by Lee Mathews on March 7, 2011 at 11:00 AM

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 -- ...
by Samuel Gibbs on October 1, 2010 at 12:00 PM

One of the best showcases of what the iPhone and iPod touch are actually capable of has to be Firemint's Real Racing, and it's about to get even better with Game Center powered, four-way multiplayer. Apple talked about matchmaking being an integral part of the Game Center service, and Real Racing could be an excellent illustration of what's possible (other than achievements).
What's more, ...
by Lee Mathews on August 18, 2010 at 09:00 AM

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The title pretty much says it all on this one, folks.
Yes, our source tells us that Google is building a Chrome OS tablet. It's real, and it's being built by HTC. No surprise there, since HTC churned out the Nexus One for Google.
Yes, they plan to offer it in conjunction ...
by Lee Mathews on April 2, 2010 at 12:03 PM

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 ...
by Sebastian Anthony on February 11, 2010 at 09:49 AM

The Financial Times is reporting that, coinciding with tie iPad release in April, Apple may drop the price of US TV shows to just $1 each on its iTunes digital media store.
It seems Apple is ready to experiment with its vast pool of 120 million credit-card-on-file subscribers. After the massive success enjoyed by Steam in 2009, I can only assume that Apple wants to give the whole 'half price ...
by Lee Mathews on January 29, 2010 at 06:00 AM

WinPatrol has been a favorite with geeky types for quite some time. It's an amazing little tool to complement your antivirus software and keep tabs on what's going on inside your system. It also comes in two flavors: the basic version (free) and a 'plus' version with free lifetime upgrades ($29.95).
In what he's describing as an experiment, WinPatrol's developer Bill Pytlovany has decided ...
by Jay Hathaway on July 30, 2009 at 09:00 AM

The Pirate Bay's recent surprise decision to sell to gaming company Global Gaming Factory and become a legal operation shocked fans of the popular torrent site. Now, it looks like the arrangement may fall through, after all. Torrentfreak is reporting that Wayne Rosso, the former CEO of Grokster who spent two weeks working with GGF to close the deal, has walked away from GGF and is not optimistic ...
by Brad Linder on April 29, 2008 at 06:00 PM

In case you hadn't noticed, there's been a bit of a revolt among eBay power sellers. Basically, eBay increased some fees, which led some buyers to hold a boycott. But the truth of the matter is eBay is a giant, and if you make a decent portion of your income buying and selling goods on eBay, there aren't a ton of good alternatives. Wigix wants to change that, and the site is willing to waive ...
by Chris Gilmer on September 5, 2007 at 03:00 PM

It seems like some internet savvy hookers have found out that Craigslist is the place to be in order to attract Johns interested in a little offline business. Local authorities have been monitoring the employment and for sale ads, and have noticed a steady increase in action from the sex trade business. Nassau County, New York was where the latest sting took place. In the past year alone, over 70 ...
by Chris Gilmer on August 27, 2007 at 10:30 AM

First an NFL player gets in a bunch of trouble for dog fighting, and now Amazon gets their feathery tails in little issue surrounding the sale of cockfighting magazines. It seems that Amazon is making animal activists a little disgusted with the fact that they are involved with the selling of illegal 'sports' magazines, and the Humane Society has stepped in to file a civil lawsuit. Amazon believes ...
by Chris Gilmer on February 20, 2007 at 02:00 PM

Odeo, an early pioneer among podcasting sites, is up for sale. Odeo's creator, Evan Williams is aiming to be open and honest about the sale, and wants everything out on the table so he's blogging about it. The creator of Blogger and the founder of Obvious Corp who is the web development company behind Twitter, admits that Odeo has not gotten the attention it deserves. Back in the day, Odeo did ...
by Brad Linder on January 1, 2007 at 09:30 AM

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 ...
by David Chartier on December 11, 2006 at 12:00 PM

NewsGator, the cross-platform gurus of all things RSS and blogging, is feeling a bit festive this holiday season, as they have announced an end-of-year sale on all their products. This forum post has the short 'n sweet details: through the end of December, using coupon code NGHoliday at checkout will score you $10 off any of their products. As most of them are sitting around the $30 price point, ...