Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Former Apple executive Tony Fadell discusses the early development of the iPhone in a new interview.

The iPhone 6s, 7 and 7 Plus were the most popular smartphones in the US in the early holidays, says Kantar.

It's hard to pick a preferred telco stock for 2017.

Instagram’s ads within Stories will largely mimic the ads that Snapchat began inserting between Stories in its app last June.

Apple's CareKit, designed to allow patients to share health data from an app on their iPhone with the physicians treating them, is now integrated with security firm Tresorit's ZeroKit, which provides end-to-end encryption of users' account credentials and their health data to the cloud. According to a press release on Apple's CareKit blog, Tresorit's ZeroKit security technology...

While both prototypes followed different trajectories, only one would eventually become the original iPhone.

iFixit has released a roundup of teardowns they've done over the past 10 years.

Canadians are actually paying less for an iPhone than the average consumer in the United States.

The company is reportedly planning to consolidate production of servers that populate its data centers around the world in Mesa, Arizona.

For over four years, mobile app developer and privacy journalist Mike Tigas has been selling his Onion Browser, which encrypts and tunnels users' web traffic through the Tor network, in the official App Store for the reasonable sum of 99 cents. Fast forward to last year, when Tigas was working as a developer and investigative...

Ride-sharing service Uber continues to successfully attract new drivers in all parts of Canada.

Apple Music’s spinoff of James Corden’s Carpool Karaoke will feature 16 episodes per season.