Leaked photo of the premium Samsung Galaxy F smartphone surfaces

Rumours of a metal-clad Samsung Galaxy S5 have surfaced in the past few weeks. And @evleaks over at Twitter has shared a press render of the reported Galaxy F device in what is called as “glowing gold.” The Galaxy F will reportedly include a Qualcomm Snapdragon 805 processor and a Quad HD 5.3-inch display (like the Galaxy S5 LTE-A Samsung released for South Korea). The premium device will also reportedly have 3GB of RAM.

Source: Ubergizmo

Scan license plates and text drivers with GM’s app

Imagine being able to contact a driver with a car blocking your way out of a parking lot. This is possible with the new app developed by General Motor’s China R&D division. The app is called DiDi Plate for Android and it allows users to take a photo of someone’s license plate to get the identity of the driver so you can text them. It does raise some privacy issues though with an unknown number of people being able to contact you at a moment’s notice. At the moment, it is just available for the Chinese market and GM plans to make it part of their in-car infotainment system.

Source: SlashGear

Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup 6/15-6/21

Samsung creates a smart bike concept to keep you connected, make rides safer

BlackBerry launches BBM protected for secure enterprise messaging

Pinterest lands on Windows Phone

Android keyboard SwiftKey is now free for all users

Microsoft Surface Pro 3 preorders begin shipping in Canada

Apple offers FREE Summer Camp Workshop for Kids

Microsoft developing passive voice activation for Cortana

BlackBerry to add Amazon's App Store to BB10 devices

Video: First look at Samsung Galaxy Tab S 8.4 and 10.5 tablets

Amazon finally enters the smartphone fray with Fire phone

GIF support comes to Twitter

Dell contributes to smart building design and automation

Adobe announces all new 2014 release of Creative Cloud

New BlackBerry BB10 handsets Passport and Classic are unapologetically enterprise focused

Panasonic's AVCCAM HD camcorder features recording modes for sports snalysis and cloud applications

Facebook improves efficiency of Android app to support low-end devices

Review: Apple 13-inch MacBook Air (2014)

Specs of HTC’s Nexus tablet leaked

Hyundai is highest ranked non-luxury maker as Genesis, Elantra, and Accent top their segments in 2014

Contest: Win a Motorola Moto G 4G-LTE on Rogers or Fido

We're kicking off summer with a new contest in tandem with Motorola Canada. We will be giving away a new Moto G 4G LTE that can be used on Fido or Rogers!

Motorola's Moto G is new and improved for 2014 with microSD expansion as well as faster 4G LTE data capability.

The Moto G  is not just a great budget device or contract free option, it is an awesome smartphone that runs the latest version of Android. Battery life remains stellar and user experience and performance is on par with many more expensive devices. Now that 4G-LTE is on tap, there's no longer a bottleneck for streaming media, uploading to social media sites and this makes the Moto G a better option for video conferencing, chats and VoIP applications.

How to Enter:

1. Follow us on Twitter and retweet this contest, "I'd love to win the Moto G 4G LTE from @Creviewer and @Motorola_CA!"

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3. Let us know which feature of the Moto G 4G LTE interests you the most in the comments section below.

We will be picking one lucky winner by June 26, 2014. Contest open to residents of Canada. Best of luck to everyone who joins!