121,603 Dodge Darts recalled for loss of brake assist issue

121,603 Dodge Dart models from 2013-2014 are being recalled for possible loss of power brake assistance. The company reports two minor injuries and seven accidents potentially related to this problem. Affected models have build dates before Jan. 24, 2014. There are 105,458 of these vehicles in the US; 11,996 in Canada; 3,705 in Mexico; and 444 outside of NAFTA. This campaign doesn't affect Darts with the 1.4-liter engine.

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Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup 11/29-12/05

Toronto's dizzying 'Cavalcade of Lights' captured in epic time-lapse video using iPhone 6S

The 2017 Bentley Bentayga is the ultimate luxury SUV

Samsung replaces mobile chief after underwhelming smartphone sales

Smart Stickers are the Post-It Notes of the smartphone age

Microsoft's 12 Days of Holiday Deals revealed

iSkelter's Canvas is the perfect artistic companion to the iPad Pro

Moto 360 Sport models coming to Canada in the New Year

Facebook's Zuckerberg and wife Priscilla Chan to donate $45 billion to charity

GIFT GUIDE: 10 Cool & Useful Tech Gadgets For Families

Review: iPad Pro

Google Play Music now offers free, ad supported service in Canada

Earn cash by watching ads through Caddle

The BB-8 gets gold and shiny for charity

Apple gives Beats Music subscribers until January 19 to move to Apple Music

Tesla finishes third behind Apple and Google as Most Innovative Firm by BCG

Roam Mobility now has roaming voice and data plans for visitors to Canada

Google brings Photo Sphere to Photos on the web

Porsche's Mission E takes aim at the Tesla Model S

New NASA photos show sharpest close-up shot of Pluto

New NASA photos show sharpest close-up shot of Pluto

We can’t help but want to understand the space beyond ours and the new photos released by NASA show us possibly the sharpest images we can see of Pluto for decades to come. Taken in July during New Horizons’ closest flyby to the dwarf planet, the series of images captured by the spacecraft’s Long Range Reconnaissance Imager (LORRI) were taken from 10,000 miles away with a 250 to 280 feet per pixel resolution. What does this mean? NASA says these images are six times better than the global Pluto map the space agency released earlier. You can see the image stitched together under the link.

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Apple reportedly raise iTunes Match and Apple Music Library matching limits

Reports from MacRumors have surfaced saying some users have noticed they’re able to upload more than 25,000 tracks to iTunes Match or Apple Music’s similar scan-and-match feature. Exceeding the current limit means Apple is keeping to its word to raise the matching limit. Back in late June and before the launch of Apple Music, Eddy Cue said on Twitter that Apple planned to raise this limit to 100,000 for iOS 9. But that didn’t show up when iOS 9 made its debut. When MacRumors checked with Cue in October, he said the company was “definitely working on it” and it would go live “before the end of the year.” So perhaps Apple is keeping its word, but they haven’t made official announcements for it yet.

Source: MacRumors