May 22, 2012
If there’s one thing that there’s no shortage of on the Internet, it would be things that are weird, unique, and otherwise foreign to our beady little eyes. While I don’t particularly advise spending your money on these sorts of things (because you’ll run out of cash quicker than either of us can imagine), This Is Why I’m Broke is your one-stop website for finding the Internet’s strangest products.
May 13, 2012
I jumped on Svpply about a week ago, and every day since then I’ve spent about an hour on this website. Picture blogging has really taken off online. Websites like Tumblr and Pinterest are huge, especially for those of us in our late teens and early 20s. Svpply takes reblogging elements of Tumblr, mixes them with the feed of Facebook, and keeps relevant backlinks intact the way Pinterest would, all in one stylish experience.
April 24, 2012
Amazon recently launched a brand new store designed specifically for parts and supplies. For businesses, this is incredible news as it provides them with an easy to use and affordable way to get the supplies they need. Potential buyers will be able to find everything from electric hand driers to drill bits on this new [...]
April 20, 2012
While technology sometimes offers us entirely new options, it more commonly refines everyday life. Couponing is one example. People have been saving money with coupons for decades, but the proliferation of mobile Internet offers new opportunities. Let’s have a look at a few ways you can save buckets of dough with your computer and mobile phone.
April 18, 2012
See coupon codes in a sidebar, alongside almost any online store. Sidepon relies on user-contributed codes to function, is quick to check and doesn’t require you to register for or install anything in order to work. We’ve previously shown you the top ten sites for online coupons and promotional codes. Sidepon was made to be like these sites, but with a better UI.
April 11, 2012
Having detailed why I personally cannot see why anyone would wait in line or queue for a piece of consumer technology, no matter how great it might be, I thought it would be fun to see which gadget, if any, MakeUseOf readers have deemed, or would deem in the future, worth queuing for. This was the perfect opportunity for you to either nail your colors to a fanboy mast.
April 7, 2012
If you’re budget conscious, you’ll know how saving a few bucks on several items might well increase your discretionary spending. Sometimes ordering an item online and waiting a few days for it arriving in the mail can mean savings of perhaps $30-$50. For those of us who look for the best deals before making a final purchase, a few helpful mobile apps on our iOS or Android device could lead to even more savings.
March 30, 2012
We all find it very convenient to order online from a site like Amazon. But once we press the “buy” button, we don’t give the purchase a second thought until it arrives, and if it’s late, we’re quick to raise hell. But have you ever wondered what happens exactly behind the scenes when you press that “buy” button? Check out today’s infographic which alleges some pretty horrendous working conditions.
March 19, 2012
Everyone and everything is now on the web, and if not, then they should be. More and more of our lives are becoming inter-connected with one another, whether we are doing our banking online, buying birthday presents for mum, or chatting to someone on the other side of the world. The Internet rules the Earth and it’s here to stay. Which makes my mum nervous as she probably imagines a nuclear apocalypse every time my dad boots up his laptop.
March 17, 2012
This time of year is when you can pick up some of the craziest deals on the best gear. Retailers are looking to unload last year’s merchandise to make room in their warehouses for new clothing and equipment. The best place I know of to get deals is through the network of sites owned by Backcountry.com.
