Last week, Nike released its Nike+ FuelBand fitness-tracking device to much fanfare, but this celebrity-endorsed gadget isn’t the first high-tech offering when it comes to gathering your workout stats. Read on to compare fitness monitors Bodybugg, Fitbit Ultra, MotoACTV, Jawbone Up, and the Nike+ FuelBand.

By now, you’ve probably heard of The Approved Card from Suze Orman, a prepaid debit MasterCard endorsed by the personal finance guru. I guess it makes more sense for Orman to promote a financial product versus the Kardashians, but you would expect a no-fee miracle debit card that’s beneficial to consumers. The population that’s being targeted are people with little or really bad credit history, because it’s harder for them to get approved at banks. However, if possible, you should always opt for free checking accounts at banks or credit unions. You’ll be able to find debit cards with none of the same fees you face when using prepaid cards.

Orman’s card users will be charged a $3 monthly fee with the first month waived, $2 per withdrawal from ATM, $1 to check a balance, and $1 penalty if the card is declined. However, these fees can be avoided with a monthly deposit of at least $20. Loading money on the card will cost you about $3.50 to $4.95. Further, if you need customer assistance, you’ll only be granted one free phone call and subsequent calls will cost you $2 each.

What do you think of the Suze Orman prepaid card – is it brilliant or baffling?

By now, you’ve probably heard of The Approved Card from Suze Orman, a prepaid debit MasterCard endorsed by the personal finance guru. I guess it makes more sense for Orman to promote a financial product versus the Kardashians, but you would expect a no-fee miracle debit card that’s beneficial to consumers. The population that’s being targeted are people with little or really bad credit history, because it’s harder for them to get approved at banks. However, if possible, you should always opt for free checking accounts at banks or credit unions. You’ll be able to find debit cards with none of the same fees you face when using prepaid cards.

Orman’s card users will be charged a $3 monthly fee with the first month waived, $2 per withdrawal from ATM, $1 to check a balance, and $1 penalty if the card is declined. However, these fees can be avoided with a monthly deposit of at least $20. Loading money on the card will cost you about $3.50 to $4.95. Further, if you need customer assistance, you’ll only be granted one free phone call and subsequent calls will cost you $2 each.

What do you think of the Suze Orman prepaid card – is it brilliant or baffling?

We’ve left Las Vegas, but that doesn’t mean we’re done with CES. Missed any news, releases, or photos? Catch up with all of our CES coverage so far, and stay tuned for lots more gadget goodness!

Cameras

• Polaroid adds WiFi to its new SC1630 Smart Camera.
• Speaking of WiFi, the Sony Bloggie Live can livestream your videos with a connection.
• Like Instagram? You’ll love the new Panasonic Lumix GX1 that has photo filters, tilt-shift tools, and scene selections built in for easy photo editing. Just like Instagram.
• Samsung helps you get the perfect self-portrait with the WiFi-enabled DV300F.

Tablets and Ultrabooks

• The Samsung Galaxy Note: is it a tablet or is it a phone?
• The Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 is slim and sleek.
• We’re drooling over the Gorilla Glass-backed HP Envy 14 Spectre ultrabook.
• Acer is banking on ultrabooks in 2012 and beyond. They rolled out two new Timeline ultrabooks along with the world’s thinnest ultrabook, the S5.

Smartphones

• We’re looking forward to the Nokia Lumia 900 Windows Phone.
• The LG Spectrum is the perfect phone for streaming-video lovers.
• Sprint is getting two new 4G LTE phones soon: the Galaxy Nexus and LG Viper.
• AT&T adds a whopping eight new Android and Windows Phone smartphones to its 2012 lineup.
• Huawei hopes to break into the US mobile market with the Ascend PS 1: the world’s thinnest smartphone.

See the latest on TVs, headphones, trends, celebrities, and more after the break.

We’ve left Las Vegas, but that doesn’t mean we’re done with CES. Missed any news, releases, or photos? Catch up with all of our CES coverage so far, and stay tuned for lots more gadget goodness!

Cameras

• Polaroid adds WiFi to its new SC1630 Smart Camera.
• Speaking of WiFi, the Sony Bloggie Live can livestream your videos with a connection.
• Like Instagram? You’ll love the new Panasonic Lumix GX1 that has photo filters, tilt-shift tools, and scene selections built in for easy photo editing. Just like Instagram.
• Samsung helps you get the perfect self-portrait with the WiFi-enabled DV300F.

Tablets and Ultrabooks

• The Samsung Galaxy Note: is it a tablet or is it a phone?
• The Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.7 is slim and sleek.
• We’re drooling over the Gorilla Glass-backed HP Envy 14 Spectre ultrabook.
• Acer is banking on ultrabooks in 2012 and beyond. They rolled out two new Timeline ultrabooks along with the world’s thinnest ultrabook, the S5.

Smartphones

• We’re looking forward to the Nokia Lumia 900 Windows Phone.
• The LG Spectrum is the perfect phone for streaming-video lovers.
• Sprint is getting two new 4G LTE phones soon: the Galaxy Nexus and LG Viper.
• AT&T adds a whopping eight new Android and Windows Phone smartphones to its 2012 lineup.
• Huawei hopes to break into the US mobile market with the Ascend PS 1: the world’s thinnest smartphone.

See the latest on TVs, headphones, trends, celebrities, and more after the break.

CES isn’t just for the geeks. As of late, the show sees its fair share of technology-loving celebrities, too. We spotted a slew of celeb-endorsed headphones from Ludacris, 50 Cent, and Jersey Shore stars Snooki and Pauly D, while LL Cool J promoted his music social network, and Will Smith hyped Men in Black III.

Click through the slideshow to see what all of Hollywood’s tastemakers were up to during technology’s biggest week!

CES isn’t just for the geeks. As of late, the show sees its fair share of technology-loving celebrities, too. We spotted a slew of celeb-endorsed headphones from Ludacris, 50 Cent, and Jersey Shore stars Snooki and Pauly D, while LL Cool J promoted his music social network, and Will Smith hyped Men in Black III.

Click through the slideshow to see what all of Hollywood’s tastemakers were up to during technology’s biggest week!

What’s the Consumer Electronics Show without a sprinkle of celebrity-endorsed gadgets? This year, hip-hop mogul Ludacris was on hand to introduce the latest additions to his Soul by Ludacris headphone line.

In 2012, the new finishes are all about shine. The SL300 noise-canceling headphones come in chrome gold, and the SL150 hi-def headphones are chrome silver. The SL100 model now has a white finish with gold accents. Soul’s line of earbuds, the SL49 and SL99, also has new color options including a green and black combo, red and black, pink and white, and platinum.

We spoke to the musician-restaurateur-actor-entrepreneur for more on his life in the tech industry:

Pricing and availability for the new Soul headphone and earbud designs hasn’t been announced, but the current line on sale ranges from $70 to $300. Check out photos of the Soul line in the gallery.

What’s the Consumer Electronics Show without a sprinkle of celebrity-endorsed gadgets? This year, hip-hop mogul Ludacris was on hand to introduce the latest additions to his Soul by Ludacris headphone line.

In 2012, the new finishes are all about shine. The SL300 noise-canceling headphones come in chrome gold, and the SL150 hi-def headphones are chrome silver. The SL100 model now has a white finish with gold accents. Soul’s line of earbuds, the SL49 and SL99, also has new color options including a green and black combo, red and black, pink and white, and platinum.

We spoke to the musician-restaurateur-actor-entrepreneur for more on his life in the tech industry:

Pricing and availability for the new Soul headphone and earbud designs hasn’t been announced, but the current line on sale ranges from $70 to $300. Check out photos of the Soul line in the gallery.

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• 11 things no woman should put up with in a relationship – CollegeCandy
• Beautiful wedding eye candy – theBERRY
• Proposal planners will help men pop the question – Newser
• Five beauty lessons from Kate Middleton – BellaSugar