Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup 2/2-2/7

First look at Lenovo's ThinkPad X1 Carbon

Apple's new Ad commemorates the Macintosh, shot entirely on iPhones

Facebook reminisces with you on 10th anniversary

Satya Nadella confirmed as Microsoft's CEO

Beware of the Microsoft Store smartphone and tablet trade in promo

BlackBerry entices users to share BBM with gift cards and movie tickets

Google officially debuts bright red Nexus 5

Giftagram delivers just in time for Valentine's

Name your price for Sid Meier game bundle

BellRoy adds Cognac to its growing wallet palette

Breaking: Sony looks to sell PC business, lays off 5,000 employees in restructuring bid

Dell and Google collaborate on Chromebox designed for meetings

ASUS reveals its own Chromebox, also for meetings

Apple's new flagship San Francisco Retail Store gets approved

HTC reportedly working on Nexus 10 tablet

Moves iOS app gets new update to monitor about 60 different activities

Moves activity tracker just updated its iOS app to track a wider range of activities, including gym training and rollerblading. It used to just track activities such as running, walking, cycling, or being insides a car, so the amount of data on your fitness activity was pretty limited. Now, you can enter other activity types and track them on a single app. There is no word on when the Android update will come out but expect it to get the update soon.

Source: Lifehacker

HTC reportedly working on Nexus 10 tablet

If you’ve been waiting for HTC to make another Nexus device, then now is the time to be cautiously optimistic. IntoMobile reports HTC is considering making a “high-end” Nexus tablet, which could be the rumoured Nexus 10 coming out in the third quarter of this year. We will keep you posted on any updates about this rumour.

Final Fantasy VI lands on iOS

Square Enix has just announced that the sixth installment of the Final Fantasy series has finally landed on the Apple iOS platform. The mobile version of Final Fantasy VI supports iPhone 4S and above, iPod touch 5^th-generation and above, and iPad 2 and above. The game on iOS will have the option to save game data on iCloud in order to share the information across different iOS devices. This version of the classic game will also have the new magicites and events that debuted in 2006. Final Fantasy VI is available for download on the Apple App Store for $15.99.

Source: IGN