Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Facebook has made changes to its On This Day feature, which will result in users being notified about more updates about past milestones.

If you live in the City of Windsor, you may no longer need to worry about finding a parking meter.

Uber and the City of Ottawa have agreed to a surcharge that will go towards supporting accessible transportation.

Apple’s SUV with autonomous driving LIDAR setup was spotted on the road in Sunnyvale, California.

Apple has removed several Iranian apps from its app store this week in order to comply with U.S. sanctions against the country, in a move that drew criticism from Iran’s telecommunications minister.

Lee Jae-Yong, the scion of the Samsung dynasty and the most powerful tycoon in South Korea, was found guilty Friday for his part in a sensational corruption scandal that had already brought down a president.

According to a new press release from Apple, the course, which is currently available for free on the iBooks store, teaches students how to build apps using Apple's open source programming language, Swift.

Colossatron: Massive World Threat by Halfbrick Studios is Apple’s free iOS app of the week.

theScore announced their largest redesign ever to its Canadian-made sport app.

Many Canadians turn to Google to get a head start on back to school shopping. Since so many people are making the same searches, Google has compiled a list of what's trending for both parents and students.

According to a new report from TechCrunch, Apple has elected to remove AMP links from mobile Safari in the newest beta in iOS 11. Google's AMP was first introduced in 2015.

Apple has alerted some owners of its pro applications that older versions of the software might no be compatible with the upcoming macOS High Sierra.