Stories by iPhoneinCanada.ca Staff

Maya-System, a Montreal-based company providing knowledge management technology, announced today (Via MacRumors) that they have struck a deal with Apple for a group of 18 axis-based user interface patents. (more…)

There is no doubt about who the market leader is. The only question is whether Apple maintained its position on the market during the past three months on the market segment it created with the iPad. IDC has taken the market under its loupe and has the numbers. (more…)

  After using Moves app for a few days, I’ve realized that I don’t walk around enough. Also, I’ve learned how useful this simple app can be. Once you turn Moves on, it will automatically track how much you move, if you're walking, running, or cycling, and the path you took from place to place....

The most recently released Java 7 update has been blocked by Apple through its XProtect anti-malware feature in Mac OS X. (more…)

It's no secret that I'm a big Apple / iOS fan, and I've been pretty hard on RIM over the past few years. I used to be a BlackBerry believer, and in my day job I work with BlackBerry, BES5 and BES10 regularly. But, when the iPhone came along and Android matured into a usable...

Besides reporting a record holiday quarter, Apple's App Store is also generating 3.5 times more revenue for developers than Google Play, App Annie's latest report (via 9to5Mac) highlights. (more…)

Your personal information uploaded to the iCloud, Google Drive, or Dropbox (and more...) is open for view to US authorities without even the need to apply for a warrant, The Independent reports. (more…)

iPhone users are likely to spend more on carrier bills than any other handset users, be they Android, BlackBerry or Windows Phone, according to the most recent poll published by Consumer Intelligence Research Partners (CIRP) (Via AllThingsD). (more…)

The recent moves in Apple's stock price as a result of the company's performance, suggest that investors aren't exactly satisfied with Apple's current position on the market. Although the iPhone, iPad and Mac remain the gold standards, the company's core market seems to have reached saturation, something that investors are afraid of. (more…)

Apple landed on the 21st spot of Ponemon Institute's 2012 list of the most trusted companies for privacy, falling six positions compared to last year. (more…)

Apple today confirmed the arrival of the 128 GB iPad 4 with Wi-Fi and Cellular + Wi-Fi. The company's move provides twice the storage capacity of the 64 GB models in order to store more valuable content such as photos, projects, presentations, movies, music, apps and more. (more…)

Rumours of a cheaper, low-cost iPhone designed for China and emerging markets have been circulating the blogosphere for a while now, with the majority of sources claiming Apple will likely use plastic like it did with the iPhone 3S to save money. This, however, has changed today, and Jeremy Horwitz has the details. (more…)