Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

With the iPhone 8 not generating enough demand and the iPhone X poised to fall short of its supply target, Apple looks certain to have a tough winter ahead.

Apple announced the acquisition of PowerbyProxi, a small New Zealand-based company specializing in wireless charging technology.

A new ride-sharing bill would allow Uber to operate across multiple cities in Manitoba.

On top of the numerous reports of supply chain issues, new reports suggest that it will be even more difficult to obtain an iPhone X than previously thought.

Apple today confirmed that the "future of the smartphone" will be available to customers for pre-order on Friday, October 27.

The brand-new iPhone 8 can be charged wirelessly in a car, but only select few vehicle makers have implemented the right tech to make it all work.

The city of Penticton, British Columbia has launched a pilot program of a new mobile parking payment app. Residents of the city can now use a phone app to pay for parking at two locations. The parking meters are located on the 100 block of Martin Street and at the 421 Ellis St. parking lot....

Survey results show that the demand for the iPhone X will be large, but not mind blowing.

Apple COO Jeff Williams recently spoke ay TSMC's 30th anniversary celebration.

A Bloomberg piece from Tim Culpan postits that Apple let its desire for innovation get ahead of its ability to source the necessary components for the iPhone X.

Users of Google's flagship Pixel 2 XL smartphone are complaining that the screen has an issue with "burn in."

A nightmare hit a Toronto neighbourhood when Bell Canada came to install their fibre optic internet.