Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

It looks like Apple is indeed planning a new version of its Smart Battery Case for the newest iPhone models.

One of the most influential consumer advocacy organizations in the country — the Public Interest Advocacy Centre — is on the verge of closing.

Apple and Qualcomm have found yet another thing to disagree over in their long-running feud.

Steve Jobs was once deadset on building Apple products in the United States.

It looks like speculation of an Apple-designed car is heating up again.

An apparent glitch in Apple's App Store is reportedly causing random drops in app ratings over the past day.

Facebook today announced yet another security incident affecting millions of its customers.

One of the world's top Apple analysts has reduced his first-quarter iPhone sales estimates, primarily because of lower demand for the iPhone XR.

Apple warns that banning iPhones in China could have serious consequences for both the company and the local economy.

Apple plans to build a new $1 billion USD campus in Austin, Texas, adding thousands of jobs, while also setting up new large offices across the US.

Apple has hired 40 to 50 doctors to work with various teams as the firm pits itself as a contender in the health tech field.

Apple is preparing to relaunch Texture, an app it agreed to buy in March that offers unlimited access to about 200 magazines, as soon as the coming spring.