Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

The iPhone's introduction was a boon to the Chinese cities where it's assembled, prompting countries from Indonesia to Brazil to try to replicate the model, but does it work?

During an interview with The Australian, Apple Vice-President of Product Marketing Greg Joswiak was asked about their latest development program for their mobile devices, dubbed ARKit. 

Jailbreaking is a technique used to hack into Apple's iOS operating system and unlocking it. This allows users to install any software on the device and customizing it as much as possible. The first ever jailbreak was discovered in 2007 by Todesco, just shortly after the iPhone launched. All jailbreaks that followed were used by...

University of Oxford sleep researcher Russell Foster spoke to Wired about the impact of Apple's smartphone on sleep patterns.

Twitch announced today a facelift for its mobile app — on both iOS and Android — as well as a suite of new features aimed to improve discovery and functionality.

Apart from the numerous inventions the iPhone created, it brought to light one of its most ubiquitous features: the emoji.

The Canadian Supreme Court has ordered Google to de-index an e-commerce site globally, setting a disastrous precedent that opens the door for other governments (and private parties) across the globe to try to control or censor Google’s search results.

First detailed at Google I/O, new sharing features are officially rolling out to users of Google Photos in the US - Suggested Sharing and Shared Libraries.

Charities in Canada are being forced to adjust as Canadians start turning away from cash, in favour of other card-based payment methods.

The Japanese designer who supplied the late Steve Jobs with his trademark mock turtleneck is bringing it back in updated form.

As this year celebrates the ten-year anniversary of the iPhone, it is interesting to look back on Steve Jobs' early vision for third-party developers for the platform.

“My Chill Mix” will automatically populate with, you guessed it, chill, low-key songs based on the user’s Apple Music listening history and song ratings.