Pebble Time apps and games surfacing 2 weeks after SDK was released

Pebble's just shown off some of the new apps and games coming to Pebble Time and Pebble Time Steel just two weeks after the company released their Software Developer Kit. Because of the Pebble Time's 7-10 day battery life then the idea of gaming on the device itself isn't outrageous. 

Pebble Time and Pebble Time Steel also come with a built-in accelerometer that provides support for step, swim, and sleep tracking with apps like Misfit, Jawbone UP, Swim.com, and  Morpheus Sleep Tracker. No update was given on the Smartstraps as this ability, to add functionality by way of third-party straps is open to third party companies so these will likely be made available after the Pebble Time's May release.

Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup 3/8-3/14

Goodyear hopes to use concept tires to power electric cars

Pop Superstar Ariana Grande On A Tech Wave with Mi.Mu

ingenie car insurance focused on young drivers launches in Ontario

Award winning ASUS Transformer Book Chi convertibles now available in Canada

Apple reveals new 12-inch MacBook with Retina Display starting at $1,549

Apple Watch comes to Canada on April 24. Price range is from $449 to $13,000

IBM opens new SoftLayer cloud centre in Québec

Square offers Chargeback Protection to Canadian sellers

HP announces series of breakthrough LaserJet printers

Who's tracking who? NFB debuts interactive documentary at Tribeca Film Festival

Free TomTom Go Android app offers real-time traffic information for Canadians

Google announces 2nd generation Chromebook Pixel with dual USB-C ports

Olympus new SH-2 travel camera now shoots RAW files

LaCie drops the first external USB-C external drive for new MacBook

Rdio becomes official music sponsor for the 2015 JUNO Awards

Eyefi releases Mobi Pro wireless SD Card with RAW capabilities

Audi plans to unveil all-electric SUV in 2018

Curious about Apple's iOS 8.3? The public beta is now available

TELUS makes roaming easier for Canadians, eliminates $0.60 incoming SMS fee

Video: Review of the Epson SureColor P600 Inkjet Printer

Microsoft's Cortana is invading iOS and Android devices this Fall

MasterCard offers a glimpse of the future in wearable tech

Google lets you know if you’re on a Wi-Fi-ready flight

Moto E (2nd generation) comes to TELUS and Videotron

YouTube now lets you upload interactive 360-degree videos

Wunderlist revamps to-do list app for iPhone, Mac, and Android

With hopes of turning their to-do list app into a “smarter” virtual assistant, Wunderlist is introducing new changes into their apps for the iPhone, Mac, and Android. The company has cleaned up the interface and added new buttons to make it easier to add tasks and lists. The app also now supports folders, a much-requested feature.

The iPhone version of the app also gets a “Quick Add” function to automatically add due dates and reminders to tasks as they are entered. The Android version now adheres to Google’s Material Design looks. The updated apps are already up for download and Quick Add function will be making its way to other platforms soon.

Source: The Verge | Download: Apple App Store: Mac + iPhone (Free); Google Play Store (Free)

YouTube now lets you upload interactive 360-degree videos

If you own a camera that can capture 360-degree videos, now you have an easier way to share your content. YouTube now lets you upload these videos to your channel. If you watch it through Chrome (through youtube.com or through embedded videos on the browser or the YouTube Android app you can even pan around to video the different angles on your mobile devices or click the scroll wheel on your desktop.

However, when you upload a file, you’ll need to run a certain script to tack on a particular metadata to make sure that it runs as a 360-degree video. It should be automatic in the future but for now you’ll have to do it. If you want to check out the 360-degree clips, you can see a sample video above.

Source: YouTube Creators | Via: Engadget