Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Apple prepares to go public with its artificial intelligence research.

Creators share history of the memorable "Get a Mac" ad campaign.

Lack of headphone jack a non-issue for US iPhone 7 buyers, says Kantar Worldpanel.

According to a report from Reuters, Apple has commented down on the event of iPhone battery fires that were reported in a Chinese consumer protection report that caught instant media attention and social media buzz altogether. Apple stated that, after testing, it has discovered that the fires were due to external damage. On Friday of...

According to Jennifer Bailey, chief of Apple Pay, the in-house mobile payments system is being used and accepted at more than 35% of the retailers all over the United States. Bailey has also predicted massive growth for Apple Pay next year. According to The Verge's report, when Apple Pay launched back in 2014 only 2 percent of...

Apple’s Music streaming service has reached 20 million paid subscribers, half as many users as its main rival, Spotify. Much of that growth has relied on exclusive content deals. This number is an increase of 15% in the last 3 months, as Apple Music is now receiving a million subscribers per month, according to a new...

Apple has agreed to pay $450,000 to settle allegations of hazardous waste violations.

Rogers is starting to use unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) to provide data to people instantly.

Netflix became the #1 top grossing app in App Store, according to SensorTower.

Samsung ditches 4K display plans for the Galaxy S8.

Supreme Court trims Apple's $548 million damages award by $399 million.

In a recent blog post, Instagram has announced the addition of three brand-new features to the application, designed to increase users' security. In the new update, Instagram will provide users with three new tools that will make moderating pages basically foolproof. It will give users the resources to become the gatekeepers of their own accounts, and...