Monthly Archives: November 2009

With tons of so-called Black Friday bargains out there, we thought we’d take a moment to sort through all the junk and surface some real deals. Check out our top picks. Originally posted at Fully Equipped

According to purportedly leaked documents on the tech rumor site Boy Genius Report, Apple is gearing up to offer a series of a variety of bargains on products from iPods to MacBooks.

Shareable Ink is hoping to popularize a camera-in-a-pen that wirelessly transfers text written on paper to a remote database to better track such data as glucose levels. Originally posted at News – Health Tech

The Mood Chair by Aether & Hemera changes colors in reaction to your mood.

Using the latest Universal Serial Bus technology, the new drive can push data at least three times faster than a USB 2.0 drive.

The Behold II and Droid Eris are similar, but they’re distinct in their own way. See how they fare in the CNET Prizefight ring. Originally posted at Android Atlas

I’m not going to believe any rumors about a Verizon iPhone until I hear something from Apple and Verizon. Originally posted at iPhone Atlas

While differentiation is one of the key benefits behind Android, it’s leading to fragmentation. Originally posted at Android Atlas

From now until Christmas, we’ll be giving away a prize a day on Crave (except for weekends and holidays). Today’s prize: Amazon’s popular e-book reader, the Kindle.

BlackBerry-maker RIM and eBay have joined forces to develop an official eBay application for BlackBerry auctioneers. Originally posted at The Download Blog

Just before the holiday season, Amazon has announced that it’s offering some small but notable upgrades to its Kindle e-book reader.

Why wait? Right now, today, you can score killer deals on a Blu-ray player, high-def pocket camcorder, or 24-inch desktop monitor. They’re all new, too–no refurbs. Originally posted at The Cheapskate

Previously restricted to Google Maps, Google now takes its digital coupons mobile. Originally posted at iPhone Atlas

The Nokia 7230 and 6700 Slide offer slider designs and midrange features. Originally posted at Dialed In