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Amazon is the largest Internet company in the world. Originally started as an online book store, there is now almost nothing you can’t buy at amazon.com.

In addition to its ecommerce store, Amazon offers video streaming, music streaming, a publishing company and cloud services. It has also diversified into manufacturing its own branded consumer electronics products, ranging from Amazon Basics cables to Kindle ebook readers, Fire tablets and TV boxes and Echo speakers.

Amazon has its own intelligent assistant, Alexa. Created for its Echo range of smart speakers, Alexa is also supported by a wide range of third-party products, including speakers, TVs, printers, phones, laptops, cars and more. Over 100 million Alexa devices had been sold as of early 2019.

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9to5Toys Lunch Break: ZAGG up to 50% off, Memorial Day sales from Belkin/J Crew/LifeProof, more

Avatar for Justin Kahn May 26 2014 - 10:29 am PT
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ZAGG up to 50% off sitewide: invisibleSHIELD, keyboards, cases, chargers, headphones, other accessories, more

Memorial Day Sales: Lacoste 25% off, Gap 40% off, LifeProof 25% off, J. Crew 30% off, Lowe’s 10% off, more

Beats by Dre Pill XL portable Bluetooth speaker w/ $50 Amazon gift card: $253 shipped ($350 value)

Giveaways presented by SlickWraps: Apple TV, $100 iTunes gift card, $50 SlickWraps gift card, more

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9to5Toys Last Call: 9 great Mac apps for ~$9 (Last Day!), Retina MacBook Pro $200 off, Incase Mac accessories up to 85% off, more

Avatar for May 21 2014 - 10:04 am PT
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Today’s can’t miss deals:


Name Your Own Price Mac app bundle. Titles include RapidWeaver 5, TuneUp, mSecure, and 5 others.


Apple 13-inch MacBook Pro w/ Retina display 2.4 GHz/4GB/128GB (newest version) $1,100 shipped ($200 off)


MacBook/iPhone/iPad accessories from Incase up to 85% off, Case-Mate 40% off


Seagate Wireless Plus 1TB iOS/Android Storage w/ Built-In Wi-Fi Streaming $170 shipped (orig. $200)

Media: LEGO movie early iTunes release, Cosmos: A Spacetime Odyssey preorder $30, asstd. Blu-rays $5, more


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Amazon Cloud Drive Photos app gets revamped albums w/ large cover photos & more

Avatar for Jordan Kahn May 20 2014 - 12:09 pm PT
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Amazon updated its Cloud Drive Photos app for iOS today with a few nice new features for viewing and managing photos and video stored in the app.

The app, which offers 5GB of storage free and automatically backs up photo and video from your iOS device, now includes a revamped album view with large cover photos in addition to other new photo management features. You’ll also now see your photo as its being uploaded within the progress indicator as well as dates when transitioning between months and years while viewing photos: Swiping through photos in the single photo view now lets you know when you transition between months or years. 

Lastly, Amazon notes the app now includes a filter to sort photos by newest or oldest first.

The updated Amazon Cloud Drive Photos app is available now on the App Store.

What’s New in Version 3.1.0

– New Album View: Quickly scroll through your albums with large, beautiful cover photos for each of them
– Upload Progress: See your photos as their being uploaded to the cloud
– Know when your photos were taken: Swiping through photos in the single photo view now lets you know when you transition between months or years
– Sort your Photos: Choose to see your photos newest first or oldest first
– Bug and Crash Fixes

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Apple under fire from Italian antitrust regulator over freemium app sales model

Avatar for Mike Beasley May 16 2014 - 10:15 pm PT
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Italy’s Antitrust and Competition Authority says it is investigating “freemium” apps offered in Apple’s App Store along with similar stores operated by Google and Amazon, saying that customers could be misled by the “free” label, as reported by the Wall Street Journal.

According to the regulatory group, users who download these apps for free could believe that the game is completely free and not know when downloading the app how much it will actually cost.

If Apple is found to have misled customers, the company could be fined as much as €5 million. It’s not likely to put a big dent in Apple’s cash reserve, but the Italian antitrust committee has previously convinced Apple to change its policy regarding AppleCare marketing.

Review: Proximo, the feature-packed Bluetooth tagging system for the forgetful

Avatar for Ben Lovejoy May 16 2014 - 7:35 am PT
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We’ve all done it. You put your keys down, and five minutes later you have no idea where they are. You could swear you put your phone on the kitchen table last night, but it’s not there now. You put your bag under the restaurant table and then walk out without it. Doing all three in the same week might suggest the help you need is more medical than technological, but for those occasions when you do one or other of them, Proximo is designed to help.

Bluetooth tags also provides some degree of protection against theft, where you’ll be alerted to any of your tagged items walking off.

There are a number of different tagging systems on the market, with varying levels of functionality. Proximo is one of the more sophisticated, offering five different features …
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9to5Toys Last Call: Plants vs Zombies free for Mac, up to 25% off iPod touch, Mpow 12000mAh power bank $28, more

Avatar for Justin Kahn May 8 2014 - 10:21 am PT
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Last Call updates:

iPod touch (newest version) up to 25% off: 16GB $179, 32GB $224, 64GB $299 Mpow 12000mAh dual-port power bank $28 shipped (Reg. $66) New Best Buy promo lets iPhone 4 owners trade up to a Verizon or Sprint 5s for free Jawbone Jambox portable Bluetooth speaker/mic in a variety of colors:$90 shipped (Reg. $150) $100 Apple iTunes gift card for $85 shipped (15% savings)

Other deals from today:

  • New! Sling Media Slingbox 350, stream live HDTV to your iPhone/iPad $100 shipped (Reg. $180)
  • New! Headphones deals: SOL REPUBLIC $100 (Reg. $200), Scosche RH $63 (Reg. $230), Sennheiser, many more
  • New! OtterBox Defender for iPad mini with Retina display (black) $36 shipped (Reg. 80), more
  • New! New Trent 11200mAh IMP99D External Battery Charger $24 shipped
  • New! Daily Deals: XtremeMac Bluetooth Speaker w/Lightning Dock $49, TOCCs Power Bank $20, Home Goods up to 85% off, more
  • New! Games/Apps: Rayman Jungle Run $1 (Reg. $3), Assassin’s Creed Pirates $1 (Reg. $5), 10% off Xbox gift cards, iOS freebies, more

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Apple passes Staples to become the #2 online retailer behind Amazon

Avatar for Mike Beasley May 6 2014 - 4:34 pm PT
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According to a new report from the Wall Street Journal (citing e-commerce trade publication Internet Retailer), Apple has managed to overtake Staples and claim the number-two spot in the world of online retail. Apple’s online sales data jumped a significant 24% last year, although this jump is mostly due to the fact that Internet Retailer now includes the company’s online hardware sales along with digital download data from iTunes and the App Store and doesn’t seem to reflect an actual sales increase of that magnitude.

Essentially what that means is that Apple could actually have been sitting in the #2 spot for some time now, but simply wasn’t recognized as such because Internet Retailer previously excluded sales of iPhones, iPads, iPods, Macs, Apple TVs, and other hardware processed through the company’s online store.


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9to5Toys Last Call: New MacBook Airs up to $60 off, Audible $2/month, free $50 Target GC w/ iPads, more

Avatar for Justin Kahn May 6 2014 - 1:13 pm PT
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Today’s can’t miss deals:

Get 3-months of Audible.com access for $1.95/month ($45 value), new customers only

Samsung 840 EVO Series 256GB 2.5″ SATA III SSD: $139 shipped (orig. $250)

$100 Apple iTunes gift card for $85 shipped (15% savings)

Other deals from today:

  • New! D-Link’s new Wi-Fi Smart Plug offers full control over your electronics w/ energy usage monitoring & thermal sensor safety features
  • New! Daily Deals: 1080P Viewsonic displays $100+up, Zooka Wireless Speaker $15, Apple Lightning Cable $10, more
  • New! Games/Apps: LEGO Marvel Super Heroes $25 – $35, Disney Infinity Pack w/ Play Set & more $60, Baldur’s Gate II $10, iOS freebies, more
  • New! 3DSystems Cube Personal 3D Printer (2nd Gen) in Silver: $1000 shipped (Reg. $1300)


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9to5Toys Last Call: $100 iTunes GC $85, uNu DX iPhone 5/5s battery case $50, WD 2TB portable HD $90, more

Avatar for Justin Kahn May 5 2014 - 10:01 am PT
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$100 Apple iTunes gift card for $85 shipped (15% savings)

uNu DX iPhone 5/5s 2300mAh MFi battery case (black, white, gold, red): $50 shipped (Reg. $90)

Western Digital My Passport 2 TB Portable Hard Drive $90 shipped (Reg. $200)/ 1TB Ultra $60 shipped (Reg. $120)

2013 Haswell MacBook Air deals: .EDU email address only: 2013 Haswell MacBook Airs from $610 (open-box), $650 (new), Non-EDU from $799 shipped (new, unopened)

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  • New! Up to 80% off select PNY flash drives, memory cards, and power banks. 128GB as low as $39 shipped
  • New! Daily Deals: 28″ HDTV DVD Combo $150, Logitech Headphones $59, Galaxy Cam $200, BT Speakers, more
  • New! Games/Apps: Metal Gear Solid V: Ground Zeroes $25, Killzone: Shadow Fall $30, iOS freebies, more

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9to5Toys Last Call: The Wolf Among Us for iOS goes free, Mother’s Day deals, Star Wars app price drops, more

Avatar for Justin Kahn May 2 2014 - 10:27 am PT
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Celebrate #MayTheFourth with the best Star Wars deals: Lego, lightsabers, apps/games, freebies, more

Stars Wars game deals are already kicking off on the Mac App Store, Newegg, and Steam including Knights of the Old Republic for $3.06 and The Force Unleashed: Ultimate Sith Edition for $6.12). You’ll find a number of discounted iOS Star Wars titles as well like the highly rated Star Wars Pinball 3 for FREE and Knights of the Old Republic for $4 (Reg. $10).

Samsung 840 EVO Series 500GB 2.5″ SATA III SSD: $230 shipped (orig. $480)

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Games/Apps: Games/Apps: NBA 2K14 $40, Infinity Blade $1, Super Stickman Golf 2 FREE, iOS freebies, more

‘Notability’ for iPhone and iPad goes FREE for the first time ever (Reg. $2.99)

2013 Haswell MacBook Air deals: .EDU email address only: 2013 Haswell MacBook Airs from $610 (open-box), $650 (new), Non-EDU from $799 shipped (new, unopened)


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  • New! In-ear Headphones: Logitech UE 500 $20, Logitech UE 350 $13, Sennheiser MX 680 Sport $15
  • New! Daily Deals: Goal Zero Solar Kit $70, Logitech Accessories up to 75% off, iPhone 5/5s battery case $70, more
  • New! One year magazine subs: GQ w/ digital $5 shipped (Reg. $48), Macworld, Fast Company, more
  • New! Native Instruments Maschine (MK2) sequencer: $499 shipped (Reg. $600)


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9to5Toys Last Call: Automatic: iPhone driving assistant $80, two iPad Air cases $11, SOUL BT headphones $40, more

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Automatic: Your Smart Driving Assistant for iOS/Android $80 shipped (Reg. $100)

 

2-pack of rooCASE Apple iPad Air cases for $11 with free shipping (Reg. $36)

 

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Staples Coupon $30 off select $60+ purchases: Save on wireless network cams and more

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  • XCOM: Enemy Unknown now available on Android for $10
  • Google Play Premium App Sale: The Room Two, The Dark Knight Rises, Need for Speed, many more
  • Save 25% on three wireless accessories at AT&T, includes new Samsung wearables
  • Microsoft’s new 365 subscription gets you Office on one Mac or PC & tablet for $69/year

Apple announces 20 million Apple TVs sold through Q2 2014

Avatar for Chance Miller Apr 23 2014 - 3:18 pm PT
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During Apple’s earnings call this evening, Apple CEO Tim Cook announced that the company has sold 20 million Apple TV boxes through the second quarter of 2014. Sharing this number is out of the ordinary for Apple, as it generally doesn’t break down specific sales for its set-top box like it does for other products.

Apple’s decision to give us specific sales information for the Apple TV, however, does corroborate with its move earlier this year to present the device as its own product line, as opposed to an accessory. Cook also said on the call that Apple TV is over a billion dollar market, which means that it is no longer just a “hobby” for the company.


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IMDb iOS app adds U.S. TV listings, links to Amazon Instant Video, more

Avatar for Jordan Kahn Apr 23 2014 - 10:57 am PT
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The IMDb app for iPhone and iPad was updated today with a few notable new features. You can now view TV listings directly within the app, but the feature is initially limited to users in the US. Also new, listings will now tell you if the content is available on Amazon Prime and provide a link to starting playing a title directly in the Amazon Instant Video app (as pictured to the right).

Other new features in version 4.2 of the app include a redesigned showtimes page for iPhone and showtimes for upcoming movies being released in theatres directly from the title page.

Version 4.2 of the IMDb app is available on the App Store now for iPhone and iPad.

What’s New in Version 4.2

• US TV listings! See when and where you can watch things, wherever you are in the US.
• Amazon Prime availability! You can now tell at a glance when a title is available on Amazon Prime. If you have the Amazon Instant Video app installed already, tap to play!
• New showtimes page design on iPhone.
• For a movie coming out Friday (or any other day in the future and we know about it), you can get its showtimes right from the title page!
• Bug fixes, including a weird bug where your ratings history would show your most recently rated titles twice.

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9to5Toys Last Call: iPhone 5c 32GB $50, IDrive 100GB cloud storage $0.99/yr, iTunes HD movie bundles $10, more

Avatar for Apr 23 2014 - 9:51 am PT
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WD My Passport Slim 2TB Portable USB 3.0 Hard Drive $90 shipped (Reg. $150)

MEElectronics Air-Fi AF32 Bluetooth headphones (multiple colors): $40 shipped (Reg. $100)

Apple TV 3rd gen 1080p streaming media player $80 shipped (Reg. $99)

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9to5Toys Last Call: Samsung 28″ 4K monitor $600, free $5 audible credit, PNY 128GB USB3 flash drive $43, more

Avatar for Apr 21 2014 - 10:02 am PT
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Samsung 28-inch 4K UHD LED 60Hz Monitor $600 shipped (Reg. $699)

Audible $5 audio book credit for free

PNY 128GB Turbo USB 3.0 Flash Drive $43 shipped (Reg. $70)

$100 iTunes gift card for $85: Save 15% on future apps, music, movies, more

Vizio 40″ 120Hz 1080p LED LCD HDTV + $200 Dell GC for $500 shipped


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Amazon Cloud Drive Photos 3.0 adds iOS 7-friendly redesign, upload enhances, timeline, and more

Avatar for Zac Hall Apr 14 2014 - 1:23 pm PT
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Amazon updated its Cloud Drive Photos app today to version 3.0 bringing an iOS 7-friendly and a number of features and improvements. With the redesign comes a new navigation view that now contains toggles between photos, videos, and both. This view also includes a progress bar while uploading photos; previous versions of the app only said that photos were being uploaded, not how many or how long it would take. The progress bar feature works with both automatic and manual photo and video uploads.
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Amazon reportedly announcing first smartphone in June, will feature glasses-free 3D

Avatar for Mike Beasley Apr 11 2014 - 2:08 pm PT
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The Wall Street Journal reports that Amazon is planning to announce its first entry to the smartphone market in June. The possibility of an Amazon phone has been a long-running rumor, but recently sources claimed that the company had partnered with HTC to finally produce the device.

Following the launch of the Fire TV earlier this month, the Amazon phone will mark the second of Apple’s product categories the online retailer hopes to invade in 2014. With its Kindle Fire tablets, Amazon has been attempting to position itself to compete with the iPad for a few years.

The Amazon device will reportedly feature a display capable of creating 3D images without the need for glasses, according to the WSJ report:


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9to5Toys Lunch Break: iPad Air Bluetooth keyboard cases from $20, AKG K44 headphones $20, Ooma VoIP $85, more

Avatar for Apr 10 2014 - 9:52 am PT
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iPad Air Bluetooth Keyboard Cases: New Trent Airbender 2.0 $20 (Reg. $40), Anker Ultra-thin $24 (Reg. $40)

AKG K44 over-the-ear studio headphones or Ultimate Ears 500vm for phones: $20 shipped ($60 off)

Ooma Telo VoIP Home Phone System (Refurb.) $85 shipped (Reg. $150 new)

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Amazon says it has now passed Apple and Hulu in streaming video usage

Avatar for Jordan Kahn Apr 8 2014 - 10:09 am PT
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Amazon has officially passed Hulu and Apple in streaming video usage in the US, according to a press release it sent out today citing recent research from Qwilt. Amazon also announced that video streams from its Prime Instant Video service have tripled since this time last year.

Qwlit’s report shows Amazon experience a 94% traffic volume increase of users consuming video since last year and that includes streams from the service to just US broadband subscribers. The report doesn’t specify, however, what video content exactly is being tracked from Apple. Amazon also experienced growth of almost 300% in certain markets. In March of this year, only Netflix and YouTube were able to capture more online video traffic in the US:

Today, only Netflix and YouTube produce more total online video traffic in the US. Amazon”s traffic volumes, as measured by Qwilt in March of 2014, increased by 94% over the previous 12 months. In some US operator networks, between March 2013 and March 2014, Amazon”s streaming video traffic increase was nearly 300%.

Amazon’s press release today follows the announcement of its new Fire TV set top box that will be a direct competitor to Apple TV, Chromecast, and similar streaming hardware. The $99 hardware– another sign its really getting serious about video streaming services– provides access to Amazon’s Instant Video streaming services in addition to popular services like Hulu and Netflix, as well as Android games and an optional game controller.

Amazon A9’s VP of Search heads to Apple to fix up Maps search

Avatar for Mark Gurman Apr 7 2014 - 10:45 pm PT
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Benoit Dupin, Vice President of Amazon A9’s Search Technology group, has left the high-profile search technology firm to take up a job with Apple. Dupin’s profile from Amazon A9’s executive management website disappeared this week, and his LinkedIn profile has been updated to reflect that he began his position as a director at Apple this month.

Amazon A9 is Amazon’s Palo Alto, California-based subsidiary that focuses on developing Amazon’s marquee search and advertising functionality. While Amazon has become popular in the tablet, eBook reader, and now set-top-box worlds, its core business has, of course, been Amazon.com, and Dupin’s work on search powers the heart of the online sales giant…


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Amazon updates Instant Video iOS app with iOS 7 inspired redesign

Avatar for Jordan Kahn Apr 7 2014 - 7:24 am PT
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Amazon has just updated its Amazon Instant Video app, which provides access to its catalogue of over 40k movies and TV shows, with a redesign of the entire UI inspired by iOS 7.

Amazon isn’t listing any new features in the iTunes release notes other than bug fixes and stability improvements, but you’ll also find a new icon and some UI tweaks that come as part of the new redesign. The overall navigation of the app remains the same but buttons and icons within have been flattened along with streamlining of other UI elements to make the app fit in with Apple’s iOS 7 redesign.

The redesign isn’t just for iPhone users, as the iPad version has been given a similar facelift:

The updated Amazon Instant Video app version 2.4 is available now on the App Store for iPhone and iPad.

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9to5Toys Weekend: Logitech PowerShell iPhone controller $50, Toshiba 5TB desktop HDD $190, AirPlay receivers, more

Avatar for Apr 6 2014 - 8:19 am PT
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Today’s can’t miss deals:

Logitech PowerShell MFi iPhone game controller w/ built-in battery $50 shipped (Reg. $100)

 

Toshiba 5TB Canvio Black USB 3.0 Hard Drive: $190 shipped

 

Network A/V Receivers w/ AirPlay: Denon 5.1-Ch. $200 (Reg. $400), Yamaha 7.2-Ch. $450 (Reg. $650)

 

Google Chromecast streaming media player $30 w/ free shipping (Reg. $35)


Other great deals from this weekend:

  • New! Games/Apps: Buy 2 games Get 1 Free at Target, 50% off BADLAND for iOS, Rune Gems FREE, more iOS freebies
  • New!  Daily Deals: Logitech Harmony Remote refurb $160, Pyle Bluetooth headphones $35, Griffin smartphone controlled helicopter $24, more
  • New! Logitech M325 (Red) Wireless mouse: $8.49 shipped
  • New! Case Logic Compact Systems Camera Medium Kit Bag: $6 w/free Prime shipping
  • New! 2600mAh USB power bank external battery key chain charger $5 shipped
  • New! Philips AD7000W/37 Fidelio SoundAvia Wireless Speaker with AirPlay: $62 shipped
  • New! Magazine subs: Bloomberg Businessweek (for 3 yrs.) $20 (Reg. $150 – $749), Men’s Health, Men’s Fitness, Car & Driver, more
  • New! Infinity Primus P143 Bookshelf speakers: $40/ea shipped
  • New! Monoprice iPhone 5/5s case 5-pack: $10 +$3 shipping
  • New! Foscam Wireless/Wired Pan&Tilt IP/Network Camera w/ 8 meter Night Vision: $50 shipped
  • New! EPOCH.2 for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch is IGN’s FREE game of the month (Reg. $5)


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9to5Toys Last Call: Mpow Bluetooth headphones $33, iOttie iPhone car mount $12.50, Wacom Bamboo iPad stylus $11, more

Avatar for Apr 3 2014 - 10:05 am PT
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Bose introduces new colors and designs to their high quality line of headphones

D-Link Whole Home Router w/SmartBeam Coverage, Gigabit, USB SharePort $20 shipped (Reg. $49)

uNu DX iPhone 5/5s 2300mAh MFi Protective Battery Case (multiple colors): $50 shipped (Reg. $90)

Save 40% on handcrafted DODOcase accessories for iPad, iPhone, and other gadgets

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9to5Toys Last Call: DODOcase 40% off, iPad mini 64GB WiFi+LTE $430, Apple Design Award Mac app bundle $20, more

Avatar for Apr 2 2014 - 10:00 am PT
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ZAGGkeys Flex Bluetooth iOS/Android Keyboard with stand $30 shipped (Reg. $80)

Free Coupon for Two Months of Audiobooks from Audible ($30 value)

Daily Deals: Slingbox Pro HD TV Streamer refurb $80, Samsung 50″ LED HDTV $800, ZyXEL Wi-Fi Range Extender $25, more

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