If you’re looking for a new pair of affordable earbuds to replace the knotted, dirty, now mono pair you’ve been dragging around, then you’re in luck. If you head over to our Deals page, you’ll find both the silver and green accented Tonic earbuds on sale for just $20.

Last week, Verizon gave the thumbs up to Ice Cream Sandwich for the Motorola DROID 4, and today, it’s ready for consumption. If you head into System > About Phone > System Updates, you should be able to pull the update and begin enjoying all the benefits of Android 4.0.4. The rollout just began today, so if it hasn’t hit your area yet, don’t freak out, you’ll get it soon enough.

Yes, you read that title right. ASUS, the reining king of updates, has already begun pushing out Jelly Bean to Transformer Pad TF300 customers in North America. This marks the beginning of their planned Jelly Bean updates for the Transformer series, which includes other models to be announced in the near future.

It’s that time again, and according to the The National Retail Federation, 54% of college students will be buying a new computer, tablet or smartphone for school this year. Add that to the multitude of high-school students looking to go back to school with the hottest smartphone and you’re left with a whole new market of Samsung Galaxy S III owners looking for a case.

The Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 made its debut last week and has already found its innards spread across a table for all to see. That’s right, I’m talking about the customary iFixit teardown. That’s when a member of the iFixit team dissects a device to expose its parts and determine its level of repairability. You’ll be happy to know the Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 scored an 8 out of 10 for ease of repair, completely shaming Apple’s new iPad, which barely scored a 2.