Our friends over at AppDeal have sent over another list of great iPhone App deals.
These deals won’t last forever so check them out.
1. Scorecard for Gold – Was $1.99, now $0.99
Did you ever want something to keep track of all your golf scores? Tired of using a paper and pencil scorecard on the course? Dont like using other electronic scoring devices because they are hard to use, or dont save your rounds?
2. Fitness Builder – Was $19.99, now $9.99
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Our friends over at AppDeal have sent over another list of some great iPhone Game deals.
These deals won’t last forever so check them out.
1. Star Hogs: Online & Campaign Battles – Was $4.99, now $2.99
Rig up your hogs, strap yourself in, and head out into orbit for the fiercest turn-based battles this side of Uranus. Obliterate the competition with a Cruise Missile or close in for some potshots from your Vulcan gun. Not your style? Don’t worry, you’ve got more than 20 ways to destroy the opposition.
2. AC-130 Spectre: iSniper from above – Was $2.99, now $0.99
2011, a mysterious organization lead frequent attacks against military and civilian facilities on the border of Pakistan and India.
Now it’s your turn to take control over the deadliest weapon in the sky, to restore peace and order.
3. Knights Onrush – Was $4.99, now $0.99
From the makers of iDracula, we bring you Knights Onrush. Knights are now officially Onrush!
Not this time! Let’s show them what we’ve got! Flick them into the air, crash them into ground, blow them up, freeze them, boil them, sacrifice them, anything.
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Our friends over at AppDeal.com have sent over a list of iPhone games that have been reduced in price for a limited time.
Check out these games because it’s hard to beat their price: FREE!
1. iMobsters
Start as a petty thief and rise to become the Mafia Don by bringing others into your mob and spreading your influence throughout the city. Fight other mobsters in the most immersive massively multiplayer online game ever!
2. Wild West Pinball
Welcome to Wild West Pinball – world first professional pinball simulator for the iPhone. With fast 3D graphics and realistic physics this game will blow your mind. All parts of pinball table are real objects and you can see how it works! Western style locations and environment gives you a lot of fun.
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Amazon.com will be carrying a limited edition version of Speakal’s iPig iPod docking speaker system.
The docking station features 25 watts of power, touch volume control, a “Pig” inspired design and an exclusive high gloss black finish.
Speakal CEO David Solomon says “The exclusive availability
on Amazon.com will certainly insure our customers have a pleasant purchasing
experience and we are happy to grant this exclusivity.” READ MORE »
Here’s the complete list of the Playstaion Store Update for March 8, 2009.
It’s week four of the “PSN Spring Fever” section of the PlayStation Store, featuring games, trailers, and themes available for download!
Highlights this week include:
Watchmen: The End is Nigh!
Street Fighter Arena Category
In this custom category, we gather all Street Fighter themed items to commemorate the launch of Street Fighter costumes in Home!
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JBL Duet II Speakers
We took a look at the impressive JBL Duet II at Macworld 2009 in January and are happy to announce that you can finally get them for yourself.
The Duets are desktop speaker systems for a computer, laptop, MP3 player or anything that uses a 3.5mm audio jack. The speakers feature convenient volume and power controls, a small footprint and great sound.
The Duet II feature: Phoenix SE Driver Technology, 6 Watts per satellite speaker, 80Hz-20kHz frequency response and cost $99.95. READ MORE »
CNBC is reporting that Steve Jobs is taking a leave of absence from Apple until June, citing health reasons.
Rumors of Jobs’ ailing health have been in an upheaval since the announcement that he would not deliver the annual Keynote address at MacWorld conference and expo this past January 5th, as he had done since returning to the company in 1997.
In 2004, Steve was treated for a rare case of pancreatic cancer.
Story is still developing.
As we wait for Phil Schiller to get on stage and deliver what will be the last MacWorld keynote from Apple, you can get live updates from:
Macrumors
Engadget
GDGT
You can also follow me on Twitter with live updates @daniellevine
Apple is expected to update a range of products at this last MacWorld, including iWork, Mac Mini, iMac and possibly more.
As I finish packing my bags for my holiday vacation to Florida, for which I leave tomorrow, I am happy knowing that this year will be the first in which I don’t miss any precious Toronto Maple Leafs’ games.
Packed in my suitcase alongside my clothes is my brand new Sling Catcher from Sling Media. Working with my Sling Solo device, the Sling Catcher will connect to the TV in my Florida Condo (or hotel) and let me watch and control my cable box from my bedroom in Toronto, over the internet.
Priced at $379.99 CDN and available since October, the Sling Catcher is a great idea this holiday season. In order to watch your cable box anywhere in the world, you will also require a Sling Solo ($209.99 @ BestBuy) or PRO-HD ($379.99), these devices link up to your cable box and internet connection and send your cable or satellite signal over the web. While you can watch these feeds from any computer with a high-speed internet connection, the Sling Catcher bridges the gap between the computer and the TV, allowing you to watch the signal on any TV, anywhere in the world.
The Sling Catcher also allows you to watch any media from a plugged in USB hard drive or USB Stick, computer, or websites like Hulu.com (only in the U.S.) and YouTube.com.
The Slingbox PRO-HD is capable of streaming high definition (HD) content from satellite, cable or DVRs from your home to anywhere in the world with a high-speed internet connection.
More info on the devices can be found here: http://ca.slingmedia.com/go/buy
Seemingly inspired by a PVC tube corner-connector, LaCie’s latest diversion from the world of hard-drive comes in speaker form. Design by Neil Poulton out of France, the LaCie USB Speakers are a modern, lightweight and welcomed addition to the realm of desktop speakers.
The $59.99 (USD) speakers are completely plug and play for both PC and Mac, requiring no drivers. They work over USB which means no need for a power adaptor (they’re bus-powered).
The last time I was impressed by the design of a set of desktop speakers was the harman/kardon Soundsticks (they went great with my iMac G4). Since I stopped using those a few years ago, I haven’t actually used a pair of desktop speakers. READ MORE »
