Deals: MistoBox Brings Coffee to Your Doorstep

If you're used to having your nose to the grindstone, you probably also do a fair share of coffee bean grinding to get you through the day. There's no feeling worse than drinking the last drop of your cup of joe and realizing that there's no more waiting for you in the pot. MistoBox aims to alleviate this issue by delivering micro-roasted coffee samples to you every month. This product was built from the ground up on Kickstarter, and will give you the best coffee for grounding for four months for only $30 in our Deals tab.

There are tons of great tastes that are available from coffee makers around the USA. Unfortunately, you might not have the opportunity to sample some of the finest flavors available because you've never been exposed to it. MistoBox aims to solve that by bringing you a wide array of micro-roasts every month. Let your palette be overcome with the creations of the nation's best roasters. Best of all, it'll keep you awake so you can keep trying more.

The standard cost for four months of MistoBox's service is $60. Right now, you can get it for 50% off. Every month, you'll get enough beans for four full pots of coffee, along with information about the roaster, brewing methods, and tasting notes. All that will arrive on your doorstep for only $30. It's a deal worth staying up for.

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Appature Nexus Brings Marketing to the Cloud

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Deals: Mac CrossOver Bundle Brings 10 Apps for $50

What's a Mac without awesome apps? If you answered, "Still an excellent build of sleek design, hardware components and processing power," you'd be correct. However, apps are still important. The CrossOver Mac Bundle has some of the finest ones that are more than deserving of your hard drive space. The ten apps included in the package are available for only $50 in our latest deal.

Here's what this pack of apps contains:

Snippets, an app for keeping your code at hand for easy usage that normally runs for $40The $60 CrossOver XI, one of the finest apps for cross-platform programming that brings Windows applications to your MacEspionage 3, a $30 app from Tao Effect that has raised the bar on Mac security programsThe $25 Screen Rulers, which brings measuring tools right onto your desktopThe small put powerful $5 GarageTunes, which allows you to stream music from any networked Macs through one central computerA cloud-based backup program, the $60 Syncovery Pro syncs all your files into one online locationPaperless is a $50 app that will save you tons in rungs of paper and print outsA $9 app, Archy is one of the easiest Google Drive management apps aroundNormally $25, GaragePay gives you complete control over your PayPal financesRonin is a $125 invoicing app that will help you get paid

After giving a handful of these apps a shot, it's easy to recommend this bundle. A select handful of the products would be worth the $50 price of admission. We especially suggest this selection of apps to artists, freelancers, or business folk that are looking to increase productivity and simplify workflow, but there's a heaping helping of goodness no matter what your profession. This bundle would normally total $503, but you can get it for 90% off from our Deals tab. Get it while it's fresh.

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Harmonic and Discretix Integration Brings Secure Video Streaming to Mobile Devices

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OMG! Activision Anthology Brings 45 Atari 2600 Classics to iOS

Atari 2600 fans, sit down and take a deep breath, because your prayers have been answered! Following up on their "reimagining" of the classic Pitfall!, Activision has gone ahead and released a free iOS app which includes all 45 of the original games.

Activision Publishing, Inc. has released Activision Anthology, a free universal iOS app which brings all 45 of the company's classic Atari 2600 games to the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad at last.

And yes, that includes the original Pitfall!, which was recently released in a shiny new Temple Run-style version -- but if you were jonesing for the real thing, you'll get that and a whole lot more here.

While Activision Anthology is a free app, it only includes the classic KABOOM! -- to get the rest of the catalog, you'll have to pony up for some in-app purchases, available as a set of 11 titles for $2.99 or you can procure the remaining 44 games for a mere $6.99 in one fell swoop.

Between this app and the existing Atari's Greatest Hits, we're seriously reliving our youth over here, folks! Activision Anthology is available now from the App Store and requires an iPhone, iPod touch or iPad running iOS 4.3 or later.

Now excuse us as we bail out on work for the rest of the day

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M2M Brings a Technological Revolution (But no Machine Uprising)

AT&T services simplify deployment of M2M wireless solutions by providing expert assistance and tools to help define, build and support the M2M solution that's right for you.

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Zadara Storage Brings Enterprise Storage to the Cloud

infoTECH HeadlinesLucidWorks Brings the Power of Search to the EnterpriseCloud, Mobility and Open Source Drive AD Market: GartnerSanDisk Goes Beyond the Consumer with Enterprise Flash StorageNHN Japan' LINE Smartphone App Now Available for BlackberryVessix Vascular Selects Omnify Empower PLM solutionFunambol Survey Reveals Preference for Personal Cloud StorageArbor Networks Extends Distribution Agreement with Ingram Micro to Include IndiaReputationChanger.com Offers Comments on Google/Frommer DealIDT Unveils NVM Express Enterprise Flash ControllerGigamon Unveils New Fabric Management System

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CipherCloud Brings AES-256 Encryption to Office 365

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E3 2012: Sphero Brings Third-Party Tangible Fun to your iOS Device

How do you make the iPhone more fun? You give it it's own little R2-D2-like companion. Enter Sphero, the plastic ball that you control with your iPhone. Though we covered it briefly at CES earlier this year, we got a better look at the device while perusing this year's E3 show floor. At first glance, it's hard to tell Sphero's purpose. But once it's calibrated with an iOS device, Sphero is all at once a toy, a game controller, and even a programming tool.

After removing Sphero from it's induction charge cradle, two quick shakes brings this little device -- hardly the size and weight of a tennis ball -- to life. As it connects to your iOS device, a small radial dial will appear on the touch screen as a blue light appears on the side of the ball. As you rotate the dial, you only need to aim the blue light in the direction of your device to calibrate. After the easy setup, there's plenty to do with Sphero.

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Five Immediate Benefits Office 365 Brings to SMBs

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GoGrid Brings Private Cloud to Amsterdam

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University of Wollongong Signs Deal with Netspot, Brings Open Source Learning to Campus

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Phybridge VoIP Enabler Brings Pharmaceutical Company into the 21st Century

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Call Center Outsourcing Provider Sitel Brings Hundreds of Jobs to Las Cruces

For the third time in the past 18 months, Sitel, a call center outsourcing provider, has expanded its customer care call center in the city of Las Cruces, NM, by adding 200 positions to serve its retail banking and satellite television provider clients.

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Wireless Technology Brings AIDS Relief to Africa

Latest Green Technology News PowerOneData International Announces Collaboration With Bharat Connect (P) Ltd for an Advanced Metering Infrastructure and Broadband Over Powerline Rollout. Best Buy: CEO Brian Dunn resigns over 'personal conduct' issue Investigation into former captain reveals other problems at SPD The Newton girls golf team will have bette Princess Cruises Blog Update: Reason to Cruise #15 Revealed: To Travel the World with a Purpose

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Apple Brings 1080p HD to New Apple TV

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Apple brings 1080p HD to the new Apple TV

right on your widescreen TV. You can also play content from your iOS devices on your TV using AirPlay. Best of all, the Apple TV is only $ 99. Learn more