Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup 02/28-03/05

WhatsApp to drop support for BlackBerry and other old platforms

March 21 tipped as new date for Apple's product event

Volvo brings semi-autonomous driving to 2017 XC90 model

New Windows 10 ads take aim at OS X's lack of multi-touch, voice assistant

Microsoft now accepting pre-orders for HoloLens Development Edition

New Raspberry Pi 3 ships with built-in Wi-Fi and 64-Bit support

Google's self-driving car hits a bus

AirBnb's latest vacation booking is a harsh reality

2017 Maserati Levante is the latest entry in the luxury SUV market

Google Trends shows Americans want to move to Canada following Trump win

Nintendo Super NES classics to come to the 3DS

Canadian-made PandaHAUS app is your window to the snowsports world

Foodora app and service disrupts food delivery

Dx3 features interactive experience for the future of retailing

Play matchmaker on Tinder with new feature

27 more banks in the US to partner with Apple Pay

Review: Sennheiser Momentum In-Ear headphones for Android

Microsoft Hyperlapse app now lets you save videos in 1080p

A significant new update for Microsoft's Hyperlapse app on Android is giving its users some features they might need. That includes being able to save clips in 1080p resolution. The timelapse clips you make with the app can now also be saved in microSD cards, which means you don't have to worry about the dwindling space in your phone as much. The app also clears up how to save original video with stabilization in the latest update. Also, if you're using a Nexus 5x, the orientation issues you were having before have been fixed.

Source: Android Community | Download: Google Play Store (Free)

Last chance for Instagrammers to travel using Netflix's coffers

In case you didn't know, Netflix is offering talented Instagrammers a chance to travel to unknown European and Middle Eastern locations while earning $4,000 USD for that said two week stint. Not a bad deal, right? Well, you have until the end of March 6, which is today, to join. To apply for the job, you need to hashtag three of your top photos with #grammasters3 and follow @Netflix. Netflix is looking for TV and movie buffs that have a photographic eye. Make sure to choose the three shots that show your interests or passions. 

Netflix will pick four finalists that will get the job and visit the sets of popular shows and films, including Netflix original shows. And yes, they will handle the travel arrangements for you. To learn more about the "job" (let's face it, this is such a cool opportunity), you can find out more about it here.

Source: Paste Magazine

New renders show what the HTC 10 flagship might look like

HTC is gearing up for a huge launch and the device is expected to be called the HTC 10. Recent renders show what the device looks like and it seems like a blend of the recent HTC A9 plus with certain qualities and elements from the HTC One M9 (and One M8 and One M7).

Leaked by Evan Blass, the HTC 10 will be launched sometime in mid-April for a possible May release. As for specs and any special differentiating features, we don't have a clear idea of that yet but HTC has promised that the camera this time around will be something really special.  We will have to stay tuned until the official announcement is made.

Source: Venturebeat