Looks like u guys spent alot of money online during this black friday with record online sales of 1.04 billion$$$$ ...with Amazon.com leading the pack followed by Walmart and target....looks like there is no shortage of money in the country with sales of 1.5 billion$$$ expected on cyber monday as the festive season looms..

Get Your Google Back: a hilarious video meant for Windows 8 converts

By Darren Murph 

For those unaware, Windows 8 went on sale today. If all goes well, millions upon millions of Wintel users will be switching the latest OS in the coming months, and there's a giant in Mountain View that's severely concerned about the future of your searches. You see, Microsoft has done a fine job of pushing Internet Explorer and Bing into Windows 8, leaving Google loyalists nowhere to turn. Until now. After the break, you'll enjoy a lighthearted video from the masterminds at Google, explaining precisely how to Get Your Google Back. It's as simple as visiting getyourgoogleback.com on your Windows 8 machine, and then installing both Chrome and the Google Search app. Oh, and bonus points for "Aw yeah."

Get Your Google Back, Google (YouTube)

Windows 8 is in stores today -- are you buying a copy?

By Jon Fingas  posted Oct 26th 2012 at 4:00PM

That special moment has come which usually rolls around only once every three years: Microsoft has released a new version of Windows. For the version 8 update, though, the stakes are higher than ever. Redmond isn't just trying to convince legions of existing Windows users that they should break their PC update cycles. It's trying to reclaim a foothold in a tablet space that's now dominated by Apple and Google -- and it's dipping into self-designed computers for the first time with a Surface tablet that theoretically represents Microsoft's perfect vision. But how well is Windows 8 resonating with you? Did you download a copy as soon as the servers were warmed up, or do you see it as a calamity that restricts a perfectly good platform? Sound off in our poll and in the comments below.