Speaking of which, that's where you'll eventually redeem your download code, though first you'll need to create an account with the Mac Game Store (yeah, I know: hassle). That's half what you'd pay to get these top-rated titles from Steam. 3: Game time! Even better: zombie-game time! StackSocial has The Walking Dead (PC/Mac) and add-on episode 400 Days for $14.99. Stupid-good deal, highly recommended.īonus deal No. Either way, you get comfy eartips (in three sizes), tangle-resistant fabric cords, a carrying case, and right-angled headphone plugs. There are six varieties available, though if you're an iDevice user, I recommend one of the People Get Ready versions, which include a three-button inline control.

2: One of my all-time favorite deals is back! Today only, DailySteals has the House of Marley in-ear headset for $10 shipped. This universal battery pack features dual USB ports for charging a pair of mobile devices at the same time. For a limited time, and while supplies last, Lepow (via eBay) has the Moonstone 6,000mAh mobile charger in shiny yellow for $17.99 shipped. That said, if you know of another cheap/free video editor that's worth a look, talk it up in the comments section.īonus deal: There's no law that says mobile chargers have to be ugly black bricks. With a price tag of $0, you've got nothing to lose by taking it for a test-drive. Needless to say, if Gilisoft Video Editor doesn't get the job done for you, no harm done - just uninstall it. The only reviews I've found: a couple user reviews on, both very positive.

This definitely looks to be an entry-level (but easy-to-operate) tool for users who want to crop, split, and/or join video clips (of just about any format), then add some music and effects. I haven't had the chance to try this app myself, though I do have a fair bit of video-editing experience. SharewareOnSale has GiliSoft Video Editor (Win) for free.

They just want to cobble together a sweet video with some background music and maybe a few cool effects. Many people who buy desktops these days do so because they want to edit video, knowing full well that juggling lots of clips requires some decent horsepower and a dedicated video card.Īh, but what about the software? Not everyone wants the tricky learning curve or expense of a Pinnacle Studio or Sony Vegas.

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