We spend the months leading up to Christmas in a frenzy of shopping, but some of us then spend the days afterwards trying to exchange unwanted gifts or get faulty presents repaired. Know your legal rights before you hit the stores and you’re much more likely to get a good outcome. Lifehacker sums up your entitlements when it comes to refunds, exchanges and warranties. More »
HP has officially killed webOS. Offed it with two dinky sentences in a dinky little press release. It’s sad, sure. And now the handful of customers who forked out $500/$600 for a hunk of now-scrap metal called the TouchPad can get a refund from Harvey Norman. More »
Final Cut Pro X, a re-imagination of how video editing should be, or a botched release beyond any usable recognition, has certainly incensed its share of professional video editors. According to EOSHD, Apple may be refunding copies to placate them. More »
If your $119 a year MobileMe account just automatically renewed, Apple’s handing you back the dough – indicating that today’s iCloud bonanza will likely include a drop in price for floating in the MobileMe cloud. Or maybe it’ll be free! More »
US carrier Verizon Wireless, writing to us this evening, has officially confirmed it will notify 15 million customers with word that they will soon receive compensation for more than $US90 million in “mistaken past data charges”. More »
Looks like Apple has begun processing refunds for iPhone 4 bumpers ordered through Apple.com, as it said it would do as part of the response to the iPhone 4 antenna problems. [MacRumors]
Who cares if you’ve never even heard of the ability to run alternative operating systems on your PS3 – you could potentially be in for a small windfall under consumer protection laws. More »
