Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Apple and Samsung are facing each other in a California court for a third trial involving the same set of five patents.

Apple today announced that it is teaming up with educators to bring its Everyone Can Code initiative to schools for people who are deaf, blind and have other assistive needs.

The CRTC is working with all of its partners to fix the technical errors that caused the test emergency alerts to be inconsistently distributed to Canadians.

YouTube is testing an Incognito mode for its Android app.

Apple CEO Tim Cook said that he pressed President Trump during a recent meeting on his tariff threats against China.

The consumer version of Google Drive is getting a makeover, with a new name, new benefits, and cheaper prices for data storage.

Lisa Jackson, Apple’s VP of environment, policy, and social initiatives, has won the Environmental Law Institute's distinguished Environmental Achievement Award.

Carmack gave some insights into what it was like to work with Jobs and his opinions of gaming.

Netflix will have released 1,000 original programs by the end of 2018, which includes a mix of TV shows and movies.

Mesh WiFi systems promise to spread wireless internet access to every dead-zone in your house or office, but now the Wi-Fi Alliance wants to make them work together, too.

Cook took the opportunity to acknowledge significant social and political issues like climate change, gun violence, and the #MeToo movement.

Researchers have confirmed a set of vulnerabilities that have the potential to reveal the contents of email previously thought to be encrypted with PGP.