New Kindle Paperwhite coming to Amazon.ca on October 10 for $139

Amazon.ca announced that the world’s best-selling e-reader—Kindle Paperwhite—is getting even better for customers in Canada. The all-new Kindle Paperwhite features new display technology with higher contrast, the next generation built-in light, a faster processor, the latest touch technology, and exclusive new features designed from the ground up for readers. Kindle Paperwhite is available for pre-order starting today at http://www.amazon.ca. Here's our review of last year's Kindle Paperwhite

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CinemaNow launches Disc to Digital Service in Canada with Best Buy and Future Shop

Text and photos by Gadjo Cardenas Sevilla

CinemaNow launched its Disc to Digital Service in downtown Toronto earlier today. The event, sponsored by Best Buy and Future Shop, feature a panel that included Loveena Chera, Director of CinemaNow Canada, Brian Humes, Executive Vice President - Canada & United Kingdom 20th Century Fox Home Entertainment, Edward Han, Vice President, Digital Account Management, Sony Pictures Home Entertainment, John Melluso, Vice President, Sales, Universal Studios Canada Inc and Aksel Lielmanis, Executive Director, New Release Marketing Warner Bros. Entertainment Canada Inc.

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Nokia Lumia 1020 confirmed to be coming to Canada on Rogers, TELUS and Black's

We’re excited to announce that the Lumia 1020 will be coming to Canada available on Rogers, TELUS and Black’s! pic.twitter.com/KXKNBbpqVa

— Nokia Canada (@nokiacanada) August 30, 2013

Nokia Canada has just confirmed that the much awaited Nokia Lumia 1020 flagship Windows phone is coming to Canada in yellow and black. Aside from Rogers, the 41-megapixel toting smartphone will come to TELUS and Blacks stores as well which suits the phone's photography focused design. 

Review: 2013 Inifiniti FX37 Crossover

Text and photos by Corey Herscu

Lately, in terms of car reviews, it seems like when you drive one car (brand irrelevant), you've driven them all. Don't scoff, friends; unless we're talking engine performance, there isn't a lot a car company can do to really to innovate the in-car experience without forcing the consumer into spending top dollar. Of course, there are the anomalies to this rule (see the inside of the Tesla Model S), but that's a whole other conversation entirely.

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