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Black Friday 2009: Walmart’s Black Friday Blackberry deals leaked

Walmart’s Black Friday deals on BlackBerry smartphones have been leaked.  The big box retailer plans to offer the AT&T Curve 8310 for free and the Bold 9000 for $78.88. Sprint’s Curve 8330 will also be offered for free while T-Mobile’s Curve 8520 and ...

From SUE WALSH, Gadgetell,  12 Nov 2009
Related Topics: Wal-Mart,  AT&T Inc.,  T-Mobile

Holiday shoppers going mobile

A still struggling economy and skyrocketing unemployment rates mean this holiday shopping season will be all about finding bargains and reducing spending.  A new study out by Deloitte has found that more consumers then ever plan to use the web and ...

From SUE WALSH, Gadgetell,  11 Nov 2009

Shields Up!: The best software for malware protection

Malware is absolutely everywhere these days.  Even if you do all the right things like not clicking on links or opening attachments in emails, avoiding bittorents, porn sites and illegal download sites like Limewire (which is full of malware!), not ...

From SUE WALSH, Gadgetell,  10 Nov 2009
Related Topics: Facebook Inc.,  Microsoft Corporation

Nokia recalling millions of phone chargers

Nokia has announced a recall of up to 14 million phone chargers after a routine inspection revealed a design flaw.  The plastic casing surrounding the charger could separate, posing an electrical shock hazard.  The recall involves three separate ...

From SUE WALSH, Gadgetell,  9 Nov 2009

The Beatles catalog is finally available on mp3, but don’t go running to iTunes!

Beatles fans everywhere rejoice!  The band’s catalog is finally being released in mp3 form, but don’t go running to iTunes.  Record company EMI is releasing the entire catalog of 14 albums on a special edition 16GB USB drive.  The drive, which is ...

From SUE WALSH, Gadgetell,  8 Nov 2009
Related Topics: The Beatles

Verizon launches LG Chocolate Touch

As if the new Droid phone from Motorola wasn’t enough, Verizon Wireless has announced the launch of the LG Chocolate Touch.  The Chocolate Touch has a 3 inch touch screen, a 3.2MP camera, full HTML browser, 1GB of memory with additional memory up to 16 ...

From SUE WALSH, Gadgetell,  6 Nov 2009
Related Topics: Motorola, Inc.,  Verizon Wireless,  AT&T Inc.,  Facebook Inc.,  Twitter Inc

Smartphones are vulnerable to phishing attacks but security apps may help

When the CEO of Packet Focus decided to test the security of the top three smartphones, he was shocked to discover they all failed miserably.  Joshua Perrymon sent a spoofed phishing email made to look like it was a LinkedIn invitation from Bill Gates ...

From SUE WALSH, Gadgetell,  4 Nov 2009
Related Topics: LinkedIn Corp,  Bill Gates

Shields Up!: Malwarebytes discovers it’s being ripped off by it’s Chinese rival

The Malwarebytes Corporation, makers of the excellent anti-malware software of the same name, have discovered that a Chinese rival has been stealing from its database of malware samples and flagging a specific keygen code for the Malwarebytes software ...

From SUE WALSH, Gadgetell,  3 Nov 2009

Sprint offering broadband enabled netbook in some markets

Sprint has announced it will begin offering a mobile broadband equipped Dell Inspiron Mini 10 in select markets across the country.  The netbook is similar to those already offered by Verizon and AT&T and comes with a built in EVDO Rev.A wireless ...

From SUE WALSH, Gadgetell,  2 Nov 2009
Related Topics: AT&T Inc.

Office Max Black Friday deals leaked

It’s that time of year again.  The holidays are coming, and that means Black Friday.  The Black Friday ads are starting to leak and one of the first is from OfficeMax.  As many experts predicted, the shaky economy is causing many consumers to rethink ...

From SUE WALSH, Gadgetell,  1 Nov 2009
Related Topics: OfficeMax,  Nikon

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