Month: March 2014

Automatic is a smart driving assistant that pairs with the Automatic app for iPhone in order to give you information about fuel economy, driving safety, and more. Simply plug the Automatic unit into your car, pair it with your iPhone, and start driving. It really is as simple as it […] Read the original post…

Subscribed to a Newsstand magazine, streaming music service, or any other type of iTunes content and then later wanted to change or cancel your subscription? Well, there’s no need to go running to iTunes on the your desktop. You can manage all your subscriptions right from your iPhone or iPad! How […] Read the original…

There was a bug in the initial few releases of iOS 7 that let you create a folder inside folder, but Apple patched it later. If you liked having nested folders, we have some good news for you. It’s possible to create nested folders in iOS 7.1 too, read further […] Read the original post…

Virgin Mobile offers the Apple iPhone 4s 8GB Prepaid Smartphone for Virgin Mobile in Black, model no. MD865LL/A, or White, model no. MD866LL/A, for an in-cart price of $244.99 with free shipping. That’s $35 under our mention from a month ago and the lowest price we’ve seen for this model […] Read the original post…

Virgin Mobile offers the Apple iPhone 5c 16GB No-Contract Smartphone for Virgin Mobile in five colors for the in-cart price of $314.99 with free shipping. That’s tied with our mention from last week as the lowest total price we’ve seen for a no-contract iPhone 5c. (It’s also $135 under the […] Read the original post…

BlackBerry and Barack Obama go way back. But in keeping with the times, even the White House is considering a switch to a Samsung Android smartphone. Read the original post by Julie

Apple wants to improve the iPhone’s battery life by learning a user’s habits and usage patterns, and adapting the device as per these signals to maximise battery life. The system is described in an Apple patent filed with the USPTO titled “Inferring User Intent From Battery Usage Level and Charging Trends.” […] Read the original post…

BuyDig offers the Sigma 17-50mm f/2.8 EX DC OS HSM Lens for Canon, model no. 583101, or Nikon, model no. 583306, for $569. Coupon code “LWZOOM” cuts it to $429. With free shipping, that’s a buck under our mention from four weeks ago and the lowest total price we’ve seen. […] Read the original post…

At Sony Mobile’s HQ in Tokyo, Kichiro Kurozumi is itching to go into detail about the new flagship Xperia Z2. Read the original post by Engadget

Best Buy offers the GoPro Floaty Backdoor for $10.99. Choose free in-store pickup to dodge the $1.99 shipping charge. That’s a buck under yesterday’s mention and the lowest total price we could find by $3, outside of the price below. It’s compatible with all HERO3 and HERO3+ cameras, it includes […] Read the original post…

DealFisher via Rakuten Shopping offers the refurbished Mohu Leaf Indoor HDTV Antenna, model no. MH-ANT-1000, for $30. Apply coupon code “VISA10″ and checkout via V.me by Visa to cut it to $20. With free shipping, it’s the lowest total price we’ve seen for a new or refurbished version of this […] Read the original post…

Virgin Mobile is having a “Web Exclusive” sale on off-contract iPhone 5c and iPhone 5s models, offering a discount of as much as 30%. Continue reading → Read the original post by Jason

Kianne0709 via eBay offers the 5th-generation Apple iPod touch 16GB MP3 Player in Black/Silver, model no. ME643LL/A, for $179.99 with free shipping. That’s the lowest total price we could find by $19 and the best deal we’ve seen for a shipped unit. (We saw it for a buck less via […] Read the original post…

The Apple Store offers the factory-refurbished 3.57-lb. Apple MacBook Pro with Retina Display Core i5 Dual 2.5GHz 13″ Laptop, model no. MD213LL/A, for $1,149 with free shipping. That’s $210 under our refurb mention from last spring and the lowest total price we’ve seen for this model. It features an Intel […] Read the original post…

Some new storage vendors stand out from other startups by being successful with not only with their technology, but in selling product. IT buyers shouldn’t discount them. Read the original post by Howard Marks