Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

A growing number of iPhone X owners are complaining of cracked camera lenses on their devices.

The Apple Watch has steadily been gaining popularity in the three years since it has been released, but it has surprisingly found a home among service industry workers.

Apple has signed a deal with Volkswagen to build self-driving cars.

The Ontario Provincial Police charged more than 11,000 drivers during the Victoria Day long weekend.

Apple will share news regarding APFS boot support for Mac Fusion Drives “very soon,” claims Apple’s software engineering VP, Craig Federighi.

Apple has launched a new Data and Privacy page on its website, allowing individual users to check and download all the data the company has collected from them.

Apple supplier TSMC has reportedly started production on the processors set to debut inside this year's lineup of new iPhones.

Apple's reboot of Steven Spielberg's "Amazing Stories" gets two new executive producers.

Bell has started offering three new promotional plans in Quebec with 8GB of non-shareable data.

Security experts at Microsoft and Google say they have discovered a new form of the Spectre and Meltdown bug which hit PCs earlier this year.

Apple managed to defy all trends and boost its Q1 2018 shipment numbers.

Duolingo, one of the world's most popular language-learning apps, has a revolutionary way of serving up millions of sentences to its users per day.