Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Thousands of iOS and Android mobile applications are exposing over 100 GBs of data via over 2,000 misconfigured Firebase databases.

Taiwanese iPhone builder Foxconn has broken ground on its first factory in the United States.

Twitter Canada has sent us a few insights ahead of #CanadaDay 2018.

Sgt. Rob Duttchen of the Winnipeg Police has made it his personal mission to end distracted driving.

The seven-year legal battle between two of the largest smartphone makers in the world is finally over.

Apple is reportedly planning to take on Amazon Prime with a one-stop-shop subscription service for music, magazines, and TV shows.

Apple is reportedly set to add another OLED display producer for the iPhone, helping Apple reduce its reliance on current OLED manufacturer Samsung.

Quebec has announced that they will be enforcing new laws, starting on Saturday, that ban drivers and cyclists from using headphones.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk took to Twitter to try and crowdsource ideas for an electric pickup truck.

Google showed journalists in restaurants in New York and California how its Duplex system can make reservations with remarkably human-sounding conversation.

YouTube star Mark Rober, best known for his DIY science videos, has been helping Apple develop virtual reality for entertainment in self-driving cars.

Facebook Canada says it has launched a new third-party fact-checking program on its platform, aimed at stopping the spread of fake news.