• MacJournal – Blog writing software
• RipIt – For those DVD backup sessions
• Clips – Extensive clipboard management
• CoverScout – Find your missing iTunes album art
• Flow – FTP/SFTP file management with file editor
• Tales of Monkey Island – Adventure game
• RapidWeaver – Nice interface for creating websites

Only 6 days left to buy now and save.

They offer a great interface that is smart about the products you are posting, and tries to get your the biggest bang for your gadgets.  If your gadget is worthless, then they will still send you a box and recycle your old gadget.

So save yourself the hassles and scams that plague ebay and give this service a try.  If you’ve tried the service please leave a comment telling what you think.

Offer for PSP

It’s not very practical to follow every company out there to try and catch all these great deals, but you don’t have to.  Thanks to CheapTweet.com, we can now see a list of all the great deals that are coming from Twitter.  Even better, they have a counter on how many times the tweet has been retweeted.  This gives you a better gauge on how good the deal is.

So if you are looking for good deals, check out cheaptweet.com and while you’re playing around with Twitter be sure to follow me.

Once you create an account you will start browsing Alice’s selection.   By adding a product to your cart you have just deemed that product “Your Product” and you will be notified based on the time interval you set when it’s time to reorder that product. [(note) I couldn't find a way to remove something from "My Products" I had some shampoo on there that was really on sale but now that the coupon is gone I'd rather get something cheaper.]  Anyway, seeing all your products is great.  There are blank spaces where you should add a product for a certain category.  The only problem with this is the amount of time it takes to build out your products that you buy most often.  Since you are already selecting the family type you are buying for they should put the most common goods as a starter kit for your product shelf based on the brands you like the most.

Overall Alice.com does offer some great deals on a wide variety of products.  It’s not a replacement for heading out to the grocery store unless you only go there to get non-food items.  It’s more like a replacement for going down isles in the grocery that we all hate.  Like the bathroom isle.  The selection is extensive, but limited at the same time.  They do offer a lot of products and are constantly adding more, but it’s not the same selection at your local Walmart Super Center.   They appear to be moving in more of a higher end, earth friendly product offering which basically just means higher cost products.  I’d rather see them offering better deals on things I currently buy and have more of those everyday products.

Despite all the downsides of Alice.com they really do offer some great savings and if you sign up using the link below you get $10 when you spend $50.  So go ahead and give it a try. Alice.com

2. Add multi-touch to any computer.

3. Take your TV anywhere you go.

4. Give them the gift of storage, a lot of storage.

5. Give the gift of music. Makes a great stocking stuff.

6. Large digital photo fram for under $90.

7. Care about their safety, give the gift that shows it.

8. Slightly over $100 but a very nice deal on a great GPS device.

9. Show them you don’t care about their life by giving the gift that ruins it. World of Warcraft for both PC and Mac battle chest.

10. Best FPS of all time?

1. Savings.com – Think of savings.com as the Priceline of online coupons.  They seek out other sites and pool all of these coupons together.  They have a nice way to search via the website name and have somewhat skeptical staff picks.  I’m not sure if these are sponsored coupons, but regardless they do have a higher chance of actually working and being up-to-date.
2. RetailMeNot.com – A classic in online coupons.  Retail Me Not offers users to post new coupons and list the top coupons of the day.  The also offer printable coupons for local stores, which is a nice feature.
3. CurrentCodes.com – A very 90s looking website, but they do offer current coupons codes. Instead of a typical search you browse by merchant through a drop down list or alphabetically.  The nice part about this site is being able to view all coupon codes by category.  Meaning that if you know what you are looking for but don’t care where it comes from then this is the best way to do it.
4. FatWallet.com – Offers the same kind of service as the sites listed above, but also offers a nice gift guide as well as current top deals.
5. CouponAlbum.com – In an almost amazon.com feeling site, you can browse deals or coupons.  Not as good as some of the sites mentioned above, but if you’re looking to save money it’s best to check everywhere.
6. CouponMountain.com – Nice site with a lot of coupon codes.  I do, however, like how they list their top coupons like the Billboard charts.
7. CheapStingyBargains.com – Seems to really focus on Dell and HP coupons, but offers other deals as well.

If you have some other great sites for coupons please post them below.

• Amazon.com – Deals on everything from video games to outdoor grills.  [link]
• Apple – Save big money on Apple Refurbished.  This cyber Monday deal extends the savings to $600 on select refurbished iMacs. [link]
• Bestbuy.com – Free shipping on orders $25 or more. [link]
• CompUSA – Save $100s on laptops, desktops and monitors. [link]
• Circuit City – Thought they were out of business?  Well they are offering some great deals on electronics this Cyber Monday. [link]
• Dell – Save money on notebooks from Dell. [link]
• K-Mart – Offers various deals but I didn’t see anything to attractive. [link]
• Tiger Direct – $100-200 off select laptops & computers as well as some other deals. [link]

Anything else?  If you find some great Cyber Monday deals please let us know.

Here they are once again: some more daily deals from our friends at DealNews.com for you to jump at and get as much of your holiday shopping done as quickly as possible. Hey, I feel your pain, I don’t like to go out to crowded stores either, so these online deals are just the ticket to take care of your friends and family and save a few bucks in the process. 

Don’t say we never gave you anything. Now, on with the deals!

• iTunes Music Store: [iPhone / iPod Apps] 9000 BC EP2 for iPhone downloads for free

• Staples: [Office & Supplies] Staples printable coupon: 10% off one item in-store

• B&H Photo Video: [Office Software Suites] Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac Home and Student for $75 + free shipping (updated)

• RadioShack: [iPod Accessories] Boynq WakeUp iPod Speaker & Alarm Clock for $30 + $6 s&h

• OfficeMax: [15" And Smaller LCD TVs] Pegasus 7″ Portable Widescreen LCD TV w/ HD tuner for $80 + free shipping, more

• OfficeDepot: [802.11n Wireless] D-Link 802.11n Wireless 4-Port Router for $20 + free shipping

• Buy.com: [Bluetooth Headsets] LG HBS-250 Bluetooth Stereo Headset for $22 + free shipping

• 6ave: [40" - 42" LCD TVs] Samsung 40″ 1080p Widescreen LCD HDTV for $599 + free shipping

• HP Home & Home Office Store: [Color Inkjet Printers] HP Officejet 6000 Inkjet Printer for $40 + free shipping

• Abt Electronics: [iPod Accessories] Sony Micro Shelf Stereo System with iPod Dock for $94 + free shipping

• Walmart: [Digital SLR Cameras] Nikon D3000 10.2MP Digital SLR Camera w/ 18-55mm lens, bag for $499 + $1 s&h

Overstock.com: [Office Furniture] Black Wood Corner Computer Desk for $100 + free shipping, more

So check out deals.woot.com, and let me know what you think.  Remember to always check the price of the product on at least a few reputable sites.

So if you’re in the market for some Blu-ray movies this season be sure to check out these deals. If you know of any more great deals on blu-ray dvds please note them in the comments below.