Apple's best-selling MacBook Air just got a good, hefty price cut of US$ 500 off its previous US$ 3,098 price tag, bringing it down to only US$ 2,598. It's certainly good news for prospective buyers, though we really can't say the same for early adopters. More in the full article.

For those of us who want insane bang for our buck as far as Apple software bundles are concerned, then here's a special news bulletin: MacUpdate is selling a bundle that's sure to kit out your rig to the extreme, and it only costs US$ 64.99. Check out what you'll be getting, as well as what the catch is, in the full article. This is one deal you can't possibly refuse.

In an attempt to broaden the customer base of the Apple iPhone, Telefónica O2's division in the UK have dropped the price of a brand new Apple iPhone across the 8GB board. It seems a whole lot similar to the same price-drop promotion that Germany's T-Mobile has jump-started, and though O2 is following suit, they say it's to add momentum to their "fastest-selling device." The price drop and more at the full story.

Like to gab on the phone? Well if you're an iPhone owner, good news for you. Apple is now offering an unlimited calling plan for the iPhone. Tough luck if you've unlocked your unit though; the plan is only available for AT&T subscribers. Details in the full article.

It's the curse of a lot of gadgetphiles out there to fall in love with gadgetry but just not have enough to support the gadget lifestyle. Most just sit and wait for prices to go down (only to have a new and better gadget crop up). But going back to the point. Perhaps you wanted an iMac but your budget just doesn't cut it? Maybe you'll consider getting one now: Apple is offering a bunch of refurbished iMacs and tossing them out at a discount. Most of them are going for as low as 17% off. More in the full article.