Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

The data firm Tefficient recently released data in its 14th analysis of data usage across 13 countries. The analysis included countries such as Canada, Singapore, Japan, Korea, and Hong Kong. The study found that Canadian wireless providers charge the most per data, while their customers tend to make limited use of that data. "The most expensive mobile data...

The internet is absolutely alight with iPhone rumours, and now here to confuse us even more is another tidbit concerning one of next year’s models. According to the rumour, an iPhone 7S Plus with the iSight Duo camera lenses vertically aligned could make its way into the iPhone line up for 2017. Image courtesy of...

Just last month, Apple said it will allow its artificial intelligence teams to publish research papers for the first time, marking a significant change in strategy that could help accelerate the iPhone maker’s advances in deep learning. Now, Apple is making good on that promise, as the company published its very first research paper on artificial intelligence...

The video shows the integration of a tiny touch bar into the front of the upcoming smartphone.

Taken on a quiet Christmas morning, the footage shows the progress made on the futuristic building's construction.

Apple removed all Withings products from its online store and presumably its brick-and-mortar retail stores.

A video has emerged showing Steve Jobs talking at the CAUSE '98 conference.

Nintendo plans to release two to three mobile games per year starting in 2017.

Spotify updates Mac app with support for Apple AirPods.

Nine Inch Nails Frontman Trent Reznor talks about role at Apple and more.

The way people watch movies, series and events changed dramatically for the past couple of decades. People were used to the basic locally-controlled television before, but now, however, most people watch content via cable channels and streaming service networks. BitTorrent, who recently just got into the market, is exploring a new platform with its BitTorrent...

Smartwatches may not be massively popular devices in the scheme of things, but Google isn’t giving up on them just yet. In fact, the company is working with a manufacturer to launch two new smartwatches in 2017. Up until now, Google’s smartwatch strategy has been to develop Android Wear software and work with watch makers...