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List of all Black Friday Ads sites.

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I still remember that times when I have to find, print, and analyze all Black Friday Ads for myself. A lot of things have changed since that. Now we have a several web sites that already done all this work for you.
First of all: Here is some general and history info about Black Friday (and of course some deals too)
http://blackfriday.bargainshare.com
Now let’s move to the actual deals and tools. On this site we have my favorite since last year Black Friday Tool: Shopping List. You can register and then add all items you wish to hunt into this list. That could be very helpful when you prepare for your hunting.
http://blackfriday.gottadeal.com

Here is some more sites with BF advertisements. Most of them have discussion forums which sometimes might be helpful too.

http://blackfriday.owsdeals.com

http://www.blackfriday.info
http://bfads.net
http://bfsavings.com
http://www.dealtaker.com/blackfriday.html
http://www.theblackfriday.com
http://www.blackfridaydeals.net

UPD: (Thanks to Dean and Bob)
http://www.bf-06.com

http://www.mrcheapstuff.com/holiday-gift-guides/black-friday-2006

  
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Free online file conversion

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New site for free online file conversion. Zamzar supports conversion between a wide variety of different file formats(document, image, music, video)

Zamzar allows you to transform your songs, videos, images and documents into a variety of different formats. Using Zamzar you can:

  • Make your PDF documents editable by converting them to MS Word
  • Convert your ITunes (aac) files to mp3
  • Upload up to 5 files at a time to convert simultaneously
  • Take advantage of over 150 different conversion types!

Interface is plain and simple upload your file, select desired format, click convert, and download your new file. Multiple file conversions are also supported. I tried several different files. All of the were done well.

  

Yodlee

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Yodlee is your financial account aggregator. It shows you balances for every financial account that you have, last transactions for those accounts, bill reminders, and some other related information like frequent flyer programs or reward points.

I think Yodlee is a one of the most powerful tools on the web. You could spend hours checking balances with all your financial institutions or you can login to Yodlee and see them with one simple view. Yodlee brings all these services together in one customized, secure web site. Yodlee makes your important data available to you all at the same time. Separate instances of logging on and providing passwords are no longer necessary. Waiting is minimized, and accounts can be refreshed so that the information in each one is as current as possible.

It doesn’t get any easier or more powerful than this. And best of all? It is Free!!!!

  
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D-Link GSM-WiFi Phone

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D-Link has announced a new dual-mode phone that allow users to easely switch between cellular and Wi-Fi networks with the click of a button. (“V-CLICK”)

Sceduled to be hit stores the first quarter of 2007, the new D-Link V-CLICK phone will support tri-band GSM (900/1800/1900 Mhz) and 802.11 Wi-Fi (2.4Ghz; Wireless encryption (WEP, WPA and WPA2) ) access.

With a press of the V-CLICK button, the phone switches between GSM and Wi-Fi connection that allows users to make GSM phone calls or access websites or use an Internet phone service.

D-Link V-CLICK dimentions are: h 4.17″, w 1.73″, d .75″. It comes black with additional colours planned to fit any lifestyle. The V-CLICK phones support Opera Mobile, a mobile browser for web surfing and email functionality on the phone’s 2 inch (176×220 pixels) colour screen.

D-Link says users will be able to have up to 5 hours talk time on GSM, and 2 hours while in 802.11 wireless mode. Upto 24MB of memory is available for documents, images, music and video files.

The suggested retail price is expected to be US$599.99. D-Link also plans to offer accessories for its new dual-mode phone products.

The product seems to be a rebages(facelifted?) version of Taiwanese Wistron NeWeb’s GW1 handset, which is also available as a CDMA/Wi-Fi mobile phone as well as the Neuf Twin dual-mode handset already on sale in France. This two overseas twins currently avalible for about $300. :-) )

  
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My Soft: Part 1 (FireFox Extensions)

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I am going to try to summarize all software that I am using. Actually it is not going to be a list of all software that I have. Only some really useful stuff. I start with Firefox Extensions.

Adblock – Probably the most popular extension. You can remove any banner or any other annoying picture from web pages.
ForecastFox – Weather Forecast right in your browser.
FireFTP – Small simple FTP Client. It cannot compete with monsters like FlashFXP, but it fast and it is always here. So if just you need to upload/download file it is really useful.
TabMixPlus – That was the last reason why I have switched from my previous favorite browser GoSurf to Firefox. Tab manager which allows you to do anything with tabs.
FasterFox  – very quiet extension. Looks like it’s doing nothing, but it is improving your Firefox speed.
AI Roboform – Toolbar from AI Roboform. Great tool to make easy logins to password protected sites.
GreaseMonkey – Allows you to use your own java scripts to customize the way a webpage displays. Hundreds of scripts, for a wide variety of popular sites, are already available at http://userscripts.org.
Del.icio.us – You can submit any website you are viewing right now to Del.icio.us.

  
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