Want to get your hands on Google's hottest new phone and save some money while you do it? Of course you do, and right now Amazon is offering the Google Pixel 4 for just $594.99. Normally, this phone would retail for around $800, but you're saving more than 25% now.
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Apple has just announced free virtual coaching sessions for remote learners. Here is everything you need to know about this.
The Apple Watch Series 6 is to feature Touch ID, sleep tracking, and a pulse oximeter, while the Series 2 watch will not support watchOS 7. Here are the details on this.
Amazon is offering a couple of deals relating to its Amazon Fire TV Stick and Fire TV Stick 4K. Right now, if you buy two of either of those products Amazon will give you a cool $20 in credit.
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Apple recently released iPadOS 13.4 and while most of the talk has been about its new pointer functionality, there are some other gems that were announced alongside it. And if you're in the enterprise or education sector you might be in for a treat.
It's a very exciting time for anyone who has a new iPad Pro on the way, so when someone takes one of those iPad Pros and bends it in half, angels everywhere cry. YouTuber EverythingApplePro was behind the iPad Pro bending, with a brand new tablet giving its life in the name of science.















