Month: April 2014

When it comes to 3D printing, it does seem as though the possibilities might be endless, considering how technology in this segment has moved so fast, so much so that we might be making some headway into printing out human organs that could be used to replace failing organs down […] Read the original post…

Monoprice offers its Monoprice 3-in-1 LED Light, Hand Warmer and Battery Backup, model no. 109598, for $18.14. Coupon code “DEALNEWS9598″ cuts the price to $17.23. With around $3.22 for shipping, that’s $5 off list and the lowest total price we could find. Compatible with iPhone, iPod, and other USB devices, […] Read the original post…

A quick heads up for all you Pokemon fans out there that there’s a new collection of music in iTunes you might be interested in. The folks at Game Freak have published the entire soundtrack to Pokemon Black and Pokemon White for you to download and listen to as much […] Read the original post…

MIDLANDS-based Martson’s has revealed plans to invest 15 million a year in a rolling programme of pub openings in Scotland. Read the original post by Sunday Herald

There are some who after parking their car, will take a photo of the place they parked, like a pillar which shows which level and which zone they are parked in. Read the original post by Ubergizmo

Amazon offers its Prime members the SteelSeries QcK Mini Gaming Mouse Pad in Black, model no. 63005, for $6.88 with free shipping. (Non-members can spend $35 or more to qualify for free shipping; otherwise, it adds $8.12.) That’s the lowest total price we could find by $4. It features a […] Read the original post…

T-Mobile CEO John Legere says the carrier has three days of announcements planned, starting with its lowest rate yet, $40 a month. Read the original post by Gautam

Guitar Center offers the AKG K 44 Studio Over-Ear Headphones for $19.99. Opt for in-store pickup to dodge the $5.39 shipping fee. That’s $3 under our August mention (which included shipping) and tied as the best price we’ve seen. (It’s also $30 under the best shipped price we could find […] Read the original post…

Today: Hewlett-Packard settles charges of foreign bribery, and research firms say that the personal-computer industry’s decline continued in the first quarter. Read the original post by Inside Bay Area

In a recently-released research note, well-connected KGI Securities analyst Ming Chi Kuo notes that the Apple TV set-top box is set to receive a refresh later this year, with the updated device playing a “key role” in Apple’s ecosystem. The new device will include a plethora of innovative new features including […] Read the original post…

Gartner and IDC analysts say PC shipments continue to be under pressure by the popularity of smartphones and tablets. Read the original post by Jason

The well-connected KGI Securities analyst Ming Chi Kuo released his predictions and research notes for Apple’s 2014 product roadmap today and, according to sources for Kuo, Apple will introduce new iPad Air and iPad mini models later this year that feature the A8 processor, and a Touch ID sensor. Kuo also says […] Read the original post…

In the latest product roadmap from KGI Securities (which are typically released on an annual basis), analyst Ming Chi Kuo gave his predictions for the forthcoming iWatch, and has revealed a lot of interesting tidbits about the Apple wearable that we haven’t heard up to this point. Continue reading […] Read the original post by Stephen…

In the latest product roadmap from KGI Securities (which are typically released on an annual basis), analyst Ming Chi Kuo gave his predictions for the forthcoming iWatch, and has revealed a lot of interesting tidbits about the Apple wearable that we haven’t heard up to this point. Continue reading […] Read the original post by Stephen…

KGI Securities analyst Ming Chi-Kuo has released an extensive research note outlining Apple’s product roadmap for 2014. Besides new information on the 12-inch Mac Air and the iMac, Kuo also details the rumored iPhone 6, as reported by MacRumors. Continue reading → Read the original post by Julie Drummond