Month: June 2014

There were quite a few App Store and app-related stories this week, so let’s jump right in! Apple added a Best New Game Updates section to the App Store. As the title suggests, the new category highlights some of the best apps that have recently been updated with new levels […] Read the original post…

Three rings to rule them all This week’s roundup of new iPad protection brings you a pair of pouches that are sure to satisfy every taste and budget, a case that’s pure science fiction, and several ways to bring your office with you when you travel. Amzer The Reversible Neoprene (all iPad models; […] Read…

Newegg offers the Rosewill Passive Noise-Isolating Earbuds, model no. RHTS-12007, for $9.99. This $9 mail-in rebate to drop it to 99 cents. With 99 cents for shipping, that’s the lowest total price we could find by $9, although they were a buck less after rebate during Black Friday week. They […] Read the original post…

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Panasonic takes 10% off select televisions via coupon code “LEDTV10″. Plus, all orders qualify for free shipping. That puts several items at all-time lows. A couple best bets after coupon, each as the best we’ve seen: Panasonic 39″ 120Hz 1080p LED-Backlit LCD HD Television for $344.99 (pictured, low of $105) […] Read the original post…

Generic Electric has just unveiled a new line up of LED light bulbs called Link that can be controlled by iOS devices. GE’s LED Light bulbs are lot more affordable as they start at $15, compared to Philips Hue Connected bulbs which cost $59.95. Continue reading → Read the original post by Gautam Prabhu

If you absolutely have to make your Windows tablet battery last as long as you can, then knowing what drains its power will be very helpful. Read the original post by Engadget

This week, the Macalope asks you to ponder this question: Who’s really out of ideas? Is it Apple, or the people who write about Apple? (Hint: the latter.) Faster, pussycat! Innovate! Innovate! These are dangerous times. And dangerous times bring dangerous obsessions. Writing for Newsday, Dominic Basulto warns that “Apple, Amazon have a dangerous obsession” […]…

Cyrus P Mistry, Chairman of Tata Sons with N Chadrasekaran, CEO and Managing Director of Tata Consultancy Services during the Annual General Meeting of the company in Mumbai. Read the original post by Express India

In front of an eager crowd of fans at UCLA’s Center for the Art of Performance, Tuesday night, stood observational humorist, David Sedaris , two belt loops thinner than most might remember. Read the original post by EDGE

Fry’s Electronics offers the Canon PIXMA MX472 Wireless All-in-One Inkjet Printer, model no. 8749B002AA, which also scans, copies, and faxes, for $59.99 with free shipping. That’s tied with our mention from two weeks ago as the lowest total price we’ve seen. (It’s a current low of $10.) It features a […] Read the original post…

The Board is engaging an executive search firm to evaluate candidates for a permanent Chief Financial Officer. Read the original post by Information Technology

Fry’s Electronics offers the LG 49″ 120Hz 4K Smart 3D Edge-Lit LED LCD Ultra HD Television, model no. 49UB8500, bundled with a Netflix 1-Year Subscription for $1,099 with free shipping. That’s $401 below our mention from four days ago, which was bundled with a $400 Dell eGift Card, and the […] Read the original post…

At Focus Camera, search “A1350Q1RWB” to find the MeFoto RoadTrip Travel Tripod in Red/White/Blue, model no. A1350Q1RWB, for $139. Coupon code “deals2b40″ cuts that to $99. With free shipping, that’s the lowest total price we could find in any color by $80. It extends to 61.6″, folds down to 15.4″, […] Read the original post…

As a rule, serious 3D printers need equally serious design skills if you’re building objects from scratch. Read the original post by Engadget