Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup 8/2-8/8

Dr. Dre to drop new album after 15 years, will be exclusive to Apple

Car consortium buys Nokia's HERE mapping business for US $3.01 billion

KFC Canada adds a photo printer into the base of the Memories Bucket

Video: Official unboxing of the BlackBerry Passport silver edition

Review: 2015 Mazda 6

Google brings Project Tango development kit to Canada and South Korea

Viber gets a redesign and better call quality

Epson’s new EcoTank printers can last for up to two years without refills

Review: Motorola Moto G (3rd Gen)

Review: Celluon PicoAir micro projector

Get your ‘regular dose of space’ with NASA’s Tumblr account

Google Maps for iOS gets night Mode

Motorola releases Stagefright exploit fix release schedule and devices covered

Overview: HTC Desire 626s

Camera360 introduces Bestie selfie app

Selfies are usually considered to be a more feminine activity (although that might not be the actual case) and we think that’s the target market for the new app from Camera360. The Bestie app, which is a camera and photo editing app, has 26 filters on the app, each named after a girl with a “unique personality” attached to it. And like other selfie-centered products, it has a Smart Skin Smoothing feature with five different levels to choose from. The auto mode of the app also has a noise-canceling feature so even shots taken in low-light will look better. Its editing tool isn’t limited to editing selfies, you can use it to edit your other shots as well.

Source: Android Community | Download: Google Play Store (Free) + Apple iTunes App Store (Free)

Apple releases photo- and video-centric new ad for the iPhone

Building on the company’s “If it’s not an iPhone, it’s not an iPhone” advertising campaign. Apple has released a new video on YouTube that focuses on the photographic capabilities of the iPhone. The ad shows an assortment of artfully arranged iPhones that show various photos and videos. The voiceover of the clip talks about the ease of use and popularity of the iPhone’s camera. The style of the ad is similar to the other videos they released for this campaign.

Source: MacRumors

Google Maps for iOS gets night Mode

Blinded by the bright screen of your iPhone when you’re using it to navigate at night? Google Maps has updated its app for iOS to add a new night mode. The app automatically switches over to night mode when the clock says it’s nighttime. Google Maps for iOS also now lets you label places on custom maps as well as edit photo captions.

Source: Lifehacker | Download: Apple App Store (Free)