Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

US President Trump created The American Technology Council through an executive order in May to "transition and modernize" government information technology and digital services.

Apple's 2017 MacBook lineup hit stores today, which means iFixit was able to get their hands on the new Retina MacBook and MacBook Pro and tear them apart.

FRAMED by Loveshack is Apple’s free iOS app of the week.

Facebook is working with three global relief organizations to provide disaster maps to aid first responders.

Apple announced that it is opening up HomeKit to allow any Apple developer to build and prototype smart home accessories without first needing to apply for and be granted an MFi license.

The 2017 models are up to 20 percent faster than their predecessors from 2016 when benchmarked using Geekbench 4.

According to a report from ?MacRumors?, Apple told developers that macOS High Sierra will be the "last macOS release to support 32-bit apps without compromises."

The company is putting sophisticated proprietary iPhone display repair equipment in around 400 locations other than Apple Stores.

Apple just revealed iOS 11, the upcoming new version of the iPhone’s operating system, and it may be bringing new capabilities to the iPhone's NFC chip.

Have you ever wanted to share your Wi-Fi password with friends and guests without having to give your password away? Apple's iOS 11 finally makes this possible!

Apple offered a sneak peak at its smart home speaker, called HomePod, during their WWDC keynote yesterday.

Apple is set to release a new feature called Business Chat in a direct bid to compete with customer service messaging platforms like Facebook Messenger and Twitter’s DM support.