Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

The arrival of Lyft in Toronto has raised a number of question regarding the future of the city's public transit system.

Montreal app developer Transit has announced an update to their app, which was formerly known as Transit App.

Lisa Jackson recently spoke at GreenBiz's VERGE conference, offering some insight into the manufacturing processes applied to this year's iPhones.

Apple announced the newest version of Final Cut Pro on Thursday, packed with tons of new features.

Apple has a very expensive last-minute Christmas present for you: the just-released iMac Pro is the company’s "most powerful Mac ever" – and the most expensive, starting at the modest price of $6,299 CAD.

Macs purchased in Australia and New Zealand are now covered under Apple's warranty coverage for up to three years from the original date of purchase.

Accessory maker Twelve South has released a new stand designed for the iMac, iMac Pro, and compatible monitors.

According to Twitter data, Samsung Galaxy smartphone users appear happier than iPhone users.

Fingerprint sensor manufacturer Synaptics just announced that it has begun mass production with a top-five OEM to produce its new Clear ID FS9500 in-display fingerprint sensor.

Nintendo is reportedly aiming to increase its output of mobile games and it's looking for mobile developers to help out.

New research details that Canadians still pay some of the highest prices in the world for wireless service, however prices for low- to mid-use plans are actually declining.

Apple has taken a big vested interest in the success of chip making firm that manufactures some key components for Apple’s most popular products.