Month: September 2010

Sony Style offers the factory-refurbished Sony Cyber-shot DSC-W330 14.1-Megapixel Digital Camera in Red, model no. DSC-W330/R, for $127.99. During checkout, it falls to $99.99. With free shipping, that’s $44 under the lowest total price we could find find for a new, factory-sealed unit. Sales tax is added where applicable. It features a 3″ LCD, 4x…

Stocks extended their September rally into a fourth week Monday as traders looked toward the Federal Reserve’s meeting later in the week.The Dow Jones industrial average rose 65 points in morning trading. Read the original post by KansasCity.com

Earlier this month, we noted that an iPad version of the popular VLC media player had been created and submitted to Apple for inclusion in the App Store. Early previews of the application suggested that the application would be a solid and v… Read the original post by LA Daily News

Today only, Groupon offers a $30 credit at GelaSkins for $15. That’s $15 off and the biggest dollar-off discount we’ve seen from this vendor, which offers covers for iPod, iPhone, Apple laptops, and other electronics. This voucher is redeemable starting September 22 and can be applied toward the cost of shipping. (Shipping starts at $6.75.)…

U.S. singer, songwriter and United Nations’ Messenger of Peace Stevie Wonder addresses the Assemblies of the World Intellectual Property Organization, WIPO, at the International Conference Centre Geneva, CICG, in Geneva, Switzerland, Monday, Sept. Read the original post by MLive.com

Inside your smartphone, a battle is raging. As tiny chips with big ambitions fight for processing power, is there anything the phones of the future will not be able to do? High-definition TV and ultra-complex gaming – all in 3D – is a big task for any computer. Read the original post by BBC News

Today only, Transintl.com offers its 8GB (2×4GB) PC3-8500 DDR3-1066 SO-DIMM 204-Pin Dual Channel Notebook Memory Kit (pictured) for $148. With shipping at $8, it’s a $30 drop from our mention from a month ago and the lowest total price we could find for such a kit by $20. Alternatively, Transintl.com offers its 16GB (4×4GB) PC3-8500…

JR.com offers the factory-refurbished Pure Digital Flip MinoHD 720p 4GB Flash Memory Digital Camcorder in Black, model no. F460B, for $89 with free shipping. That’s $1 under our mention from last month and the lowest total price we could find by $30. This 3.3-oz. camcorder holds 60 minutes of 720p HD-quality video on 4GB of…

SmashingPumpkins.com offers downloads of The Smashing Pumpkins’ Spangled MP3 single for free. It’s the best deal we’ve seen for this DRM-free track, released last week as part of the band’s growing online MP3 album, Teargarden By Kaleidyscope. Five other tracks from the album are also available to download. Read the original post by dealmac.com

A sex offender suspected in the death of the daughter of a North Carolina police chief was caught in New York on Monday. Michael Neal Harvey is believed to have killed Valerie Hamilton, whose body was found late Saturday night in a storage locker. – (AHN) Read the original post by NBC Miami

As part of a blog post discussing its “Google Atmosphere” conference on cloud computing and some new milestones relating to businesses moving to its Google Apps platform, Google reveals that it is preparing to roll out support for Google Docs… Read the original post by LA Daily News

Fry’s Electronics offers the Iomega Select 2TB USB 2.0 External Hard Drive, model no. 34974, for $104.99. Shipping adds $5.99, or opt for free in-store pickup. That’s the lowest total price we could find for any 2TB Iomega external hard drive by $20. Sales tax is added where applicable. This 3.5″ drive features an 8MB…

In 1997, the government made it legal for people to copy from vinyl records to cassette tapes or blank CDs. Read the original post by The Globe and Mail

IBM on Monday announced it had acquired Netezza, in another among the fairly recent spate of acquisitions in the high-tech field. Read the original post by KansasCity.com

Safran SA says it will pay $1.1 billion to buy Stamford, Connecticut-based security firm L-1 Identity Solutions Inc. Read the original post by ECNmag