Month: March 2013

In-store only, Fry’s Electronics offers the Cygnett Bubble Sleeve for Apple iPad in Brown, model no. CY0152LSAER, for $4.99. That’s $21 under the lowest total shipped price we could find. Sales tax is added where applicable. It features a faux fur interior, elastic straps, and more. This case is compatible […] Read the original post…

Tanga offers the Motorola Wireless Bluetooth Keyboard, model no. 89451N, for $15.50 plus $1.99 for shipping. That’s the lowest total price we could find by $12, although it was a buck less last week. This full-size keyboard features Bluetooth connectivity, Android shortcut keys, and general compatibility with iOS and Windows, […] Read the original post…

Dell Inc’s largest outside shareholder is demanding the PC maker open its books, signaling that it could become more active in opposing founder Michael Dell’s proposal to take the company private. Read the original post by Reuters

Google Maps has recieved it’s first updated since its launch in December. Version 1.1 includes Google Contacts search, improved local search, and the choice between miles and kilometers for distance units. The English language version of the app is now available the following countries: Bahrain, Egypt, Lebanon, Oman, Qatar, Saudi […] Read the original post…

Lucky Electronics via Amazon offers this 12- to 24-volt Triple-Socket Car Charger in Black for $3.30 with free shipping. Outside of the price below, that’s $2 under the lowest total price we could find for such an adapter. It converts a single 12-volt car cigarette lighter outlet into three. Of […] Read the original post…

Apple has just updated iBooks to version 3.1 which will now bring the iBookstore to Japan. Outside of Japanese users now being able to purchase books, more Asian language support has also been added. In the U.S. and many other countries, iBooks has always had hundreds of thousands of books available […] Read the original…

TweetDeck, who was acquired by Twitter a while back, will be discontinuing a lot of its native and quasi-native apps, including Tweetdeck iOS and Android, and its Air app for Mac. If you use TweetDeck on the web, those tools will still remain, and that’s where they’ll choose to focus […] Read the original post…

The iPhone could have gone by a number of other names, according to former Apple advertising lead Ken Segall. Segall, at an event at the University of Arizona, listed several alternative names for the iPhone that Apple was mulling around, and the reasoning behind each of them. Those names were […] Read the original post…

Adorama via eBay offers the Professor Kobre’s Lightscoop Bounce Flash Device in Universal or Sony Standard or Warm, model no. S1S, for $9.99 with free shipping. That’s the lowest total price we could find by $20. This bounce device fits the pop-up flash on most 35mm DSLRs with interchangable lenses. Read the original post by…

The $50 BearExtender Mini is the follow-up to the company’s 2010 BearExtender n3 (). Like its predecessor, the BearExtender Mini’s goal is to let you use your Mac from further away from your wireless base station. The new model is half the size of and more powerful than the original […] Read the original post…

EA’s Dead Space 3 was just released a few weeks ago to the delight of horror-game fans as the new title removed the strange multiplayer modes found in Dead Space 2, replacing it with a co-op mode. Read the original post by Ubergizmo