Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Tinder is rolling out its ID verification feature as an option for all users of the dating app around the world.

New CAD renders might have given us another look at what we can expect when Apple announces Apple Watch Series 7 within the next few weeks.

The magnetic stripe has been a feature of credit and debit cards for decades, but Mastercard looks set to be the first payments network to remove it.

Apple has been ordered to pay $300 million USD in damages to wireless company PanOptis over patent infringements revolving around LTE technology.

Samsung Canada has launched a new online portal to help extend support and service offerings of its Door-to-Door and walk-in repair services.

Google's mid-range Pixel 5a 5G handset launch is set for this week according to a new leak.

A new report from Trendforce says that Apple's iPhone 13 will offer increased battery sizes and improved upgrades over the iPhone 12.

Disney posted quarterly earnings that outperformed analysts' expectations and showed continued strong growth in the increasingly competitive streaming market.

Apple SVP Craig Federighi has discussed in a new interview the reaction to the iCloud Child Safety features announced last week.

Zoom's newest feature, called "Focus Mode," could help online classrooms stay more focused as the school year starts up.

Twitter unveiled some design tweaks Wednesday with the aim of making its platform "more accessible, unique and focused on you and what you’re talking about."

Foxconn, one of Apple's largest suppliers, reported strong quarterly profit ahead of assembling the large majority of the iPhone 13 lineup.