Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Apple and LG are currently discussing terms for the display maker to supply OLED screens in 2019, with only small shipments towards the end of next year.

Apple recently hired four veteran television executives to join its quickly growing video content team, with the new recruits tasked to head up original programming initiatives including documentary series.

In order to reduce the fees paid at Apple Music, the tech titan has announced its first major licensing deal with a big time music label since Apple launched its streaming music service two years ago.

Twitter has started rolling out Night Mode for all desktop users.

HonkMobile has launched their mobile parking solution across 20 Canadian universities and colleges just in time for the 2017 back-to-school season.

The future of James Bond may be found with Apple or Amazon, as both have entered the race to buy the property’s rights.

Apple has been rejecting a request from Telecom Regulatory Authority of India (TRAI) to approve its Do Not Disturb app for the Apple app store.

The tech titan’s sparkling new campus recently began welcoming workers through its doors, while a new drone video shows that finishing touches to elements such as landscaping are heading toward completion.

A class action lawsuit against Apple, which alleges that the company knew about a design defect with the iPhone 6, has been allowed to move forward.

Apple is initiating another bond sale, which is reportedly worth $5 billion.

Facebook will soon start monetizing its WhatsApp messaging platform, leveraging its relationships with businesses to help them stay in contact with customers.

According to a report from UBS analysts, the next iPhone is "unlikely" to cost the $1,200 USD that numerous media outlets reported.