Sunday, August 17, 2014 at 8:55PM 
Following Apple’s acquisition of Betas Electronics and Beats Music, Apple is holding a sale for Beats by Dr. Dre products at physical stores and on their official online store. The Beats products each get 10% off their prices until August 23. The over-ear headphones, in-ears, and speakers are all covered by the sale.
Source: 9to5Mac
Sunday, August 17, 2014 at 8:41PM Just in case you haven’t noticed BlackBerry Messenger for Windows Phone is now out of beta. It was first introduced in July as a beta release for Windows Phone 8 users. Now, the app is officially up for download on Windows Phone Store. This version of the app (1.01) fixes any of the bugs found during beta and adds the prerequisite performance improvements. It will also supposedly load faster than before.
Saturday, August 16, 2014 at 7:18PM 
Early Moto 360 review reveals more details about Motorola's new wearable
Sony pushes Android KitKat update to Xperia E1 and Xperia E1 Dual
Google Canada adds new ‘Explore’ feature to Google Maps apps
Vancouver Film School selects HP Z Workstations with AMD FirePro professional graphics
Breaking: Steve Ballmer now owns the L.A. Clippers
Apple honours memory of Robin Williams with a page on its website and iTunes section
BlackBerry Z30 earns gold winner accolades at Best in Biz Awards 2014
Review: Sodastream's Home Carbonation System
Kickstarter bKey could be most compact smartphone battery charger
Review: Toshiba Canvio AeroMobile Wireless SSD
Spotify now available in Canada to pre-launch users
Samsung finally debuts metal-clad Galaxy Alpha
HTC plans to offer Zoe app for all Android phones
Apple's back to school promo gives a $110 gift card with every new Mac
Motorola to update Moto X, Moto G lines and introduce new products on Sept 4
Timex enters wearable fray with Ironman One GPS+ sports watch
Surface Pro 3 docking station now available in Canada for $199
Review: Henge Docks Vertical Docking Station for MacBook Pro
Wearable tech made fashionable with BlueJewelz
Barnes & Noble releases teaser video of Galaxy Tab 4 Nook
Amazon pushes new software update for Fire Phone
BlackBerry plans to release ultra-secure BBM to Android and iOS this year
Saturday, August 16, 2014 at 7:00PM 
BlackBerry wants to offer business users on Android and iOS with an even more secure messaging service before the year ends. BlackBerry exec Sunil Lalwani told The Hindustan Times that the company will begin offering BlackBerry Messenger Protected on both platforms for an annual fee of US$30 per device. BBM Protected was initially launched for users with BBOS devices running on BES 5 and BB10 users with gold licenses on BES10 that run on EEM-regulated Work Space mode only.
The messaging service is just like BBM but adds a latter of encryption that is shared exclusively by the sender and the recipient. It has a new random symmetric key for message encryption that means if one of your encryption keys gets compromised it won’t expose all your messages.
Source: BGR
