Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

TELUS announced its LivingWell Companion, which is the company's first personal safety solution to enable more seniors to live independently.

A number of hikers who heavily rely on their cell phones to get around Gatineau Park have been getting lost, which is a trend that is starting to worry park staff.

Just in time for school to start, Twitter has released some figures regarding school-related tweets and trends.

Apple has added two Chinese manufacturers to its MacBook chassis supplier list as part of an effort to drive down the prices quoted by their usual Taiwanese suppliers.

Netflix might allow iPhone and iPad users the ability to bypass iTunes as a payment method when paying for their subscriptions.

This year's iPhone models will feature a wireless charging coil made from copper wire instead of FPC, or ferrite polymer composite, which is currently used in the iPhone X.

Just in time for the new school year, Minecraft: Education Edition is making its way to the iPad.

A new government filing from the EEC suggests that Apple is preparing six new Apple Watch models for launch in the near future.

PUBG Mobile has passed 100 million downloads within only four months of being on the App Store and Google Play Store.

The government of Quebec is trying to make up for a drop in taxi permit value caused by the success of ride-sharing services like Uber.

Pandora Premium and Deezer are now available on Google Home speakers, in addition to other audio devices that have Google Assistant built-in.

Apple is reportedly planning to launch its much-rumored "entry-level" MacBook in September.