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Canadian Reviewer Weekly Roundup 7/29-8/04

DateSaturday, August 3, 2013 at 4:09AM

 

Canadian Reviewer welcomes the CellGuru!

DHL App for iOS, Android and BlackBerry Simplifies package tracking

Keyport Slide sets off to revolutionize how we carry keys

Apple releases iOS 7 beta 4 to developers

BlackBerry Q5 coming to Koodo

Increase productivity with Remoter Pro 1.4.0

Arpera: Visually stunning messaging app

Panasonic's GX7 ILC images and specs leaked

BlackBerry Q5 confirmed to be coming to Bell, Fido, Sasktel, TELUS and Virgin Mobile

SourceCode: Microsoft Office finally comes to Android smartphones

First images of the Porsche Design BlackBerry Z10 leak out

Huawei Ascend Y300 destined for Bell Mobility and Virgin Mobile

iPad with retina and iPad mini now available for purchase at Bell

Google Calendar for Android updated, now syncs notification dismissal

BBM for iOS and Android reaches BetaZone, release imminent

Dick Tracy eat your heart out, say hello to the "HOT" watch!

Motorola officially unveils the Moto X, coming to Canada exclusively with Rogers

iOS 7 beta 4 reveals fingerprint scanner feature possible in next iPhone

HOT Watch is a go! Reaches minimum Kickstarter funding goal in 30 hours

OUYA gets Gameloft's Order and Chaos MMORPG

16GB Nexus 7 (2013) now available from Staples Canada for $249.00

Porsche Design BlackBerry Z10 (P'9982) shows up in more detail online

Pioneer confirms 16 Additional Android smartphones compatible with AppRadio mode products

Yahoo! buys Rockmelt social browser

Review: Apple MacBook Air 13-inch (2013)

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    The educational efforts on the part of government mean nothing if the poor of the society cannot afford it. Education is one of the basic necessities of life and all the rich and poor have a like right on it. The government should ensure its provision to both.

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