Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

BlackBerry is taking Facebook and its subsidiaries to court over a new claim that the social networking giant is infringing on their patents and intellectual property.

A fresh leak suggests Apple is warning its music industry partners that it will stop multimedia album downloads on the iTunes Store this year.

Facebook is now offering some mobile app users a wireless-networking app without first disclosing that it's owned by Facebook, or that it collects information for the social networking company.

A recent survey has revealed that there are two important reasons why customers decided not to upgrade to Apple’s iPhone X when it was first launched in 2017.

Instagram is testing a new Portrait Mode-like feature in its mobile application.

Telus has also announced that they have increased the price of their plans by $5 per month.

A group of Stanford University students gathered in protest in front of the Palo Alto Apple Store on Saturday, claiming the Cupertino company makes "addictive devices."

The CEO stated that he expects Apple, the company's top client, to continue to use a "significant proportion" of its devices through 2020.

Apple is reportedly planning to enter the high-end headphone market by adding a premium pair of over-ear, noise-canceling headphones to its audio lineup.

An Ontario MPP strongly suggests that the province should introduce a new ban on door-to-door sales of telecom services.

RCMP officers in British Columbia have started a distracted driving enforcement blitz.

Uber and Lyft have made it clear that they are willing to cover the cost of insuring drivers in Winnipeg.