Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

When Apple announced executive management changes back in October 2012 resulting in Scott Forstall and John Browett leaving the company, its argument was that it would "encourage even more collaboration between the Company's world-class hardware, software and services teams." (more…)

American Airlines is the first U.S. airline to receive FAA approval to use iPads Electronic Flight Bag (EFB) as a replacement for almost all manuals and maps pilots need to have on board. (more…)

Apple's "Why iPhone" page needs to be updated: The iPhone didn't receive eight straight J.D. Power and Associates awards for consumer satisfaction, but nine. (more…)

Russian anti-virus firm Doctor Web has raised a red flag: It has detected another wave of adware targeting Mac computers, a trend which has been rising since the beginning of this year. Among the new adware there is one entitled, "Trojan.Yontoo.1," which seems to be the most prominent, as it can download and install an...

Apple suppliers will only start shipping next-generation iPhone components at the end of May, with the highly anticipated smartphone arriving sometime in the third quarter, according to Digitimes' upstream supply chain sources. The iPhone 5S release date rumour is in line with analyst expectations. (more…)

Some of us like the look of iOS as it is, but others say – like BlackBerry CEO – that iOS is kind of dusty and it needs some refreshment. I think each one of us agree the expectations are high for iOS 7, especially now that Scott Forstall is officially out of Apple, and...

iOS 6.1.3 was pushed out just the other day to fix two lockscreen flaws discovered in iOS 6.1. The good news is that the software update is indeed a fix for earlier bugs, but iOS 6.1.3 remains vulnerable to another passcode lock flaw that involves using Voice dial on the iPhone 4. (more…)

Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang chose the GPU Technology Conference in San Jose to unveil the company's Volta, their upcoming GPU. Unfortunately, this will not be available until 2016. (more…)

Imagine fishing from your boat in the middle of a lake, then when you feel a tug on the line, you reel in your catch, and pull your fish into the air. However, instead of reaching for your net to catch the fish, you grab your shotgun or Uzi, and turn it into a rain...

The Toronto-based startup Whirlscape is aiming high: to improve touchscreen typing by reducing the three-row keyboard to a single dimension and opening up the touchscreen space for interaction possibilities allowing precision-entry. Introducing Minuum, a new kind of virtual keyboard. (more…)

Warren East, the man who helped build ARM into a chip-design powerhouse supplying Apple's iDevices announced that he would step down as company CEO on July 1, 2013. (more…)

Samsung is about to compete with an Apple product that only exists in rumours: Yes, we are referring to the iWatch. Bloomberg has obtained information which claims the South Korean manufacturer is developing a wrist watch to "create a new industry of wearable devices that perform similar tasks as smartphones." (more…)