Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

A new vulnerability in macOS High Sierra allows an attacker to bypass security warnings and compromise the system through false mouse clicks.

Apple will reportedly offer Apple Pencil support and a 512GB flash storage option to at least some versions of the upcoming iPhones.

YouTuber EverythingApplePro has posted a video highlighting 15 new features of iOS 12.

Bell will begin stocking carrier-locked smartphones in their retail locations and they will unlock the devices during the activation process.

Saudi Arabia's sovereign wealth fund would be the main source of money for Tesla CEO Elon Musk's grand plan to take the company private, but the deal isn't done yet.

A recent job listing seems to suggest that Apple is continuing to improve its iCloud services.

Google reportedly continues to store users' location data even on phones that have privacy settings set to prevent that kind of tracking.

Apple launched a new section in the Browse category this week on Apple Music, which is curated by Deutsche Grammophon.

When Fortnite Battle Royale launches on Android they will bypass the Google Play Store, instead offering it directly from Epic Games' own website.

Apple's latest move into original content comes in the form of a new comedy series from the stars of FX's "It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia."

Apple’s rock-solid supply chain might be churning out new Macs that are already hacked.

Doug Field, a former Vice President of Mac Hardware Engineering at Apple, has returned to the company after spending several years at Tesla.