Swagbucks is a search portal that allows you to earn reward points that can be later redeemed for exclusive prizes such as amazon giftcards, ipods, video games, and much more. Swagbucks are randomly offered to searchers, just for using the Swagbucks search engine. Other ways to earn SwagPoints include referrals,  Swag Codes, sending in prize photos and videos, as well as signing up for some of their special offers.

Visit the We Love Swag Bucks Blog , a site dedicated in bringing you the latest Swag Codes available.  Check it daily!

Or you could also check the SwagBucks Thread over at Slickdeals.net, there you could learn of what other users have searched for and earned.

After months of speculations and rumors, Apple has finally unveiled the iPad, a 9.7″ Touchscreen display running a custom 1GHz Apple “A4″ chip, that is supposed to give you up to 10 hours of battery life and a month of standby. The device is basically a bigger iPhone, managed through iTunes; Music, Movies, and  Apps are basically what it offers. There are currently two different versions, one with only Wifi starting at $499 for 16GB, 32GB for $599, and $699 for 64GB; and with 3G starts at $629 for 16GB, $729 for 32GB, $729 for 64GB.
Update- Unfortunately it does not support Adobe’s FLASH player.

So by now, if you haven’t been living under a rock, you would know that Google’s super phone, the Nexus One is already available to purchase  for the sums of $179.00 (with a T-Mobile Contract) and $529.00 (without a contract) respectively. Check Out this review of the Nexus One.

Starting today, Comcast’s On Demand Online service is available nationwide to all Comcast subscribers. It has been renamed to Fancast Xfinity TV. It features content from HBO, Cinemax, Starz, Movie Channel, and many more. Surprisingly enough… it also pulls shows off HULU.com -with Comcast newly acquisition of the NBC network which includes the Hulu Service- A plugin is required for most of the content. And only up to three computers per account can be authorized.

Pictures of HTC’s Nexus One (rumored to be the Google Phone) have been circulating around the internet for quite a few days now… but there has been no official word from any company yet. As of yesterday, the FCC approved the Nexus One and confirmed that it will run both (850 and 1900) GSM bands for voice calls and 1700 which would be T-Mobile’s 3G network.  The Wall Street Journal reported today that Google would directly sell the Nexus One as an unlocked unsubsidized model. As you can see in the pictures, it seems like the Nexus One is running an unreleased version of Android.

Update: One item of interest. In the packaging there’s a quick start guide which points users to a “questions” page at google.com/phone/support. The page is a dead end right now, but it certainly gets an eyebrow raise from us. If there is a real Google Phone in the offing, that seems a likely landing page for support.
There is also a nice list of rumored specs acquired from the Android 2.1 ROM by [TheseAretheDroids]

Google has finally decided to officially release their Chrome web browser (BETA) for Linux and Mac users. Chrome is a very speedy browser and it integrates very well with other products offered by Google.  Extensions are also now available for the Windows and Linux versions, with Mac support soon to arrive.

Google has launched its own Public DNS service aimed at making your browsing experience faster and safer than ever- or so they  claim- The DNS protocol is an important part of the web’s infrastructure, every time you visit a website, your computer tries to find the correct IP address to get you there. Complex pages often require multiple DNS lookups before they start loading, so your computer may be performing hundreds of lookups a day.

Asus has just unveiled the first netbook to feature a Dual-core Atom processor and Nvidia Ion Graphics Acceleration Technology. The Eee PC 1201N will deliver a level of performance never before seen on netbooks. Remember those choppy HD videos from Youtube and Hulu.com… well this netbook is set to play those videos clearly.  It will also feature an HDMI port as well as up to 3gb of memory. You thinking of hooking up this baby to your HDTV? and play HD Files? that might be possible… No word yet on price or availability.. Now if only this could run MAC OS X.. it will be the perfect NETBOOK!!

Check out the full specs..

Are you ready for Black Friday? With the recession hitting us hard this year, i bet a lot and i mean a lot more people will be shopping the day after Thanksgivings.  Well, you dont have to wait until that week to learn of the best bargains  as our friends from SlickDeals.net have again compiled a list of this year’s BlackFriday Leaked Ads…  so far, the normal Video Games and blu-ray discs seem to be what people are more interested in but we will see as we approach this beloved holiday…- I know it is not an official holiday, but for some people.. it is the happiest day of the year!