Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Apple is planning to release a new version of the Apple Pencil this spring.

SaskTel announced that it has signed a deal with AT&T to enable 4G LTE roaming for its customers traveling to the United States.

Netflix tax is a matter of when, not if, says Michael Geist.

Freedom Mobile's LTE network betters Rogers in early tests.

Stanford University is launching a new health program to explore the possibilities potentially offered by the Apple Watch in the health field (via Cult of Mac.) The prestigious American university will distribute one thousand Apple Watches to its professors and researchers, who will also have access to a pool of $10,000 USD in funding to carry out...

Supply chain reports are depicting a massive scramble for securing OLED display supplies after it became clear that Apple may be working on a unique curved OLED iPhone 8 that could celebrate the iPhone's 10th anniversary by putting the company's innovation spirit in overdrive mode this year. According to analyst Timothy Arcuri of Cowen and...

YouTube has started rolling out its built-in share feature for users in Canada. The new Shared tab which had been undergoing tests for months can only be accessed via an invite system outside Canada. While YouTube did allow the users to create a profile, playlists, and comment on videos in the past, it has taken another major...

Lattner explained why he moved to Tesla.

The U.S. Federal Trade Commission launched a lawsuit against Qualcomm.

Apple Music execs talk eighteen months of Apple Music and more.

CRTC seeks Canadians' feedback on next generation 911 services.

Apple said Tuesday it will raise the price of its apps to UK customers, a move that follows data showing inflation in Britain accelerated at the fastest pace in more than two years in December, reports the BBC. In an email to developers this morning, the tech giant said that its new prices will roll out over the next...