Secure luggage with nio Tag

Be prepared for all the traveling you’ll be doing this holiday season with the nio Tag. The Bluetooth-powered security tag helps you track your bags or even mobile devices. If you’re separated from the bag outside of the specified security zone, an alarm will ring. The nio Tag’s battery juice lasts for three to four months on a single charge and uses microUSB for charging.

Google joins the Halloween fun with Knowledge Graph easter eggs

We’re indulging in more Halloween festivities here at Canadian Reviewer with news on Halloween easter eggs from Google. Seems you type in queries—like “ghost,” “witch,” “skeleton,” “grim reaper,” and “evil robots”—and Google will reward you with some interesting results.  There are supposedly more Halloween-related easter eggs out there so let us know if you find anything else.

Source: The Next Web

Facebook debuts new features for Messenger on Android

Facebook has started to roll out new features for the Android version of the Messenger app. You will be able to see which one of your contacts use the Messenger app to reach them easier. You can also use the app to send text messages. And it has been updated with a new look that is simple to navigate through.

Dell introduces loyalty program in Canada

Dell is bringing its value-added program to our shores. The Dell Advantage is a rewards program for customers who buy directly from Dell online. You can register for free and receive five percent back through Dell ePromotional Card about 30 to 35 days after your Dell product has been shipped and after invoice date. It expires after 90 days. 

You are also eligible for no interest payment for 12 months on Dell PC purchases that cost over $899. Dell Advantage members also receive notices on special offers and discounts.