Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Apple is now offering the brand-new, high-end iMac Pro for in-store pickup at many of its locations in Canada, the United States, and other countries.

The US Patent & Trademark Office have published two new Apple wireless power patent applications which offer a sneak peek into how the company may provide a new and advanced way to charge our devices.

Apple’s board rewarded CEO Tim Cook with a sizable increase in compensation for the company’s fiscal year 2017, which saw the company return to growth after a rough 2016.

An early teardown of Apple's brand-new iMac Pro highlights that it is, in fact, possible to upgrade the high-end desktop's RAM, although the less experienced may want to leave the task to a professional.

Snapchat is reportedly working on expanding its Stories feature outside of its own app for the very first time with a new initiative called "Stories Everywhere."

New data shows that Apple devices accounted for 44 percent of smartphone and tablet activations during the week leading up to Christmas Day.

Nine lawsuits have been filed against Apple for fraud, after the company said it slowed down older iPhones to compensate for poor battery performance.

Starting next year, the Computer History Museum will release the Apple Lisa OS for free as an open source project.

Freedom Mobile has officially retired Freddy the Freedom Bear, the company's mascot.

The Verge has released a 2017 smartphone camera shootout.

A review of Propel's Star Wars X-Wing drone that has an amazing performance for the price.

Apple has been sanctioned in its battle against Qualcomm for reportedly withholding relevant documentation.