Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

"The first slew of releases" from Apple itself won't hit the service until much later in 2019, as most of them are still in development.

This is the third time Huawei has been caught using other photos as camera samples.

Mozilla today announced the formal launch of Firefox Send, a file-sharing service that got its start as one of the organization's "Test Pilot" experiments.

The research is an attempt to "revitalize the workforce" by rewarding fitness-conscious employees through loyalty points programs

The Conservatives had proposed the ban during last year's election campaign.

The Canadian government's highly-anticipated spectrum auction kicks off tomorrow.

Apple's dark days might be coming to an end, says one Bank of America analyst.

Kater has yet to confirm a date in which service will begin, saying that it is continuing to develop the technology behind the app.

Tesla has backpedaled on its plans to close a vast majority of its stores worldwide in order to save money and to lower the price of its cars accordingly.

Samsung might have a hit on their hands with the recently-announced Galaxy S10 and S10+ flagship devices, says one analyst.

Mark Zuckerberg has outlined a new "privacy-focused" direction for Facebook that will give preference to "encrypted, ephemeral" messages.

The Chinese telecommunications company is calling for the ban the Trump administration put in place in August to be overturned.