Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

A Reddit user posted a video showing a much more amusing way to invoke Reachability on the iPhone X.

Bell Canada customers and employees are speaking out about high-pressure sales tactics.

Improved iPhone X shipping estimates are due to better than expected production enhancements and parts availability, not weakened demand.

Imgur has confirmed that they were hacked in 2014 and claims that it was only notified of it on November 23.

A Canadian man charged for his alleged role in a 2014 Yahoo breach is expected to plead guilty in U.S. federal court. According to a new report from Reuters, Karim Baratov is set to appear in court in San Francisco on Tuesday for his plea hearing. Baratov is accused of helping Russian hackers steal information for...

Twitter is testing a potential new feature that allows users to see how many people are currently "talking about" certain tweets.

ModMy has announced that is has archived its repository on Cydia, a popular alternative to the AppStore for downloading apps, themes, and other files on iOS devices.

According to Uber Canada's senior manager in British Columbia Mike van Hemmen, the introduction of risesharing in the province would be a "win-win-win" for everyone involved.

A case could allow internet service providers (ISP) to charge a fee for revealing information about a suspected online pirate.

Studio Neat's Dan Provost conducted an experiment to show how much light is required before an iPhone 7 Plus and iPhone X.

Social media giant Facebook is reportedly looking to clone Snapchat's "Streak" feature, one that promotes a constant flow of conversation between two users.

One of Apple's primary suppliers has reportedly employed thousands of students to assemble iPhone X who are being forced to work overtime.