Intel's NUC mini-PC internals exposed, available for around $300 in early December

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Engadget's next reader meetup is in New York City this month! More tickets available!

By Brian Heater posted Nov 9th 2012 2:30PM

Do you feel that? There's excitement in the air. The next Engadget reader meetup is approaching. We're still buzzing from our Seattle event and are excited to bring some of that gadgety magic to the New York area. We've also been given the go ahead to open up some more tickets for the event, which will be going down on November 29th at Roseland in Manhattan. Make sure you're on the list by entering all of the pertinent info here.

Oh, and if you're interested in sponsoring the event, there's still time. Just drop us a line at sponsors [at] engadget [dot] com.

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Humble Bundle for Android 4 now available, pay what you want for 6 great indie games

The folks at Humble Bundle have just launched their fourth collection for Android devices. This time around the pay-what-you-want package features six great games from developers such as Omni Systems, Kloonigames, and more. If you aren’t familiar with the Humble Bundle model, buyers are asked to pay as much or as little as they want with the ability to decide how much of that payment goes towards the developers, Humble, and a selection of charities.

Always curating some of the best Android has to offer, the latest bundle will be available for two weeks only and includes Crayon Physics Deluxe, Eufloria, Splice, Superbrothers Sword & Sorcery EP, and Waking Mars. Those choosing to pay higher than the average amount will also be treated to Amanita Design’s Machinarium. It’s a great opportunity to get your hands on some of the best indie games available for Android at a great price (and a few that are only available for the first time as part of Humble’s offer). And you can guarantee you are supporting the developers who take time to craft such experiences.

In just the few hours since the latest Bundle has launched, the games have already pulled in over $20,000 (though the number is skyrocketing quickly). The average purchase is just a little over $5, which is small bucks to pay for what will amount to hours of entertainment. So go over and grab this awesome collection before time runs out!

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Samsung Galaxy Note 2 and Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 now available from AT&T

Two new Samsung devices are now available from AT&T. The Samsung Galaxy Note 2 and Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 are now on sale, giving fans of large displays plenty of options when it comes to satisfying their need for more pixels. The Note 2 is available for $299.99 on a new contract, while the Tab 2 10.1 can be had for $399.99.

The Galaxy Note 2 features a 5.5-inch display, quad-core processor, and Android 4.1. The Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 features a 10.1-inch display, dual-core CPU, and Android 4.0. Go for both and you will have a device for any situation, though the Note 2 makes a great compromise for someone seeking both a smartphone and a tablet.

Planning on picking either up today (or awaiting the arrival of a pre-order)? Head on over to Android Forums and join the discussion at our Galaxy Note 2 and Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 forums.

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Skype launches prepaid cards in UK: Available in over 1,400 stores, credit starts from £10

Skype Launches New Prepaid Card in UK

Partners with Asda, Currys, PC World, Sainsburys' and WHSmith for launch of Skype Cards

London, November 5th 2012. Skype today announced the availability of Skype Prepaid Cards, a new way for users in the UK to purchase Skype Credit and add premium features to the free software they already use. Skype is joined in this initiative by five of the UK's leading high street names, with Asda, Currys, PC World, Sainsburys' and WHSmith offering Skype Prepaid Cards in the gift card sections of their stores.

Now available at more than 1,400 stores throughout the UK, with more to follow, users are able to purchase Skype Credit at their preferred retail outlet to top up their Skype account online or to offer to friends and family as a gift. Skype Prepaid Cards will be available in £10 and £20 denominations and can be easily redeemed online at skype.com against Skype paid features – all designed to provide additional possibilities to share more with loved ones and to keep in touch easily.

Skype Prepaid Cards are the way to get access to a whole set of Skype paid features, such as:
· Making affordable calls to mobiles and landlines around the world
· Sending low cost text messages
· Holding video calls with multiple people
· Unlimited calls to a country of your choice
· Connection to over one million global WiFi hotspots

Katie Walley, Head of Cards and Lending at Asda Money, said: "At Asda we are committed to helping our customers save money every day. We see Skype as an ideal way to make communicating more affordable, and the Skype Prepaid Cards will be available in over 200 stores over the coming months."

Shelly Roberts, Buyer at Sainsbury's, said: "We're always looking for ways to help our customers save money so it's great news that our partnership with Skype means that these cards, which will be available in over 400 Sainsbury's stores, will allow our customers to remain in contact with their friends and family cost effectively."

This is a significant new direction in Skype's retail strategy, according to Enrico Noseda, Head of Market Development for the EMEA region at Skype: "We see Skype Prepaid Cards as yet another option for users to get more out of the Skype experience, either as a way to add Skype Credit to their account or as a perfect gift for friends and family to allow them to keep in touch more easily. The Skype Credit can be used in whichever way and on whichever device best suits the user, making it as easy as possible to be together whenever we are apart."

Redeeming Skype Prepaid Cards is easy, whether the recipient already has a Skype account or is a brand new user. After revealing the PIN under the scratch panel on the back of the card, this can then be entered via a password protected website for activation.

With calling rates to mobiles and landlines starting from 1.6p/minute (incl. VAT) Skype Credit makes for the perfect present for anyone who is planning international travel as well as for small and medium sized businesses. Skype PrePaid Cards are also redeemable against different Skype subscription calling packages, including:
• Unlimited Europe landlines – £4.99/month (£5.74 including VAT)
• Unlimited World – £8.49/month (£9.76 including VAT)
• Unlimited World including China - £13.49/month (£15.51 including VAT)

To find out more about Skype Prepaid Cards and links to store locations, go to the Skype Prepaid Cards' page at http://www.skype.com/go/prepaidcardUK for more details.

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