Month: February 2013

Best Buy offers the 4.5-lb. Apple MacBook Pro Ivy Bridge Core i7 2.3GHz 15″ Laptop with Retina Display, model no. MC975LL/A, for $1,999.99 with free shipping. (Amazon charges the same.) That’s $15 under our mention from two days ago and the lowest total price we’ve seen for this model. (It’s […] Read the original post…

Whether you’re cleaning out your closet, reselling items that you purchased at a sample sale, or selling your own original works of art, apps can help you stay on top of your online reselling ventures. I run my own small reselling business. I purchase items at retail sample sales—giant sales that […] Read the original…

I’d never found an email client that might woo me away from Apple’s Mail () until I came across Arcode’s free Inky. This cleverly designed app seems built around the way most people use email every day. On startup, Inky prompts you to set up an account for Arcode’s cloud-based service. […] Read the original…

Tons of products are on display in the expo hall at Macworld/iWorld, and with over 250 exhibitors, finding the products that stand out is a challenge—a challenge the Macworld staff takes on every year. Macworld’s editors survey a list of products submitted ahead of time by vendors for consideration, but most […] Read the original…

FreshBooks helps you keep track of business payments. FreshBooks is a free cloud-based accounting app that helps you manage clients and projects, send invoices, and track time, expenses, and estimates right from your iPhone. The app is compatible with the iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad running iOS 4.3 or later. FreshBooks’ design […] Read the…

Keep an eye on all of your current eBay transactions. The first rule of online auctions is that you need be constantly connected—if not, how will you be able to bid on a desired item last minute if you’re away from your computer?  Thanks to eBay’s iOS app, you don’t […] Read the original post…

PayPal is a popular online payment system that lets you send and receive money online—and now in some physical stores—with the added benefit of buyer and seller protection for most transactions. Payments aren’t limited to a standard browser transaction; the company has a free mobile app that lets you send […] Read the original post…

We were told back in September that Sony was halting production on its disc-loading music players, but devices have now reached the end of the production line, with the last MiniDisc players set be shipped out this March. Read the original post by Engadget

As one of its daily deals, All4Cellular offers this 3-Foot Charge & Sync USB Data Cable for Apple iPhone / iPod 10-Pack in ten colors for $5.95 with free shipping. At $0.60 per cable, that’s the lowest total price we could find for this quantity elsewhere by $2. (For further […] Read the original post…

As one of its daily deals, DealGenius offers the Duracell AA Alkaline Coppertop Battery 30-Pack bundled with the Duracell AAA Alkaline Coppertop Battery 10-Pack for $14.99. Coupon code “LOYAL5″ cuts it to $14.24. With free shipping, that’s $0.36/battery and the lowest total price we could find for this quantity by […] Read the original post…

Dell Inc is nearing an agreement to sell itself to a buyout consortium led by its founder and Chief Executive Michael Dell and private equity firm Silver Lake Partners, possibly announcing a deal as soon as Monday, according to two people familiar with the matter. Read the original post by WTAQ-AM Green Bay

Meritline offers this 39″ Smiley Face USB Data Charging Cable for $1.99 with free shipping. That’s $2 less than the lowest total price we could find for a comparable cable sold elsewhere. It features a standard 30-pin connector and allows for data syncing and charging at the same time. Deal […] Read the original post…

Apple has acquired eighteen user interface patents from Canadian company Maya-Systems. The patents are all related to its axis-based interface where documents and files can be stored and grouped in the cloud. A searchable timeline can then be created based on a files tags or attributes; it all sounds very […] Read the original post…

It’s been a staple of science fiction for decades, but now the idea of augmented reality enhancing our lives by way of hi-tech wearable glasses is finally becoming a reality for consumers. Read the original post by Gizmag

Research In Motion Ltd. unveiled new, versatile BlackBerrys after excruciating delays allowed Apple, Samsung and others to build commanding leads in an industry that is redefining society. Read the original post by EDGE