Amazon bought the company behind the Ring smart doorbell earlier this year, and since then it has incorporated the Ring devices into its hardware unit. Today, you can save some big bucks on Amazon when you purchase the Ring Video Doorbell 2. It’s currently priced at $139, or $60 off its normal price tag.
The Ring Video Doorbell 2 allows you to see what’s going on just outside your door on your smartphone or tablet, no matter where you might be located.
Sony Xperia XZsThe Sony Xperia XZs takes most of what we know from its predecessor and makes some improvements, but the changes are so few and far between that it isn’t worth Sony’s asking price of $700. Table of contents
Sony took the wraps off of two new high-end smartphones at this year’s MWC. While the Xperia XZ Premium deservedly garnered most of the attention, the company also unveiled the successor of the Xperia XZ, which was their 2016 flagship.
We’re all looking for a pair of high-quality earbuds that aren’t going to break the bank. Right now on Amazon you can grab a pair of the new BE2 buds for only $39. It’s rare you’ll find earbuds of this caliber at such great value.
What’s so special about them? When it comes to selecting wireless earbuds, your first question is likely to be about battery life. This is an area in which the BE2 model really comes into its own.
The ads – Amazon’s Special Offers – will appear on the lock screen, and users won’t be able to pay Amazon the extra buck to remove them. And while the ads aren’t exactly intrusive, and users would not mind seeing some special offers – especially the ones they’d like to take advantage of – the fact still remains that not everybody likes to be bombarded with ads.
This aren’t the first Amazon-made devices to get the Special Offers treatment.
The 1More Black Friday and Cyber Monday sale is here, allowing you to save up to 52% on the company’s most popular headphones, earbuds, and more. And if the usual savings aren’t enough for you, you can use the promo code 1MOREBFCM at checkout to take an additional 5% off your order.
There are bigger discounts than that available, such as the price drop on the 1More true wireless ANC earbuds.
It’s been one year since NVIDIA debuted the Tegra Zone, the premier destination to get games optimized for Tegra specific hardware. The jump in performance from Tegra 2 to Tegra 3 was absolutely massive, and the number of quality titles that keep popping keep getting better as time goes by. If you’ve never seen them in action, then you’re missing out, as the titles of today optimized for Tegra 3 hardware are getting very close to console like quality.
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Nvidia has confirmed it will be acquiring the processor architecture company Arm from SoftBank. The deal is valued at $40 billion and will be paid for via a mix of cash and Nvidia stock. The deal is expected to close sometime in 18 months, or around early 2022. As previously rumored, Nvidia has confirmed it will be buying the processor architecture company Arm. The graphics chip maker says it will purchase Arm Holdings from its current owner SoftBank for a total of $40 billion.
Qualcomm concluded its 2018 5G day in San Diego by announcing the newest generation of its Snapdragon X-series LTE modem, the Snapdragon X24.
The X24 is the first modem based on a 7nm LPE process, which offers a number of enhancements over the second generation X20 modem.
Where the X20 modem was a 20 percent speed increase over the X16, with 12 spacial streams over three carriers to hit a max throughput of 1.
U.S. Lenovo tablet owners will be happy to hear that their ThinkPad Tablet Ice Cream Sandwich update is finally here. After the company released the Ice Cream Sandwich update for the international versions of the device, it’s now time to meet the Android 4 needs of the North American public.
According to The Verge, the Thinkpad Tablet Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade has been available since Monday, but in case you haven’t received a notification for your over-the-air update yet you can always try to set it off manually.
Telus has some good news to share for folks who need a blazing fast mobile Internet connection in their lives, the kind that only LTE can provide.
Although it wasn’t the first to offer 4G LTE wireless service, the carrier has been aggressively expanding its LTE network coverage in the country. The latest expansions see Telus’ 4G LTE network covering 61% of the Canadian population. That’s roughly 20 million happy Canadians.