That fine print is starting to kick in, so if you recently signed up to T-Mobile ONE and haven't redeemed your benies, you'll have to do so soon.
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That fine print is starting to kick in, so if you recently signed up to T-Mobile ONE and haven't redeemed your benies, you'll have to do so soon.
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The Google Chromecast is not only one of the most useful and innovative gadgets of the last few years, it's also dazzlingly cheap. And if you're looking to pick one up for the cheapest possible price, you've come to the right place!
Chromecast is a Wi-Fi HDMI dongle that you plug directly into your TV. From there you can use your smartphone or tablet to 'throw' video at your TV over Wi-Fi – whether it be Netflix movies, live football matches from the major broadcasters or simply just a funny YouTube video. On this page we'll find you the best prices for the Chromecast Ultra, Chromecast 2 (or just Chromecast now) and Chromecast Audio and explain how they differ.
This one's easy. The standard price for a Chromecast 2 is about $58. You should never, ever pay more than that because you can always find one for that price.
The Chromecast 2, or 'new Chromecast' as it's also known, is very similar to the now almost-extinct 2013 Chromecast. Sure, it looks a little different. And it's got slightly faster network performance and a few other tweaks such as coming with a dangly cable instead of as a rigid stick. But, essentially, it's the same product in a different shape – that's why the prices were basically the same. If you can find one for the same price, get this new one.
While it doesn't offer true multi-room streaming at the moment (fingers crossed that comes soon), this easy-to-use and affordable device modernises any trusty set of wired speakers you already own with wireless capabilities. In doing so, it also opens them up to features that will grow and get even better over time. Got an old set of speakers or an ancient iPod dock? Turn it into a wireless speaker with Chromecast Audio!
The 4K Chromecast Ultra is the newest member of the Chromecast family. If you have a 4K TV or are planning on getting one, it's certainly worth picking one of these up. This micro streamer cheap, effective and makes the jump from 1080p to 4K HDR seamlessly.
Chromecast Ultra deals are usually around $95, so anything cheaper is an added bonus.
Other news from the fourth quarter earnings call include shipments of the BlackBerry Aurora and more hardware licensing coming soon.
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It's time for another churn at the ol' iPhone rumor mill, as another report points to a potential new feature coming to Apple's next handset.
A Barclays investment report appears to hint at three new iPhones expected to come out this year with True Tone displays, according to MacRumors.
If true, this would mean that the (yet to be announced) iPhone 7S/7S+ and iPhone 8 may get displays that were previously exclusive to Apple's 9.7-inch iPad Pro.
True Tone adjusts white balance on the iPad's screen in accordance to ambient light around the user, ensuring they see the color on their screen as close to accurately as possible.
For example, the display might adjust the amount of orange you see to match using the device in a warmly-lit room, or use cooler colors when you take the device outside or somewhere with bright LED lighting.
This feature works similarly to how Apple's Night Shift feature cuts out blue light to aid in getting a good night's sleep, though True Tone is primarily used by artists and photographers that need to know exactly how an image looks.
Though still in the realm of speculation, we wouldn't be surprised if Apple continues to step up its display game in time for the iPhone 8. For example, we've seen other reports claim that the iPhone maker's next batch may also dabble with a flexible OLED screen.
The Galaxy Forever program is back with free upgrades at 12 months, an option to buy at 18 and a chance of biting dust with the S8 after that.
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The Google Japanese Input Puchi Puchi Version isn't going to get mass produced, but you could get your hands into an Arduino board...
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Unlike the US, where the "regular" Moto G5 isn't coming at all, British O2 subscribers can get the phone in three colors, including bright blue.
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Apple is apparently number one in 'brand intimacy' alongside profitability and customer satisfaction. And this new list doesn't just include tech brands.
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By no means a "foolproof security measure", the new face authentication function of the Galaxy S8 and S8+ can be fooled by a photograph, it seems.
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If you feel like you can't keep up with your Dash-charging OnePlus phone anymore, try out the company's limited April Fools' energy drink.
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Every time an assistant is demoed, it always includes a scenario where someone's meeting someone from lunch. Often, they're late. What the heck?
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While Samsung claims it has Galaxy S8 supply under control, rumors suggest otherwise. Meanwhile, analysts expect up to 60 million 2017 sales.
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PureVPN has apps for all major smartphone and desktop platforms, as well as smart TVs and wireless routers. You can get a lifetime subscription to PureVPN for just $69, 88% off the usual price.
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