Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Apple SVP Phil Schiller talks about the future of the App Store in an exclusive interview with CNN.

Apple has hired two top television executives, Jamie Erlicht and Zack Van Amburg, from Sony in a move that might signal Apple's readiness to venture into more original video.

The acquisition comes as the two companies agreed to enter a definitive merger agreement in which Amazon will acquire the supermarket chain for $42 per share in an all-cash transaction.

Edmonton city civil servants have unveiled a series of new rules that oversee ride-booking services like Uber and TappCar, as the city takes action to prevent misconduct from the companies' drivers.

In order to showcase Canada's 150th birthday, Facebook launched custom camera art.

On your birthday you will get a "Happy Birthday!" notification that displays balloons on the screen.

Managing your health information and sharing them with your trusted doctor may soon become a lot less cumbersome than it is now as Apple is on works to turn the iPhone into a hub of all your medical information.

Bloomberg has published a detailed interview with Apple’s CEO Tim Cook talking about Steve Jobs, HomePod, Augmented Reality, and a few other things Apple.

Twitter has once again redesigned it applications across mobile, desktop, and web platforms, likely in an effort to better serve newcomers.

An unboxing and first impressions of Apple's new 10.5-inch iPad Pro.

Google Drive is releasing a new service called Backup and Sync on June 28.

The new feature, aptly called Box Drive, is a desktop application that stores all files in Box and allows users to create, edit, find, and share, without leaving the desktop.