Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

iPhone X models equipped with Qualcomm's Snapdragon x16 LTE modem get consistently better cellular speeds than the versions with Intel's XMM7480 modem.

Apple is currently focusing on single-user authentication with Face ID on the iPhone X, according to an alleged email from Craig Federighi.

Periscope is expanding its Super Broadcaster program to Canada, giving more users of the Twitter-owned application the opportunity to earn money from their livestreams.

Legislation has been introduced that will allow ride sharing companies like Uber and Lyft set up shop in Saskatchewan.

Vancouver-based connected-car startup Mojio has raised $30 million in Series B funding.

Toronto-based Bank of Montreal's (BMO) discount brokerage, BMO InvestorLine, has earned the top spot in mobile customer experience in Canada.

Apple has teamed up with Stanford Medicine for a study that uses a new Apple Watch app to help determine whether a user is experiencing abnormal heart rhythms.

Jimmy Iovine argues that free streaming services without other attached businesses are inherently unprofitable.

Apple is reportedly developing in-house power management chips that could debut in next year's iPhones.

Apple's design chief Jony Ive sat down for an interview with Smithsonian Magazine.

Project 529 Garage is taking Vancouver by storm and has now spread to 26 communities across British Columbia, helping decrease bike theft across the province. 

Facebook has begun asking some users to verify their identity and prove they’re not bots by uploading a picture of themselves.