Weekly Update:
Halloween has passed and we’re well on our way to the holiday season. With attention now focused on the new Windows 8, this is a good time to shop for a desktop...
To buy or not to buy in November? That’s the big question as the official kickoff to the biggest shopping season of the year begins. This is the month when seemingly everything is on sale, from electronics...
While we see deals on canvas prints a lot, today we found something new: your image on metal. Other top deals today include an all-inclusive family friendly resort stay in Cancun, accessories...
Today's daily deals include a tablet deal and a great deal on one of our favorite cheap pools, the Intex. Check them all out, below.
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Erica Domesek describes on Mashable how you can craft your own cheap iPad case, which retails for about $39, with kitchen drawer liner, Velcro strips, colored tape, and scissors. It's a nifty idea... Read more on Mashable »
Just in case you want to know how to be a frugal diva, Wallet Pop is ready with the answers. This post offers strategies for saving bucks on all sorts of beauty treatments: haircuts, hair colorin, Read more on Wallet Pop »
Cheap accessories are easy to find if you know where to look. WiseBread shares its favorite sources, which include low-cost retailers, craft e-commerce sites, and friends and family. But don't automatically... Read more on WiseBread »
A cheap cellphone car mount is one of those must-have accessories for anyone with a smartphone apps habit. See how Lifehacker attacks this challenge. Read more on Lifehacker »
So, you've got yourself an iPad but you really want an iMac. Mobilemag.com has a nifty and cheap solution to your dilemma. Read more on mobilemag.com »
Psst, need a cheap external hard drive? PC Magazine says Toshiba has a deal for you: a no-frills, entry-level 320GB device that's retailing for about $80. Read more on PC Magazine »
For those of us on the go, here's a handy idea: take your hot spot with you. The New York Times tells us how this is done, but more importantly, how we can do this cheaply. Read more on The New York Times »
