Month: March 2014

MegaMacs cut prices on select Tenba Camera Bags, as listed below. With items starting at $21.95 with free shipping, they’re each at price lows by at least $8 and as much as $17. Deal ends March 21. The items: Tenba Vector Top Load 1 Camera Bag in Red, Blue, Green, […] Read the original post…

The iPhone camera includes image stabilisation that takes photos in quick succession and combines the images so as to minimise motion. But this solution is software-based, and a patent application published earlier in the year had revealed that Apple plans on moving away from this approach to optical image stabilisation (OIS). […] Read the original post…

A new app is looking to succeed in the ambient location market where others have failed. Read the original post by Gizmag

Despite its high price tag, Apple’s new Mac Pro desktop computer is one of the best PC-hardware decisions this reviewer has ever made. Read the original post by Cody

Microsoft today released OneNote, its note-taking app, on the Mac App Store for free, as expected. The release marks an important change in terms of strategy for Microsoft — OneNote is now free across all desktop and mobile platforms. Continue reading → Read the original post by Jason

As one of its daily deals, Yugster offers the factory-refurbished Monster Beats by Dr. Dre Tour Noise-Isolating In-Ear Headphones for $75.97. Coupon code “FreeYugBuck” drops it to $74.97. With $5 for shipping, that’s the lowest total price we could find for a refurb by $39, although we saw them refurbished […] Read the original post…

Datavis via Rakuten Shopping offers the 3.5-lb. Apple MacBook Pro Haswell Intel Core i5 2.4GHz 13.3″ Laptop with Retina Display, model no. ME864LL/A, for $999 with free shipping. Plus, coupon code “SUPERTECH” bags 7,000 Rakuten Super Points (which yields a $70 Rakuten Shopping credit). Even without the credit, that’s $101 […] Read the original post…

REVIEW: While a VPN option nods to business users, it’s consumers wanting to shop, watch, surf and ask for help who will love the Kindle Fire HDX. Read the original post by Jason

With winter just about in the rear view mirror, you can finally look forward to sunlight and summer time. That means its easier to get outside and be active, so it’s the perfect time to commit to getting yourself into better shape. You can essentially automate the process with the […] Read the original post…

Late last week, shares of InvenSense rose on rumors that the company had won a contract to supply sensors for Apple’s upcoming iPhone 6. InvenSense supplies sensors such as accelerometers and gyroscopes to major phone manufacturers, but the company has yet to publicly land a deal with Apple. The validity […] Read the original post…

According to earlier reports, it was suggested that the Samsung Galaxy S5 could be launched earlier than expected in certain markets. Read the original post by Ubergizmo

Dig Jungle via Rakuten Shopping offers the Apple iPad Air 16GB WiFi Tablet in Space Gray, model no. MD785LL/A, for $439.99 with free shipping. Plus, coupon code “SUPERTECH” yields 3,080 Rakuten Super Points (they convert to a $30.80 credit). Assuming you’ll use the credit, that’s $10 below last week’s mention […] Read the original post…

Just in time for March Madness, a new sports channel, a partnership between the Atlantic Coast Conference and sports website Campus Insiders, has appeared on the Apple TV. The channel hosts several on-demand programs from both the ACC and Campus Insiders, with game highlights from ACC schools, such as Clemson, […] Read the original post…

Enterprises can take a page from Google’s playbook by focusing on application resiliency and forgetting about the hardware, says networking expert and Interop speaker Ivan Pepelnjak. Read the original post by Tony Kontzer

Virtualization technologies can help enterprise IT teams support the new user-centric model created by IT consumerization. Read the original post by Bill Kleyman