Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup 7/19-7/25

SanDisk continues to innovate wireless mobile storage

Nike develops new kicks for athletes with disabilities

Supersized Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge Plus spotted

First Windows 10 advertisement says the future starts now

Samsung rolls out their thinnest tablets with the Galaxy Tab S2 line

New iPhone ad focuses on extensive app ecosystem

Ashley Madison breach raises another red flag on online security

Winners of PayPal BattleHack in Toronto announced

Review: Plantronics Blackwire C725 USB headset with noise cancelling feature

Samsung releases Galaxy Grand Prime for budget prepaid Canadian market

Apple releases iOS 9 beta 4 and watchOS 2 beta 4 to developers

Mac OS X 10.11 El Capitan beta 4 now out for developers

Square Dashboard app helps you keep track of sales data

BlackBerry acquiring networked crisis communications provider AtHoc

Amazon.ca showcases range of products and holiday gift ideas

CNIB and BlindSquare Event App Enhances PanAm/ParaPan Am Games Experience

Wristly Report: Apple Watch user satisfaction at 97 per cent

Chinese regulator gives us first glimpse of OnePlus Two

iHome Cases introduces carbiner-bound power banks

Surrey gets help from Watson for the city’s app

Send self-destructing emails with this Chrome extension

Meet Moleskine’s new backpack and laptop bags

‘Fallout Shelter’ to land on Android on August 13th

YouTube now lets you see vertical videos in all their glory

In case you missed it, YouTube recently released an important announcement for Android and iOS users. Well, it’s important for those who have a tendency to shoot in vertical orientation on their smartphones and tablets. The mobile app now lets you watch vertical videos in full screen. Before you would only see these videos in narrow boxes, even if you try to blow it up into full screen. Now, you can see how these videos are supposed to look like with the latest update for Android and iOS. You no longer have to worry too much if you forgot to record your video in landscape. YouTube will still let you upload your video properly. Try watching these clips on your mobile devices.

Source: The Next Web

‘Fallout Shelter’ to land on Android on August 13th

You have less than a month’s wait if you’ve been keeping your eye out for the Android debut of Fallout Shelter. The first-ever mobile game from Bethesda Game Studios is designed to promote the upcoming Fallout 4 release. The free-to-play game has you taking care of residents in your own post-apocalyptic Vault-Tec Vault. You need to find supplies and make sure the residents aren’t happy and won’t wreck the place. Fallout Shelter first came out on iOS in June.

Source: Android Police

Meet Moleskine’s new backpack and laptop bags

As discreet yet stylish as their notebooks, Moleskine has a new backpack and a slew of laptop bags to suit your needs. The limited edition leather backpack features adjustable padded backpack straps. It features two side pockets at the outside and it’s water-repellent as well. On the inside, it has one pocket with a zipper and a dedicated pocket for a tablet or laptop up to 15”. The back is padded for extra security. It retails for US$149.95.

Moleskine also has laptop bags that can handle up to 15.4” devices. It can come in horizontal or vertical designs, depending on what you need. These are designed to help keep the contents in your bag organized, whether you carry around your portfolio or a laptop. Prices for these start at $99.95.