SlideShow: Apple's Fall product launch in pictures

Still reeling from Apple's massive Fall product launches just in time for the holiday shopping season. We've seen the new ultralight yet powerful iPad Air, a just as powerful but even smaller iPad mini with Retina Display. Sweet new 13-inch and 15-inch MacBook Pros sporting the latest Intel Haswell processors and faster components, the compact yet powerful Mac Pro and a bevy of software releases starting with OS X Mavericks (available now for free) iWork and iLife on Mac and iOS. Whew...Check out the slideshow featuring some of th latest hadware from Apple.

All Photos by Gadjo C. Sevilla/ Canadianreviewer.com

Thanks to Roam Mobility for providing data for our US coverage.

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

As expected, and following their norm, the big three have all confirmed their intentions of selling all the new iPads (mini, mini with retina, iPad 2 and iPad Air) off-contract with corresponding data plans starting in November.

Stay tuned for confirmed plans and pricing as it is announced.

Mac Pros coming at the end of the year, starting at $2999

Apple is bringing the Mac Pro to market before the end of the year and it will have a starting price of $2999. This is remarkable for a product that defines the cutting edge of processing tehcnology. Offering up to 12 cores of processing power and dual GPUs plus all solid state and high-bandwidth pipeline for blazing fast performance and video editing in full 4K reslution. Apple is pricing the Mac Pro starting at $2999.

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

This may be an indicator that the Chromecast is soon on its way to Canada for real. The supporting apps for smartphones and tablets are now avallable on the Apple App Store as well as Google's Play Store. These apps enable interaction with the Chromecast device and allow users to wirelessly  push YouTube, NetFlix and in the case of Android, Google Play TV and Movie content to any connected HDTV. Canadians who wanted to use their US-bought Chromecast devices could download a .apk file from the Internet to get it to work. Chrome browsers on Macs, PCs and mobile devices can also push content to Chromecast by way of a browser plugin. Check out our full review of the Chromecast here.

Source: MaximeJohnson/techno