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FOLLOW-UP CYBER MONDAY DEALS ARE HERE

After an article on Black Friday we decided to do a Cyber Monday article as well. It’s easy for Cyber Monday to be overshadowed by the Black Friday hype, but this billion-dollar shopping holiday has its own unique qualities. Amazon Amazon’s web portal is pushing their own wares with 50+ percent discounts on own Kindle tablets and Alexa assistant. True Cyber Monday deals are being pushed in waves, so a person should pay attention to Amazon 2016 Cyber Monday landing page. Best Buy Best Buy has numerous amount of gadgets, computers and accessories. Check their Cyber Monday landing page here. Dell Cyber Monday at Dell brought discounts on all Inspiron

Breaking, VR World

Are You Ready For Black Friday

Black Friday is the day that every shopping enthusiast is waiting for the whole year. Regardless of are you looking for a new gadget, computer component or a piece of fashion, Black Friday is the event to enjoy in. In fact, Black Friday even got copied in China with their “Singles Day” (does not relate to relationship status, it’s four ones in a row – 11.11.). If you are on a tight budget and want to buy something nice, then enjoy this article. Black Friday is now just a few hours away, and we will bring you few good deals that may interest you. Amazon

Amazon, AMD, Breaking, E3, Facebook, Gaming, Graphics, Hardware, Intel, Nvidia, Virtual Reality (VR)

GeForce GTX 1070 and 1080 Shortage Until August?

With the conclusion of E3 2016 trade show, which took place last week in Los Angeles, California – many international guests went on for the hunt for several hot ticketed items – HTC Vive, Oculus Rift and of course, Pascal-based GeForce GTX 1070 and GTX 1080. The ‘retail’ mission was the only option after availability from online e-tailers simply did not transpire. HTC Vive is available in 3 out of five Microsoft stores we’ve checked, while Oculus Rift availability was tied to Intel’s Retail Experience. Best Buy in West Hollywood didn’t had Intel Retail Experience and there was no Rift, but the story changed in

Breaking, Business, Hardware, VR World

Kickstarter Mota Project is Aimed at GoPro as Stock Slips

Mota, a successful company founded 15 years ago, is hawking a Kickstarter project aimed at GoPro owners. GoPro’s stock price isn’t affecting Mota’s enthusiasm for developing an accessory for the adventuresome camera wearer. The already established company wants you to help it develop a wireless battery charger for the GroPro Hero cameras. The new product would allow you to recharge your camera without removing it from its housing. You probably are already familiar with Mota founded by Michael and Kevin Faro. The company makes imaginative products for mass marketing in wearables, portable power, and playful flying objects, such as drones and helicopters. Don’t forget its

Business, Guides, Hardware, Holiday Shopping Guides, VR World

Online iPad Deals Require Detailed Comparisons

When looking at different online deals on one of the most popular tablets, the iPad, it is always good to be careful to compare the deals against each other

Business, Gaming, Guides, Hardware, Holiday Shopping Guides, VR World

Best Black Friday 2014 Hardware Deals

We’ve gone through all of the major Black Friday electronics retailers ads and found the most compelling deals that they currently are making available.

Analysis, Business, Hardware

Electronics Retailers Return Good News to Investors

Electronics retailers and their investors are looking towards a very good holiday season this year, anticipating some of the best sales in company history

Audio/Video, Business, Cloud Computing, Entertainment, Hardware, Software Programs

Need to Record 3 Years of TV? TiVo Now Has Your Back

If you are one of those people that absolutely must have ever episode of ever show you watch, then the TiVo Roamio is for you, it can record up to 3 years

Analysis, Business, Hardware, Mobile Computing, VR World

Best Buy CEO Sees Tablet Sales Plummeting

Are tablets finally reaching the point of saturation? According to Best Buy’s CEO, Hubert Joly, they are “crashing” as he stated in an interview with recode. In fact, Hubert says that they’ve seen a revival of the PC’s growth in sales within Best Buy which accurately depicts some of the trends we’re seeing in the industry as a whole with Intel and others reporting better earnings quarter after quarter. Hubert partially attributes it to the fact that Microsoft stopped supporting XP and the fact that there are now thinner, more portable PC formfactors that also act as tablets. Best Buy [NYSE:BBY] has been struggling as of

Gaming, Software Programs, VR World

Industry Hopping CFO Lands at Zynga

David Lee is the latest chief financial officer for Zynga, the social games producer. Lee comes with an impressive set of skills, albeit in such diverse industries as retail and food processing. Could be he hopes to help Zynga chew up the competition. Best Buy lost their senior vice president of finance when Lee bounced over to Zynga. He left Del Monte Foods after eight years when he joined Best Buy in 2012 for a short tenure. At Zynga, Lee replaces Mark Vranesh who had been with Zynga for six years. The two will work in tandem for a one month get acquainted period before Vranesh’s

Software Programs, Technology Security

Gotcha – No More Texting While Driving

Yes, Big Brother, or maybe Mom and Dad, or even your employer is watching. That phone they just gave you may be set to prevent its use under certain circumstances – but not the to be texting and driving at the same time. One company has come up with software that can dictate when and when you can use your device. United Efficiency is a mobile software company in Central Florida that dedicates itself to “safer mobile phone use through smart technology”. To that end, Stan Van Meter, President, created tXtBlocker. He says: “Our goal is to help save lives by providing customers with integrated

Business, Companies, Graphics, Intel, Memory & Storage Space, Microsoft, Software Programs

Best buy introduces custom design notebooks from HP, Toshiba

In a bid to win more customers, Best Buy introduced Blue label series of products. Starting with two notebooks, BB is introducing products that were designed based upon customer feedback. BB received feedback from their sales spots and decided to do something about it. It seems that most customers demanded discrete graphics card, 4GB of memory, baclkit keyboard improved battery life and a 64-bit operating system. Said – done. First two Blue label products are HP Pavilion dv3510nr and Toshiba Satellite E105-S1402. Both notebooks come with similar features and boast more than four hours of battery life. Personally, I like HP more due to integrated

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