Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Google has told its employees they will lose pay and eventually be fired if they don't comply with the company's COVID-19 vaccination rules.

Apple appears to have scrubbed any reference to its controversial Child Safety plans from its website.

The Washington Post uncovered evidence that appears to contradict Huawei's denials of a role in China's state surveillance.

An analyst says that further growth for Apple will depend on its ability to engage users and break into new categories.

Apple and Google have created a duopoly over mobile devices and are limiting competition and choice because of their "vice-like grip" on the market, the UK's competition watchdog has said.

For the past nine years, Australian artist Thea-Mai Baumann has run the @metaverse Instagram account.

TikTok has released its "Year on TikTok: Music Report 2021," highlighting the app's most popular music in both Canada and the world. "2021 has truly been a milestone year for Canadian artists and music on TikTok, and has provided so many amazing music moments to celebrate," says Adam Burchill, TikTok Canada's Head of Music, in...

Apple is expected to introduce various new features with the incoming launch of its iOS 15.2 update.

Here's how to watch the 2021 CFL Grey Cup live in Canada.

Vehicle leasing company Vanarama has created a 360-degree Apple Car model based on Apple patents.

Emails detail what Microsoft was willing to do before it launched xCloud in the browser.

Last night, Google revealed that it is bringing Play Store-based Android games to Windows in 2022.