Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

A new Apple job posting appears to have once again outed the unannounced homeOS software.

The First Movers Coalition, which US President Joe Biden announced ahead of COP26, will commit to purchasing low-carbon products by 2030.

Microsoft has introduced "Loop," a new Microsoft 365 application that takes collaboration beyond the traditional document.

To keep its service free, Zoom will experiment with displaying ads after video calls.

Apple will soon offer the iPhone XR to customers as loaner phone during lengthier repairs.

Apple is no longer the world's most valuable company.

A new video takes a look at the new M1 Max-equipped MacBook Pro's ability to run some of the most popular video games on the market right now. For decades, Apple has used third-party graphics processors in many of its laptops and desktops, from the humble Nvidia GeForce 9400M in early MacBooks to the muscular...

Google has released an emergency Chrome update to fix issues that are being actively exploited.

The new MacBook Pro models with Mini-LED screens have run into further controversy around the notch, with Apple having to introduce what seems to be a quick workaround for apps that run into trouble with said notch. According to 9to5Mac, the new MacBook Pro models include a new feature called "Scale to fit below built-in camera." This option can...

Dropbox still doesn't support Apple silicon, and the company says the issue still needs more votes before it can move ahead, leaving customers furious.

Apple has a new support document explaining how to fine-tune the calibration of the MacBook Pro's Liquid Retina XDR display.

Apple's M1 Pro and M1 Max processors in the new MacBook Pro offer powerful graphic performance. That's intended for artists rendering video and other professional tasks, but tests show that it translates to solid gaming performance. PCMag tested gaming on a 14-inch MacBook Pro running an M1 Pro processor with a 16-core GPU and a...