Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

State police departments in the U.S. have spent millions of dollars on phone cracking technology from the Israeli firm Cellebrite. Now, leaked documents show just how much the forensic tool can access. Cellebrite is an Israeli forensic research tool that allows its users to crack cellphones, or more specifically the retrieval of mobile data. The...

Apple Music executives Jimmy Iovine and Larry Jackson talked about their relationship with artists and nature of streaming deals.

York Region Police (YRP) have started to ride public transit to spot distracted drivers.

Payphones are an endangered species in the era of wireless.

Survey says two thirds of Winnipeg residents want Uber.

Moving the motor to the band will allow the watch itself to slim down considerably.

Apple might adopt advanced displays for its next-generation iPhone from a single supplier named Canon Tokki Corp., from Japan.

Nokia announced that it has filed several complaints against Apple in Germany and the United States.

The CRTC has announced a move to declare broadband Internet access as a basic service

TekSavvy will reduce prices and increase speed of internet services in January.

Florida Senator Marco Rubio and Wisconsin Republican Senator Ron Johnson want CRTC's Super Bowl ad ruling reversed.

Despite negative reviews and a steep price tag, Super Mario Run continues to break records on the App Store.