Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Google has begun rolling out official picture-in-picture support for YouTube on iOS as an "experimental" feature for YouTube Premium subscribers.

A California man impersonated an Apple customer support technician in a socially engineered email campaign that stole people's iCloud passwords.

Apple's rumoured mini-LED MacBook Pro will feature the same performance in both its 14-inch and 16-inch models, with the 14-inch MacBook Pro set to be more expensive than the current 13-inch model.

He may be one of the highest-profile figures in technology today, but Cook was little-known outside of Silicon Valley at the time of his appointment.

A previously undisclosed "zero-click" exploit in Apple's iMessage was abused by Israeli surveillance vendor NSO Group to circumvent iOS security protections and target nine Bahraini activists.

The Facebook-owned company has now made available a public beta of WhatsApp Desktop and WhatsApp Web.

A member of the Asahi Linux team has shown the GNOME desktop running on the Apple M1 chip, reporting that it is "not great, but usable."

The Cupertino company has confirmed that they have actually been scanning iCloud Mails for CSAM content since at least 2019.

Wealthsimple Cash will integrate into Twitter's Tip Jar feature.

Days after Apple and Corellium reached a settlement, the Cupertino company has filed an appeal in the copyright case it lost against the firm.

The vulnerability, known as BadAlloc, impacts pre-2012 versions of BlackBerry's flagship operating system.

Samsung has confirmed that it will stop showing ads in its proprietary apps by the end of this year.