Peek

• Peek has officially announced the Pronto today, which offers unlimited push emailing, text messaging, and costs $80 with a $20 monthly plan. — Gizmodo
• See what new movies are out on Blu-ray this week! — Switched
• According to a Facebook app, 1.2 million users do not like the new redesign. — USA Today
• Grow a virtual forest on your iPhone with the new $4.99 iPhorest app. — CNET Crave
• Are you the proud owner of a netbook? Here are 5 useful things you can do with it. — Wired

• Apple may not have officially announced any new colors to go along with its black and silver Shuffles, but a new company has decided to brighten up the new models for $129 each.— Technabob
• Still wondering what the proper definition of a netbook is? If you want to learn more about netbooks and would like to know which one is right for you, check out Switched's handy netbook guide. — Switched
• Check out some great deals on gadget goods! — Gizmodo
• Looks like the Nintendo Wii shortage has come to an end (not surprising in these economic conditions). GameStop's VP of merchandising recently said that its supply of Nintendo Wii consoles has finally caught up with demand. — Kotaku
• It looks like the Peek email device will be getting a new name, new look, and many new features. No word on pricing or a release date. — Wired

• The Gizmodo guys got their hands on the electric blue Nintendo DSi and noticed its thinness and bigger screen.— Gizmodo
• One of the largest newspapers in the US, the 15-year-old Seattle Post-Intelligencer, is now only available online. — Switched
• The Jillian Michaels' Fitness Ultimatum 2009 for the Nintendo Wii has already sold 500,000 copies. — Kotaku
• Peek has just announced a new Peek for Business deal where if you buy five Peek's they will only cost you $30 each. — Boing Boing Gadgets
• The Dell Adamo is now available to order and will cost $1,999. — CNET

For the fellas out there that go all out for Valentine's Day and you get your girlfriend a gift, your sister a gift, your mother a gift, here's a great gadget gift that anyone would love. The Peek Email-Only Device is the cheapest its ever been — only $49. Keep in mind the monthly service is $20, but if somebody like your mom doesn't need a fancy smartphone but likes to be able to check her email on the go, this is the perfect solution. And you can even get her one in cherry red, how fitting for February 14th!

• Google India has created a colorful bus that is equipped with computers and giant screens to help educate people about the benefits of the Internet. It will showcase services like search, email, social networking, and more. — Digital Inspiration
• The free Slacker personal radio mobile app is now available on the BlackBerry Storm. — Gizmodo
• Use Printable Checklist to easily create simple printer-friendly custom checklists. — Lifehacker
• This isn't a too shabby Valentine's gift idea. Peek is having a two-for-one Peek sale on Amazon for only $79.99. — CrunchGear
• Oh man — this is a first! Check out this beautifully knitted Guitar Hero scarf. Something only a true gamer would appreciate! — Gearfuse

Dying to get your hands on a Peek, but not interested in monthly fees?

The slim email/text-only device, which impressed me when I had it in my hands last year, is available today only for a free lifetime service deal.

The catch is that the device will cost you $300 — normally, the device is $80—$100, plus $20 per month for service (which offers unlimited emailing and text messaging). So if you've been eying the Peek and can afford $200 more, you'll get free email and texting for life!