Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

The most recent report from OpenSignal shows the terrible state of Android fragmentation.

Michael Geist looks into how common is the twin policy used by Ottawa for encouraging foreign investment plus establishing set-asides to facilitate competition among developed countries.

Tim Cook has allegedly visited its Chinese telecom partners, and continued discussions with China Mobile, over the launch of the next gen iPhone and low-cost iPhone.

Telus has taken Ottawa to court over its wireless spectrum policy.

Two Apple Store employees have filed a lawsuit against Apple for lost wages due to bag searches at the end of the shift.

There is no need to read between the lines. Bob Mansfield does work on special projects, and he was removed from the exec profiles page at his request.

U.S. tech giants have lined up backing Apple in possible import ban of older iPhones, iPads, which -- if Obama does not veto it -- will go into effect on August 4.

China Watch Labor report confirms lower-cost polycarbonate iPhone rumours.

The most recent report issued by the China Labor Watch claims Apple's longtime supplier violates human rights, and highlights Apple's broken promises.

Apple's revenue in China dropped during the past quarter, while Samsung has continued its growth.

Since the iPhone launched, the companies partnering up with Apple and the going mobile trend are growing, while the other ones are losing field.

Apple has tapped eight professors from top U.S. universities to form an academic advisory board for its Supplier Responsibility program.