Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup 10/19-10/25

SlideShow: Microsoft Canada and Deadmau5 launch Surface 2 and Windows 8.1

Review: TYLT VU Wireless Charging Stand

Panasonic launches tiniest Micro Four Thirds camera to date

BlackBerry Messenger now available for iOS and Android, for real

Google's Chromecast App now available in Canadian App Store and Google Play

Nokia World reveals new 6-inch Lumia smartphone and 10-inch Windows RT tablet

Apple introduces new MacBook Pros

Apple announces thinner and lighter iPad Air

Instagram and Flipboard coming to Windows Phone 8 soon

Review: BlackBerry Z30

Rogers, Bell, and TELUS confirm that they will carry the iPad Air, iPad mini and iPad mini with Retina

Rogers to exclusively launch the HTC One mini on November 4th

Microsoft invites everyone to experience Xbox One

Contest: Win 1 of 2 BlackBerry Q10's from BlackBerry and Canadian Reviewer

Belkin introduces Qode iPad Air keyboard cases

Belkin has unveiled new QODE keyboard cases to accompany the new Apple iPad Air tablet.

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Video shows how Apple's Mac Pro is built in America

The new Apple Mac Pro professes to be very best desktop for cutting edfe technologies and insane engineering. Expected to turn a lot of heads when it goes on sale at the end of the year, it also has the disctinction of being assembled in the US. The above video shows some of the processes that go into that production and it is quite amazing. A one-off Product (RED) version that's decked out in a crimson colour will be auctioned for Bono's charity. 

Microsoft invites everyone to experience Xbox One

Reminding us how mundane and ordinary some of our lives are, Microsoft has kicked off an invitation to experience Xbox One, at least vicariously through the regular people who are being invited to see what the next gen console and set-top box has to offer. Set to be launched on November 22, Xbox One is being tagged as, "the only all-in-one entertainment system that brings together content loved by gamers, movie buffs, sports fans, and TV lovers, all in one place."