SlideShow: A look at Apple's iPhone 5s

Here's the latest, greatest iOS device from Apple, the iPhone 5s. Boasting a new twice-as-fast 64-Bit A7 processor architecture, enhanced camera, Touch ID fingerprint access control and the most LTE bands on a smartphone, it is the pinnacle of Apple's mobile technology and engineering. Check out our exclusive photos from yesterday's launch event in Apple's Campus in Cupertino.

All photos by Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla/ Canadian Reviewer

Rogers lights up LTE in Five new Canadian cities

In wake of the Apple iPhone 5s/5c announcement yesterday, the one we covered live, Rogers has officially flipped the switch on for LTE in five new Canadian cities:

- Courtney Comox in British Columbia

-       Lethbridge, Okotoks and Strathmore in Alberta

-       Wolfville in Nova Scotia.

This means blazing fast (up to 150Mbps) mobile browsing and downloads! Learn more about Rogers' LTE network and if your city is covered here

BlackBerry 10 New App Wednesday

With BlackBerry Jam Asia just around the corner (we'll be there live!), excitement surrounding all the announcements is in full effect. Of course, there is always more to talk about than just conferences; there are new apps launching every week! Check out below the list of notable editions to BlackBerry World this week:

News & Information:

·         Bloomberg (Bloomberg LP)

Games:

·         Doodle Jump (Lima Sky, LLC)

·         Angry Birds (Rovio Entertainment Ltd.)

·         Angry Birds Seasons (Rovio Entertainment Ltd.)

Lifestyle:

·         CineTrailer (DDM Srl)

Finance:

·         National Bank Launcher (Banque Nationale du Canada)

Sports & Recreation:

·         Corinthians SporTV (SporTV)

Now you might be thinking: did I read that right? Did I read that ever-popular Doodle Jump is now available on BlackBerry 10? You sure did! Get to downloading!

Opera releases Coast the iPad-only browser

Opera Software wants to redesign the look of mobile browsers (and perhaps browsers in general) with its new iPad-exclusive Coast browser. The new browser isn’t as unrecognizable as you would think. Actually, when you look at it, it resembles the home screen of an iPad with sites appearing as app-icon kind of squares and selecting said squares leads you to the sites. 

Keeping with iOS philosophy, it is a single-pane kind of experience with a single site taking up the entire screen. You would have to return to the home screen or use a discrete page switcher to jump from one website to the next. The company hopes this move would make browsing the web feel like viewing distinct apps instead of having one application with separate pages. You can download the browser for free on the iTunes App Store.