Teleport shows you your ideal city to live in

Getting tired of your current town or city? A new free web app called Teleport wants to take out the guesswork of where you should move next. It’ll give suggestions based on parameters of your choosing. It’ll have you pick things like living costs, startup scene, great university, etc. You just need to sign up first. From your selection, it’ll show you an initial list of cities to choose from. You can refine your pick further by controlling preferences like weather, population size, etc. It even shows you estimated budget you need or what you can save if you move to a particular city.

If you decide to move to one of these cities, Teleport can even create a checklist to make sure you have everything you need for the move. And if you need help, for a fee, the company can provide what they call a scout to help with things like finding a job or getting the necessary papers like visa.

Source: Mashable

Lines get divided further in new 'Civil War' trailer

With Batman v. Superman done, Captain America: Civil War is ramping up promotions. The latest trailer shows Steve Rogers a.k.a. Captain America and Tony Stark a.k.a. Iron Man fighting for their sides. With Cap thinking that the "safest hands are still our own" and Iron Man doing "what has to be done to stop something worse." And someone seems to be playing both sides, if this new trailer is any indication. What do you think? 

Source: io9 

Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup 03/27-04/02

Chevy's Camaro ZL1 Convertible debuts at New York Auto Show

Toyota's 2017 Prius Prime tries to reinvent the hybrid platform

FITC marks 15th year as Canada's biggest digital event on April 17-19

Panasonic donates 50,000 Solar Lanterns under Its "100 Thousand Solar Lanterns Project"

AirDroid's new Backup feature allows Android users to backup photos on a PC

FBI successfully hacks iPhone without Apple's help, drops case

BQ's Aquarius M10 Ubuntu tablet doubles as a Linux desktop for $289

LG G5's UX 5.0 is the key to the ecosystem of new experiences and accessories

Snapchat boosts chat features with Chat 2.0

Takata's airbag recall cost could reach $24 Billion

Google brings Cardboard SDK to iOS

Microsoft: Windows Phone isn't our focus this year

Samsung and Autism Speaks Canada launches #WhoEyeAm Campaign

Toshiba recalls over 100,000 batteries that are melting its laptops

Tesla unveils more affordable Model 3 with 198,000 preorders now on queue

Capcom establishes mobile division with four games in the works

Let all your dino dreams come true with ‘LEGO Jurassic World’

Apple observes World Autism Awareness Day by focusing on assistive solutions

Oculus offers free shipping for pre-orders to date following delayed release

HTC Vive hit with auto cancellation issues for some pre-orders

It looks like Oculus isn't the only one with order issues. HTC's been dealing with automatic cancellation for pre-orders of its own virtual reality headset, the Vive. It seems some of the customers have been seeing their orders cancelled after the $800+ USD charge have been declined by some financial institutions. HTC has announced that they've already reinstated some orders that have been cancelled because of this issue. They're encouraging buyers to let their financial institutions know about the upcoming charge. But they're also promising to work with their clients to process payments and to make sure they get their Vive when they're expecting it. Shipping for the is expected to start next week. If you've experienced auto cancellation, contact your bank as well as 882.216.4736 to get in touch with HTC directly about your order. 

Source: Android Central