Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Google announced that the iOS version of Chrome is now open-source under the Chromium project.

Just ahead of Apple's first fiscal quarter of 2017 earnings, analysts were prepared to see a third quarter in a row of declining iPhone sales. Apple, however, was keen to announce – just as calendar 2017 started following its pattern of App Store revenue reporting – that its app storefront has been highly successful, topping...

Bell Media lays off staff Canada-wide, citing industry challenges.

Snapchat, the smartphone application wildly popular with millenials, has become somewhat of an obsession for many of its frequent users.

2K games wildly popular "Bioshock," while still available on the console front, will not be returning to iOS devices again, according to developers.

First hands-on video of Theater Mode in watchOS 3.2.

North Carolina Bar Examination takers with Apple's 2016 MacBook will have to disable the Touch Bar.

Adopting OLED display could add $50 million to incremental costs, says analyst.

Dropbox launches Smart Sync, targets $1 billion revenue.

Apple has lost the best-selling smartphone spot in China for the first time since 2012; Oppo's flagship R9 model now takes the throne.

Fitbit shares have dived as much as 13 percent after revealing it will cut anywhere from five to ten percent of its global workforce.

New drone footage from Duncan Sinfield shows that much of the heavier work has been completed at Apple's Campus 2.