Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Canada will launch its new border security app to allow its citizens to cross borders with ease simply by creating a digital profile filled with personal details on a smartphone.

Loop Ventures' Gene Munster put the HomePod to a test with 782 different queries against its smart speaker competitors.

The HomePod's power cable can be forcefully removed, but it's definitely not recommended.

Apple posted three new tutorials to their Apple Support YouTube channel.

British Columbia's attorney general hinted that distracted driving could soon cost drivers their privileges behind the wheel.

The leak was traced back to a "low-level" Apple employee who shared the source code with a small group of friends that were in the jailbreaking community.

Bell is planning to increase its internet pricing in Ontario and Quebec.

The highly-anticipated HomePod is shipping with iOS 11.2.5, build 15D59 installed, which is, in fact, technically a beta version of the operating system.

Facebook is testing an experimental "downvote" button as the social media giant continues its efforts to clean up its platform and reputation.

Apple has updated its HomePod support website with out-of-warranty service pricing for the speaker.

A total of nine organizations in British Columbia have decided to join forces to advocate in favour of ride-sharing services.

Apple has signed another deal for video content, this time picking up an anthology series focusing on immigrants in the United States.