Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Microsoft has released patches for 128 security vulnerabilities for its April 2022 monthly scheduled update – ten of them rated critical.

When Apple launched the iPhone 13 lineup, one of the features that made the Pro models standout was the addition of a macro photography mode which lets users take close up photos of small subjects.

DuckDuckGo, the company best known for its privacy-focused search engine of the same name, is working on a desktop browser that should bring the same focus on avoiding being tracked to your entire web experience.

Shanghai authorities have imposed stringent stay-at-home measures as mainland China faces its worst Covid outbreak since the initial phase of the pandemic in early 2020.

The Apple Watch's long-rumoured updated sensor and software are designed to determine if you have high blood pressure, but apparently struggled to give accurate readings during testing.

Twitter employees reportedly expressed worries that Musk could "inflict damage to the company's culture" and make it harder for people to do their jobs.

The Google Play Store will soon start hiding outdated Android apps that may not have the latest privacy and security features.

Meta is reportedly seeking alternative revenue streams and ways to attract users, looking at the introduction of virtual currency.

The survey found that 87 percent of teens own an iPhone and 87 percent expect an iPhone to be their next phone.

Apple last week patched two actively exploited vulnerabilities in macOS Monterey yet has left users of older supported versions of its desktop operating system unprotected.

A month after halting all chips sales to the country, Intel is now suspending all business operations in Russia.

CRTC chairman Ian Scott is yet again standing behind the government's message that the proposed Bill C-11 won't impact user-generated content.