Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Telepaint by Acid Nerve is Apple’s free iOS app of the week.

A quest taken up by farmers and independent repair shops to gain the rights to service manuals, diagnostic tools and parts for hi-tech equipment has met opposition from Apple, among other corporations.

Taiwanese iPhone assembler Foxconn Technology Group is looking at seven states in the American heartland to invest $10 billion or more to manufacture flat-panel screens and related equipment.

Trouble-struck British chip designer Imagination Technologies has confirmed it is for sale amid an ongoing dispute with Apple that has crushed its valuation on the London Stock Exchange.

Apple is in negotiations to reduce the royalties it pays for content on Apple Music and iTunes.

Spotify launched a new feature for Facebook Messenger that lets you create playlists of songs with your friends

According to former iOS developer Scott Forstall, the original iPhone had its iconic look because Steve Jobs just really hated someone at Microsoft.

Kalanick stepped down after receiving a letter from some of the largest investors in the company, according to a report in The New York Times.

The Silicon Valley electric-car maker said Chris Lattner, the vice president of Autopilot software, has left the company about six months after Tesla hired him away from Apple.

Students in the Greater Victoria School District are getting an upgrade with an investment that will put 585 iPads in schools.

Analyst Steven Milunovich has issued an investor note today, where he claims that Apple will released a pair of smart glasses

Apple Tuesday filed a brief to a federal court in the Southern District of California accusing Qualcomm of operating an illegal business model.