Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Facebook has been criticized for operating a secretive market research project which paid teenage users in return for access to their data.

Apple is being sued by a Houston lawyer over the just-revealed FaceTime bug that prompted the iPhone maker to take Group FaceTime offline yesterday.

Apple's video streaming service is set to launch in the United States this April.

In a new interview, Apple's Retail SVP Angela Ahrendts says that retail is broken and stores need to rethink their approach to compete with online shopping.

A new solution has arrived that makes it much easier to connect one's AirPods to their Mac.

Despite the US-China trade war, US-based Apple manufacturing is unlikely to happen anytime soon.

Apple could have been shopping around this year's CES for the next big thing in augmented reality.

Well-respected Apple analyst Ming-Chi Kuo has issued an investor note addressing the recent slowdown in iPhone shipments.

Facebook employees reportedly recognized that children were running up massive tabs spending money on games but opted not to give refunds.

Facebook is planning to roll the messaging services of WhatsApp, Instagram, and Facebook Messenger together.

The Chinese phone market cratered in the final quarter of 2018, but iPhone sales in the country did even worse.

The latest leaked photos of the Samsung Galaxy S10 and S10+ show off the devices' unusual hole-punch display.