Computer Service Deals

GoDaddy offers a new 1-year domain name registration for $1.49 via coupon code "FLOWERS". An 18-cent ICANN fee applies. That's 51 cents under last week's mention and the best deal we've seen from GoDaddy so far this year. This offer isn't limited to .com domains like many previous mentions; .org, .net, .biz, and others are also eligible.

Gogo takes $10 off a month of unlimited in-flight web service, cutting it to $29.95. That's the first dollar-off coupon we've seen from Gogo, although we've seen several free trials. Click here for a list of participating airlines. Deal ends June 1.

Note that after the first month, the rate is $39.95 per month; you can cancel your service at any time.

Microsoft still offers a $20 Microsoft Store Credit for free via the directions below. (You'll need a valid Microsoft Live ID account, download and install Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 w/SP1 evaluation, and install the Microsoft Private Cloud Beta for free to participate.) It's tied with last month's mention as the only such offer we've seen for Microsoft's Private Cloud service. Deal ends after 5,000 registrations. To get your credit:

1. Sign into or create a Microsoft Live ID account account by clicking here
2. download & install Windows Server 2008 R2 w/SP1 180-day evaluation and Private Cloud Beta
3. if prompted, enter coupon code "CLOUD", log in, and learn how to create a private cloud.
4. your $20 Microsoft Store credit will be emailed to you within three days

Dunkin' Donuts via Facebook offers new MLB.TV subscribers an MLB.TV Premium 5-Day Subscription for free when you like its Facebook page. That's the first free trial subscription we've seen for MLB.TV Premium. It gives you access to all 2012 regular season out-of-market games live or on-demand in high definition (where available) via your TV, iPhone/iPad, select Android devices, and Xbox 360 (via Xbox LIVE Gold). Multi-game viewing options let you watch up to four games at once, or pause and rewind live games with DVR functionality. The trial must be redeemed by June 3.

Amazon recently released its Amazon Cloud Drive Desktop App for Windows and Mac. The Cloud Drive currently comes with 5GB of storage for free. Amazon has more information.

Note that it's listed as compatible with Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Mac OS X 10.6 and 10.7; it may not work on earlier operating systems.

Dropbox offers up to 3GB of storage for free when syncing photos or videos from an Android phone. That's tied with our February mention as the best such deal we've seen for Android phone uses from Dropbox. You'll need to download the latest version of its Android app to enable this feature. You'll then receive 500MB after the first upload and the remaining 2.5GB as you continue to upload photos and videos. (The space remains yours even if you later delete the content.)

For new customers only, Comcast offers the Comcast Blast Plus Xfinity Internet and Cable Bundle for $49.99 per month for the first six months of service. That's a savings of $30 per month and the lowest total price we could find for this basic bundle. This service allows for streaming of select TV shows, movies, and sporting events to your computer. An activation fee, as well as additional taxes and conditions may apply. Prices and availability may vary by location. Deal ends June 21.

Of note, the service charge will be $69.99 for the remaining six months of the contract.

Meanwhile, Comcast Xfinity Double Play TV and Internet Bundles are still available from $69.99 per month for one year of service; these bundles include six months of Showtime for free, among other features.

Microsoft Learning offers one Microsoft Virtualization Certification 70-659 Exam for free. That ties last week's mention as the best such deal we've seen from Microsoft Learning. The voucher can be obtained at a Microsoft Leaning Partner location. Click here for a list of locations. The voucher can be used twice and expires May 31.

Microsoft Learning offers one Microsoft Virtualization Certification 70-659 Exam for free. The voucher can be obtained at a Microsoft Leaning Partner location. Click here for a list of locations. The voucher can be used twice and expires May 31.

For new customers only, Comcast offers the Comcast Xfinity Double Play TV and Internet Bundle for $69.99 per month for the first year of service. Alternatively, upgrade to the Digital Preferred TV + Performance Internet Bundle for $79.99 per month. (This bundle includes over 80 more cable channels.) Plus, each bundle includes free Showtime for six months. Combined, it's best deal we've seen from Comcast since Black Friday week, when it offered a $100 prepaid Visa card with a bundle purchase. Xfinity Cable Internet includes up to 20Mbps download speeds with Powerboost. An activation fee, as well as additional taxes and conditions may apply. Prices and availability may vary by location. Deal ends June 21.