Blog Archives for 2015

Want to save money at Nine West? Read our guide to find out what kind of sales you'll find at this popular shoe store.

Want to save money at American Eagle Outfitters? Read our guide to find out what kind of sales you'll find at this all-American clothier and lingerie store.

Apple and Amazon have both just introduced updates to their popular streaming boxes. If you're not in either ecosystem yet, deciding between the two could come down to details like price and gaming ability.

Target offered employees a free Fitbit in exchange for taking part in a team competition for charity. But wellness at work is a growing trend, and not everyone loves it.

During TechCrunch's most recent Disrupt Hackathon, a group of coders put together a text-bot that will answer your questions about the wherabouts of items in your local Walmart. In this video, our panel of experts discuss if such a service is even necessary.

Traveling isn't cheap, but fun can be. Whether they offer museums, festivals, or natural beauty, these cities are the best for free activities while you visit.

Buying secondhand items is often a great way to save money. However, some purchases can end up costing you more in the long run — or even pose threats to the health and safety of you and your loved ones. We compiled a list of things that should always be bought new.

Proper chain oiling, rust removal, and more can prolong the life of your bike and make your ride smoother. But some things should be left to pros at a repair shop.

Are you tired of reading rumors about the latest technology? Sick of hearing insane hearsay about Star Wars, Facebook, Grand Theft Auto, and more? Neither are we! That's why we put all the latest speculations from the Internet into one place, the Rumor Roundup!

Amazon Prime has long been about more than free shipping, but now subscribers can score access to the Washington Post for free for 6 months, and for just $3.99 a month (or 60% off) after that.

Cell service providers are moving away from contracts and the subsidization model that many shoppers are familiar with. And as a result, many of us may have to pay full price for our next phone. So how will this affect phone deals?

Apple has announced its iPad Pro — a larger, more powerful tablet. In this brief, delightful video, our panel of experts ask: Is the iPad Pro is going to be the thing that changes the perception of tablets from "fun pads" to serious business machines?

Filene's Basement was the original off-price department store, but despite our growing love for deals and discounts, the chain shut down in 2011. However, the store will soon get a second life as an online-only retailer.

With many major publishers raising prices for new eBooks, the dedicated bibliophile faces a dilemma: How do you feed your reading habit without putting your wallet on a diet? We look at library services, lending for eBooks, and more.

Everyone's favorite auction site, eBay, is turning 20! It didn't just give everyone a way to sell old haunted heirlooms, it fundamentally changed online retail.

On-demand printing for business cards, photos, and more has already become an affordable luxury. But these sites up the savings by regularly offering coupons, discounts, and bundles.

Are you tired of reading rumors about the latest technology? Sick of hearing insane hearsay about Amazon, Apple, Half-Life 3, and more? Well, neither are we! That's why we put all the latest speculations from the Internet into one place: The Rumor Roundup!

Yesterday, Apple introduced a major update to its Apple TV streaming device. With Siri integration, voice controls, streaming sports, and more, is an upgrade or new purchase worth it?

Toys "R" Us announced this week that it is reducing its free shipping minimum by a whopping $30. Can the "free shipping arms race" online continue to escalate like this?

Since subsidies are on their way out, there are several different payment options for Apple's latest smartphone. Find out which one is right for you!

With the upcoming release of iOS 9, iPhone users will be able to install ad-blocking software onto their phone's Safari web browser. In this brief video, our ad wizards talk about the pros and cons of blocking ads!

Amazon wanted to sell all eBooks at rock bottom prices, but publishers revolted. Deals can still be had though, especially on smaller, less popular titles.

Intel has unveiled their latest generation of processors, and they're faster and provide longer battery life. Are they worth the upgrade?

Intel has released its latest line of computer processors, the sixth generation Intel Core, codenamed Skylake. There are a lot of upgrades to the processors that yield great improvements to your daily computing tasks. Unfortunately for those of us who aren't interested in parsing tech jargon, there are many different types of Skylake processors, each with their own combination of model numbers. Here's a quick rundown of what this alphabet soup all means.

The Apple TV is expected to be announced on Wednesday, with a hefty price tag to boot. Will Amazon steal Apple's thunder with a cheaper alternative?

From hand tools to home appliances, preparing for the coming cooler weather can be easy and affordable. Gather firewood, rake your leaves, and more!

There are a slew of bugs left to fix, and the game still isn't available for new purchases, suggesting there's still room to improve.

Sick of hearing insane hearsay about Apple iPhones, Grand Theft Auto 6, Adele, and more? Well, neither are we! Hooray! That's why we put all the latest speculations from the Internet into one place, the Rumor Roundup!

Swiffers, sponges, and disinfectant wipes are all convenient, but these tossable cleaning products can be bad for your wallet. We look at alternatives, from DIY cleaning sprays to reusable cloths.

Abercrombie & Fitch wants to appear more sophisticated, which means the store is getting rid of its iconic shirtless models. Do the clothes look more adult, or kind of boring?

Amazon is testing a program that lets marketplace sellers decide what areas of the country it will ship to via Prime. That sounds bad, but it's actually a good thing.

According to Variety, Apple is going to invest in making some original shows, presumably for exclusive streaming on its Apple TV. In this brief video, our TV-loving panel asks: What's with everyone making their own streaming content, these days?!

Popular wisdom holds that a little mystery is a good thing and that we should embrace mystery to spice up our lives. But how much are you willing to shell out on the unknown? This week we investigate mystery vacation deals to see if these "destination unknown" travel deals are as good as they claim to be.

All the major carriers are moving away from traditional two-year contracts, and leasing options are now springing up. But plenty of variations exist.

It may seem like an add-on scam, but depending on the coverage and the nature of your trip, travel insurance may be a valuable investment.

Are you tired of reading rumors about the latest technology? Sick of hearing insane hearsay about the Apple iPhone 6s Plus, iPad Pro, Peter Cushing, and more? Well, neither are we! Hooray! That's why we put all the latest speculations from the Internet into one place, the Rumor Roundup!

While studies show that in-store pickup isn't any more efficient than just buying in-store, that hasn't stopped brick-and-mortar shops from adopting and promoting the service, nor has it dissuaded customers from using it. What's driving the demand, and who benefits from it most?

How much will gas cost this Labor Day? And with how many other (millions of) motorists will you be sharing the road? We look at these and other Labor Day stats.

The markets are going crazy, and China is devaluing in currency. What does that mean for your favorite consumer products imported from that country?

Video games are only rumored to be under Olympic consideration, but British bookmakers are already taking bets on what titles will make the games. In this brief video, we discuss whether we want to see Counter-Strike, Dota 2, and Hearthstone in the Winter Games!

Fantasy football is big business in the US, with high entrance fees and huge cash prizes. How does it work, and should you jump in?

College is expensive enough, but some schools may be unfairly partnering with banks to get more out of students receiving financial aid. DealNews spoke to the Center for Responsible Lending on how to avoid these costly debit accounts.

The red warning light on your dash can ruin your day, but putting off dealing with it can not only be dangerous, but costly. These eight minor repairs warrant your immediate attention and will save you from losing money in the long haul.

IKEA has announced that, as of September 1, the only bulbs it will sell in its lighting department will be LED — and this could mean good things for shoppers who want lower electricity bills.

Are you tired of reading rumors about the latest technology? Sick of hearing insane hearsay about Apple devices, breakfast cereal, Metroid, and more? Well, neither are we! Hooray! That's why we put all the latest speculations from the Internet into one place, the Rumor Roundup!

The buzz surrounding Apple's next-generation iPhone is getting louder with each passing week, but it's the possibility of yet another iPhone price drop that has us most excited. Here's what you can expect to pay for the iPhone 6 once the iPhone 6s is unveiled.

Many shoppers balked at the notion of paying $5 for something that essentially just makes it easier for you to fork over even more money to Amazon, but one man saw greater potential for the Dash button.

HBO will be paying for the next five years of Sesame Street, in exchange for a nine-month exclusivity window to new episodes; after that, PBS can show them for free, as usual. In this brief video, our puppet-like experts discuss if this HBO/Sesame Street deal is bad news!

Expensive features and marketing jargon can confuse even experienced runners when buying a pair of running shoes. Stride type and comfort matter most for beginners.