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9to5Toys Last Call: Canon EOS M w/ lens $250, MFi Lightning cables from $8, Staples $40 off $200 coupon, more

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Today’s can’t miss deals:

Last Call updates:

• Canon EOS M Mirrorless Camera w/ EF-M 22mm f/2 STM Lens: $250, EOS Rebel T5i: $550
• Aduro MFi certified Lightning cables (multiple colors): 3-feet $8, 6-feet $11, 10-feet $13
• Staples $40 off $200 coupon: Save on printers, external hard drives, office essentials, more
• GoalZero Portable Torch, Power Hub, and Emergency Light powered by the Sun or you
• Blue Microphones Yeti Pro USB condenser mic $150 shipped (Reg. $200+)
• Home Deals: Nespresso espresso maker w/ frother $179 (orig. $279), more
• Guitar Center gift cards 15% off: Native Instruments Komplete 9 from $339, more
• Garmin Forerunner (refurb): 305 $120 (orig. $250), 310XT $115 (orig. $300) T $115 (orig. $300)

Amazon Gold Box: Transcend Memory up to 50% off, includes MacBook Air/Retina Pro SSD kits and SD cards

Readdle iOS apps up to 70% off: Scanner Pro $3, PDF Expert 5 $5, Calendars 5 $3, more

USB Charging roundup:

• EasyACC 3-port USB car charger $10 shipped
• RAVPower Element 10400mAh power bank $35 shipped
• RAVPower Bolt 30W/6A 4-port USB desktop charger $13.99 shipped

Turn your Apple USB wall plug into a power bank w/ NomadPlus, save 50% for a limited time

Other new deals:

Belkin charge & sync dock w/ built-in 4 ft. Lightning cable $16 Prime shipped (Reg. $35) http://t.co/1wPmNLqUJJ pic.twitter.com/gNzCvjGQDs

— 9to5Toys (@9to5toys) July 31, 2014

• New! iPhone 5/5s cases from Spigen, Case-Mate, Incipio, more $3 each (sold out as of 1:00pm)
• New! Case Logic 11-Inch Laptop/Chromebook/iPad Messenger Case $10 (Reg. $33)
• New! Digital Comic Book Sale: Sin City Vol.1-7 $22 (reg. $122), Batman titles, more
• New! LifeProof frē water/shock proof case for iPad mini: $35 shipped (Reg. $65+), more
• New! Daily Deals: 13″ Macbook Pro: $899, Mophie 12000mAh Juice Pack: $69, more
• New! Games/Apps: Capt. America Winter Soldier FREE, ProCam 2 $1, iOS freebies, more
• New! Onkyo LS3100 EnvisionCinema 2.1 BT speaker system: $205 (orig. $499)
• New! Sega’s new Crazy Taxi: City Rush game is out now on iOS for FREE

Android:

• New! Amazon is giving away over $100 worth of Android apps for free
• New! Nexus 7/10 rooCASE cases $4
• New! HP Chromebook 11 1.7GHz/2GB/16GB SSD: $180 shipped (Reg. $280)
• New! Rayman Android sale: Fiesta Run $1, Jungle Run $0.75/Rabbids Big Bang $0.50
• New! Assassin’s Creed Pirates on Android $0.10 (Reg. $6)

More Daily Deals! Enloop rechargeable AA+D: $7, Sony Earbuds: $11, Sony Smartwatch: $60 http://t.co/VTP6vYbmxg pic.twitter.com/wvToGE7DTW

— 9to5Toys (@9to5toys) July 31, 2014

More deals still alive:

• Apple Deals:
  • 13.3-inch MacBook Pro w/ Retina (ME864LL/A): $1099.99 shipped (orig. $1,299)
  • Apple TV (3rd generation): $84.99 shipped (Reg. $99)
  • iPad Air 32GB WiFi: $500 shipped (Reg. $599)
  • Retina iPad mini 32GB WiFi: $429.99 shipped (Reg. $499)
  • iPad mini 64GB WiFi: $349.99 shipped (orig. $529)

• Epson Workforce All-in-One w/ AirPrint $110 shipped (Reg. $170), more
• USB Charging roundup: Batteries, quad-port AC, and car charging
• 1-year magazine subs: ESPN w/ digital from $4.75, Wired /Pop Science $9, more
• Kensington Lightning USB/AC dock $12 shipped (Reg. $50)
• Media: Vivitek Qumi Q5 projector (refurb) $289, iTunes Sci-Fi comedies $10 each, more
• Take 20% off Timbuk2 custom messenger bags, backpacks, totes, and more
• UE MINI BOOM Wireless Bluetooth Speaker/Speakerphone $79 shipped (Reg. $100)
• SSDs: 840 EVO Series 500GB $225 (orig. $480), 850 Pro Series 256GB $185 (Reg. $200)
• ZAGG 20% off sitewide Back to School Sale: iPad keyboard cases, invisibleSHIELD, more
• Reebok up to 50% off + extra 25%: Zigtech shoes, apparel, more
• Target coupon: save $10 on in-store pickup orders of $40 or more
• REI 60-80% off promo: Platypus hydration pack $37, LED lantern $16, much more
• Google Chromecast streaming media player $30 shipped (Reg. $35)
• Targus Legend IQ laptop backpack $20 (orig. $50)
• HP 14″ Haswell Chromebook, 4GB Memory, 16GB SSD, 2 yrs 4G $238 (Reg. $348)
• Fantastical 2 calendar app for iPhone, iPad and Mac up to 50% off

New products/ongoing promotions:

• Turn your Apple USB wall plug into a power bank w/ NomadPlus
• Logitech introduces the “world’s fastest gaming mouse” with the G402 Hyperion Fury
• Exclusive: Get an extra $20 to trade in your old iPad at Gazelle (up to $430)
• TouchPico: Turn Any Surface Into Aroger Touch Screen with this Amazing Device
• Google Play Summer Steals app sale: Iron Force, TETRIS Blitz, Asteroids Pack, more
• EA Access lets Xbox One owners play its best titles for $5 a month
• Amazon launches a new custom 3D printing storefront
• Incase’s new Icon sleeve is “the next evolution in protection” for your MacBook and iPad
• The new littleBits WiFi enabled cloudBit makes anything an internet connected smart device
• Existing and future Chromecast owners can get a free 90-day Google All Access trial
• 8Bitdo brings retro gaming to iOS, Android, Mac and more with its NES Bluetooth controller
• New and upcoming Bluetooth speakers: Denon HEOS, Scosche boomBOTTLE black & Fugoo +Sport
• Logitech Harmony remotes & keyboards now work together to create the ultimate home theater experience
• Jump into the world of LED light bulbs for less than $5 a pop with Ikea Ledare
• Verizon FiOS goes symmetrical, upload speeds now same rate as downloads at same cost
• Save 30% on an AppleCare Protection Plan for your 13 or 15-inch MacBook
• Smart Home:
  • Free Philips Hue personal wireless lightning bulb ($60 value) w/ purchase of Philips Hue pack
  • $25 off the Wink Hub w/ one accessory purchase or $49 off w/ two accessory purchases
• Save 25% on Nomad’s new carabiner, key & credit card sized MFi Lightning cables

Amazon’s unlimited ebook and audiobook subscription service finally goes live in the U.S., try it free http://t.co/M9q7crx7bl

— 9to5Google (@9to5Google) July 18, 2014

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9to5Toys Last Call: Nest Thermostat (2nd gen) $224, Nikon D3200 w/ Adobe LR 5 $330, iPad Air 16GB WiFi $400, more

Be sure to follow 9to5Toys to keep up with the best gear and deals on the web: Twitter, RSS Feed,Facebook, Google+ and Safari push notifications.

Today’s can’t miss deals:

Last Call updates:

• Nest Learning Thermostat 2nd Generation: $224 shipped (Reg. $250)
• TP-LINK 150Mbps wireless pocket router w/ LAN and USB ports $20 w/ free Prime shipping (Reg. $40)
• Breett 10000mAh Power Bank Dual-Port USB 2.1A 1.0A Portable External Battery Charger $15 (Reg. $50)
• Nikon D3200 Digital SLR Camera refurb w/ Lightroom 5 $330 shipped (Reg. $530), Nikon 1 J1 DSLR bundle refurb $200 (Reg. $800)
• Brother HL-2270DW Monochrome Wireless Laser Printer $70 shipped (Reg. $150)
• Apple iPad Air deals w/ free shipping: 16GB $400 (Reg. $499), 32GB $490 (Reg. $599), 64GB $580 (Reg. $699)

Here’s your second chance if you missed out this morning!

The 16GB iPad Air for $400 is back in stock. http://t.co/PUaQQ49FRY

— 9to5Toys (@9to5toys) May 19, 2014

Just added to our Daily Deals: Nexus 5 $385, WD 1TB USB3 HD $55, Sony SmartWatch 2 $120 http://t.co/bOQKqeN6XY pic.twitter.com/ChQzYRnUAY

— 9to5Toys (@9to5toys) May 19, 2014

Readdle’s Calendars 5 for iOS is available for free for the first time ever (Reg. $7)

 

Samsung Smart HDTVs: 46-inch $427 (Reg. $750), slim 48-inch $571 (Reg. $830), 48-inch $735 (Reg. $900)

Games/Apps: Battlefield 4 $25, Logitech PowerShell iOS controller $50, 60% off Tropico titles + DLC for Mac, iOS freebies, more

REI Anniversary Sale knocks 20% off one full-price item, get a GoPro HERO3+ Black for $320 (Reg. $400)

Wii U consoles: 8GB Skylanders bundle $200, 32GB Deluxe Super Mario & Luigi U bundle $250 http://t.co/cSqo80TylV pic.twitter.com/qrCXWF1xeB

— 9to5Toys (@9to5toys) May 19, 2014

Other deals from today:

• New! Logitech Ultrathin iPad Air Keyboard Cover: $54 shipped (Reg. $100)
• New! Incase Campus MacBook backpacks $19.99 w/ free pickup (Reg. $60)
• New! Daily Deals: Kindle Fire HD 4G LTE: $219, Powerbeats by Dre: $80, IOGear Wireless Keyboard: $12, more
• New! LunaTik TikTok Watch Wrist Strap for iPod Nano 6G in 5 colors: Starting at $5 shipped
• New! Monster Beats by Dr Dre Tour in-ear headphones: $40 shipped

More deals still alive:

• Home Deals: GreenWorks Li-ion cordless blower $60 (Reg. $100), Dyson DC26 Vac (refurb) $180 (Reg. $400), kitchen & patio items, more
• Headphones: BlueAnt Embrace over ears $32 (orig. $200), Scosche RH over ears $60 (Reg. $149), Powerbeats by Dre. (refurb) $44 (Reg. $149)
• iClever Aluminum USB 3 4A hubs: 7-port: $25, 4-port: $13 shipped AC
• Display Deals: Dell 24″ UltraSharp $260 shipped (Reg. $350), three 23″ HP monitors $315 shipped (Reg. up to $480), HDTVs, more
• HDTV Deals: Samsung 46″120Hz: $512, Samsung 60″: $899, Panasonic 39″ Smart TV $400, more
• Belkin QODE Bluetooth Portable Keyboard Case for iPad mini: $35 shipped (Reg. $80)
• uNu Aero 2,000mAh iPhone 5/5s battery case w/ wireless charging pad: $60 shipped (reg. $100)
• Home Deals: Philips Automatic Espresso Machine $360 (Reg. $1600), KitchenAid Stand Mixer $230 (Reg. $350), more
• Apple iPad mini 32GB WiFi (black or white): $300 shipped (orig. $429)
• Bose OE2i On-Ear headphones w/ mic & controls $100 (orig. $180), more from Plantronics and Beyer Dynamic

New products/useful info:

• Eyefi Mobi 16GB SDHC memory card w/ 1-year of Eyefi Cloud for $100 shipped ($130 value)
• Deal Analysis: Is the Kinect-less Xbox One for $399 a good value?
• Take $150 off early 2014 MacBook Airs (requires .edu email), deals from $750 (up to 17% off)
• D-Link’s new Wi-Fi Smart Plug offers full control over your electronics w/ energy usage monitoring & thermal sensor safety features
• Verizon FiOS 50Mb/25Mb, Local TV + HBO Go or Showtime: $50/month. Fully Loaded: $75/month

Microsoft/Google/Android:

• ZTE is selling the Firefox OS phone direct via Ebay for $100 shipped

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Readdle’s Calendar apps get new iPad UI, custom reminders on iPhone, & more

Readdle, the developer behind popular Calendar apps for iPhone and iPad, today updated both its free Calendars by Readdle and the $2.99 Calendars 5 with a number of notable new features.

First up, both apps get an updated iPad UI that includes a number of tweaks for improved navigation and layout. For iPhone users, version 5.4 of the apps brings the ability to create custom reminders, while both iPhone and iPad users gain Smart Input support in new languages including Italian, French, and Spanish. Those new features are in addition to a handful of other improvements and fixes that you’ll notice throughout both apps.

Calendars by Readdle is available for free on the App Store, while the more feature filled Calendars 5 sells for $2.99.

Yesterday Readdle’s popular Print Pro for iPhone app went free for 24 hours and quickly became the #1 free app in 15 countries.

What’s New in Version 5.4

– updated iPad UI
– Smart Input now supports French, Italian, and Spanish.
– custom reminders on the iPhone
– lots of minor improvements

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Readdle’s Printer Pro for iPhone adds new languages, goes free for 24 hours (Reg. $4.99)

Printer Pro by Readdle from Readdle Inc. on Vimeo.

After recently adding support for eight additional languages, Readdles’ Printer Pro app for iPhone is going free for the next 24 hours.

If you haven’t already tried Printer Pro, then now is a great time. The app allows you to print content content and files from a number of apps on iOS to several WiFi printers without AirPrint and any printer connected to a Mac or PC.

Printer Pro is localized in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, and Portuguese. Regular $4.99, Printer Pro is available for free for 24 hours on the App Store. (Printer Pro for iPad is also available for $2.99.)

For more deals, follow @9to5Toys and check out 9to5Toys.com for updates.

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PDF management iPad app PDF Expert redesigned, adds AirDrop, tags & file sorting improvements

Readdle’s popular PDF and file management application for the iPad today received a significant update. Version 5 of the software gains a new design with the iOS 7 aesthetic in addition to several new features that will improve file management and sorting:

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Readdle releases ‘Calendars 5’ w/ new design for iOS 7, natural language input & much more

Developer Readdle has officially released the latest version of its popular Calendars app, which appears to be replacing the paid Calendars+ app that it rolled out back in May. Calendars 5 for iPhone and iPad introduces a new interface that focuses on upcoming events and a new look and feel designed specifically for iOS 7. It also adds new features including additional view modes, full offline support, natural language input for quickly creating events (much like Fantastical), and a new powerful task manager that syncs with iOS reminders.

Calendars 5 is available now on the App Store for an introductory price of $4.99 and Readdle’s free Calendar app also remains available.

A full list of what’s new in Calendars 5 is below:

What’s new:

1. Natural language event processing.

It’s the most natural way to enter an event. Everybody can understand and use it. But you can create events in Day view by tapping and holding, some might find that faster and more natural. Just try it yourself since we support it as well.

2. Clean UI focused on YOUR events.

There are no colorful bars or buttons in the elements of Calendars+5. The only elements in color on the screen are your events or buttons that need your attention. iOS 7 design philosophy is in its essence.

3. All complexity is hidden.

When you create an event in iOS calendar you see a 12-fields-dialog that confuses and disorients you. In Calendars+5 you have a single field to start with. The rest will unfold as you need it.

4. No compromises, you have ‘Day, Week, Month and List’ views of your events.

Depending on the situation you might need to see a different perspective of your schedule. We designed the best possible representation of your Day, Week and Month for the small iPhone screen.

5. Integrated task manager – syncs with iOS reminders.

Tasks and events should live in the same application while you may want to see all your tasks in your calendar when needed. At the same time a task manager should be first-class product and support everything you might ever need to successfully control your undertakings. I think we’ve done just that. And yes, you can sync your iOS reminders with the task manager in Calendars

6. Great for power users.

I know that till now I’ve been advocating for a perfect calendar for an ordinary person. But I hate compromises and I wanted to provide a remarkable tool for power users too, especially since our CEO is exactly this kind of person. Appointments, locations, notes and calendars with 10 000 events are something that you can easily manage with Calendars+ 5.

Moreover, you can create and events like “Do something every second month of the year on weekdays of the 1st, 2nd and last week”. Calendars+ 5 is the only iOS application that allows you to create custom recurring events.

7. First-class iPad app.

Calendars+ 5 is the first smart calendar for the iPad, since all other great calendar applications are for the iPhone only. I don’t get it because the iPad’s large screen is great for viewing your Weekly or Monthly schedule and enables richer interaction with events.

8. Transparent information sync between iPhone and iPad.

Your tasks and events are synced seamlessly in the background between all your devices. It just works, period.

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Readdle’s Scanner Pro updated with live border detection during scans

Scanner Pro, which lets users scan documents, receipts, and more using their iPhone or iPad, recieved a big update to version 4.5 this week. The update enables live border detection, which allows the app to intelligently find the edges of whatever is being scanned while you photograph it.

In our testing, the border detection was very accurate, although it did have a bit of trouble when the paper and the background where different shades of the same color. The app does still allow you to manually edit the borders to fit the document perfectly, just in case there is a detection error, so any small problems are easy to correct.

The app itself is well-designed and features a solid storage solution for your documents. Multi-page scans are supported and you can save everything to a variety of cloud storage services, including iCloud, Google Drive, Dropbox, and more. You can even fax scanned items right from your iOS device.

Scanner Pro 4.5 is available now on the App Store. Existing users get the update for free, while new customers can get it for $6.99.

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Readdle’s PDF Expert iPad app updated with improved annotating, more

Readdle has updated its popular iPad document storing and annotating app, PDF Expert, with several new features for annotating. 

-Сopy and Paste Annotations

-Move, resize and change properties of multiple annotation

-New layout in annotations toolbar for rect/oval/line/arrow

-Improvement in Text Highlight tool

Additionally, the update includes various other enhancements:

-New Day/Time keyboard for form filling

-New layout in annotations toolbar for rect/oval/line/arrow

-Added save/discard changes prompt to Save as -> Flatten

-Sync folders are supported in pdfefile:// scheme

-Increased timeout for move pages with tap & hold

I’ve been using PDF Expert for a while, and it is truly a powerful, easy-to-use solution for managing PDFs. Today’s update is free, but the app costs $9.99 on the App Store. There is a separate iPhone version as well for the same price.  

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Apps & updates: Readdle 5th anniversary sale, Amazon Mobile, Dead Trigger, HopStop, more

Today’s list of apps and updates hitting the App Stores kicks off with a huge sale on Readdle apps to celebrate the publisher’s fifth anniversary. As always, we will update the list when more apps hit the store.

Readdle 5th anniversary sale: Readdle, a premier productivity application developer for iOS, has begun a major sale for its suite of popular productivity App Store software. The company is doing this sale in celebration of its fifth-year anniversary as a company. The sale begins today and will run for the next 48 hours. The folks at Readdle created a new web page that describes their work and success so far. It is an interesting read for both other app developers and app users. Here are the discounts:

Scanner Pro: $6.99 to $1.99

PDF Expert: $9.99 to $4.99

Remarks: $6.99 to $0.99

Calendars: $6.99 to $1.99

ReaddleDocs: $6.99 to $0.99

PrinterPro: $6.99 to $1.99

PDF Converter: $6.99 to $1.99

Shakespeare Pro: $9.99 to $1.99

Amazon Mobile version 2.0.0: Amazon’s universal mobile app for shopping through Amazon.com received a notable update that includes the ability to utilize the “Subscribe & Save” option at checkout to get 5 percent to 15 percent off purchases. You can also now shop by department.

HopStop version 2.0: The popular iPhone app that provides subway and bus directions and transit maps for NYC, Boston, Chicago, San Fran (and elsewhere) was just updated with an all-new design that includes interactive route overview maps and built-in compass functionality, “station-to-station schedule search,” and much more.

Dead Trigger version 1.1.2: Madfinger’s latest title has been getting a ton of praise from game reviewers lately, and it received a huge update today that brings tons of new weapons, upgrades, gadgets, zombies, and environments. A full list of new features and fixes is below:

New weapons: Chain Saw, Lewis Machine Gun, Marine Engine with blades and American West Rifle

*New gadget: Head-Flator X100 to inflate the heads of zombies to XXXL size!

*New zombies: mutated mobsters or armoured SWAT members

*New environments: underground car park or secret research base

*Survival arena, that is tailor-made for massacre of hordes of zombies

*Daily rewards

*Casino: try your luck with a slot machine

*Save game data with cloud backup

☣ Bug Fixing

* Revive Kit (cooldown, number of usage during mission)

* Crash in Menu when too many missions were “available”

* Booster “Ammo Supply” did not working properly

⋆ Crash in GameCenter code

⋆ Various fixes in missions and graphics

☣ Tweaks

* Enemy AI

* Aiming on crawling enemies when enabled iron-sight

* New Hope accessible after first mission

* Shop ( items with zero owned pieces, etc. )

* Damages caused by mines, deactivated turret, cutters, exploding barrels that did not injure enemies on higher ranks

☣ Weapons, Gadgets, Upgrades

* Decrease price of various items

* Decrease required ranks

* Damage tweaks, etc

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Apps & updates: Bolt!, PDF Expert for iPad, Vyclone, and more

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We already had some app news today with the release of Gameloft’s official The Dark Knight Rises iOS game/movie tie-in, but the rest of the notable apps and updates hitting App Stores worldwide are below:

Bolt!: The free game, featuring the World’s Fastest Man and Jamaican track star Usain Bolt, was released by Rock Live a couple of days ago, but it is getting a ton of attention for its addictive gameplay. You might notice a few celebs playing this one (as you can see in the tweets above), and Mike Tyson is even accepting challenges. An iPad version is coming soon.

PDF Expert version 4.1: The iPad version of Readdle’s PDF Expert app was updated today to version 4.1 with a number of new features including:

– Faster PDF rendering

– AutoSync for Dropbox and other storages

– Support for Microsoft SkyDrive

– Recording audio notes into PDFs

– Ability to move opened notes

– Network connectivity fixes (FTP, SFTP, Dropbox)

Vyclone: Released as a free iPhone app on the App Store today, Vyclone takes video shots on several iPhones and stitches it together into the perfect video clip with multiple viewing angles. You can also take all the raw footage and make your own cuts.

Tango Video Calls: The Tango Video Calls app received a decent update today, including the ability to send and receive free text messages to Tango contacts, share videos in text conversations, and more.

Call of Duty: Black Ops Zombies: Activision’s Black Ops Zombies app received a huge update today brining the “dark and ice-covered isles of Siberia” as Call of Dead: Director’s Cut content. The updated also includes new V-R11 and Semtex mine weapons, new achievements, and a new perk called “Deadshot Daquiri”.