• 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.

So check it out here.  Sorry Windows users, this game is free on OS X only.

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

MOTOROLA BACKFLIP™, AT&T’s first Android phone, combines a revolutionary back-flip design with MOTOBLUR™ and Android to organize and sync your conversations, friends, and favorite content from multiple sources directly to your phone. Click here to learn more.

The main features include:

• Double Entry Accounting
• Stock/Bond/Mutual Fund Accounts
• Small-Business Accounting
• Customers, Vendors, and Jobs
• Invoicing
• Import from your previous software
• Reports/Graphs
• FREE and multi-platform

GnuCash is available on all three major operating systems including: Linux, Microsoft Windows XP/Vista/7, and Mac OS X.  If you’re in the market for a great financial package and not looking to fork over the big bucks then GnuCash is worth taking a look at (link).

From gnucash.org

GnuCash is personal and small-business financial-accounting software, freely licensed under the GNU GPL and available for GNU/Linux, BSD, Solaris, Mac OS X and Microsoft Windows.

Designed to be easy to use, yet powerful and flexible, GnuCash allows you to track bank accounts, stocks, income and expenses. As quick and intuitive to use as a checkbook register, it is based on professional accounting principles to ensure balanced books and accurate reports.

5. Boxee – This desktop application is a great source for watching TV shows.  This application has a wide variety of sources which it gets videos from, and you can always add your own.  Boxee doesn’t just do TV well, they also have integration with NetFlix, Pandora, and several other online services.

Boxee

4. Fancast – Operated by Comcast, Fancast provides a great online video service.  They offer some shows that aren’t available on Hulu or other sites.  Also, if you are a comcast subscriber, then you get access to even more on-demand media.

Fancast

3. Blinkx – If you are in the mood for some older shows then the mainstream popular sites might not be the best way to go.  Want to flashback to the 90s and watch “The Wonder Years”, well you’re not going to find that on Hulu.  The best site to search and watch these shows is Blinkx.  They are basically a front-end for megavideo, youtube, and other video sources.

Blinkx

2. Hulu – Possibly the most known video streaming site.  Hulu offers a wide variety of TV shows and movies in HD.  They have a great buffer, quality, and overall experience.  Hulu is quite possibly the reason most people crave for Flash on the iPhone/iPad.

Hulu

1. TVGorge – Want the latest and greatest TV shows without waiting for Hulu or Fancast to release them?  Want to watch TV without the ads interrupting you?  Then TVGorge is what you’re looking for.   TV Gorge offers great video quality, and offers a great selection of TV Shows.

TV Gorge

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

I did keep the box just in case the screen started acting up, but as of now, no issues to report.