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App Spotlight: WhatPrice helps you compare prices at the grocery store

How many times have you found yourself standing in a supermarket aisle, trying to figure out which box of cornflakes or bottle of laundry detergent offered the best value?

Sure, the larger one usually gives you more for the money--but not always. And sometimes the smaller one is on sale, which can further confuse the math.

Free app WhatPrice for iOS lets you compare prices between two items so you can instantly spot the better deal. (Why nothing similar for Android? I searched Google Play high and low, but couldn't find a price-comparison app that seemed decent. If you know of one, by all means tell me about it in the comments section below.)

All you do is plug in the price and weight (and, if applicable, the number of units) for each item.

By Rick.BroidaGuest Blogger
at 11:11AM, 4 months ago | under Money Saving Tips

Give a free Restaurant.com gift certificate to everyone you know

If you're anything like me, your gift-giving holiday spirit is often at odds with your gift-giving budget.

In other words, much as you'd love to buy a little something for every friend, family member, and co-worker, you just can't afford it.

Or maybe you can. Restaurant.com is offering a free $10 gift certificate to anyone and everyone on your list. Seriously. No limits. No strings attached.

All you do is sign into your Restaurant.com account (or sign up for one, which is also free), type a greeting, then choose one or more recipients from your Facebook, Google, Messenger, and/or Yahoo accounts.

By Rick.BroidaGuest Blogger
at 9:11AM, 6 months ago | under Stuff We Like

MillerCoors Discontinues MGD 64 Lemonade and Other Short-Lived Products

MGD 64 Lemonade, a lemonade-flavored light beer, or lemonade/ light beer hybrid, or something, is no more. MillerCoors has discontinued MGD 64 Lemonade after less than a year on the market. Some said it was refreshing, some said it tasted like dishwater, but most said, "I've never heard of that."

Read on to discover 5 other products that barely saw the light of day before they were discontinued.

By dealtown
at 8:55AM, a year ago | under Newsworthy

Groupon's Super Bowl Commercial and Other PR Controversies

One of Groupon's Super Bowl commercials has been generating controversy since last Sunday. The ad features actor Timothy Hutton telling us that "the people of Tibet are in trouble, their very culture is in trouble," referencing Tibet's long history of suffering and oppression.

Hutton then continues, "...but they still whip up an amazing fish curry."

By dealtown
at 7:55AM, 2 years ago | under Newsworthy

The New Gap Logo and Other Hated Redesigns

Gap has a new logo and no one seems too pleased. They've ditched their white-serif-on-navy design in favor of black Helvetica on white, with a small (some might say pointless) navy box in the right hand corner. Already, the new logo has garnered hatred around the Internet.

I don't blame Gap for wanting in on the Helvetica craze, but I agree with critics that there's something a) boring and b) very 1990s about the new logo. And I'm not surprised at the less-than-warm reception: hating redesigns is a favorite pastime of graphic designers and casual consumers alike.

Here are five other logo redesigns that have gone over badly.

By dealtown
at 8:58AM, 3 years ago | under Newsworthy

YMCA Rebrands Itself Frustrating the Village People

With an already abbreviated name, what possessed the YMCA to shorten it again? Along with the complete overhaul to the YMCA logo and image, the response has been mixed with feelings of disappointment and frustration. More specifically, from the Village People.

Last year, they were listed as the top most valuable non profits. Worth an estimated 6.4 billion dollars based on five years of financial data and survey results compiled by Cone. So, why ask Y about the change considering the last one occurred in the 60s.

By DCStewart
at 1:49PM, 3 years ago | under Newsworthy

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