Month: January 2013

If, as is the case for an increasing number of people, your first experience with an Apple product came via an iPhone, iPod touch, or iPad, you’ve likely noticed that your iOS device and your Mac offer some of the same features. This is part of Apple’s “Back to the […] Read the original post…

The tenacity of paper is amazing. Given how electronic screens permeate our lives and a whole generation has grown up with the Internet in their homes, it seems that paper should be obsolete. Yet we still get account statements in the mail and little strips of paper every time we […] Read the original post…

We told you about the iPen last year , praised by many as the first ever “active” stylus for the iPad. Read the original post by Ubergizmo

Online photo service Shutterfly.com offers Customized Photo Calendars from $9.89 via coupon code “NEWCAL”. That’s one of the best general calendar discounts we’ve seen from Shutterfly in a year, although we saw a free wall calendar plus shipping in November. Coupon code “SHIP30″ bags free shipping for orders over $30; […] Read the original post…

Amazon offers Intuit TurboTax Deluxe Federal + State + e-File 2012 for Windows and Mac, model no. 420461, for $39.99 with free shipping. That’s the lowest price we could find by $12. Sales tax is added where applicable. This software guides you through your self-employment and personal income taxes. Read the original post by dealmac…

If we told you that proper care of your clothes would make them last for 15 years instead of just three, would you pay more attention to how you hang your suits or wash your shirts? If you’re good to your clothes, they’ll last longer, and that’ll save you money […] Read the original post…

Fujitsu Ltd. , Japan’s biggest provider of computer services, said the company will miss its annual shipment target for personal computers amid slow demand for Microsoft Corp. Read the original post by Megite Technology News

B&H Photo Video offers the Samsung NX210 20.3-Megapixel Mirrorless Digital Camera in Black bundled with the Samsung 18-55mm f3.5-5.6 OIS NX-Mount Lens, model no. EV-NX200ZBSBUS, and the Samsung 50-200mm f4.0-5.6 OIS II NX-Mount Telephoto Zoom Lens, model no. EX-T50200IB, for $575.29 with free shipping via the directions below. That’s the […] Read the original post…

As one of its daily deals, All4Cellular offers this Lightning to USB Data Cable with Wall Charger for Apple iPhone 5 in White for $4.99 with free shipping. That’s $5 under last week’s mention of a different color and the lowest total price we could find by a buck. The […] Read the original post…

The upcoming Tomb Raider game that is developed by Crystal Dynamics will arrive with multiplayer capability after all, as the developer had confirmed this on Eidos’ forums. Read the original post by Ubergizmo

TigerDirect offers the Corsair Vengeance 1100 Supra-Aural Gaming Headphones, model no. CA-9011113-WW, for $39.99. These $19.99 and $20 mail-in rebates drop it to $0. With free shipping, that’s tied with our Black Friday week mention (which required in-store pickup) and the lowest total price we could find by $36. They […] Read the original post…

As one of its daily deals, MacUpdate offers downloads of Evological’s EvoCam 4 for Mac for $14.99. That’s $15 off and the lowest price we could find for this webcam access tool. Click here` for more information. Deal ends today. Read the original post by dealmac – Today’s Edition

A US federal judge dismissed claims against seven former directors of Satyam Computer Services Ltd in shareholder lawsuits stemming from the massive fraud at the heart of India’s largest corporate scandal. Read the original post by Rediff.com

Ouya, the Android-based gaming console that set a Kickstarter record for support, has begun shipping consoles to developers. Microsoft, watch out. Read the original post by Tris Hussey

NEWS ANALYSIS: There is plenty of uncertainty in Apple’s prospects for the next 12 months. The company has to focus on a number of issues if it wants 2013 to be anywhere near as successful as 2012. Read the original post by Tris Hussey