Yes, DealFetch.com.au is yet another group deal aggregation site, but at least it has a potentially worthwhile twist. The site add location details to deals and lets you pick ones near your suburb, so you can filter out cheap restaurant meals that require you to drive for kilometres in peak hour traffic. More »
Lifehacker rounded up group deal aggregators back in January, but like the group deal market itself, aggregators continue appearing. Grouped is yet another contender, rounding up offers from both deal of the day and group deal sites. More »
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When you’ve got no idea where you’ve seen or saved something online, but you know it’s there, Greplin is a good place to start. It indexes your Gmail, Facebook, Dropbox and other accounts, and makes it easy to find text or files inside any of them. More »
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Firefox: If you feel like you’ve accumulated so many virtual inboxes — email, social networks, media sites — that you’re never able to keep on top of them, Poyozo aims to help you collect and organise the various data streams from your virtual life. More »
Wouldn’t it be nice if you could click one link and have all your favourite add-ons automatically installed on a new copy of Firefox? Mozilla makes it so with Collections, the newest feature of a revamped add-on site. More »
DealTracker is a simple Windows program with a single function – tracking the latest deals from Australian bargain sites like Zazz and Catch Of The Day. More »
