Sony's full-frame RX-1 point and shoot camera leaks

It is rare to see full-frame digital cameras appear in consumer bodies and it is even rarer to see them in point-and-shoot type cameras. Full-frame sensors are the same size as 35mm film cameras. Sony is pushing the boundaries of what is possible with a rather small shooter packing a big sensor. The Sony RX-1 has a  Carl Zeiss 35mm f/2.0 lens and is said to be packing a 24-inch sensor and a $2700 price tag that blows it right by Leica territory.

Other an an ISO range of 100-25,600, 5 frame per second continuous shooting, 1080p HD video recording, a solid magnesium body and a 3-inch LCD screen.

First Canadian Microsoft Store to open in Yorkdale Mall on November 16

We've just received confirmation that the first Canadian Microsoft Store in the Yorkdale Mall in Toronto is set to open on November 16th. This is one month after Windows 8 is expected to launch but early for the holiday buying season. More information can be found in the Microsoft Store webpage, the Microsoft Facebook Page or Twitter. 

Contest! Win an Olloclip 3-in-one lens system for iPhone 4 and 4S

If you love taking photos and Instagrams with your iPhone 4 or iPhone 4S have we got a contest for you. Our friends from Olloclip are giving away its 3-in-one lens system for iPhone 4 and iPhone 4S to a lucky Canadianreviewer.com reader. Olloclip gives interchangeable lenses to your iPhone with Macro, Fish Eye and Wide Angle lenses that you can keep in your pocket.

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2012 Norton Study: Consumer Cybercrime Costs Canadians C$1.4 Billion

Norton's yearly cybercrime study finds that 8.3 million Canadians fell victim to cybercrime in last year. Increasing dependence on mobile devices also reflected in mobile vulnerabilities doubling in 2011 from 2010·  The study also found that ybercrime costs the average Canadian $169 and that  21%: Online adults who don’t understand the risk of cybercrime or how to protect themselves online. Hit jump for the full results of the 2012 Norton Study.

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