Month: June 2013

newegg offers the Skullcandy Heavy Metal In-Ear Headphones in Black, model no. S2HMCY-003, for $34.99. This $34.99 mail-in rebate cuts them to $0. With free shipping, that’s the lowest total price we could find by $32. They feature a frequency response of 5Hz to 22kHz, in-line microphone, and track/volume control. […] Read the original post…

newegg offers the Scosche Increased Dynamic Range Earphones with Mic and Remote, model no. IDR305MD, for $15.99. This $14.99 mail-in rebate knocks it to $1. With free shipping, that’s $4 under our mention from three days ago and the lowest total price we’ve seen for these earphones. (It’s also a […] Read the original post…

newegg offers the Wenger SwissGear Valve 16″ Laptop Backpack, model no. GA-7391-13F00, for $39.99. Coupon code “AFNJ0948″ cuts it to $29.99. With free shipping, that’s $5 under our mention from four days ago and the lowest total price we could find by $20. It features a padded compartment that fits […] Read the original post…

Amazon offers the Panasonic Noise-Canceling Headphones, model no. RP-HC55-S, for $31.88 with free shipping. That’s $4 under our mention from four days ago and the lowest total price we could find by $27. Features include noise reduction of 88%, frequency response of 10Hz to 20kHz, a 9mm drive, aircraft plug […] Read the original post…

The iTunes App Store offers downloads of IP Cam Soft for Apple iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad for 99 cents. That’s a $3 drop, tied with our March mention, and the lowest price we could find for this remote camera viewer/recorder. Of note, Google Play also offers it for Android […] Read the original post…

Point Source Power, the company responsible for the Voto , is looking to extend its product line with the Halo. Read the original post by Gizmag

Nikon offers its factory-refurbished Nikon AF-S Nikkor 50mm f/1.8G Lens, model no. 2199B, for $169.96 plus $7.50 for shipping. That’s $2 under our November mention of a refurb and the lowest total price we could find for a refurb by $32. (For further comparison, it’s also $19 under our February […] Read the original post…

Justin Williams of Second Gear Software talks about Pit Pass, his clever developer concept for Passbook, and Elements, his text editor. Live from WWDC 2013! More: Second Gear Software      Read the original post by Rene Ritchie

newegg offers the ASUS 5-Port Ethernet Switch, model no. GX1005B, for $15.99. This $15 mail-in rebate cuts it to 99 cents. With free shipping, that’s a buck under our mention from two weeks ago and the lowest total price we could find by $2, outside the price below. Rebate expires […] Read the original post…

Wanted: Possible ghost-hunting liquor thieves. Police are looking for two young white men in their late teens or early 20s who broke into Bobby Mackey’s… The home invasion of a Thomas More College student who resided in Fort Mitchell that resulted in her killing is thought to be narcotics related, […] Read the original post…

During E3, Gameloft announced the latest iteration of their long-standing racing series, Asphalt 8: Airborne. Asphalt 8 introduces a new aerial element where you’re launching your car off ramps to do freakin’ sweet spins and flips. It’s basically mixing in Tony Hawk with your classic racing game. There are also massive […] Read the original…

newegg offers the Corsair Vengeance 2000 Wireless 7.1-Channel Gaming Headset, model no, CA-9011115-NA, for $79.99 with free shipping. (Amazon charges the same.) That’s $15 under our October mention and the lowest total price we could find by $56. Features include 50mm drivers, a noise-cancelling microphone, 40-foot range, battery life of […] Read the original post…

Remember the old Emergency Broadcast System that would interrupt your favorite radio station or TV show? Fast forward to 2013. AT&T customers with an iPhone 5 or iPhone 4S running iOS 6.1 or later are set to begin receiving government-issued safety messages with the next carrier settings update. The […] Read the original post by…

Recent revelations that the NSA tracked Internet activity has triggered widespread angst, but privacy advocates contend a more pervasive worry is the increasing array of computerized gadgets that are turning the world into a giant “surveillance society.” Read the original post by Contra Costa Times