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Topics: TUAW Business , Podcasts , Deals It’s been a quiet few days, but we’re back live tonight at 10pm ET with two special guests: Beth Gladstone from our sister site WalletPop , and Dan de Grandpre from Dealnews . We’ll be talking about the weekend’s shopping, the upcoming deals for Cyber Monday, and the outlook for Mac & iPhone goodies for the rest of the holiday season. Do join us. To participate on TalkShoe, you can use the browser-only client , the embedded Facebook app , or the classic TalkShoe Pro Java client ; however, for maximum fun, you should call in. For the web UI, just click the “TalkShoe Web” button on our profile page at 10 pm Sunday. To call in on regular…

Topics: Peripherals , Rumors We’ve been hearing a lot about a new mouse from Apple lately, and earlier today images and additional documentation about a new Apple Wireless Keyboard and Mouse (using Bluetooth) showed up in the FCC database. The new keyboard has a model number of A1314, while the mouse has a model number of A1296. The dimensions of the new wireless keyboard are smaller than the current Apple Wireless Keyboard, particularly in the distance between the top and bottom of the keyboard. There are still few details on the new mouse at this point. The FCC images were quickly pulled from the FCC database, then re-added …

Topics: Cool tools , iPhone , App Store , App Review Apple products and the bike go together well. They seem to appeal to the same sort of folks: evangelistic, committed aficionados willing to pay any premium, to be brutally honest about it. Oh, and let’s not forget, they love to talk at length about these objects of their affection at parties. You know who you are. You’ve got a copy of Colorado Cyclist in your bathroom. So it seems like getting the iPhone working for you on the bike would be a no-brainer. And it pretty much is. Here are five apps that I’ve found I like, most centered around …

Welcome back, hope you had a great weekend. There are some sweet deals on computers and cameras today, and for those out there lookin’ to kick it old school— there’s a free album by the dude from Sister Hazel. Computing and Peripherals: • Dell Studio Slim Core with Intel Quadcore 2.33GHz with 24″ LCD and Blu-ray for $873 plus free shipping (normally $1164 - use coupon code $BFNQC2FBN472L ). • 14″ HP Pavilion dv4t 2.GHz Laptop for $549.99 plus free shipping (normally $1100 - use coupon code SV2132 ). • 28″ I-Inc iF-281DPB Widescreen LCD Monitor for $300 plus free shipping…

Want your very own Twitter applications database, listing 450 sites and add-ons that work with Twitter? You might be in luck. Twtbase , one the 15 Twitter databases we reviewed in our January 2009 article 15 Twitter Directories Compared , is up for sale on the Digital Point forums. Back in January, we made the following key points about the service: Overview: Similar to Twitdom, Twtbase also houses their database of applications within Wordpress and divvies them up into either the web, mobile, desktop, or browser plug-in buckets. What you might like: The thumbnail view. Each application has a screenshot, displays current rating, and number of votes. Twtbase…

I don’t know what’s up with the scene now, but whatever it is, am liking it. It’s raining news and updates, and thank god they’re mostly for good games. Scratch that, I say they’re GREAT games. We’ll try to keep the chitchat to a minimum now, cos there’s a lot in store for you in this issue of QuickJump QuickPeek. We’re at #69, and your worlds are sure to go upside-down with delight, too. Phtoo! This is practically what Peter Dille described piracy as. Literally, he called it “sickening.” Karl B. on the other hand, would prefer to use Hannah Montana as a metaphor for it. And what do you know, the PSP’s going to hell. For real. Dante’s Inferno was announced to be going…

While I had sworn off spending willy-nilly on new gizmos in 2009, it looks like the $99-dollar Pogoplug is going to test my self-control. Why? It turns any USB-enabled drive into a personal storage locker accessible over the Internet. The little device hooks up to a local storage device via USB and can be connected to a broadband connection via a router. Simply go to a special web site to set up the device and boom! You’ve got access to all the contents of your local drive, right off the Internet. You can even get to them via an iPhone, though the preview functionality isn’t great. You can easily share files, …