Month: March 2013

StackSocial offers its members downloads of The Name Your Own Price 6-App Utility Bundle for Windows and Mac for whatever you want to pay. If you opt to pay the average at the time of this posting of $4.39, that’s $58 off and the lowest price we could find for […] Read the original post…

As one of its daily deals, TigerDirect offers the Gear Head Wireless Touch Optical Nano Mouse in Black, model no. MP3500WT, for $16.99. This $10 mail-in rebate cuts it to $6.99. With free shipping, that’s $4 under our mention from three weeks ago and the lowest total price we could […] Read the original post…

The Amazon MP3 Store offers downloads of Frostbyte Metal Sampler MP3 Album for free. That’s the best price we could find for this 9-track, DRM-free rock album, released in on March 12. Amazon MP3 Downloader is required. Read the original post by dealmac – Today’s Edition

When hard-drive disaster strikes, you need to start up your Mac from another drive to repair it. In days gone by, you would typically boot from the install CD or DVD that came with your Mac (assuming you could recall where you stashed it) and run Apple’s Disk Utility from […] Read the original post…

If you need to take a lot of screenshots, chances are you’re going to want more capabilities than you can get from the two methods provided with the Mac (the screen capture keyboard shortcuts and the Grab application). Snagit 2.1.5, by Techsmith, is a full-featured image and video screen capture […] Read the original post…

6pm offers the Timbuk2 Control Small 15″ Laptop Messenger Bag in Gunmetal/Blue for $40.05 with free shipping. That’s tied with our January mention as the lowest total price we could find by $22. This bag accommodates most laptops with up to 15″ screens and features a water-resistant front flap, fold-out […] Read the original post…

After almost ten days of tense anticipation during the 2013 parliamentary sessions, China’s new president and premier will finally be named today and then start moving their books into Zhongnanhai where they’ll spend most of the next ten years. Read the original post by scmp.com

Budgets are considerably tight nowadays and so car buyers are having to settle for vehicles which suit their budgets rather than cars which suit their requirements. Read the original post by staffordshirenewsletter.co.uk

The Digital Guy via eBay offers the Ion iPics 2 Go Photo Scanner for iPhone 4 / 4S, model no. ISC31, for $19.95 with free shipping. That’s the lowest total price we could find by $10. It scans 35mm negatives, slides, and both 3×5 and 4×6-inch pictures to your iPhone. […] Read the original post…

If there’s one thing iMore loves even more than iPhones and iPads (and iPods!), it’s giving cool iPhone and iPad accessories and apps to our awesome readers. This week we have… Element Case Soft-Tec for your iPhone 5 or iPad mini! BrandonB Gators625 OGIO Renegade RSS 17 backpack! NxTech3   Congratulations everyone! […] Read the…

Ridiculous Fishing by Vlambeer offers just exactly what the name implies. You fish, after a fashion, and then things get utterly ridiculous. The premise is simple if mysterious: Billy, a fisherman with a past, takes to the seas for a heroes journey, and a quest for redemption. The gameplay is […] Read the original post…

As one of its daily deals, TigerDirect offers the Turbofrog 6″ Table Tripod, model no. T06-42035, for $9.99. This $9.99 mail-in rebate drops it to $0. With $1.99, that’s $10 off and the lowest total price we could find for this tripod. It features 360-degree swivel rotation, nonslip rubber feet, […] Read the original post…

Adorama offers the Sigma 17-50mm f/2.8 EX DC OS HSM Lens for Nikon, model no. 583306 (pictured), Sony, model no. 583205, or Canon, model no. 583101, Sigma, model no. 583110, Pentax, model no. 58C109, for $544. (You may need to click through to Adorama to see it.) Plus, you’ll receive […] Read the original post…

Driving under the influence is far from a rare occurrence, with an estimated 112 million people getting behind the wheel while over the limit in 2010 alone. Read the original post by Gizmag