Stories by Nehal Malik

The Sao Paulo state court also ruled that Apple must include charging adapters with all new iPhones sold in Brazil moving forward

After Touch ID and Face ID, Apple's mixed reality headset will reportedly bring an entirely new form of secure authentication for sign-ins and payments

There were conflicting media reports last week of Lufthansa planning to ban "activated" AirTags from luggage, classifying them as "dangerous" goods

Conservative, Bloc Québécois, and NDP MPs want the government operations committee to investigate Ottawa's spending on the ArriveCAN app

One Scotiabank analyst believes selling Freedom to an already established wireless player like Quebecor's Vidéotron subsidiary could lower prices across Canada

Apple started rolling out iOS 16.1 beta 5 for developers on Tuesday, and a public release of the new beta build is expected soon

According to sources, Intel will announce the layoffs as early as this month and start making cuts alongside its Q3 earnings report on October 27

According to one source, Apple appears to be targeting early 2023 to start rolling out ads on original Apple TV programming

Starting today, every business in Ontario with 25 or more employees will be required to inform workers if their computers and other devices are being monitored

Twitter allegedly destroyed evidence proving it neglected operational problems and covered up violations of several legal settlements with U.S. regulators

Toronto-based development company TribalScale successfully created a clone of the federal government's ArriveCAN app over the weekend

Dan from Lazer Technologies built an ArriveCAN clone in less than two days to prove that it should not have cost Canadian taxpayers $54 million