Roku’s new Express HD is a better deal at $29 than any streamer you’ll find on Black Friday
There are going to be so many different deals out there on media streaming devices this coming Black Friday, but none of them are going to be able to touch Roku’s newest streamer. For just $29, the Roku Express HD Streaming Media Player gives you access to anything and everything you could ever want to stream, all inside the Roku interface everyone loves. That’s why it’s the #1 best-seller in Amazon’s streaming media player section, and you won’t find a better value anywhere.
Roku Express HD Streaming Media Player 2019: $29.00
Here are the highlights from the product page:
- Streaming made easy: Roku Express lets you stream free, live and premium TV over the Internet—right to your TV. It’s perfect for new users, secondary TVs and easy gifting—but powerful enough for seasoned pros
- Quick and easy setup: Just plug it into your TV with the included High Speed HDMI Cable and connect to the internet to get started
- Tons of power, tons of fun: Compact and power-packed, you’ll stream your favorites with ease; from movies and series on Apple TV, Prime Video, Netflix, The Roku Channel, HBO, Showtime and Google Play to cable alternatives like Hulu with Live TV and PlayStation Vue, enjoy the most talked about TV across free and paid channels
- Low cost, no extra fees: For under $30, Roku Express streaming device includes a High Speed HDMI Cable—and there’s no monthly equipment fee; with access to free TV on hundreds of channels, there’s plenty to stream without spending extra
- Simple remote: Incredibly easy to use, this remote features shortcut buttons to popular streaming channels
- Endless entertainment: Stream it all, including free TV, live news, sports, and more; never miss award-winning shows, the latest blockbuster hits, and more; access 500,000+ movies and TV episodes; stream what you love and cut back on cable TV bills
- Enjoy free TV channels: Stream live TV, 24/7 news, sports, movies, shows, and more on The Roku Channel, plus a huge collection of free entertainment from top channels on Featured Free
- The free Roku mobile app: Turn your iOS or Android device into the ultimate streaming companion; control your Roku Express media player or Roku TV, use voice search, enjoy private listening, and more on iOS and Android
- Automatic software updates: Get the most up-to-date software including all the latest features and available channels without even thinking about it
Roku Express HD Streaming Media Player 2019: $29.00
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Best Buy’s Black Friday 2019 deals are official: iPhone 11, Pixel 4, Note 10, and lots of other sales
After Target’s ad that came out the other day, Best Buy’s Black Friday 2019 ad is also one of the most expected deals catalog of the season, especially for those people who’re looking for bargains on tech this Christmas. As in previous years, Best Buy’s ad is chock-full with new sales, from big-screen TVs, computers, gaming rigs, and the latest iPhones, all the way to accessories and home products. And, as before, some of these prices will be available well ahead of Black Friday — in fact, Best Buy is also running an early Black Friday sale as we speak.
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Brand new leak teases another significant Galaxy S11 upgrade
The Galaxy S11 is several months away, but we’ve already seen a bunch of exciting rumors about Samsung’s upcoming flagship phone. Camera performance seems to be the signature feature of the Galaxy S11 series, considering all the recent leaks that have detailed several camera innovations that Samsung might be working on — the phone could sport a 108-megapixel primary sensor paired with a periscope camera that supports 5x zoom; and Samsung might add 3D sensors to both the front and rear camera systems. The S11 phones might also feature 3D face recognition like the iPhone, some leaks said, which would be a significant upgrade for the Galaxy S line. A brand new rumor now details one other major Galaxy S11 upgrade, one that’s ready to challenge the iPhone 11 phones in a major way.
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Brand new leak teases another significant Galaxy S11 upgrade originally appeared on BGR.com on Thu, 7 Nov 2019 at 06:50:10 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Scientists spot sneaky squid spying on seafloor survey
Most of Earth is covered by oceans, and when you’re way up near the surface, the wildlife you spot is usually predictable. Dive down a bit and things start to change, and the deeper you go, the more bizarre the sights. By the time you reach the ocean floor, you might as well have traveled to an alien planet.
We’ve seen plenty of strange things thanks to scientific expeditions conducted by scientists using remotely-operated vehicles that explore the deep. In a recent posting by the NOAA Office of Ocean Exploration and Research, one of those vehicles is seen scouring the seafloor for interesting sights, but it’s the creature lurking behind its back that is particularly interesting, and maybe a little frightening.
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Scientists spot sneaky squid spying on seafloor survey originally appeared on BGR.com on Wed, 6 Nov 2019 at 23:07:13 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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Facebook pretended to care about our security to keep rivals from getting data
For the past several years, Facebook has been trying to convince users and authorities that it will take user data security and privacy more seriously. But then something happens that reminds everyone why they never trusted Facebook in the first place, and everything it says should be taken with a grain of salt.
Take the latest revelations about the company’s handling of user data from a few years ago. Emails that were just made public show that Facebook decided to stop providing companies it perceived as potential rivals access to user data, and then disguised it as a move that would improve user privacy on the network.
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These are the fattest states in the US
Unless you’ve been living under a rock you already know that the United States is in the midst of what some health experts are calling an obesity epidemic. Studies have drawn clear links between being overweight and increased risks of disease like cancer. Heart health is also cited as a major reason to keep your waistline in check.
In a new report, WalletHub crunched the publicly available data regarding obesity rates, healthy eating, and mortality related to bodyweight to come up with a list of the fattest states in the country.
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If you need a hidden spy camera, this $30 cam is as covert as it gets
If you have a genuine need for a spy camera — that is, a genuine need that isn’t creepy or illegal — then the OLTEC IPC-415 Hidden Mini 1080p Spy Camera is a fantastic option. The key feature that differentiates this popular model from other spy cams is the fact that it hides in plain sight. It looks just like a regular old smartphone charger and it even recharges your phone, but it’s also hiding a 1080p camera that records video anytime motion is detected.
OLTEC Spy Camera Charger – Hidden Camera – Mini Spy Camera 1080p – USB Charger Camera – Hidden…: $29.99
Here’s the key info from the product page:
- FULL HD FOR CRISP & CLEAR RECORDINGS: Get high quality 1080p video and image recording from this one of a kind camera charger. The high resolution lets you capture even the smallest details so you never miss a thing. It is without a doubt, the best spy camera in its category
- Powerful night vision feature: a night vision feature lets you use this hidden camera charger even in complete darkness. The powerful infrared bulbs on this USB camera provide enough illumination to still catch the smallest details in zero light conditions.
- Motion detection saves storage space: This home security camera charger features a motion detection feature that only starts recording when motion is detected. This is great for saving storage space. The Spy Camera Charger supports up to 32GB TF card
- Keeps your family & property safe: if you need to know what goes on at home when you are not around, this wall charger camera is your best bet. The hidden camera can be Used as a nanny spy camera or baby monitor too. You can connect to this USB spy camera to a PC
- Easy to use, impossible to detect: the small form factor of our USB security camera makes it almost impossible to notice. It is an easy to set up and use hidden camera charger that can be accessed from USB port. Click ‘add to cart’ now and get your spy camera today!
OLTEC Spy Camera Charger – Hidden Camera – Mini Spy Camera 1080p – USB Charger Camera – Hidden…: $29.99
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Samsung thinks it can sell ‘millions’ of foldable smartphones in 2020. Good luck.
The next time many of you reading this upgrade your smartphone, it’s not likely you’ll choose one with a foldable form factor that manufacturers like Samsung are so keen to see become a mainstream product.
Indeed, Samsung’s launch of its first foldable smartphone this year, the Galaxy Fold, proved to be a bit of a mess, if we’re putting it mildly. Nevertheless, the South Korea-based consumer electronics giant is not giving up — and, in fact, is doubling down on foldables — to the degree that in 2020, the company is reportedly hopeful it can sell at least several million. That’s the ambition, at any rate.
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Huawei founder: Ban us forever if you want, we’ll be fine without the US
As 2019 draws to a close, with the US ban against Huawei now having lasted around six months give or take, the company’s 75-year-old billionaire founder and CEO Ren Zhengfei has a message for everyone. He doesn’t expect the US to take Huawei off its blacklist anytime soon, and he’s now basically telling people — screw it, the US can be that way, see if I care. “They may as well keep us there forever because we’ll be fine without them,” Zhengfei railed in a new interview on Wednesday.
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Astronauts aboard the ISS just got a shipment of wine… but they’re not allowed to drink it
Astronauts who live on the International Space Station work hard. They don’t really have a choice in the matter since they live at the office. They conduct science experiments, work hand-in-hand with researchers back on Earth, and perform vital maintenance on the orbiting laboratory to ensure it continues to function as needed.
When they finally get some downtime, their options for leisure activities are slim, so you’d expect that a recent supply mission that delivered a dozen bottles of red wine would be a cause for celebration. Unfortunately for the high-flying scientists, they’re not allowed even a sip.
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