AirPods are back down to Prime Day prices on Amazon

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There are true wireless earbuds, and then there are AirPods. Apple’s cord-free AirPods earphones are truly in a league of their own. They weren’t the first truly wireless earbuds out there, but there’s no question that they are single-handedly responsible for this category’s meteoric rise. If you haven’t already gotten yourself a pair to see what the fuss is all about, today is definitely the right day to pull the trigger. AirPods with the regular case are down to $144.99 on Amazon, and AirPods with the wireless charging case are just $179, which is a solid $20 discount. These prices match the all-time lows we saw on Prime Day, so you know these are top-notch deals.

Apple AirPods with Charging Case

  • Automatically on, automatically connected
  • Easy setup for all your Apple devices
  • Quick access to Siri by saying “Hey Siri”
  • Double-tap to play or skip forward
  • New Apple H1 headphone chip delivers faster wireless connection to your devices
  • Charges quickly in the case
  • Case can be charged using the Lightning connector

Apple AirPods with Charging Case (Latest Model): $144.98

Apple AirPods with Wireless Charging Case

  • Automatically on, automatically connected
  • Easy setup for all your Apple devices
  • Quick access to Siri by saying “Hey Siri”
  • Double-tap to play or skip forward
  • New Apple H1 headphone chip delivers faster wireless connection to your devices
  • Charges quickly in the case
  • Case can be charged either wirelessly using a Qi-compatible charging mat or using the Lightning connector

Apple AirPods with Wireless Charging Case (Latest Model): $179.00

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Behold: This is the first leaked image that shows us what Apple’s iPhone 11 really looks like

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We’re now exactly two weeks away from the official announcement of Apple’s next-generation iPhone 11 lineup. While the company hasn’t yet sent out any invitations to its upcoming iPhone event, the exact date of the press conference has already been revealed by Apple itself. As it did last year, Apple accidentally spilled the beans earlier this month when it mentioned the launch date in a beta version of its iOS 13 software. According to that leak, Apple plans to announce the new iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 Pro Max on Tuesday, September 10th. As if we needed more confirmation than a leak that came directly from Apple, that announcement date aligns perfectly with the release date that was recently exposed by one of Apple’s own carrier partners. According to a SoftBank executive, Apple plans to release its iPhone 11 series handsets on Friday, September 20th. An announcement on the 10th would mean iPhone 11 preorders open on September 13th, and the phones will indeed then be released exactly one week later on September 20th.

As for what we can expect from Apple’s new iPhone 11 series handsets, it seems like nearly everything there is to know has already leaked. We’re sure that Apple will still have a few tricks up its sleeve during its big unveiling, but we already know about many of the new features that will be introduced on the new iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro phones. Huge camera upgrades will be the main focus, which is a page out of Apple’s playbook from 2016, when the iPhone 7 reused the same iPhone design for the third consecutive year. Apple will once again use the same iPhone design for three years in a row, but this time the design is the subject of some confusion.

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These multicolor LED smart bulbs are better than some $50 bulbs, but they’re under $11 a piece

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Multicolor LED smart light bulbs from companies like Philips Hue and LIFX are awesome, but they’re also insanely expensive. Even on sale right now, A19 bulbs from Philips Hue still cost $41.99 a piece! That’s obviously a tall order, but you can really see how expensive it is when you check out the sale happening right now on TECKIN A19 WiFi Multicolor LED Smart Light Bulbs. Clip the 10% coupon on the Amazon page and you can pick up four of these great bulbs for just $42.28. That’s about the same as one Philips Hue bulb while it’s on sale at a discount!

Smart Light Bulb with Soft White Light 2800k-6200k + RGBW, TECKIN A19 E27 WiFi Multicolor LED B…: $42.28 ($10.57 each)

Here’s more info from the product page:

  • 【Remote Control】 Even you are not at home, you can control your smart bulb on/off with your phone via Smart Life App. Easily set schedule for your smart bulb. Customize your home light system, like setting lights to come on at dusk or turn off at sunrise. You can create a group for all of your smart bulb and control them all with just one command. Works with 2.4GHz Wi-Fi network.
  • 【Voice Control】 Control your smart bulb via your voice with Google Assistant and IFTTT. Just give a voice command to turn on/off or dim/brighten your light, even switch your light to specific olor as you need. No hub required and easy to install. No need subscription.
  • 【Millions Color Changing】Express yourself and make your space more creative with TECKIN Smart Bulb. Choose from 16 million colors and shades of white to instantly change the look and atmosphere of your room. Control remotely with your smart device, create customized scenes and unleash your creativity. Meet your party, read, leisure light.
  • 【Energy Saving&Wide Usage】With LED technology, this bulb will save up to 60% energy consumption compared with ordinary bulb. Save your electricity charge with newest lighting technology. This bulb can be used on anywhere you need colorful light such as home indoor lighting, hotel, meeting room, museum, restaurants, bar, cafe, holiday
  • 【Long Lifespan】 Over 30,000 hours or 27.39 years lifetime with normal use (3hrs/day). This bulb has FCC, CE, RoHs certificate, 7.5Watts (equivalent of a 60W traditional incandescent bulb), 800 lumen. Voltage Range AC 100-240V 50/60 Hz. If you encounter any problem or need support, please feel free to contact us through following E-mail support.us@teckin.co or Amazon directly. We offer free replacement service anytime and for any reason if the bulb is defective.

Smart Light Bulb with Soft White Light 2800k-6200k + RGBW, TECKIN A19 E27 WiFi Multicolor LED B…: $42.28 ($10.57 each)

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Disney’s huge streaming deal crashed D23, but you can still take advantage of the discount

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The Disney+ streaming service will only launch on November 12th, but you can already score a massive deal on it that lowers the entry price to less than $4 a month. The catch is that you have to subscribe to Disney’s D23 service before going for the Disney+ discount. But a free D23 membership also qualifies, so you don’t have to pay anything on top of the Disney+ subscription. Once that’s done you do have to pay $140 for three years of Disney+ service. You get to save $23 for every year, or a total of $69, which is the equivalent of one year of Disney+ access. Unsurprisingly, the deal generated lots of interest from consumers, and the D23 portal ended up crashing as a result.

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Leaked photos give us our best look at Google’s unreleased Pixel 4

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Google will probably unveil the Pixel 4 phones in early October, and ship them to buyers later that month. That’s what Google did with the previous Pixels, and we’d expect the company to adhere to the same launch schedule. But Google did change things this year, choosing to address the inevitable Pixel 4 rumors head on. In the past couple of months, Google made two massive revelations about the Pixel 4, which practically confirmed all the rumors. The company showed the world the new rear camera and rear panel design, as well as the Pixel 4’s other signature features on the front, including 3D face recognition support and radar-based gestures (Project Soli). Since these revelations were made, we saw photos showing the Pixel 4 in the wild a few times, but it’s the images that follow that give us the best look at Google’s upcoming smartphone.

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NASA telescopes reveal secrets of the dark sides of ‘hot Jupiter’ exoplanets

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Of all the types of exoplanets researchers have discovered in recent years with ever more powerful telescope technology, the so-called “hot Jupiters” might be the most interesting. They’re not the kind of planets we’d ever expect to find life on, but they’re so unlike anything we see in our own solar system that you can’t help but wonder what they might be like.

Hot Jupiter planets are, as their name suggests, gas giants like our own Jupiter, but much, much warmer. The planets orbit much closer to their host star than Jupiter does, and that causes temperatures to spike. Now, a new study using data from both the Spitzer telescope and the venerable Hubble reveals something very interesting about the strange, swirling masses of hot gas.

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This could be the Google Pixel Watch of your dreams

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A Pixel-branded smartwatch from Google has been hoped-for and speculated about for a while now, with the rumor mill heating up yet again earlier this year in tandem with I/O 2019, where a number of Wear OS smartwatches were front and center. Likewise, the past year or so has seen the release of almost two dozen Wear OS smartwatches from myriad brands — again, all fueling rumors of when Google would get around to releasing a Pixel Watch.

A newly published patent suggests that it actually might be sooner rather than later and reveals the design for what could be a Pixel Watch with a built-in camera.

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SpaceX’s Starhopper launch scrubbed at the last possible second

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SpaceX was scheduled to launch its scaled-down Starship test vehicle, Starhopper, on Monday evening. Things were looking good right up until the moment the spacecraft was supposed to fire up its engines, but unfortunately, that didn’t happen.

It wasn’t immediately clear what went wrong, but the fact that the launch was called off after the countdown timer had reached T-0 suggested some kind of malfunction. Shortly after the scrub, SpaceX boss Elon Musk revealed the reason for the last-second abort, and admitted he’s a bit embarrassed that things didn’t work out.

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Disney+ will not make R-rated content available to subscribers

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In a time where it’s easy to get overwhelmed, if not numb, to the growing selection of streaming options, the fact that Disney+ has engendered a lot of excitement speaks volumes. While it remains to be seen how many people actually end up subscribing to Disney’s nascent streaming service, the company thus far has seemingly done everything right.

Right off the bat, Disney is coming to the table with a boatload of content. Aside from Marvel, Pixar, and Star Wars content, Disney has an absolute treasure trove of movies and TV shows to bring to the table. Second, and just as important, Disney is making Disney+ impressively affordable. Priced at just $6.99 a month, Disney+ is not only cheaper than both Netflix and HBO, but arguably offers users the best bang for the buck across the streaming landscape.

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NASA boss weighs in on Pluto’s planet status

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One of the internet’s favorite topics of debate, at least when it comes to astronomy, is whether or not Pluto should be considered a planet. Once considered a planet, Pluto has since been “demoted” by the scientific community and is now considered a dwarf planet.

Now, despite nobody really asking him to, NASA boss Jim Bridenstine has weighed in on the debate, and he’s definitely pro-Pluto. In a brief video clip posted on Twitter, Bridenstine offers a somewhat tongue-in-cheek take on Pluto’s status, saying that he definitely believes Pluto is a planet if for no other reason than that’s what he was taught as a kid.

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