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Celebration time for game lovers as Ironhide Game Studio, in partnership with IGN, is offering free downloads of Kingdom Rush Frontiers for iPhone users and Kingdom Rush Frontiers HD for iPad users. Read More
Amazon’s take on an Android phone (well, sort of), the Fire Phone, previously priced at $650, has just been dropped all the way down to 99 cents, along with a contract of course. It will be available exclusively with AT&T if bought on contract and will set you back $18.75 a month for 2 years, totalling $450, still $200 cheaper than the device’s unlocked version. Considering you get a monthly AT&T package and a full year of Amazon Prime ($99) if bought before December 31st, it’s a great deal if this is a device you wanted to get. Read More
Sprint has just started selling the HTC One E8 for $100, with a 2-year contract. The HTC One E8 is a top-notch device, essentially an HTC One M8 (different camera, though) but in the polycarbonate flavour. It comes with a 5″ 1080p Display, a 2.3GHz Quad core Snapdragon 801 Processor, 2GB RAM, a 13MP Camera, and a 2600mAh battery: Read More
AT&T’s non-contract branch, Cricket Wireless, is now offering you $100 in bill credit if you move to their network from T-Mobile or MetroPCS. Read More
Apple has launched a limited-period promotion offer on App Store. The promotion is for iOS productivity apps and offers at least 50 percent off on popular productivity Apps. Read More
Yesterday, Apple launched its iPhone and iPad trade-in program in Australia. All 21 Apple Stores in Australia will allow customers to trade-in their iPhones and iPads for credit on new models. Customers will get up to $250 credit for an iPhone, and up to $215 credit for an iPad that can only be used to upgrade to a new iPhone or iPad. The exact amount will be determined by the Apple Geniuses who will be assessing the devices as they come in. Read More
Google is trying to capture the daily deals market with Google Offers and so far, it has been working amazingly well. Today, Google uploaded two new videos on YouTube demonstrating how Google Offers for small businesses works. In the first video, Google explains the whole concept of Google Offers whereby merchants can set up their own personal offer page and even work with the Google Offers team to help expand their business. Google will charge 20% of the sale your make via their platform. Read More
At D9, Google’s Vice President of Digital Commerce demoed the all new Google Wallet and Google Offers. Google Wallet combines the mobile payments and local offers that enhance customer shopping experience. As pointed out by Walt and Kara, Google Offers is basically a Groupon competitor. Read More
