Evernote for Mac offers Presentation Mode for premium users

Evernote has released an update for its Mac app to include what could eliminate your need to use Keynote or PowerPoint. They have added an all-new Presentation Mode that allows you to share notes with others through slides of sorts that can be viewed in full-screen and like PowerPoint can be navigated with the use of the spacebar. It even turns your trackpad or mouse into a laser pointer as it is displayed as a glowing blue light. The catch is that you will need to be a Premium Evernote user to gain access to this. You can avail of the 30-day free trial to check the new feature out. No word yet if it’s going to be available on their other platforms.

Tumblr for Android gets revamped activity screen and push notifications

A quick update for the Tumblr for Android app now includes a new activity screen similar to the web version and push notification capabilities. You can now be instantly alerted if someone follows your blog or interacts with your posts. To control what activities you get updates for, just head to the Account tab and tap on Settings. iOS Tumblr users just have to wait for a bit, an update is headed your way as well. 

New iPhones spike online buy and sell activity

With the upcoming release of the Apple iPhone 5s and 5c, a lot of Canadians are getting ready to make the switch. 

On Kijiji, a local classifieds ad site, there are now over 29,000 iPhone ads, with more than 9,000 of those for the iPhone 5. There has been over a 36 percent increase in search traffic related to the iPhones with a Canada-wide daily search that has increased up to 32,633. The provinces with the largest search increase since the announcement of the new iPhones include Atlantic Canada at 127 percent, Quebec at 60 percent, and Ontario at 37 percent. Also, average daily mobile phone ad postings across the country have increased by 17 percent since the announcement making it up to 6,856 searches.

Fujifilm introduces entry-level X-A1 interchangeable lens camera

Fujifilm Canada debuts a new compact system camera within its X-Series, the X-A1. This lightweight, interchangeable lens camera packs in a 16.3-megapixel APS-C CMOS sensor, EXR Processor II, sharp 3” tilting LCD, and wireless image transfer. What it takes out is the X-Trans sensor present in its more expensive sibling, the X-M1, to keep the price down. The X-A1 will ship this month with the Fujinon XC16-50mm F3.5-5.6 OIS lens for $599.95. Fujifilm also introduces a new lens with the new camera. The XC50-230mm F4.5-6.7 OIS is a slow, telephoto zoom lens that will ship this November for $399.95