Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

A future Apple Watch could be capable of measuring blood sugar levels and blood pressure.

Wish you could attach your new AirTag to your keychain directly? Grab a drill.

NHL teams are using iPad software to "optimize" how their teams play.

Apple's newly released AirTags, the small location tracking fobs that can help you find missing items, are not totally safe against abuse.

Spotify has added some much-needed updates to its "Your Library" tab in the app.

Economic data pointed to a recovery for the US economy in the first quarter and earnings reports from Apple and Facebook, among other tech stocks.

Good news, Google Stadia users: If you're trying to search for your favorite games on the platform's web store, you can do that now.

Samsung is taking cues from its smartphones for its new range of laptops aimed at "mobile-first" consumers.

Netflix announced its new "Play Something" feature Wednesday, which allows users to shuffle through suggested movies and TV shows.

Apple has confirmed that some iOS 14.5 users will not have the option to disallow apps to track them yet.

Available for the iPhone 12 Pro line and newer iPad Pro models with a LiDAR Scanner, the feature allows users to add immersive video effects.

The Android version of Google and Apple's COVID-19 contact tracing app had a privacy flaw that let other preinstalled apps potentially see sensitive user data.