Every week we bring you the latest in Canadian mobile news. Listed below is a quick overview of the top stories from the past seven days.

– Fido targeting millennials in upcoming branding and strategy overhaul [Read here]

– BBM Protected arrives on iOS and Android [Read more]

– CBC’s 22 Minutes says the Apple Watch will help get you the girl [Read here]

– TELUS announces in-store appointment service for customers in Ontario [Read here]

– BlackBerry announces the Porsche Design P’9983 Graphite [Read here]

– Canadian students can now access the entire Microsoft Office suite for free [Read here]

– Starbucks to roll out mobile tipping and gifting to Canadians [Read here]

– Asus announces plans to bring ZenFone 2 to Canada this spring [Read here]

– CRTC decision allows Rogers to continue offering GamePlus exclusively [Read here]

– BlackBerry announces smartphone protection plans starting at $4.25/month [Read here]

– Leaked NSA document reveals attempts to spy on Rogers and RBC [Read here]

– Carriers begin Galaxy S6 promotion with in-store demos [Read here]

– Denim update reportedly rolling out to Canadian Lumia 830 users [Read here]

– Pebble pledges a million dollars for Smartstrap developers [Read here]

– TD Canada Trust should feel bad about its bad security advice [Read here]

– Emulate This: Are game emulators legal? [Read here]

– Neptune Duo smartwatch heads for Indiegogo [Read here]

– What is spectrum? [Read here]

– Gold platinum Galaxy S6 and Galaxy S6 edge can now be reserved from Rogers [Read here]

– Samsung Galaxy S6 vs iPhone 6 Plus Camera Shootout [Read here]

– SyrupCast 36: Good Night, and Good Luck. [Listen here]

– We’re hiring: Come work with MobileSyrup! [Read here]

– Samsung Galaxy S6 review [Read here]