Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Apple told a panel of government officials that it would have the necessary infrastructure to make sure that these used iPhones "are compliant with quality standards."

The joint amicus brief was filed late on Sunday in the Ninth Circuit Court of Appeals and emphasizes the importance of immigrants in the economy and society.

Google has updated the YouTube app for iOS with easier access to playback controls.

Apple has predicted that Apple Pay can help unleash a new round of competition for banks on credit cards.

Tesla Motors is now officially named simply “Tesla.”

Fire Emblem Heroes grossed a total of $2.9 million in worldwide revenue after just 24 hours on the App Store.

LG's UltraFine 5K monitor displays would flicker or freeze when they were within two meters of a wireless router.

The suit claims that Apple forced iPhone users to upgrade to iOS 7, by breaking one of the most used apps on such smartphones, FaceTime.

The company seeks to tap into a booming Indian middle class while sales in China slow.

Hacker shares cache of files allegedly stolen from forensics company Cellebrite.

Snap made its first public IPO (initial public offering) filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.

Newseum named Apple CEO Tim Cook the winner of its 2017 Free Expression Award in the Free Speech category.