Tag Archives: pricing
Pinterest adds pricing, availability, ingredients, & movie ratings to pins, rolls out Pin It button for third-party apps
just updated its app for iPhone and iPad after adding push notifications and much more just last week. Today’s update, version 2.4.2, brings the ability to view more information on pins including pricing, availability, ingredients, movie ratings and more. Pinterest just recently outlined the new feature on its blog. Pinterest will also be making a […]
Pinterest adds pricing, availability, ingredients, & movie ratings to pins, rolls out Pin It button for third-party apps
Pinterest just updated its app for iPhone and iPad after adding push notifications and much more just last week. Today’s update, version 2.4.2, brings the ability to view more information on pins including pricing, availability, ingredients, movie ratings and more. Pinterest just recently outlined the new feature on its blog. Pinterest will also be making […]
T-Mobile increases down payment on iPhone 5 to $149, forgot to tell you the $99/down was introductory pricing
When T-Mobile introduced the iPhone 5 for $99 down, many were quick to point out that the device would cost much less than the $649 Apple charges, costing customers a total of $579 after completing T-Mobile’s $20/month, 24 month payment plan. However, T-Mobile didn’t talk much about the fact that $99 down price point was […]
Google Glass Targeting End Of 2013 Consumer Release, With Price Tag Under $1,500
Google seems to be looking to bring its ambitious Google Glass wearable computer to market much faster than many likely anticipated, according to the Verge. Google told the site that it hopes to have a "fully-polished" version of Glass available for sale to ordinary consumers by the end of 2013. The cost will be under the $1,500 Google was asking for developer-targeted editions of the headsets put up for pre-order first at Google I/O, and then again earlier this week.
Google Glass Targeting End Of 2013 Consumer Release, With Price Tag Under $1,500
Google seems to be looking to bring its ambitious Google Glass wearable computer to market much faster than many likely anticipated, according to the Verge. Google told the site that it hopes to have a "fully-polished" version of Glass available for sale to ordinary consumers by the end of 2013. The cost will be under the $1,500 Google was asking for developer-targeted editions of the headsets put up for pre-order first at Google I/O, and then again earlier this week.
It’s Less Expensive to Fly to the US and Buy Adobe CS6 Than to Buy It in Australia
Adobe may be trying its best to skirt the issue of crazy high prices in Australia, but it's going to be hard as long as news outlets like News.com.au keep pointing out that it is actually cheaper to fly to the US and pick up a copy of Adobe CS6 than it is to stay in Australia and buy it there. More »



Adobe’s CEO Completely Refuses to Answer Questions About Unfair Pricing
Adobe is currently receiving flack for selling software at inflated prices in Australia, where Creative Suite costs $1,400 more than in the US. In this interview, Adobe's CEO, Shantanu Narayen, completely refuses to explain why, Politicians could learn something from this guy. He is more slippery than a fish coated in Crisco. [YouTube via Verge] More »



How Apple Sets Its Prices
Apple pricing is unlike almost every other brand in consumer tech: consistent across each and every retailer, and rarely discounted. How do Cook and Co manage to pull that off? More »



How Apple Sets Its Prices
Apple pricing is unlike almost every other brand in consumer tech: consistent across each and every retailer, and rarely discounted. How do Cook and Co manage to pull that off? More »



Judge rules Apple vs. HTC patents can be exposed to public, pricing and royalty amount to remain under-wraps
Josh Lowensohn for CNET: In an ruling tonight, U.S. District Court Judge Lucy Koh said that while details of pricing and royalty rates for patents from both companies should be kept under wraps from public view, the same does not hold true for the rest of the agreement. “This Court has repeatedly explained that only the [...]









