Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Facebook is expanding Watch Party — its co-viewing feature that lets users watch videos together in real time — to all pages and profiles.

Fortnite's has grown so quickly and substantially that its player base population is now the size of a large country.

Apple has announced Entrepreneur Camp, a new project aimed at app-driven businesses that are either owned or led by women.

Canadians are complaining about the telecommunications sector more than ever before, says a new report.

There's no real downside to allowing foreign investment in Canada's telecommunications sector, reads a new government report.

Hour of Code, Apple's annual coding session events held at its retail stores around the world, is returning for the sixth year beginning Saturday, December 1.

Apple has slashed the price of the brand-new iPhone XR by $100 USD for NTT Docomo customers in Japan.

French luxury goods group Kering said on Monday it would also develop its own online shopping sites by 2020.

Canada's telecom regulator will intervene in a battle between rival wireless carriers that is causing failed connections for hundreds of cellphone users.

The US Supreme Court on Monday is hearing arguments from Apple that call into question who can bring an antitrust case against the company.

As promised by Google, some Pixel owners can now use the company's Duplex service to do their talking.

Microsoft is improving LinkedIn's privacy controls by adding a toggle to prevent your email address from being swept up in another user's data archive.