Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

The energy will run Amazon's corporate offices, fulfillment centers, and Amazon Web Services (AWS) data centres.

Facebook on Tuesday announced a series of new tools and features designed to expand commerce on its social media platforms.

Apple has released a whitepaper describing the bad effects of sideloading and how the App Store is the best protection against them.

Pegatron and Foxconn are paying big bonuses to employees who help recruit new people.

A security researcher found a vulnerability allowing bad actors to brute force iCloud access.

Over the past decade and a half, Google has introduced more than a dozen messaging services for text, voice, and video calls.

iCloud users continue to be plagued by "calendar spam" invitations, causing their calendars to be filled with random events.

Using its Find My network, Apple's AirTags can successfully locate missing or stolen items — even if it is something as large as a bike.

TrendForce analysts have laid down their expectations for Apple's iPhone lineup due to launch in September this year.

A Massachusetts man went to bed watching a movie with his Apple AirPods — and woke up with one of the wireless headphones inside of him.

Tim Cook took aim at the EU's Digital Markets Act (DMA) in a new interview, calling it a threat to the iPhone's security.

Android users might have a similar tracking system to Apple's "Find My" soon.