Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

US Customs and Border Protection can’t search travellers’ cloud data at the border.

The law would impose an obligation on technology companies to be able to provide Australian security agencies with access to encrypted user communications.

"'Apple engineers are panicking' is an exciting story," reads the report. "'Apple engineers are in crunch mode to finish iOS 11.0 just like they are every summer' is not."

As part of recent update to the Facebook app, a GIF option has been added to the app's built-in camera that lets you record your own three-second clips.

Facebook's Oculus is reportedly in the early stages of developing a standalone VR headset.

Edmonton officials decided that they won't even start a conversation with Uber about partnering for a new transit strategy.

Apple is reportedly working to implement a specialized rear-facing laser system in its upcoming "iPhone 8" that will facilitate augmented reality applications.

Superior Court Justice Robert Castiglio has allowed a class-action lawsuit against Bell to proceed.

Apple on Wednesday announced plans to set up its first data centre as part of a $1 billion USD investment in the Chinese province of Guizhou.

There is a "sense of panic in the air" for Apple engineers as they race to fix software glitches in the highly anticipated iPhone 8, reads a new report.

This new PayPal payment option is going live for Canada and Mexico users first, but it should roll out in the US as well soon.

Security researchers took to Twitter to voice their anger at AgileBits' decision to push 1Password to a cloud-based option.