You can pick up a stunning 60-inch Samsung 4K television set from 2021 with a huge 20% discount applied. The 60-inch QLED Q60A 4K UHD set with Alexa built-in is currently reduced down to just $797.99 for what is likely going to be a limited period of time.
Amazon is absolutely the place to go if you are on the lookout for a new drone right now. Place an order today and you can bag yourself the DJI FPV Combo Pack for a bargain price of just $999. You don't need to enter any discount codes or clip any on-screen coupons and if you order soon you could be flying by the weekend!
Someone filmed Hayat Hotels testing out Apple's hotel key Wallet feature. Check it out in action right here.
The wonderful Microsoft software Winter Sale is here to warm you up during the cold winter months. Right now, discounts of up to 62% are being offered on cutting-edge Microsoft software, bringing the price of Microsoft Windows down to just $7.43.
India is working on its own mobile operating system to replace iOS and Android. Here are all the details on this.
If you’re taking a break from work, and you’re looking for something to do, it can be tempting to simply put on your favorite Netflix show and sit there and stare at the screen like a zombie.
Amazon is now selling the excellent and well-loved AirPods Pro from Apple for the bargain price of just $179.99. There are no discount codes or on-screen coupons for you to remember to enter or clip and if you order now you could possibly have these things pumping music into your head by the end of the day.
The Google Pixel 4 smartphone complete with 64GB of onboard storage is currently available to buy in an unlocked and renewed capacity for just $212. Because this device is part of the Amazon Renewed initiative, it comes with a huge 43% discount.
It might be a full three months since Apple announced the 14-inch and 16-inch MacBook Pro notebooks with those impressive M1 Pro and M1 Max chips, but you're still going to struggle to actually buy one.
Apple's fall events are set to offer the 'widest array of new hardware products' ever according to Mark Gurman. Here are the details on this.
















