Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

BuzzFeed and Vox are among the media companies that have signed content deals with Facebook.

A couple of members of the German Chaos Computer Club (CCC) show in a newly released video how to fool the Galaxy S8's iris scanner with a digital photograph, an office printer and a contact lens.

Facebook is updating the features of Live, the platform for live video streams on the social network; with the newest iteration of the feature, users will find two new features: Live Chat With Friends and Live With.

Apple on Wednesday released a free college-level computer coding course designed to teach students how to create apps, a move that’s part of the company’s push to highlight its role in the U.S. economy.

Apple is planning to test next-generation 5G wireless technology.

Apple's latest transparency report shows that the company saw a spike in government data requests in the second half of 2016.

Microsoft announced Tuesday a long-awaited upgrade to its Surface Pro series of high-end tablet PCs, dropping the number from the name and adding Kaby Lake processors, more minutes on a charge and a few dollars to the price tag.

The new device could start at a price of $870 USD and might go up to $1070 USD, according to UBS analyst Steven Milunovich.

Nokia and Apple have settled long-running intellectual property disputes and agreed to a multi-year patent license, moving from courtroom foes to business partners.

Apple introduced an overhauled "Switch" site, hoping to persuade more Android users to buy an iPhone.

Alphabet Inc's urban innovation arm Sidewalk Labs responded to Waterfront Toronto's request for proposal to build up Quayside.

Apple this weekend celebrated the launch of its new in-store programing, "Today at Apple," at all of its 495 retail locations.