| 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. | | | | |  | Google Unveils Chrome OS Notebook
Google has introduced the Chrome OS operating system along with a Chrome-based notebook computer, which will launch at first in public beta.
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|  | Monster "Tron" Headphones, Dock Available
A pair of high-end headphones from Monster, part of a collaboration with Disney Consumer Products connected to the release of the movie "Tron: Legacy," are available now, as is a "Tron"-based audio dock.
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|  | Best Buy Offering Free iPhone For One Day
Best Buy confirmed this week that the iPhone 3GS will be offered, for free, for one day on Friday. The promotion is part of the retail giant's December promotion in which it offering free phones on every day of the month....
|  | AT&T: "Exclusive Arrangements End"
from Gadgetell Cue the confetti! Get the elephants to stand on hind legs. Hug the person next to you. It would seem AT&T’s exclusive deal for the iPhone is ending according to the company's CFO Richard Lindner, speaking at a conference
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|  | Panasonic Brings 3D, "Avatar" on Tour
Panasonic has kicked off its 14-city "Unwrap 3D Tour," which the company is using to showcase its many 3D products to customers as they shop for the holiday season. Dealersope caught up with the tour Saturday at the King of Prussia Mall outside Philadelphia....
|  | Best Buy Gets New Nexus
Best Buy will exclusively carry the Nexus S, the first smartphone to run Android 2.3, when it launches in the U.S....
|  | New iPad Seen Shipping in February
from Gadgetell If Digitimes’ report this morning is reliable, we might be looking at a possible shipment of the iPad 2 starting February 2011. According to the report, Foxconn Electronics in Shenzhen, China has already been notified to start manufacturing the iPad 2. Initial shipments are expected to be as much as...
|  | Silver's Screen: The Dark Side of SEO
Everywhere you look these days on the web, they're talking about SEO. It stands for search-engine optimization, a shorthand name for all the sort of tricks companies use to make their websites appear higher in search engine results. We do it, and if you have a website...
|  | HomeTechTell Review: Bowers & Wilkins P5 Headphones
from HomeTech Tell I’ll admit to feeling more than a moment of hesitation upon unboxing B&W’s P5 Mobile Headphones, with their supple New Zealand sheep’s leather earpads—and more than a mere pang of guilt. Did a poor little sheep really have to lose its life just for that extra touch of luxury on...
|  | Gamertell Review: Disney's "Epic Mickey" For Nintendo Wii
from Gamertell One of the most highly anticipated games this holiday season is Epic Mickey, an experimental and dark Disney game conceived by Warren Spector and created by Junction Point Studios. Mickey is placed into a dark and dilapidated world of forgotten Disney characters, one that he helped ruin, and must use...
|  | Stern Stays at Sirius
In a development seen as an affirmation of the long-term viability of satellite radio, popular radio host Howard Stern has signed a deal to remain with Sirius XM Radio for five more years....
|  | AT&T Called Worst Carrier
A Consumer Reports survey of mobile-phone carriers named AT&T the lowest-scoring company in the space, the magazine said this week in a blog post....
|  | Samsung Launches App Vote
Samsung has launched a contest, called the "Free the TV Developer Challenge," where developers can submit applications for Samsung's fledgling TV app store and the public can vote on their favorite apps....
|  | Apple Universal Dock Updated
from Appletell Apple has quietly updated their Universal Dock product in the Apple Store . Instead of containing just the dock and various different device connectors, the product now comes with Apple’s $19 aluminum remote, as well as an extra USB cord and wall charger....
|  | 1 Million Galaxy Tabs Sold
Samsung has announced that global sales of the Galaxy Tab tablet computer have crossed the one million mark....
|  | Appletell Review: Castiv Guitar iPhone Holder
from Appletell The App Store is now flooded with music related apps, a wealth of which are useful for guitarists. Setting your iDevice on a desk close by is an okay solution while you’re actually playing, but there has to be a better way. Castiv thinks they have the...
|  | Top Five Red-Herring Ebook Stories of the Year
from Teleread The pundits have been out in full force this year, as ebooks finally hit the mainstream. But amidst all the hot air about pricing and contracts and DRM and i-Whatevers, a lot of ink was shed on some red herrings—issues which, on the surface, seem very important...
|  | Appletell Review: Trine For Mac OS X
from Appletell In my decades of gaming, I’ve played a lot of games that have required me to run from left to right. Pitfall, Jungle Hunt, Mario, Sonic…running from left to right is as important to gaming as turning left is to racing. You’d think this would get boring after a while,...
|  | Netflix Adds ABC Shows
from Home Media Magazine Netflix Inc. Dec. 8 said it signed a new license deal with Disney-ABC Television Group that will give it streaming access to programming 15 days after initial broadcast. Under terms of the deal, Netflix will have access to prior season episodes of current ABC series “Grey's Anatomy,” “Desperate Housewives” and,...
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