For students with an iPhone, or at least access to one, the world is full of money-saving bargains. Check out this post from PC World to learn more about cheap deals on education-related apps. Read more on PC World »
You know all those textbooks piled high on your desk? Well, they're soon to be yet another relic of the past. WalletPop has a report on a new iPad app for digital textbooks. It's not perfect -- Read more on Wallet Pop »
Well, laptop shoppers, here's a new, cheap laptop from Gateway that's worth checking out. ComputerShopper.com reviews this $630 model and doesn't find much to complain about but quite a bit to enthuse... Read more on ComputerShopper.com »
Attention college students: it pays (really) to read this article from The New York Times to learn how you can save money (as in, big bucks) on textbooks. Read more on The New York Times »
Depending on where you live, you might want to send a big thank-you to state officials. ConsumerSearch reminds us that back-to-school shopping season often ushers in tax-free holidays, and this... Read more on ConsumerSearch »
AMD has been strutting its stuff, just in time for back-to-school shopping. Digitaltrends.com reviews several cheap AMD-powered laptops and desktops, sold by the likes of HP, Acer, and Sony, and... Read more on Digitaltrends.com »
Summer is half over (why does summer always seem like the shortest season?), so it's almost time for back-to-school shopping. With the economy still in slow-motion, the Zanesvilletimesrecorder.com Read more on zanesvilletimesrecorder.com »
Some handy little digital helpers are hitting the market just as the back-to-college shopping season is about to start. Technewsdaily has the news on an expanded array of services and products for... Read more on Technewsdaily »
Students living on a tight budget may still need (or want) that book or toaster or frying pan in a hurry. Bargaineering reports that Amazon is now letting students with a current .edu email address... Read more on Bargaineering »
If you're young and living in NYC on a limited budget (as in, maybe you're an intern and barely making minimum wage), you might want to keep up with this Huffington Post blog. See how your lifestyle... Read more on Huffington Post »
Got a student in the house? Think netbook, says ZDNet. They're well-suited to a young person's needs, and more to the point, a lot cheaper than laptops or desktops. Read more on ZDNet »
There's no end to tips for saving money. Here are the latest ideas from Time. Read more on Time »
As every college student knows, textbooks cost a fortune. There are websites that charge less, of course, but even that model is becoming old school. Wallet Pop writes about the digital textbook... Read more on Wallet Pop »
All those premium consumer goods look so enticing. But here are some tips from BUXR about the biggest ripoffs and where to find the goods that are worth their price. Read more on BUXR »
It may only be March, but students thinking about the next academic year may want to take some notes now. If your budget won't stretch far enough to include room and board, WalletPop offers some... Read more on Wallet Pop »
Students do know a thing or two, and when that expertise comes at a discounted price, you can't turn it down. WalletPop reminds us that professional schools need real live customers to further their... Read more on Wallet Pop »
Students know a thing or two about cheap travel, and this year that applies to spring break, as well. According to Statepress.com, mid-semester revelers are partying in less pricey, some might say, Read more on Statepress.com »
Class, listen up: Here are some hot ideas for cool (that is, cheap) getaways for spring break. The Los Angeles Times has a roundup of spots that just might get your mind off those papers that are... Read more on Los Angeles Times »
Why not forget about buying college textbooks altogether when you can rent them? An article in The Washington Post has the inside skinny on where and how you can arrange these short-term deals. Read more on The Washington Post »
If you're about to head off to the college bookstore to fill up on texts for this semester's reading, stop now. Follow the trail laid out by Lifehacker, which suggests a website that finds the cheapest... Read more on Lifehacker »
It pays to be a student. Seriously. Wallet Pop reports on a website that lets college students tap into money-saving discounts at stores, restaurants, and online. There's still time to enroll for... Read more on Wallet Pop »
If you're worried about college costs, don't forget to factor in the price of a good night's sleep. According to US News & World Report, dorm room costs can run into the thousands, but if you're... Read more on US News & World Report »
Did you get an invitation to a Halloween party but can't help but cringe at the frighteningly overpriced costumes available? Never fear, Cheapists! We're here... with an article full of super geeky (and... Read more on Wired »
Get ready, get set, click 'buy.' GearLog.com reports that Kmart and Sears are about to begin selling a low-cost PlayStation 3. Stand by for the upcoming release. Read more on GearLog.com »
Health care reform may be stalled, but small victories are to be celebrated. A recent change in federal law, writes the Chicago Tribune, once again means discounts on contraceptives will be available... Read more on Chicago Tribune »
As you begin to plan your return to school in a few weeks, you may find yourself in need of the latest in high-tech gear but, not surprisingly, a bit short on cash. Coming to the rescue is PC Magazine Read more on PC Magazine »
Does your student need a new laptop this fall? Take full advantage of the hot competition between Wal-Mart and Best Buy as the two slug it out for the high school and college student market. The Los Angeles... Read more on Los Angeles Times »
Here's a chance to feel good about sending a child off to college this fall: save lots of money and be kind to the environment. Fast Company reports on a new business that pulls together everything (??) Read more on Fast Company »
