Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

A review of Native Union's iPhone and Apple Watch docks.

Google releases video showing users how to switch from iPhone to Pixel.

The company's immediate plans are to stick with the two sizes currently offered with the iPhone 7.

Apple's shares went down nearly four percent on Wednesday due to the company's smaller-than-expected margin forecast. This drop in share prices raises certain concerns regarding the company's ability to take advantage of the demand for its larger screen iPhones that typically bring in more money. While the average analyst's estimate of around 38.8 percent profit...

Elgato today launched Eve Light Switch, saying it is the world’s first light switch with Apple's HomeKit technology, creating a seamless light control experience. The Eve Light Switch transforms any single or multi-bulb setup into a Siri voice controlled lighting system, so you can use your voice to control your existing bulbs regardless of their...

Apple CEO Tim Cook doesn't believe that the future of artificial intelligence will infringe on users' privacy, the way many people believe the technology does now. After promising big investments in machine learning during Apple's fourth quarter earnings call, Cook said that he thinks that AI and user privacy can co-exist (via MacRumors). Responding to...

Apple CEO Tim Cook said that the company is working hard to meet the demand for the iPhone 7 Plus by the end of 2016.

Apple's CEO Tim Cook offered some insight on where the company is going in the auto industry.

Apple sold 45.5 million iPhones, reported $46.9 billion in revenue.

Xiaomi unveils Mi Mix a 6.4-inch phablet with edgeless display.

According to a new report from Bloomberg, social media giant Twitter is planning on laying off up to 300 people, or about 8 percent of its workforce. These job cuts could potentially be announced before the company reports its third-quarter earnings, and the number of jobs affected could change, Bloomberg said.   A Twitter spokeswoman...

In a decision that increases account security while sacrificing usability, Apple has changed its online technical support and service coverage monitoring tool to show information relating only to the products a user has registered through Apple ID, according to a report from MacRumors.   Apple has decided to remove the Support Profiles section from its...