Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup 06/26-07/02

Case maker Incipio buys Skullcandy

Google might be releasing its own smartphone (and it’s not a Nexus)

Stickers are coming to Twitter with hashtag searches

Norton looks to protect your mobile devices with WiFi Privacy app

Review: Papago! GoSafe 268 mirror mounted dash-cam

Facebook introduces photo slideshows

Western Digital launches world’s fastest 256GB microSD Card

iMessage-like Windows 10 'messaging everywhere' feature omitted from Summer update

Google Keep update automatically arranges notes by topic

Evernote to limit free accounts to two devices, raise prices for paying accounts

Review: Apple MacBook (2016)

The Apple Beat: Apple’s Continuity to unify iOS 10, watch OS 3.0 and macOS Sierra

Android N gets its name

Apple rumoured to be in talks to purchase Tidal

Eye-Fi to end support for X1 and X2 Wi-Fi SD cards by September 15th

New drone video shows almost complete Apple campus

Samsung Galaxy Note7 renders and name leaked

JVC outs first Apple CarPlay receiver

‘CSR Racing 2’ brings real-time drag racing to your mobile device

There are many racing games for both Android and iOS out on the market. But we’re not one to shun one more. The new CSR Racing 2 brings live multiplayer racing to your mobile devices. It lets you build your own supercar from the likes of Ferrari, McLaren, Bugatti, Lamborghini, Pagani, and Koenigsegg and tune these cars to get the maximum power and speed out of them. Of course, you can customize these further by being able to choose things like paint color, brake calipers, rims, interior trims, decals, custom license plates, etc. The game lets you play against your friends or people from around the world in real-time races. With 3D next-gen graphics, you’re treated to one exciting race after another. The game is already available for download for both Android and iOS.

Source: Android Community

JVC outs first Apple CarPlay receiver

JVC is bringing Apple’s technology into older cars with its new receiver. The KW-V820BT is an aftermarket receiver that comes with CarPlay. It has a 6.8-inch resistive touchscreen, Bluetooth audio, and standalone Spotify and Pandora apps. With CarPlay you get access to the suite of iOS apps including Maps, Music, Messages, and Phone. And once iOS 10 update comes, you’ll get the Parked Car feature that will tag your parked vehicle’s location so you don’t forget where you parked. The KW-V820BT retails for US$600 (approx. CA$770).

Source: The Verge

Samsung Galaxy Note7 renders and name leaked

It seems Samsung has opted to skip a number and go from Note 5 to Note7. The above renders  from Evan Blass confirm the name and some of the colours expected from Sammy's next-gen phablet. What else do we know about this device, it will have a double edge display, an iris scanner and will offer the SPen Stylus which will hopefully be better designed than the Note 5's notorious SPen which could get stuck when placed the wrong way in. We're hearing August 2 is the release date for the device, at least in the UK.

Source: Evan Blass