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Throwback Thursday

Throwback Thursday: The Electric Carving Knife

By: |Nov 25th, 2010 at 03:33PM
Filed Under: Throwback Thursday
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Since it is Thanksgiving here in the United States, we thought it would be appropriate to cover a piece of kitchen technology in this week’s installation of Throwback Thursday. Today, in honor of the holiday, we’re covering a gadget invented over forty years ago that may be part of your T-Day celebration today, the electric carving knife.Patented in 1964 by Jerome L. Murray, the high-tech piece of cutlery looks like a cross between a standard hand-mixer and a pair of electric hedge trimmers. The ...

Wirefly’s Black Friday specials revealed

By: |Nov 20th, 2009 at 05:25PM
Filed Under: Android, AT&T, BlackBerry, BlackBerry OS, Handsets, Retail, RIM, Samsung, Sprint, Verizon
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So far, all of the Black Friday leaks we’ve seen haven’t been all that friendly to smartphone lovers, but according to our sources, Wirefly will be picking up the slack come Friday with the following deals:Verizon BlackBerry Storm2: $0.99 for new subs / $29.99 for existing VZW customers (Friday only) followed by $9.99 / $49.99 until MondayAT&T BlackBerry Bold 9700: $0 / $29.99 (Friday to Monday)Sprint Samsung Moment: $79.99 / $99.99 (Friday to Monday)If none of those phones catch your fancy, t...

Ending tomorrow: Free handsets from T-Mobile

By: |Nov 29th, 2008 at 11:02AM
Filed Under: Handsets, Motorola, Nokia, Retail, T-Mobile
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Most of us are pretty happy now that Black Friday is behind us. We get to sit back and relax once again, waiting for the inevitable reports of how this was the worst retail Black Friday ever thanks to the current economic slump. It’s not a good thing, but at least we can drive around again without worrying about being rear-ended by a crazed shopper hunting down a $20 DVD player. The weekend deals still continue however, and T-Mobile is running a sweet one through the end of the day tomorrow. If part of ...

Circuit City holds huge online sale while stores close

By: |Nov 27th, 2008 at 12:14PM
Filed Under: Retail
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Circuit City formally began the chapter 11 bankruptcy process earlier this month, announcing that it would be closing 155 stores by year-end as part of its reorganization. That isn’t however, going to stop the troubled retailer from making a big push during what is historically the busiest shopping weekend of the year. As brick and mortar locations around the country prepare to close, Circuit City has launched a pretty extensive online blowout sale today covering hundreds of products ranging from laptop...