10 deals you don’t want to miss on Saturday: Phone sanitizers, $500 off Galaxy Fold, $38 Hue bulbs, Friends DVDs, more
We’ve got some terrific deals for you to check out on Saturday, and it all starts out with two different smartphone sanitizer boxes that have been flying off the shelves lately… for obvious reasons. The HoMedics UV-Clean Portable Sanitizer was available in both black and gray to ship out next week at the time of this writing, and the medical-grade PurLite UV-C Sanitizer Box ships out in a few weeks but it’s definitely worth the wait. Other top deals on Saturday include a huge $500 discount on an unlocked Samsung Galaxy Fold if you buy a refurb, $50 Philips Hue multicolor A19 LED smart light bulbs for under $38 apiece, a one-day sale on smart light switches for as little as $12 each, AirPods Pro at Black Friday’s all-time low price (order now and they’ll ship within a week or two), 144-count boxes of AmazonBasics wood #2 pencils that everyone is loading up on now that schools are closed for just $9.99, a one-day sale on the awesome Gladwell Cordless Electric Mop, Friends: The Complete Series Collection on DVD for just $49.96 (even cheaper than it was on Friday!), and all five Jurrasic Park movies on Blu-ray for just $24.99, which is the lowest price we’ve seen. Check out all of today’s top deals down below.
HoMedics UV-Clean Portable Sanitizer, Black: $99.00
PurLite UV-C Sanitizer Box | UV Disinfection Box for Baby Bottle Jewelry Beauty Tools Phone Too…: $199.99
Samsung – Galaxy Fold SM-F900U – Cosmos Black – Unlocked AT&T Model GSM (US Warranty) (Renewed)…: $1,499.00
Philips Hue 548610 Smart Light Bulb, 2, White and Color Ambiance: $75.45
Apple AirPods Pro: $234.98
AmazonBasics Wood-cased Bulk Pencils – #2 HB Pencil – Box of 144: $9.99
Gladwell Cordless Electric Mop – 3 in 1 Spinner, Scrubber, Waxer Quiet, Powerful Cleaner Spin S…: $119.99
Save up to 22% on Treatlife Smart Light Switches: $26.39 – $71.99
Friends: The Complete Series Collection (25th Anniversary/Repackaged/DVD): $49.96
Jurassic World 5-Movie Collection [Blu-ray]: $24.99
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10 deals you don’t want to miss on Saturday: Phone sanitizers, $500 off Galaxy Fold, $38 Hue bulbs, Friends DVDs, more originally appeared on BGR.com on Sat, 14 Mar 2020 at 08:47:25 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Apple closing all stores outside of China through March 27
- After announcing that its upcoming annual developers conference will switch to an online-only format this year as a result of the continued spread of the coronavirus, Apple in the earning morning hours Saturday released a statement from CEO Tim Cook announcing further steps the company is taking.
- They include the closure of all Apple stores outside of China through March 27.
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Apple has announced a series of measures it’s taking in response to the spread of the coronavirus, which includes the dramatic step, per CEO Tim Cook, of closing all of its stores outside of Greater China through March 27.
Apple announced that step as part of a multi-pronged effort that also includes moving employees toward remote work arrangements where possible, matching employee donations to support efforts to contain the virus, and more. It follows the iPhone maker’s announcement on Friday that its upcoming annual developers conference, as expected, will switch to an online format this year rather than encouraging reporters and bloggers from the spectrum of the tech industry to gather in one place for the company to show off new software updates for its myriad devices.
Today’s Top Deals
- Coronavirus prep 101: 5 essentials you should stock up on while you still can
- AirPods Pro price drop: This might be your last chance to get them at the all-time low
- Today’s best deals: UV-C smartphone sanitizer, Friends DVDs, AirPods Pro at all-time low, $27 ANC headphones, more
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Apple closing all stores outside of China through March 27 originally appeared on BGR.com on Sat, 14 Mar 2020 at 02:49:18 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Trump’s ban on travel from Europe just went into effect – here’s what happens now
- The federal government has taken a series of dramatic and sweeping steps to try and get the spread of the coronavirus here under control, and one of them just went into effect at midnight Friday night: A ban on travel from Europe imposed by President Trump.
- The ban excludes US citizens but covers 26 European nations and is set to extend for 30 days. Here’s what happens next, including what US citizens returning home will face, which includes stepped-up health screenings.
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President Trump’s dramatic imposition of a travel ban on foreign nationals coming into the US from Europe just went into effect as of midnight, Friday night — one of several sweeping new measures the federal government has taken to try and bring the spread of the coronavirus under control. And on the same day, no less, that the World Health Organization declared that Europe is now the epicenter of the global outbreak of the virus.
Barring a change in conditions on the ground, Trump announced the ban in a Wednesday night speech televised from the Oval Office, and it’s set to extend for 30 days. US citizens can still fly into the country from Europe, and it’s not the entirety of Europe that’s subject to the ban, so here’s what you need to know (as well as what happens now) in light of the ban now being in effect.
Today’s Top Deals
- Coronavirus prep 101: 5 essentials you should stock up on while you still can
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- AirPods Pro price drop: This might be your last chance to get them at the all-time low
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Trump’s ban on travel from Europe just went into effect – here’s what happens now originally appeared on BGR.com on Sat, 14 Mar 2020 at 01:06:53 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Elon Musk thinks coronavirus isn’t even one of the ‘top 100 health risks’ to worry about
- Elon Musk has now doubled-down on his tweet from a few days ago that declared “the coronavirus panic is dumb,” this time via a Friday memo to workers at his company SpaceX in which he declares that the virus doesn’t even seem to fall within “the top 100 health risks” we should be worried about in the United States right now.
- It’s a position, of course, that is contradicted by most experts at the moment who are begging almost everyone to practice new habits such as social distancing and vigorous, constant washing of hands to try to arrest the spread of the virus, which led President Trump to declare a state of emergency in the US on Friday.
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“Don’t panic” is the phrase that figures prominently in one of Elon Musk’s favorite books, The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy. It’s a phrase the embodies hope and arguably represents pretty sound advice in any crisis — though Musk is being criticized yet again for offering an extreme version of that advice in response to the coronavirus outbreak that is slowly ripping apart the status quo of daily life in America. To wit: There’s not panicking, and then there’s an influential figure like Musk sending a memo, as he did to employees of SpaceX Friday morning in which he declares that not only is he not worried at all about the coronavirus — the evidence he’s seen has him convinced that this virus “is *not* within the top 100 health risks in the United States.”
Today’s Top Deals
- AirPods Pro price drop: This might be your last chance to get them at the all-time low
- Today’s top deals: Coronavirus killer, AirPods Pro all-time low, crazy wireless camera, Gillette razors and blades, more
- Coronavirus prep 101: 5 essentials you should stock up on while you still can
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Elon Musk thinks coronavirus isn’t even one of the ‘top 100 health risks’ to worry about originally appeared on BGR.com on Fri, 13 Mar 2020 at 22:49:01 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Huawei’s P40 Pro might have one big advantage over the Galaxy S20
- Huawei’s upcoming P40 series will be the first P-series version to ship without Google apps preinstalled, as Huawei is still banned from working with Google.
- The P40 Pro, meanwhile, is expected to be Huawei’s best answer to the iPhone 11 and Samsung’s Galaxy S20 Ultra, which means the handset will carry a high price tag.
- A new report from Greece now claims that the P40 models will be more affordable than the S20 phones, contrary to what a leak said a few days ago.
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The coronavirus is wreaking havoc around the world, but that’s not even Huawei’s biggest problem. The company is about to launch a brand new Huawei P-series phone which will be more sophisticated than ever. It’s also the first P-series model to come with a huge flaw: the lack of preinstalled Google apps that buyers in Western markets have gotten used to. It’s one thing for Huawei to sell Android phones to Chinese customers who don’t expect Google apps on these devices, and quite another to convince hardcore Android users to switch to an operating system that comes without the Play Store, Google Maps, Gmail, Chrome, or Search.
The coronavirus outbreak and the US ban will be two huge issues that might hurt the P40 phones in Western countries. The only way to make these phones more appealing is to sell them at a more affordable price, and that’s why you’re going to like this P40 Pro rumor if you’re considering buying one.
Today’s Top Deals
- AirPods Pro price drop: This might be your last chance to get them at the all-time low
- Today’s top deals: Coronavirus killer, AirPods Pro all-time low, crazy wireless camera, Gillette razors and blades, more
- Coronavirus prep 101: 5 essentials you should stock up on while you still can
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Huawei’s P40 Pro might have one big advantage over the Galaxy S20 originally appeared on BGR.com on Fri, 13 Mar 2020 at 22:12:34 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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One of the hottest movies on Netflix right now is 1995’s ‘Outbreak’
- One of the top movies right now on Netflix is 1995’s Outbreak, a thriller starring Dustin Hoffman about a virologist who tries to stop the spread of a killer virus.
- The movie is one of the top titles at the time of this writing per the rankings Netflix now publishes daily, which reveal what the top TV shows, movies, and overall content are on its service at any given moment in time. The lists are updated daily and offer deeper insight into how people are using the streamer.
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Now that Netflix has started posting its own daily lists of the hottest TV shows, movies, and overall content on the service, it’s providing a fascinating window into the dominant streaming service on the planet — and, specifically, at how its millions of subscribers are using it to consume the content they love.
The lists change daily, and Netflix hasn’t given too much insight at this point into how they’re compiled. You can check them out yourself, if you haven’t already, by selecting either the TV or movie categories from the main Netflix page, and just start to scroll down. You should see a collection of outsized numbers next to movie titles, denoting the list — and, interestingly, there seems to be a coronavirus-themed influence on the numbers that are current as of the time of this writing on Friday afternoon.
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One of the hottest movies on Netflix right now is 1995’s ‘Outbreak’ originally appeared on BGR.com on Fri, 13 Mar 2020 at 20:39:33 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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OnePlus 8 Pro leaked by Robert Downey Jr., launch reportedly set for April 15th
- OnePlus brand ambassador Robert Downey Jr. was photographed holding a OnePlus 8 Pro while on the set for a commercial, despite the fact the phone hasn’t been announced yet.
- Two leakers indicate that the OnePlus 8 series of phones will officially launch on April 15th.
- If you want to know more about the specs for the OnePlus 8 and OnePlus 8 Pro, be sure to check out the most recent, and most comprehensive, leak from last month.
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Smartphone leaks come in all shapes and sizes, but it’s not often that an A-list celebrity is the source of the leak. As you may know, Robert Downey Jr. became a brand ambassador for OnePlus last year, appearing in commercials and posting photos of himself on social media with the OnePlus 7 in hand. It appears that the deal he made with OnePlus is ongoing, too, as a now-deleted Instagram post showed him with what seems to be a OnePlus 8 Pro.
Today’s Top Deals
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- Today’s best deals: AirPods Pro, crazy wireless cameras, secret Sony WH1000XM3 sale, Fire Stick 4K bundle, more
- Today’s best deals: UV-C smartphone sanitizer, Friends DVDs, AirPods Pro at all-time low, $27 ANC headphones, more
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OnePlus 8 Pro leaked by Robert Downey Jr., launch reportedly set for April 15th originally appeared on BGR.com on Fri, 13 Mar 2020 at 19:06:53 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Apple may announce a new MacBook Air as soon as next week
- Apple may announce a new MacBook Air model much sooner than expected — during the week of March 15, if a new tipster’s information pans out.
- This source was quoted by a prominent tech blog, MacRumors, which reports that the source has a track record of accuracy and that this announcement would be even sooner than we’d thought. Renowned Apple insider Ming-Chi Kuo has already reported that a new Air and MacBook Pro are coming in the second quarter.
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Following up on a recent research note from the world’s top Apple insider that a new MacBook Air could be announced by the company at some point during the second quarter, a new rumor has emerged that Apple may, in fact, announce the new model even sooner than that — possibly even next week.
Despite the appearance that might be conveyed from the wall-to-wall news coverage about the coronavirus, US companies are trying to press forward with, if not business as usual, then at least a semblance of progress so that they all don’t come grinding to a halt and send the economy into a tailspin. Apple is one such company — and TF International Securities analyst, the always-reliable Ming-Chi Kuo, has reported that a new MacBook Air in addition to a new 13-inch MacBook Pro, will be coming during the second quarter.
Today’s Top Deals
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Apple may announce a new MacBook Air as soon as next week originally appeared on BGR.com on Fri, 13 Mar 2020 at 18:03:32 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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AT&T suspends pointless data caps in response to coronavirus
- AT&T announced that it will be suspending data caps and overage fees as COVID-19 spreads.
- It has been proven time and again that ISP data caps are complete nonsense and could be eliminated in an instant without hurting the service providers that enforce them.
- The US Senate has reached out to other ISPs to urge them to act in response to this crisis.
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One of the many, many things that the coronavirus pandemic has proven is that the internet should be a public utility, not a luxury. If you yourself have not been told to work from home yet, you probably know someone who has, and no matter what your job is, you likely need access to the internet to do it. In light of this, Vice reports that AT&T will be suspending broadband data caps for all of its customers until further notice.
“Many of our AT&T Internet customers already have unlimited home internet access, and we are waiving internet data overage for the remaining customers,” a company spokesperson told Vice.
Today’s Top Deals
- AirPods Pro price drop: This might be your last chance to get them at the all-time low
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- Today’s best deals: AirPods Pro, crazy wireless cameras, secret Sony WH1000XM3 sale, Fire Stick 4K bundle, more
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AT&T suspends pointless data caps in response to coronavirus originally appeared on BGR.com on Fri, 13 Mar 2020 at 17:00:52 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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At $29 on sale, Roku Premiere is the cheapest streamer with 4K and HDR
- There’s no shortage of streaming media players available these days, but the Roku Premiere might be the single best one while it’s on sale on Amazon.
- For just $40, you get a compact device with Roku’s beloved streaming media interface as well as support for both 4K resolution and HDR content.
- $40 is already a terrific value that undercuts Amazon’s Fire TV Stick 4K, but the Roku Premiere is on sale right now at an all-time low of just $29.
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Roku has been the number one brand in streaming media players for many years now, and we don’t see that changing anytime soon. You really can’t go wrong with Amazon’s various Fire TV devices either, but people just seem to gravitate toward Roku’s various streaming media players more often than they do to Fire TV devices.
Perhaps it’s the simple interface, which puts your apps front and center at all times. Amazon’s Fire TV UI is a bit cluttered and it’s clear that Amazon is always trying to sell you something, whether it’s a new Amazon original show or some app that a developer paid to feature. With a Roku device, on the other hand, you just turn it on, open the app you want to open, and start streaming.
Speaking of apps, Roku is home to literally every single streaming content service you could possibly want. From Netflix and Amazon Prime Video to Hulu, Vudu, Apple TV+, Disney+, pay TV channel apps, and everything else. There are also countless streaming services on there that you’ve probably never even heard of, plus the Roku Channel aggregates all sorts of great movies and shows that you can watch for free.
If you’re in the market for a streaming media player right now, there’s really only one that you should even bother considering. It’s the $40 Roku Premiere HD/4K/HDR Streaming Media Player, and it’s on sale right now on Amazon at an all-time low price of just $29. The only time Amazon’s rival Fire TV Stick 4K is that cheap is on Prime Day or Black Friday!
Roku Premiere | HD/4K/HDR Streaming Media Player, Simple Remote and Premium HDMI Cable: $29.00
If for whatever reason you insist on having a Roku with the dongle form factor, that’s pretty much the only reason you should pass on this deal — even though you can easily store the Roku Premiere behind most TVs. Luckily for you, there’s another deal on Amazon right now that drops the $60 Roku Streaming Stick+ to $49. It’s a dongle that supports 4K and HDR just like the Premiere, and this is the latest version that comes with a voice remote and TV controls.
Roku Streaming Stick+ | HD/4K/HDR Streaming Device with Long-range Wireless and Voice Remote wi…: $46.51
More of today’s top deals
HoMedics UV-Clean Portable Sanitizer, Black: $99.99
HoMedics UV-Clean Phone Sanitizer, Black | Faster Than Any UV Sanitizer On The Market | Kills U…: $79.99
Popular Hand Soaps On Amazon: $0.99+
Friends: The Complete Series Collection (25th Anniversary/Repackaged/DVD): $54.99
Friends: The Complete Series (Repackaged/Blu-ray): $59.99
Apple AirPods Pro: $234.98
Apple AirPods 2 with Wireless Charging Case – White (Renewed): $119.00
Anker Soundcore Life P2 True Wireless Earbuds with 4 Microphones, CVC 8.0 Noise Reduction, Grap…: $49.99
Active Noise Cancelling Headphones, TaoTronics Bluetooth Headphones [2020 Version] Over Ear Wir…: $26.99 (use code BGRVNC8J)
USB C Charger AUKEY Omnia 65W Fast Charger (Dual Port USB C PD 3.0 Plus USB A) with GaNFast Tec…: $41.99
Smart Plug Gosund Smart Wifi Outlet Works with Alexa and Google Home, 2.4G Wifi Only, No Hub Re…: $20.49 ($5.12 each (use code WP5MARCH by 3/18)
iRobot Roomba i7+ (7550) Robot Vacuum with Automatic Dirt Disposal-Empties Itself, Wi-Fi Connec…: $799.00
iRobot Roomba 614 Robot Vacuum- Good for Pet Hair, Carpets, Hard Floors, Self-Charging: $224.00
ILIFE V3s Pro Robot Vacuum Cleaner, Tangle-free Suction , Slim, Automatic Self-Charging Roboti…: $129.99
Today’s Top Deals
- AirPods Pro price drop: This might be your last chance to get them at the all-time low
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- Today’s best deals: AirPods Pro, crazy wireless cameras, secret Sony WH1000XM3 sale, Fire Stick 4K bundle, more
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At $29 on sale, Roku Premiere is the cheapest streamer with 4K and HDR originally appeared on BGR.com on Fri, 13 Mar 2020 at 16:31:09 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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