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Sick Of Netflix? Here’s How To Choose The Right DVD / Streaming Service For You [INFOGRAPHIC]

Sick Of Netflix? Here’s How To Choose The Right DVD / Streaming Service For You [INFOGRAPHIC]

With Netflix’s announcement they’ll be separating their DVD and streaming operations (previously known as Netflix Instant) into 2 businesses and rename the DVD segment “Qwikster”, a lot of users have decided to cut ties with the company and cancel their subscriptions. But, where do they go once the bridge is burnt? What other services are out there and how do they stack up against the reigning king of home entertainment? Luckily, the guys at UltimateCoupons.com put together this handy infographic to help you decide. Check it out after the jump.

15 Signs You’re an Internet Weirdo

15 Signs You’re an Internet Weirdo

One of the greatest features of the internet is its ability to bring people together; unfortunately, a select group of those people were better left in their lives of gentle solitude, sans modems. These internet weirdos (iWeirdos, if you will) were the type you avoided in high school, as though you had some sixth sense that they would grow up to collect child porn and/or use a Hotmail email account.

Wicked Audio Presents: Wicked Empire

Wicked Audio Presents:  Wicked Empire

If you’re still using the earbuds that came with your iPod, throw them away. Yes, right now. Wicked Audio has developed something insanely better in their series of Wicked Empire listening devices. In five stylish design, these earbuds make anything else look like newb-wear. Take your pick: Maiden, Lucky, Knight, Bones, or Ace. Even just the names make you want to punch the dancing iPod silhouettes and hand them a pair of Empire buds.

Sony’s Daily Editon Reader: The Kindle Killer?

Sony’s Daily Editon Reader: The Kindle Killer?

Today, Sony introduced the Daily Edition Reader at the New York Public Library. The new device, is part of their new eReader lineup which includes the Pocket Edition (5-inch screen, $200) and the Touch Edition (6-inch screen for $300). The Daily Edition looks great and will be giving Amazon’s Kindle a run for its money.

Apple Tablet Due In September?

Apple Tablet Due In September?

Financial Times is hopping on the Apple rumor bandwagon. They’re reporting that Apple will be launching an internet tablet in September. FT is also saying Apple is partnering with music giants to provide videos and liner notes bundled with the new device. Of course that wasn’t enough, Apple is apparently going to be targeting both Amazon and Barnes & Noble…

Get Published With Shortcovers eBooks

Get Published With Shortcovers eBooks

Want to get in on the eBook action, but don’t have $360 to drop on a Kindle 2? Then you should definitely check out Shortcovers. Unlike Amazon’s nifty but way overpriced electronic book reader, Shortcovers focuses primarily on the mobile market, capable of delivering hundreds of thousands of titles straight to your mobile phone.

iTunes Tiered Pricing Goes Live, Sucks

iTunes Tiered Pricing Goes Live, Sucks

Today, Apple implemented their latest iTunes tweek: tiered pricing. WTF is that, you ask? Well, on paper, it means that more popular songs will now go for $1.29, up from $0.99, and other, less in-demand songs will go for only $0.69. Seems reasonable enough…

Amazon’s Kindle 2 Announced

Amazon’s Kindle 2 Announced

Today, Amazon.com announced the release of their second generation “wireless reading device,” the Kindle 2. Weighing less than a standard paperback and as thin as a magazine, the Kindle 2 offers 3G downloads (as well as wi-fi), allowing users to download an entire book, from anywhere, in less than 60 seconds with no computer needed.

Amazon iPhone App: Take a Picture, Buy

Amazon iPhone App: Take a Picture, Buy

Want to buy more crap? Well, tomorrow Amazon will be releasing its iPhone app, which will allow users to take a picture of anything and then get an Amazon page to buy that thing. So how the hell does this work? Magic? Amazing technology? Nope – Amazon has a team of people actually matching up every photo to products on Amazon.com. They recieve the photo you… Click to read more

Someone Farted Live on ESPN

Someone Farted Live on ESPN


Someone Farted Live on ESPN
Base Jumping Takes A Lot Of Balls
Truck Flips Over Speeding Down Mountain [video]
Smashing Pumpkins – 2008 Tour Dates
Mullet Sporting Tony Romo Fan Trash Talking Pack
Has Success Spoiled The Patriots Fan?
New Against Me! Video
Amazon, Google Partner for Mobile Music Store
The 86 Rules of Drinking
So This Is Sorta Like Evolut… Click to read more

Daily Links: Paris and Elisha Sitting in a Tree…

Daily Links: Paris and Elisha Sitting in a Tree…

Paris Hilton and Elisha Cuthbert’s Lesbian Make-Out [Egotastic]
How A Girls Apartment Proves She’s Single and Unlaid [College Candy]
Mary Kate Olsen haunts my dreams [Bastardly]
This is the reporter that asked Tom Brady to marry her [Losers with Socks]
Men’s Figure Skating Championship Ends in Tears [Barstool Sports]
Jay Crawford F… Click to read more

Internet Party

Internet Party

This is a hilarious parody on what it would be like if the Internet through a big party. These guys pretty much nailed each of the sites’ personalities perfectly.… Click to read more

COED Presents: ‘Not-Your-Same-Old-Boring’ Gift Guide – Part II

COED Presents: ‘Not-Your-Same-Old-Boring’ Gift Guide – Part II

Continuing our gift guide from Monday we present a list of presents ranging from tech to blech.
Check out the gift guide after the jump.… Click to read more

Amazon Kindle’s Stock Dwindles Quick

Amazon Kindle’s Stock Dwindles Quick

If you were planning on purchasing Amazon’s ebook reader, the Kindle, you may have to wait longer than expected.
After much skepticism of the product, let alone who the gadget’s target audience would be, Kindle sales soared past all expectations, going out of stock in two days. Who knew that a portable electronic device not named iPod, Nintendo DS or S… Click to read more

Textbooks 101: Your College Buying Guide

Textbooks 101: Your College Buying Guide

With the money I spent on textbooks in college, I could now own a plethora of designer purses. Not that I need any more bags, but I didn’t really need any more books either. The textbook dilemma is never one easily solved.For the most part, you don’t know which books you’ll be using first before the first day of class and the requisite first day of class syllabus. I… Click to read more

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