Looking for some cool new apps to pop onto your brand-spanking new Blackberry Storm 2, but can't afford to dip too deep into your wallet? Then here are 3 top-notch apps that you can download, totally for free, each with the Tech Digest seal of approval.

7 Digital

With 7 Digital you can browse the latest charts and preview tracks, then pick your favourites and download DRM-free MP3's straight to your smartphone. 7 Digital also lets you integrate playlists you've already set up and MP3's you already own with an advanced media player, letting you take your whole music collection on the go. Who need's iTunes, eh?
http://appworld.blackberry.com/webstore/content/3310

Viigo

Viigo gives one click access to news, weather, entertainment features, live sports scores, cinema listings, Twitter and lots more in an intuitive UI designed specifically for the Blackberry Storm 2. It's simple to use and is a great way of tracking loads of information at once, removing the need to tap in URLs or navigate web browsers.
http://appworld.blackberry.com/webstore/content/558

Windows Live Messenger

Just like its desktop namesake, Windows Live Messenger lets you chat in real-time with your contacts. Taking Messenger on the go is great for arranging meet-ups with friends, and quickly lets you access information like addresses or email details.
http://appworld.blackberry.com/webstore/content/687

For more apps, check out http://appworld.blackberry.com/webstore/.

It's not only the most hotly anticipated game of the year, it's also one of the priciest. Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 2 has a recommended retail price of £54.99. Sainsbury's however have managed to undercut all the major competition, selling the game for just £26.

In an aim to make as many copies of the game available to the public as possible, Sainsbury's will only be allowing one copy per customer. However, it's not uncommon for retailers to run out of stock of games, and at a price like that, Sainsbury's are in for quite a busy day.

You can pick up your copy of Modern Warfare 2 here (Xbox 360/ PS3). If there are any copies left that is.

With the sad and slightly tinged with irrelevance news of project Kangaroo biting the dust, we here at TD wanted to share our alternative suggestions for good, damn good and downright excellent places to watch TV on the internet.

So, instead of waffling on - which believe me, I do like to do - about why Kangaroo's failure isn't so bad and yet is important in terms of intelliectual property, let's get straight to the heart of it. What are we going to do now? Where should we watch TV online. Well, this is the Tech Digest answer.

Sir, ma'am, click on the picture below and we'll explain...

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Buying Christmas presents has become a very easy thing since the dawn of the fabulous Tech Digest Top 100 Gifts of 2008 countdown. But if you want to be some kind of maverick about the whole thing and go off book, then before you go making any grave tech errors heed our warning on today's TD Tips.

As always with this feature, I canvass the opinions of our four writers and today the question is: what is the worst tech present you could receive this Christmas. The rules are that they must truly hate said gadget and, as always on TD Tips, it must be available to buy today.

Click on the poxy device below to begin the this gallery of ghouls.

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Everyone has their own way of getting the festive season right and today on TD Tips we're going to let you into our little secrets on the best Christmas websites money doesn't need to buy.

There's very little in the way of rules. It has to be up and running and that's about it. Click on the very large NO to begin.

We're sick of the credit crunch. In fact, I'm not going to mention it again in this post.

Christmas is about spending flipping great wads of cash on getting the wrong presents for your loved ones who then pretend to really like what you got them before shoving it in the cupboard or having the balls to ask you for the receipt.

If someone has offered you a bottomless purse for your gift this year, or you are a very rich but, until now, silent benefactor of either Gary, Andy, Duncan or me then here are a few ideas of what to get.

The rules for TD Tips this week are pretty simple: 1) It must be available to buy now, and 2) it must be bloody expensive.

Click on the pricey bugger below to begin. It'll cost you a fiver though.

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Well, we thought we'd get a little more savory today after last week's celebration of World Toilet Day here on TD Tips and instead we've chosen to take another serious issue and make is as silly as possible.

With all the media hoo-har over the possibility of handing potentially lethal taser weapons over to non-specialist trained police officers, who may or may not suffer inferiority complexes and large chips on their shoulders, we thought we'd take our pick of the best non-lethal self defence gadgets that money can buy.

The rules are that it must not kill and, as always on TD Tips, it must be available to buy now. Click on the dangerous image below to begin.

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