Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Google parent company Alphabet said it is collaborating with AT&T, Apple, and various other government agencies to deliver limited wireless internet access to Puerto Rico.

Lee and Maria’s Market is launching a delivery service to bring locally grown produce directly to the home of Windsor residents.

Telus detailed its planned investment to expand its PureFibre home internet network to Okotoks, Black Diamond and Turner Valley.

Tom's Guide has posted a shootout between the cameras found on both devices.

Apple latest iPhone includes a new feature for animating emojis that reportedly rips off an existing app called "Animoji."

Google said this week it is lowering the amount of money it charges app developers for mobile subscriptions processed through the Google Play app store.

The report surrounding the iPhone X's production woes continue to mount.

Reports have emerged that the tech giant has slashed orders for the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus by nearly 50 percent for the rest of the year.

Swedish lock giant ASSA ABLOY has signed an agreement to acquire San Francisco-based August Home, a provider of smart-home access products and services.

State-owned carriers in China have cut LTE cellular access to Apple Watch Series 3, preventing owners of the device from signing up for a cellular connection service.

Halton Police will become the first adopters of Canada's first public safety LTE network.

Winnipeg Mayor Brian Bowman was reportedly threatened by a representative from a taxi company.