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Find out which iPhones are compatible with iOS 27, which models are stuck on older iOS versions, and whether it’s time to upgrade your iPhone. Read more...

Every September, Apple releases a major iOS update. In September, Apple is releasing iOS 27, the newest version of the software that powers your iPhone. But here’s the catch: the iPhone XS Max can’t update beyond iOS 18. That means that as app developers gradually raise their minimum iOS requirements, more apps will stop supporting the iPhone XS Max. So, which apps will not work with the iPhone XS Max? The answer depends on the minimum iOS version required by each app. Any app that requires iOS 26 or later... Read more...

Every September, Apple releases a major iOS update. In September, Apple is releasing iOS 27, the newest version of the software that powers your iPhone. But here’s the catch: the iPhone XS can’t update beyond iOS 18. That means that as app developers gradually raise their minimum iOS requirements, more apps will stop supporting the iPhone XS. So, which apps will not work with the iPhone XS? The answer depends on the minimum iOS version required by each app. Any app that requires iOS 26 or later will not work... Read more...

Every September, Apple releases a major iOS update. In September, Apple is releasing iOS 27, the newest version of the software that powers your iPhone. But here’s the catch: the iPhone XR can’t update beyond iOS 18. That means that as app developers gradually raise their minimum iOS requirements, more apps will stop supporting the iPhone XR. So, which apps will not work with the iPhone XR? The answer depends on the minimum iOS version required by each app. Any app that requires iOS 26 or later will not work... Read more...

Every September Apple releases a major iOS update. In September, Apple is releasing iOS 27, the newest version of the software that powers your iPhone.  Since iOS 27 will be compatible with all phones compatible with iOS 26, ie iPhone 11 and newer, we strongly recommend you update your phone to iOS 27 - if compatible. If you're running an older iOS some apps will become unavailable, you can find incompatible apps by iOS here: Apps incompatible with iOS 12 Apps incompatible with iOS 13 Apps incompatible with iOS 14 Apps... Read more...

Every September Apple releases a major iOS update. In September, Apple is releasing iOS 27, the newest version of the software that powers your iPhone.  But here’s the catch: if you’re using an older device, you might already be stuck on iOS 18 (or earlier). For iPhone Xr, iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max owners, iOS 18 was the last major update available—meaning some apps have now stopped working for you altogether. You can find incompatible apps by iOS here: Apps incompatible with iOS 12 Apps incompatible with iOS 13... Read more...

Learn how to screen record on any iPhone, record with audio, troubleshoot common issues, and find your recordings in this simple step-by-step guide. Read more...

Personal Focus on iPhone explained: what it is, how it filters notifications, and how to turn it on or off in just a few simple steps. Read more...

If you’ve come across the term “haptics” on your iPhone, it’s not immediately obvious what it means. In simple terms, haptics are the small vibrations your iPhone makes in response to touch or actions on the screen. They’re designed to give you physical feedback, making your phone feel more responsive and intuitive to use. You’ll notice haptics in everyday interactions — like typing on the keyboard, switching settings, or receiving notifications. What Are Haptics on iPhone? Haptics on iPhone refer to tactile feedback delivered through subtle vibrations when you interact... Read more...

What does SOS mean on iPhone? Learn why it appears, what it means, and how to fix SOS or SOS Only so you can restore your signal quickly. Read more...

Every September, Apple releases a new iOS version alongside its latest iPhones, ushering in fresh features and performance boosts. For users, these updates aren’t just about convenience—they’re a key measure of how long an iPhone will remain secure and compatible. Once your iPhone stops receiving major iOS updates, it begins to fall behind on app features and security. But that doesn’t mean it immediately becomes obsolete. Most models continue to get minor patches and app support for at least another year or two after their final iOS version. So if... Read more...

Let’s face it: the newest smartphone pretty much does the same thing as last year’s, only slightly better. Yet despite the lack of major innovations, prices get higher every year. That’s why it’s not surprising that more Canadians are turning to used phones to get the same tech at a much more reasonable price. And used phones have other benefits: they’re better for the environment, there’s more variety to choose from, and you can easily switch carriers to get the best deal on a plan.  But buying used can be... Read more...

What are iOS upgrades and why do they matter? Every September, Apple rolls out a major update to the software that powers your iPhone. Each release comes with a new number — iOS 16, iOS 17, iOS 18, and most recently iOS 26 in September 2025.  These major releases contain new features designed to make your phone easier and more enjoyable to use. They also offer new functionality for app developers to make their apps more capable. On top of the cool new features, each new release brings key performance... Read more...

Apple will release iOS 27, the newest version of the software that powers your iPhone, in September 2026. But here’s the catch: if you’re using an older device, you might already be stuck on iOS 12 (or earlier). For 5S owners, iOS 16 was the last major update available—meaning lots of apps have now stopped working for you altogether. You can find incompatible apps by iOS here: Apps incompatible with iOS 13 Apps incompatible with iOS 14 Apps incompatible with iOS 15 Apps incompatible with iOS 16 Apps incompatible with... Read more...

Apple will release iOS 27, the newest version of the software that powers your iPhone, in September 2026. But here’s the catch: if you’re still on an older device, you might be running iOS 13. In that case, we strongly recommend updating to iOS 15. Since every device that supports iOS 13 also supports iOS 15, upgrading will ensure access to more security updates and more apps. You can find incompatible apps by iOS here: Apps incompatible with iOS 12 Apps incompatible with iOS 14 Apps incompatible with iOS 15... Read more...

Apple will release iOS 27, the newest version of the software that powers your iPhone, in September 2026. But here’s the catch: if you’re still on an older device, you might be running iOS 14. In that case, we strongly recommend updating to iOS 15. Since every device that supports iOS 14 also supports iOS 15, upgrading will ensure access to more security updates and more apps. You can find incompatible apps by iOS here: Apps incompatible with iOS 12 Apps incompatible with iOS 13 Apps incompatible with iOS 15... Read more...

Apple will release iOS 27, the newest version of the software that powers your iPhone, in September 2026. But here’s the catch: if you’re using an older device, you might already be stuck on iOS 15 (or earlier). For iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus and iPhone SE 1st Gen owners, iOS 15 was the last major update available—meaning some apps have now stopped working for you altogether. You can find incompatible apps by iOS here: Apps incompatible with iOS 12 Apps incompatible with iOS 13... Read more...

Apple will release iOS 27, the newest version of the software that powers your iPhone, in September 2026. But here’s the catch: if you’re using an older device, you might be running on iOS 17 (if this is the case, we actually recommend updating your software to iOS 18 - in a rare move Apple made iOS 18 available to all iOS 17 compatible device).  You can find incompatible apps by iOS here: Apps incompatible with iOS 12 Apps incompatible with iOS 13 Apps incompatible with iOS 14 Apps incompatible... Read more...

Apple will release iOS 27, the newest version of the software that powers your iPhone, in September 2026. But here’s the catch: if you’re using an older device, you might already be stuck on iOS 16 (or earlier). For iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus and iPhone X owners, iOS 16 was the last major update available—meaning some apps have now stopped working for you altogether. You can find incompatible apps by iOS here: Apps incompatible with iOS 12 Apps incompatible with iOS 13 Apps incompatible with iOS 14 Apps incompatible... Read more...

Is it really worth it to buy the iPhone 14 in 2026? Today we’ll look carefully at the iPhone 14’s camera, battery, performance and longevity to help you decide if it’s worth buying.  Read more...

Wireless contracts lock customers in for a set term – but your life (hopefully) doesn’t revolve around when your contract expires. Maybe you’re moving out of the country, or just want to take advantage of a competing carrier’s offer – whatever your reason, sometimes you need to break your contract before the time is officially up. Since the CRTC’s Wireless Code came into effect in December 2013, the process to get out of your mobile contract has become more transparent, if not easier. As of June 2015, any and all cancellation fees –... Read more...