Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Apple has been working with Intel to incorporate the chipmaker's 5G modems in future iPhones while talks with Qualcomm, the world's biggest modem supplier, have been "limited."

Apple's first-ever VP of Inclusion and Diversity is leaving the company at the end of the year.

On Thursday, Bylaw Chief Roger Chapman confirmed that Lyft met with Ottawa's bylaw department about operating in the nation’s capital. Earlier this week, the San Francisco-based ride sharing service announced that it would be expanding into Canada, starting with Toronto. Lyft, which works pretty much like Uber, will require a private transportation company (PTC) licence from city...

The iPhone X is certainly Apple's most revolutionary iPhone yet, and to create it, the company has to take significant risks in its design and building process.

Google announced in an update that its Maps platform underwent a partial redesign that aims to make it quicker and easier for users to find places depending on their usage.

Apple is currently working on iOS 11.2 — this update is going to support 7.5W charging.

Animoji on iPhone X need the TrueDepth camera sensors - sometimes.

Loblaws said it is launching home delivery of groceries in Toronto and Vancouver.

Apple is likely to launch the next version of its in-house processor with an octa-core CPU on the company's next-generation iPad Pro models released in 2018.

Apple will reluctantly help India develop a mobile app to help block spam calls and messages, after initially refusing to do so due to privacy concerns.

Apple is setting an example in the way it traces cobalt used in its products, ensuring that the metal used has not been mined by children in the DRC.

Steven Soderbergh has secretly shot a movie on an iPhone starring “The Crown” breakout and Emmy nominee Claire Foy and Juno Temple.