Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Apple leases new Sunnyvale site, close to the location of the rumoured Project Titan.

FBI director James Comey was questioned about the iPhone that belonged to San Bernardino shooter Syed Farook at the House Judiciary Committee on Tuesday.

Mobilicity has announced plans to restructure its monthly rate plans, which will give customers less selection.

MasterCard is looking to build out Apple Pay support in Canada, Brazil, and parts of Asia in 2016.

Tony Fadell sat down Appvance CEO Kevin Surace at the SV Forum Visionary Salon Dinner to reminisce about Steve Jobs and his time at Apple.

Over 100 Uber drivers and supporters made their way to Alberta’s legislature with signs to demand the province to keep them on the road.

The first purported component leak for the so called iPhone SE has emerged via Nowhereelse.fr.

Apple will hold its next product event on the week of March 21.

KGI Securities analyst Ming-Chi-Kuo has issued a research note to investors where he claims that Apple’s next-generation 4-inch iPhone will feature a 12-megapixel camera.

Mississauga could be the first city in the Greater Toronto Area to fully legalize and regulate ride-sharing services.

San Bernardino's Police Chief says its unlikely there is any valuable content in the shooter's iPhone.

Apple is committed to raising its dividend annually, said Tim Cook today at the annual shareholder meeting.