| Mobile-Friendly Version | | Having problems viewing this newsletter? Visit: http://www.e-gear.com/newsletter/weekly/ | | Make sure you receive this newsletter by adding editor@enewsletters.e-gear.com to your Safe Sender, White List or Address Book. | | | | |  | Kinect is Available Now
Microsoft's motion gaming controller, the Kinect, arrived in stores Thursday. Best Buy hosted midnight releases for the device at more than 300 stores.
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|  | T-Mobile Ad Mocks "Get a Mac"
T-Mobile launched a TV commercial this week for its new myTouch 4G smartphone which mocks Apple's long-running "Get a Mac" campaign while taking aim at a different Apple product, the iPhone 4....
|  | Tablets Reduce Netbook Demand
A consumer survey by ChangeWave found that demand for netbooks has dropped in recent months, a development the research firm attributes to the rising popularity of the iPad and other coming tablet computers....
|  | Gadgetell Advice: Hang On Until Holidays For New TV
from Gadgetell This past week saw the makers of TVs all saying the same thing - a price avalanche is coming. Prices are expected to fall in 2010 as much as 25% by the holiday season as retailers fight for scarce customers. Warnings have gone out to investors....
|  | Galaxy Tab Without Contract on Amazon
from Gadgetell The Samsung Galaxy Tab is about to hit various U.S. mobile carriers any day now. One option is to get it from Amazon which is now offering the Samsung Galaxy Tab on pre-order....
|  | All Best Buy Mobile Stores Get iPad
Best Buy is planning to begin selling Apple's iPad at all Best Buy Mobile locations starting next week. Best Buy had said in September that it was bringing the iPad to all of its standard stores....
|  | Facebook Launches Mobile "Deals"
Facebook, at its mobile event Wednesday, announced a new feature called "Deals," in which businesses can offer special deals to consumers who are in the vicinity and looking at their mobile phones....
|  | No Wii Cut For Holidays
Nintendo's president said last week that the company has no plans for a price cut for the Nintendo Wii console ahead of the holiday season....
|  | Appletell Review: Adobe Dreamweaver CS5
from Appletell If Adobe Dreamweaver CS5 were a football team, it’d be the type that would make coaches, owners and fans bang their head against the wall. On paper, it’s all talent and potential. It’s big plays and high scores....
|  | Logitech Unveils Solar Keyboard
Logitech this week announced the launch of the world's first-ever solar-powered keyboard. The Logitech Wireless Solar Keyboard can be powered by any light source, whether indoors or outdoors.
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|  | Panasonic Buys Tesla Stake
Panasonic has made a bet on electric car technology. The tech giant has purchased a $30 million stake in Tesla Motors, Bloomberg News reported. ...
|  | Does Kinect Have a Race Problem?
from Gamertell GameSpot reports that while testing the Kinect, two dark-skinned employees had trouble getting the facial recognition features to work....
|  | Panasonic Readies Micro Four Thirds Camera
from Gadgetell Panasonic has just made the decision on what digital camera to purchase, easier.. The next shooter on Panasonic’s GF series will be out and ready by January 2011. That’s barely two months from now...
|  | Keeping You Safe With Sound
from CEA's Digital Tips Cranking your MP3 player can be a potential cause of hearing loss. Visit DigitalTips.org to learn more about MP3 listening habits to keep you safe and sound. Then take a trip to the Listen To Your Buds Web site for tips on educating children about the dangers of exposure to...
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