Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Apple is allegedly going to pay the large sum in advance to secure up to 45,000 units from the Korean display maker, which will begin production of the panels in 2019.

Facebook is launching its Marketplace in Canada, giving users the option to buy or sell physical goods in their community.

The CRTC has revealed that the pace of cord-cutting in Canada has been slowing since 2015. 

A new patent application shows how the technology might be adapted to both a smartphone screen and smart glasses, as well as how the two devices might be used in tandem.

Facebook’s rapid worldwide growth isn’t stopping, and neither is its ability to monetize its billions of users' eyeballs.

Mobile development team TRIXI Studios has been experimenting with a beta version of the upcoming iPhone software update and produced a reworked version of A-Ha’s "Take On Me."

Apple supplier Foxconn announced plans to invest $10 billion in the United States.

Toronto-based app theScore continues to gain popularity among sports fans around the world.

According to the exclusive interview, Ive has been integral to the planning, design, and execution of Apple Park, one of Steve Jobs' visions for the company.

U.S. District Judge William Conley in Madison added $272 million USD to a $234 million USD jury verdict the Wisconsin Alumni Research Foundation (WARF) won against Apple in October 2015.

The move by Apple, if indeed the case, will help fulfill the Trump administration's goal of bringing life back to the U.S. manufacturing industry.

Apple is notably a member of the Promoter Group, making it likely to be an early adopter.