Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Qualcomm CEO Steve Mollenkopf said that Apple charged $1 billion USD to the company for the work required to make modem chips work with Apple products.

Twitter is launching a new beta program to test out its upcoming features in an attempt reshape how conversations take place on the platform.

Mac shipments declined over the past year, alongside the large majority of other PC vendors.

Apple is expected to take the wraps off three different iPhone models this year, including a successor to the iPhone XR.

Apple Music has released an exclusive short documentary behind actor Rami Malek's process in becoming Freddie Mercury in the movie Bohemian Rhapsody.

Alipay, the Chinese e-payment giant, will focus on the spending patterns of Chinese tourists, students, and consumers rather than Canadian consumers.

Uber Canada is fighting back against a tax reassessment that says it's responsible to account for sales tax on rides provided by its drivers.

Samsung's highly anticipated folding phone has made an incognito appearance at CES 2019 and is pegged to release next month.

Apple's wearable products, which include the Apple Watch and AirPods, have recently surpassed the revenue of the iPod when the device was "at its peak."

Smartphone giant Samsung has seemingly struck a deal with Facebook to prevent the de-installation of the app on some of its phones.

Apple CEO Tim Cook received a significant pay bump in 2018 as iPhone sales hit a peak from which they have since begun a sharp decline.

Apple has yet again slashed its iPhone production plans, this time for the first quarter of the year.