Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Wired seems to have been given the same demo units as other media outlets, but they have slightly different thoughts.

Apple opened its first retail store in South Korea today.

Canadians will get to view American ads this year if they are watching the Super Bowl on a U.S. channel.

Uber has been very successful in London, Ontario so far and that success has prompted discussions on the city's taxi licencing caps.

Apple may adopt larger capacity single-cell L-shaped batteries for its 2018 iPhone lineup.

While critics praise the pint-sized speaker for its excellent sound and Siri's excellent speech recognition, not all is perfect.

Supply chain reports have claimed that Apple is currently working on a successor to the iPhone SE, shipping sometime in May or June.

Apple will launch a single OLED iPhone this year with a 6.5in screen, reads a new report, despite earlier speculation that it was also planning a 5.8-inch successor to the iPhone X.

Apple released an update for its Clips video creation app, adding new graphics to celebrate Chinese New Year.

Reddit has finally rolled out support for two-factor authentication (2FA) after months of beta testing. The feature adds a second layer of security by prompting users to enter a 6-digit verification code generated by your phone after entering your account password. Reddit's 2FA feature works on desktop, mobile, and third-party apps. However, using the feature...

Apple’s iBooks app is reportedly about to see its first major upgrade in nearly eight years.

Nintendo has today announced that they’re ending support for Miitomo, just over two years since Nintendo’s first smartphone game launched onto the market.