Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff
Apple Granted Patent for Future All-Glass iPhone, iPad, Mac Models
The US Patent & Trademark Office has granted Apple a patent for all-glass design for future iPhone, iPad, and Mac models.
#AppleToo Organizer Cher Scarlett Leaving Apple on Friday
The Apple engineer helped organize pay equity surveys and anti-harassment/discrimination campaigns at the company.
Spotify Rolls Out Lyrics as Native Feature Worldwide
You'll no longer have an excuse to mess up the lyrics of every song on Spotify.
References to an Apple ‘SportsKit’ Found in iOS Developer Betas
Code found in the latest developer betas of iOS 15 makes reference to an unannounced "Sportskit" framework.
Netflix Launches Website Highlighting Most Popular Movies, Shows From Around the World
In a bid to make its viewing metrics more transparent, Netflix has launched a new website that lets users see the top 10 movies and films on the streaming platform each week — including Canada.
Apple Announces New ‘Self Service Repair’ Program
Apple will start letting consumers complete some of their technology repairs at home.
Developer Ports ‘Super Mario 64’ to Apple TV [VIDEO]
Ever dreamt of playing Super Mario 64 on your Apple TV? Well, it's no longer a dream.
Korean Lawmaker Says Apple, Google Not Doing Enough to Follow App Store Law
A Korean lawmaker says that neither Apple nor Google are doing enough to comply with the country's law that prevents app store operators from forcing app developers to use their payment systems.
WhatsApp Working on Apple Catalyst-Based macOS Update, UWP Windows App
WhatsApp has been spotted developing new apps for Windows and macOS users.
Do Apple’s Annual iOS and macOS Updates Release Too Often?
Apple should take a break with their annual iOS and macOS updates, a new report says.
Foxconn Reports Better-Than-Expected Q3 Profits
Foxconn was helped by strong smartphone demand as people continue to work remotely through the coronavirus pandemic.
Google Reveals Zero-Day macOS Flaw Targeting Apple Devices in Hong Kong
Google has revealed that hackers targeting visitors to websites in Hong Kong were using a previously undisclosed zero-day flaw in macOS to spy on people.