Apple Mavericks update fixes Gmail bugs

If you have been suffering from Gmail-related issues after you to OS X Mavericks, Apple has released an update to get rid of the bloated inbox issues, inability to manage mailbox, and inaccurate number of unread messages. The new release said they remedied an issue "that prevents deleting, moving, and archiving messages for users with custom Gmail settings" as well as the wrong unread count.

Source: Engadget

Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup 11/02-11/08

Airlines offer Wi-Fi during takeoff and landing

A native Instagram app for BlackBerry 10? Say it ain't so!

Canadian students welcome to join BlackBerry Build A Village Award Program

Motorola Canada teases Moto G announcement for November 13

Thorsten Heins out as BlackBerry President & CEO

HTC One mini coming to Rogers

The Pro's and Con's of: buying a "Smart TV"

Future Samsung phones to double pixel amount, more flexible displays

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Nuvyyo's Tablo is the DVR for cord cutters

Nuvyyo, a pioneer in revolutionizing the home media experience, today previewed a new product that offers cord-cutters a better way to access free Over-The-Air (OTA) high-definition TV content. The new product, called Tablo is the first solution designed to combine the functionality of a DVR with the convenience and mobility of a tablet-based app to browse, record and stream broadcast TV content to any device, anytime, anywhere.

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Huawei’s flagship Ascend P6 smartphone is available from WIND

The much awaited Ascend P6 from up and coming smartphone giant Huawei is now available in Canada from Wind Mobile. Available in black, the Ascend P6 is available from Wind for $399. It features Huawei’s proprietary Emotion UI. The smartphone features a 1.5GHz quad-core K3V2E processor and a sleek metallic body, along with a 4.7-inch high definition in-cell display and industry-leading 5MP front-facing camera.

“Our handset business continues to build momentum in Canada and around the world, and as a result we’re able to introduce great, cutting-edge devices like the Ascend P6 to Canadian wireless users,” said Huawei Canada President Sean Yang.