Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

A streaming service that offers all National Football League games in Canada says it resolved many of its issues following a woeful debut.

Free Lossless Audio Codec (FLAC) brings the full quality of the original recording via lossless compression of digital audio at the expense of storage and bandwidth.

Apple has decided to update its developer app review guidelines for the iOS App Store this week, adding new clauses that attempt to address appropriate usage of ARKit, Face ID, and more.

Facebook is planning to launch an election integrity initiative that will help protect Canada's next election from cyber threats.

The RCMP used unlawful cellphone tracking technology six times.

A majority of Canadian consumers are expected to abandon using cash for shopping in the next few year, reads a new report.

Apple's upcoming mobile operating system, iOS 11, is likely to be quickly adopted by current iPhone users from the day of its release.

Minnesota Senator Al Franken, a Democrat, has asked several questions related to Apple’s implementation of Face ID technology.

Reported benchmarks of Apple's latest A11 Bionic system-on-chip design show some serious performance improvements.

The CEOs of Bell and Rogers argued today that their smaller competitors should not be favoured in the wireless spectrum auction.

According to Apple's product website, the earbuds feature a "fine-tuned acoustic design" with an axial-aligned driver along with secure-fit wingtips and magnetic earbuds.

The smartphone features an edge-to-edge OLED display, but one of the most striking details is the tiny "notch" at the top of the phone, which intrudes ever-so-slightly into the screen.