Electronics Warehouse is always looking for new ways to reach out to our customers and provide the best rechargeable batteries, battery chargers, iPad accessories, and other consumer electronics products. that’s why we’re excited to be partnered with Gimme Shopping Australia. Gimme Shooping is an innovative sales portal for Australian online shoppers who are looking for great price and selection on a wide range of products.
Here’s how Gimme Shopping describes themselves:
Gimme Shopping is the largest online shopping search in Australia. It’s easy to use and provides you with all of the information you need to find products from a huge range of Australian online stores.
You can use our intelligent search to find the perfect product, or browse our departments and choose from millions of products from over 1,000 online shops located in Australia.
Using Gimme Shopping before shopping online can save you a lot of time and money. We list discount codes, discount vouchers and coupon codes for many online stores as well as product and store reviews.
With Gimme Shopping you get the best results every time, without bias.
Because we don’t charge online stores to list with us, we have more stores and more products than other online shopping searches… and we’re growing fast!
We’re really proud to be a part of the Gimme Shopping network, and we hope that you’ll take a look. Please feel free to visit their website, and also take a look at the Electronics Warehouse feed at Gimme Shopping as well.
Back during the 2008 Macworld Convention in San Francisco, I made friends with a guy named JC, who turned out to be the Apple iTunes Content Quality Czar. Once he told me his title at Apple, my first question was about the Beatles and iTunes: our meeting was just on the heels of Apple and the Beatles settling their infamous logo issue, and he assured me that their song catalogue would be up on iTunes “sometime in 2008.” That was two years ago, and still no progress has been made to add the most influential pop group of the 20th century to the world’s most relevant music retail repository. For a long while, other highly influential acts, like Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, and Radiohead, were also holdouts from iTunes. But at the beginning of 2010, only the Beatles remain absent from the ubiquitous iTunes music inventory, and recent comments by the executors of the Beatles brand show no immediate signs of joining the roster.
