It's almost weekend time again, which can mean only one thing; it's time to shed the shackles of the working week and welcome in the weekend break with a spending spree on some excellent technological goodies with extremely attractive discounted pricing.
Apple's iTunes team in charge of App Store has selected yet another fantastic and educational children's app to be featured as the Free App of the Week. The app, which has a predominant focus on being a fun and interesting way to teach children about making music, usually sells for the handsome price of $3, but will be offered as an entirely free-of-charge download for iPhone, iPad and iPod touch devices for the next seven days as part of Apple's ongoing App Store offer.
Never one to shy away from a shameless marketing strategy, Samsung has officially announced the Galaxy S7 Edge Olympic Games Edition. We hate to imagine how big the box is going to be just to fit all that text on.
It's that time of the day again when we try and look to alleviate some of the potential crippling boredom that can often befall us during the working day or when we are just sitting idle trying to relax. Rather than come up with some innovative way of dishing out entertainment that appeals to the masses, we stick to the tried and tested method of bringing a number of cut-price technology deals available online right to your eyes.
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