Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

The new tags, to be used in all languages for users worldwide, will use third-party fact-checkers to indicate whether news items are true, false or somewhere in-between.

A remote code execution in Broadcom’s Wi-Fi system-on-chip (SoC), if exploited, can allow attackers to compromise smartphone devices.

According to the newest McAfee Threat Report, malware threats to Apple computers grew by a massive 744% in 2016, mostly due to adware.

The Microsoft Surface has outranked the iPad with the highest overall score in consumer satisfaction.

The CRTC announced that it will require all wireless providers to join the National Public Alerting System on their LTE networks.

New iMac tech specs reportedly leak, launch set for late October.

2016-17 CCTS mid-year report: Bell takes 32% of complaints.

The ACCC has started legal proceedings against Apple over claims that the company refused to service "Error 53" affected devices which have been previously touched by a third party repairer.

Twitter is rolling out a quicker and lighter version of its main website today in a bid to draw more traffic from regions cursed with sporadic or patchy mobile data networks.

The RCMP has admitted it possesses a controversial high-tech spy device that allows it to track cellphone data.

New supply chain reports suggest that Apple is having difficulty with the design and sourcing of components of the "iPhone 8."

Apple Pay adoption doesn't seems to worry Apple execs.