Twitter boosts account security with new password recovery system

Twitter is working to keep your accounts secure with new password recovery system and new method to catch suspicious logins. Twitter users can now be alerted through their mobile numbers and email address when a password reset request is sent. You can change your password through Twitter’s website or through the Android or iOS apps.

The microblogging site is also now employing a new way to track any suspicious logins. They now track login history, device used, and location to weed out any potentially suspicious login attempts. If there are any of these fishy logins, you will be alerted through your email.

Source: Twitter Blog

Side-scrolling game ‘Dark Lands’ arrives on Android

Looking for a new game to play on your Android device? Bulypix brings a new side-scrolling game called Dark Lands. The game comes with different playing modes but it will start you off in Survival. This involves side scrolling action that will have you avoiding traps and killing different kinds of enemies ranging from baby orcs to minotaurs. You also gain power ups and coins to level up your character as well as his armor and weapons.

Source: Droid Life

Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup 5/4-5/10

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24,889 Honda Odyssey minivans recalled for non-deploying side airbag glitch

SanDisk introduces new large capacity SSDs

Google Play Music makes its way to Canada at last

Sony to bring Xperia M2 to Canada through Rogers and Fido

Motorola's Moto E smartphone slated as budget bet

Chromebook invasion continues with two new models from ASUS

Sony Canada offers Xperia Z2 tablet now, pre-order of Xperia Z2 smartphone

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Takashi Murakami featured in Contemporary Asian Arts exhibit in Toronto

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QODE Thin Type Keyboard Case for iPad Air is finally here

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Adobe Voice mixes sound, graphics and motion to make video stories on iPads

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Pit two products against each other with Versus

You want to buy a new phone but aren’t sure if you’re making the right choice. Versus app on Android will help you make the decision by comparing two devices against each other. It lists the pros and cons of products and lets you compare products like cameras, CPUs, tablets, graphics cards, sport watches, headphones, camcorders, monitors, fitness trackers, etc. Of course, it doesn’t have every single product available on the market. But the good thing is it lets users input their comments about products to argue for or against a device.

Source: Droid Life