Tag: DISCOUNT

Even at 99¢ or $1.99, it's easy to run up a pretty big tab on mobile app and game purchases. Fortunately, there's usually an app floating around your store of choice which helps you find items which are currently on sale. If you're an Android user, App Hunter is worth checking it. It's compatible with Android 1.6 or better and offers three tabs -- on sale, hot free, and new free -- ...

Microsoft loves to gives students great deals on their software, and over at the Windows Team blog they've got some good news for our international readers. If you're a student and looking for a nice, cheap copy of Windows 7 you're in luck! The same program which allows U.S. students to pick up Windows 7 Professional for $29.99 has been expanded to eleven additional countries: Italy, Belgium, ...

People were pretty excited when Microsoft officially announced the Windows 7 Family Pack, and with licenses for three machines for $150, there was good reason for that excitement. Last year, the limited run was sold out within about six weeks -- leaving a lot of potential customers in the lurch. Don't fret! Assuming you didn't already go out and buy three licenses for your machines, you're ...

Good news, everyone! Well, everyone who's attending PDC 2010 anyway. Microsoft has announced that all attendees will have a chance to shop at the Microsoft Company Store. That news might not have you dancing in your seat, but it's certainly a bit more exciting when you tack on the employee discount they're extending. The "sale" is part of the welcome reception which takes place on October ...

With that silly simultaneous application limit in Windows 7 starter nixed, it looked like the netbook-targeted OS was headed in the right direction. On launch day, however, one seriously goofy limitation remained intact: the complete removal of personalization options -- including the ability to change your wallpaper image. Sure, I understand that the move was probably a carrot dangled to ...

Get it while it's hot! Office and Windows XP Professional users can now upgrade to the latest and greatest Microsoft software suites with 50% off the retail price. Bear in mind this offer is definitely aimed at businesses as it requires Microsoft's Open Value Subscription system, where you pay for your licenses in cheap yearly instalments. With that said, the discounted price is really quite ...

While software giveaway sites like MacHeist allow indie developers to trade a bunch of free copies of their app for publicity and new customers, some developers aren't on board with that arrangement. Red Sweater Software's Daniel Jalkut believes in getting paid for his hard work, so he decided to offer a 20% discount instead of giving his apps away for free. It turns out he's not alone. In ...

If you make a lot of PC to phone calls using Skype but haven't already signed up for a 12 month unlimited plan, you might want to think about placing an order before May 6th. Because Skype is offering a 25% discount for customers who sign up for unlimited SkypeOut plan between now and then. The cheapest plan starts at $2.95/month before the discount is applied for calls to landlines and ...

Its Moo's one year birthday, and they are celebrating by giving everyone a 25% discount! Moo, the online printer, and creator of the famous MiniCards is now offering a pretty sweet 25% discount for everyone that orders before September 30th. Simply login and enter the code "BIRTHDAYMOO" when prompted. Current prices for Moo's MiniCards sit at a very reasonable $19.99 for 100 custom high quality ...

Don't have the $400+ to pick up a copy of Microsoft Office Ultimate 2007? It looks like the software maker has decided to take pity on you -- if you happen to be a college student. Microsoft is offering an "Ultimate Steal" promotion allowing college students to pay just $60 for the software. We're not sure that's a "steal," considering you can get OpenOffice.org for free. But $60 is still a lot ...

Awhile back we reported that Google is really trying to push its Google Checkout payment processing service by offering a $10 coupon to everyone who signs up. They're still offering the coupon, and they've even dropped the if-you-spend-$30-or-more requirement, and today I decided to bite the bullet and grab my sweet, sweet coupon. But I was a little annoyed that Google doesn't tell you up front, ...

In December, I pointed out that this is a great time to pick up some software on the cheap. Well, if you thought there were a lot of good deals before the holidays, you should check out these after holiday sales: eSoft Interactive has extended their sale by about a week to January 7th. You can get 50% off of all the games in their store with the coupon code: ESOFTHOLIDAYS. Astraware is ...

Google has just announced a discount for users of the Google Checkout system. Google will be giving a bonus of $10 on purchases of $30 or more at participating Checkout stores like Timberland, Buy.com, Gamefly, Zales, GNC, and Starbucks. This is another great way by Google to get people fired up [again] about the Google Checkout system, since people have been bashing and banning the system, like ...

It seems like everything is going 'social' these days, and the tech bargain and coupon industry is the latest to join the list. Introducing: dealplumber, "a community-driven deals site that delivers the best deals and coupons from across the internet". Almost everything you might expect from a 'web 2.0-meets-discounts' site is here, including tags (complete with a cloud), comments, saving coupons, ...