The biggest news to come out of last week was Apple’s unveiling of iOS 7. In addition, various devices were launched by Canadian carriers and also LTE coverage was expanded. Below are the top stories from the past seven days, plus notable news from around the web.
– Minuum beta for Android set for release “early next week” [Read here]
– Apple announces iOS 7 with overhauled interface, AirDrop support and more [Read here]
– Homescreen icon comparison: iOS 6 vs iOS 7 [Read here]
– Amazon Kindle Fire HD and Kindle Fire HD 8.9″ now available in Canada [Read here]
– Samsung Galaxy Note 8.0 LTE coming to Canada this Summer [Read here]
– Mobilicity says TELUS has officially terminated acquisition plans [Read here]
– iOS 7 coming this fall to iPhone 4, iPad 2 users and above [Read here]
– WIND selling nano SIM cards for $25 [Read here]
– WIND Mobile deal in limbo over national security concerns [Read here]
– Google acquires community-based navigation app Waze [Read here]
– Rogers and Fido going live with LTE in Manitoba on June 17th [Read here]
– Nokia invites us to ‘see more’ on July 11th [Read here]
– HTC One coming to Mobilicity and Videotron? [Read here]
– Microsoft opening 100 “Windows Stores” within Future Shop and Best Buy [Read here]
– HTC One Mini “will go on sale by August,” a few more specs revealed [Read here]
– BlackBerry Q10 now available at Videotron [Read here]
– Sonim XP5560 BOLT 2 coming to Bell July 4th [Read here]
– TELUS and Rogers to start selling the iPad [Read here]
– Samsung Galaxy Ace IIe finds a home at Videotron and Eastlink [Read here]
– Eastlink releases the BlackBerry Q10 [Read here]
– Contest: Win a Rogers Samsung Galaxy S4 [Enter here]
Around the web:
– HTC applies for ‘Fetch’ trademark [Engadget]
– Analyst Claims BlackBerry Z10 & Q10 Sales Are “Much Stronger Than Thought” [BerryReview]
– Microsoft reportedly paying developers $100,000 or more to build apps [TheVerge]
