Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Telus has announced that it will be spending $4.7 billion in British Columbia through 2020.

Facebook is preparing to launch a new teen messaging app that will seemingly allow parents to monitor who their children are in contact with, and will be closed to strangers trawling the internet.

Apple is reportedly rolling out an incentivized program which pays users to verify or correct Points-of-Interest or placemarks within the application.

Nintendo announced that new details for the Nintendo Switch’s paid online service, Switch Online, including the fact that the service has been delayed until next year.

Canada's telecommunication companies will be required to update their networks to be ready to provide next-generation 911 services by the end of 2020.

The Robot Factory by Tinybop is Apple’s free iOS app of the week.

Skype is getting its biggest update in a long time, getting rid its light-blue theme for a new, customizable interface and features aimed at the way young people communicate.

Facing a long and drawn out legal battle with chip-maker Qualcomm, Apple is apparently increasing its use of Intel-branded chips in its Apple smartphones.

The new title will be released for iOS and Android devices and will serve as a continuation of the Pokemon Rumble series.

Instagram is gearing up for June's Pride Month celebrations with the help of LGBTQ creatives and artists.

Amazon today has revealed Apple iCloud users can now link their calendar to Echo and Alexa for the first time.

Now, if you receive a DM from someone you don’t follow, it will be channeled to a new Requests folder rather than appearing in your Inbox.