Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Apple continues to expand its San Francisco Bay Area footprint to accommodate a growing workforce and new projects, with the latest leases involving multiple industrial buildings near the soon to open Apple Park. 

Apple is expected to release an LTE version of its Apple Watch by the end of the year and, according to new reports, it will undoubtedly boost the wearable device's sales.

Following the addition of threaded conversations earlier this week, you can now directly reply to specific individual photos or videos shared with you with your own media.

Tsuro - The Game of the Path by Thunderbox Entertainment is Apple’s free iOS app of the week.

In iOS 11, Apple is adding an easy way to quickly disable Touch ID.

Netflix will spend $7 billion USD on content in 2018 — up from the $6 billion USD that the streaming giant has pledged to spend this year on licensing and producing TV series and films.

Drone pilot Matthew Roberts has shared up-close shots of the exterior of the building, including the atrium of the Steve Jobs Theater.

The images, shared by Zealer on Weibo (a Chinese microblogging site), show wireless charging circuitry that’s apparently going to be built into the iPhone 8.

Apple chief executive Tim Cook has become the latest business leader to speak out against Donald Trump's response to the white supremacist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia over the weekend.

The latest batch of concept images comes from John Calkins.

Google is celebrating National Joke day by adding new jokes on its Google Assistant platform.

The new updates to Google's G Suite of office apps will help improve version control and give new options for collaboration.