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In yet another non-Prime Day deal, Google has dropped the price of the Pixelbook on the Google Store. The king of all Chromebooks currently has a $250 discount on all three models. That means you can get the base version for as little as $749.
We’ve …
Do you play a lot of games on your phone despite the prevalence of in-app purchase minefields? Well, then you’re braver than I. Heavy mobile gamers will be happy to know that Google has finally increased the level cap, which was stuck at an anemic 50….
The Vivo Nex S is no doubt one of the most interesting phones of 2018. Its massive 6.6″ OLED screen may only be 1080p, but it’s hiding an in-display fingerprint sensor and a fancy pop-up camera underneath that. JerryRigEverything already checked out t…
The Vivo Nex S is no doubt one of the most interesting phones of 2018. Its massive 6.6″ OLED screen may only be 1080p, but it’s hiding an in-display fingerprint sensor and a fancy pop-up camera underneath that. JerryRigEverything already checked out t…
Project Fi only recently let non-Google phones join the party. Today, Fi has announced that two of those phones now come with a pretty enticing incentive. Purchasing either the LG G7 ThinQ or the V35 ThinQ from the carrier will net you $300 in service credit. Depending on how much data you use each month, that could go a long way.
Your Fi future is lookin’ bright: purchase and activate any LG phone on Fi and get $300 in service credit.
[Deal Alert] Project Fi offering $300 service credit with purchase of LG G7 ThinQ or V35 ThinQ was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Project Fi only recently let non-Google phones join the party. Today, Fi has announced that two of those phones now come with a pretty enticing incentive. Purchasing either the LG G7 ThinQ or the V35 ThinQ from the carrier will net you $300 in service credit. Depending on how much data you use each month, that could go a long way.
Your Fi future is lookin’ bright: purchase and activate any LG phone on Fi and get $300 in service credit.
[Deal Alert] Project Fi offering $300 service credit with purchase of LG G7 ThinQ or V35 ThinQ was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Prime Day is in full swing, but it can be hard to keep track of all the different sales happening. Even a few third-party retailers seem to be trying to divert a bit of that attention to themselves with their own promotions. To make things a bit easier for our readers, we’re keeping track of all the stuff that we spot together in one place, right here.
Like always, we do our best to make a comparison to real prices, rather than just the ridiculously inflated advertised discount or MSRP, so this list (ideally) shouldn’t have anything on it that was marked up only to be discounted.
2018 Prime Day deal roundup: All the best phones, Chromebooks, and smart home gadgets on sale [Updated continuously] was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
Prime Day is upon us, and the deals are piling up. Essential has announced that on Amazon, its PH-1 will go for just $250 — that’s $450 off its launch price and more than $200 off its current price — beginning today at noon, Pacific time.
At launch, we ruled the Essential Phone was just okay. The design is interesting and the hardware is nice, but for $700, the camera was lacking.
[Deal Alert] Essential Phone hits all-time low of $250 for Amazon Prime Day was written by the awesome team at Android Police.
A Paperwhite is the best invention since Gutenberg’s press.
I love to read. I try to read at least two books each week and don’t limit myself to any specific genre — I just like to lose myself in a good book or two. And I’ve found the best way to read if you love reading as much as I do is with a Kindle Paperwhite.
I’ve been unfaithful to my Paperwhite in the past, thinking I had little desire to keep yet another device charged and up to date and that my phone was a good enough experience that I’d not miss it. And I was wrong. A Paperwhite, with its spectacular e-ink screen, not only feels like a real book but looks even better. E-ink is probably not the right type of display for a phone (sorry Yota) or a smartwatch (sorry Pebble) but when it comes to looking at page after page of words and enjoying it, the contrast and unique screen lighting of a Kindle Paperwhite really is the best thing to happen for book lovers since Gutenberg. You’ll know this is true once you take a Pap…
Google’s own carrier offering definitely has appealing features.
If you’re an Android enthusiast, you likely know about Project Fi. But that doesn’t mean you necessarily know everything about it. And for everyone out there who doesn’t have one of the handful of phones that work with the carrier are unlikely to have looked into Project Fi deeply. So we’re here to give you the high-level view at the carrier option that comes directly from Google. Namely, just what the heck it is, how it works compared to other carriers and maybe a few reasons why you’d want to try it.
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July 16, 2018 — Get a $300 credit when pre-ordering the G7 or V35
It’s been almost a month since the LG G7 and V35 appeared on Project Fi, and if you’ve been holding off on picking one up for yourself, a new promotion for a $300 Fi credit might finally push you over the edge.
Between now and July 29 (while supplies last), you can get a $300 credit that’s applied tow…
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