Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Google has announced that it will soon start automatically requiring two-factor authentication for user accounts.

Check Point Research found a security vulnerability in Qualcomm's mobile station modem, the chip responsible for cellular communication in nearly 40 percent of the world's phones.

An award-winning iPhone hack was reportedly used by the Chinese government to spy on it Muslim minority Uyghur community.

In Canada during Q1, Starlink’s median download speeds ranged from 53.6Mbps in Ontario to a high of 80.6Mbps in Saskatchewan.

Netflix, Spotify, Amazon Prime or Disney+ subscription prices could soon rise as Prime Minister Justin Trudeau plans to apply sales tax to the streaming services.

II-VI manufactures vertical-cavity surface-emitting lasers that help power Face ID, along with lasers for the LiDAR Scanner.

Apple exec Phil Schiller considered cutting down Apple's commission rate to 25 or 20 percent as early as 2011.

Twitter is rapidly developing a new subscription-based business model around premium content and newsletters.

Epic Games's lawsuit against Apple over alleged anticompetitive behavior has finally come to court as Apple defended its control of its App Store.

Both Facebook and Instagram have started showing pop-ups to iOS users with an aim to sell them the idea of app tracking.

Wealthsimple's latest financing round has put the company's valuation at $5 billion.

Initially, it was expected to arrive in the first half of 2021, but the delay makes sense considering the worldwide chip shortage.