Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

A bizarre computer glitch sent shares in dozens of US technology companies including Apple, Amazon and Microsoft to the same price on Tuesday morning, leading some to apparently lose billions in market value.

A new report from Bloomberg suggests that Apple intends to introduce facial recognition technology in the next iPhone that will replace Touch ID. Citing a person familiar with Apple's future product plans, the report notes that the company's new 3-D face scanning feature will be able to authenticate a user within a few hundred milliseconds. The report...

Zhengzhou, a huge industrial town in eastern China also goes by a more informal name: iPhone City.

Apple is reportedly in talks with LG Display to invest about $1.75-2.62 billion USD into the Korean display maker’s new OLED production lines exclusively dedicated to Apple orders.

KGI analyst Ming-Chi Kuo — often cited for his insider knowledge on Apple's movements — recently published a new investor note laying out his top ten predictions for the iPhone 8. Here they are.

The legal batter over the CRTC's new Super Bowl advertisement policy may soon be getting attention from the United States President Donald Trump.

Transport Minister Marc Garneau has issued several statements regarding distracted driving.

As of July 1, federal sales tax (13% HST in Ontario and 5% GST in Alberta) will be added on top of regular Uber fares.

Day One Journal by Bloom Built is Apple’s free iOS app of the week.

A video published by TigerMobile shows a dummy unit of the upcoming iPhone 8.

The report prompted widespread concern that the button would be open to abuse, though it was never clear whether the feature would ultimately be released.

Apple today announced it will donate $1 USD to the National Park Foundation for every purchase made with Apple Pay at any Apple Store, on Apple.com, or through the Apple Store app in the United States from July 1 through July 15.