Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup 12/21-12/27

Samsung to debut 105-inch Curved UHD TV

Vine launches vanity URL sign-ups

Find out what your Android reader apps know about you

Windows Phone users get the gift of 20GB of Skydrive storage

Apple and China Mobile strike deal to bring iPhones to world's largest mobile network next month

BlackBerry cancels ‘Live’ conference and two low-end devices

Sony and Panasonic reportedly calls off OLED TV collaboration

CyanogenMod phone now up for sale

Samsung 2014 smart TVs to support single-finger gestures

Mike Lazaridis abandons Blackberry buyout bid, sells $26 million worth of shares

LG to let you chat with your smart home appliances with Line

Nokia pulls Here Maps app from Apple App Store

Create mind maps on your Apple device with Mindly

If you relish making mind maps and are a fan of minimalist design, you might want to look into downloading Mindly. The free app allows you to map out projects using icons, notes, and images and even lets you set color schemes for them. Mindly has a visual clipboard that allows you to reorganize content easily and you can export the finished product as a PDF or image file.

LG rumoured to release smartwatch, fitness device

LG seems to want a piece of the smartwatch action—at least that is what Ubergizmo reported recently. The rumoured smartwatch from the Korean tech company will reportedly be named LG G Arch. There are also talks that LG plans on unveiling a fitness device that will be called LG G Health. The devices might make their debut at the upcoming CES or MWC events. We will keep you posted on any confirmations about these rumoured gadgets.

Nokia pulls Here Maps app from Apple App Store

Looks like Nokia wasn’t happy with the iOS 7 redesign. The Next Web reports the Finnish company pulled its Here Maps app from the App Store because iOS 7 changes “harm the user experience” of the mapping service. Nokia is telling iOS users that they can still access the mobile web version of the app through m.here.com.