Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Apple last year begun letting apps serve up push notifications solely for the purpose of advertising or marketing — but only as long as users of those apps agree to receive the ads. Apple had long banned apps from using notifications for "advertising, promotions, or direct marketing purposes," but since the change, apps have been...

A new test has found that the iPhone 13 Pro battery outlasts that of the iPhone 13 — but not by much.

With its larger, brighter display and array of useful updates, this sleek new version of the Switch is expensive but desirable.

End-to-end encryption allows users to secure their backup on iCloud from unauthorized access.

Apple faces yet another antitrust probe into its iOS operating system on devices like the iPhone 13, this time in Japan.

On iOS and macOS, it's going to get easier to rid yourself of an app and the user account to which it's linked.

Your iPhone could soon be useful for more in a car than answering calls and changing up the music.

Amazon-owned streaming giant Twitch has reportedly been hit with a hack and had its source code, internal security tools, and data on how much it pays creators leaked online.

Sundar Pichai, CEO of Google and parent company Alphabet, said every move is part of the tech giant's aim "to help one billion people make more sustainable choices by 2022."

EU antitrust regulators are prepping themselves to charge Apple for anti-competitive practices surrounding the use of contactless payments.

Apple has today announced a series of new education resources for elementary schools as part of its "Everyone Can Code" initiative.

ProRes is a professional video codec used in high-end cameras and editing workflows.