Month: March 2013

BuyDig offers the Samsung ST76 16-Megapixel Compact Digital Camera in Black, model no. EC-ST76ZZBPBUS, bundled with an 8GB Micro SD Card and Digpro Ultra-Compact Camera Carrying Case, model no. DP-15, for $68. (The memory card and camera case will be added to your cart automatically.) Coupon code “DPLUS” cuts it […] Read the original post…

An undisclosed customer bought a million BlackBerrys from the smartphone maker formerly known as Research In Motion — marking the largest ever single purchase in the company’s history. Read the original post by freerepublic.com

Since last we saw the Ekso Bionics robotic suit , which helps folks with lower-extremity paralysis or weakness to stand up and walk, the $110,000 exoskeleton has been on the market for about a year. Read the original post by engadget.com

The SOSCharger has arived on Kickstater and looks to solve the age old solution of a dead phone battery when you are no where near a power outlet. The SOSCharger is a self generated power charger which means you wind up a handle which creates power for your iPhone. Going […] Read the original post…

Walgreens offers an 8″x10″ Digital Collage Print for free via coupon code “COLLAGE4FREE”. That’s $4 off and tied with our November mention as the best collage deal we’ve seen from Walgreens. You can have it shipped for 99 cents, but the best bet is to visit a local Walgreens to […] Read the original post…

Jon Horvath, a former analyst at SAC Capital Advisors LP who pleaded guilty to passing illegal tips to one manager at the hedge fund, also funneled inside information to another supervisor, U.S. regulators said in a lawsuit that may help accelerate the massive criminal investigation of SAC and its founder, […] Read the original post…

The typical Liverpudlian household has an incredible FORTY devices – including a smartphone, a tablet computer, a Kindle and an iPod. Read the original post by thesun.co.uk

Is 2013 the year that 3D printing goes mainstream? The technology is already decades-old, having been used to great effect in the world of industrial prototyping, but as more and more companies enter the fray, the world of consumer-facing printing seems less and less of a pipe dream. Read the original post by engadget.com

Micron, SanDisk, Seagate, and Western Digital are all up sharply since the start of 2013. Read the original post by barrons.com

Every week, the editors and writers at iMore carefully select some of our favorite, most useful, most extraordinary apps, accessories, gadgets, and websites. This week’s selections include an app that tracks your sleep, an app that displays updates from your social networks, a few games, an app for History geeks, […] Read the original post…

Nest answered that age old question: how to make the thermostat exciting? The startup has managed to bring the sleek and cutting edge technologies of mobile devices to the world of home temperature control, helping us to rethink the way we think about home automation in the process. Read the original post by engadget.com

Those looking to tinker with humanoid robots aren’t exactly lacking for options these days, but Cognitive Spring is taking a slightly different approach than most with its Arduino-based cSpring bipedal robot — one of the semifinalists in the Insert Coin competition here at Expand. Read the original post by engadget.com