Now that the Summer of 2018 is coming to a close, that likely means you’re gearing up to head back to school. Dodocool is hoping to help save you some money as you try and get all of your necessary materials and toys.
Currently, Dodocool is holding its “Back to School” promotion, which allows you to play a “Flop Game”. This is essentially just a card matching game, where you can flip all of the cards and win a discount [Read More…]
LG has been stuck in a rut for the last few years, similar to other OEM’s not named Samsung. The company has been trying out different tactics, starting with the LG G6 from last year.
In a move that shocked just about everyone, LG released its 2017 flagship, the G6, with 2016 specs, namely the Snapdragon 821 chipset. Sure, this was fine for awhile, but then as we saw the Snapdragon 835 released, the G6 fell to the wayside.
Google has joined the ranks of the companies offering discounts for Back to School. The company is currently offering a range of deals including some of its top products.
So if you order now, you’ll be able to get the Pixel 2 XL with $ 100 off. Which means that throughout the promo period the 64GB version of the phone will cost $ 749, while the 128GB model will take you back with $ 849. What’s more, Google will also [Read More…]
This… this was not what I had in mind.
There was a phrase that exemplified Palm devices back in the day: the Zen of Palm. Get the hardware and software out of the way to make everyday tasks quick and simple. I think about it every time I get frustrated trying to edit an alarm on an iPhone.
TCL’s held the defunct Palm brand for several years, but to what end? The leak of a new Palm [Read More…]
August has come and before you know it you’ll be back in class trying to keep your eyes open. Before you hit the books you’re going to need to stock up on all the essentials. To assist we’ve put together a list of some great tech to help you get the most out of your studying or the breaks in between.
Chromebooks ASUS Chromebook C202SA-YS01
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The start of the new school year is drawing inexorably close. With this in mind, tech companies have already started to announce their own back-to-school sales.
For example, OnePlus has its own promotion going on. The company is currently offering a Full Survival Kit for which it’s asking students to pay $ 529 instead of $ 583. This includes:
OnePlus 6 Mirror Black with 6GB of RAM and 64GB of storage OnePlus Bullets V2 Fast Charge Cable (100 cm) Fast [Read More…]
A new school year is just around the corner, so Honor just pulled out a new Back to School deal. Between now and September 2, 2018, customers can pick up an Honor View10 with $ 70 off. So instead of paying $ 499 for the phone, you’ll be able to get it for only $ 429.
The promotion is available with Honor’s official HiHonor website, but also at Amazon and Newegg.
The Honor View10 got the best smartphone of CES [Read More…]
Summer’s over halfway over, which means the leaves will soon turn orange and Fortnite will be replaced by homework (at least in theory). Here at Android Central, we want the transition back to school to be as painless as possible, so we’re recommending some essential items, from tech to coffee to music, that will make the year that much easier.
Moto G6
Back to school means buying a lot of stuff at [Read More…]
Today Mint Mobile is turning two. In order to celebrate its anniversary, the company announced a $ 5 Starter Kit that makes it easier for people to try Mint’s services.
In case you don’t know. Mint Mobile is what’s considered a mobile virtual network operator. MVNOs operate on the infrastructure of existing networks. In the case of Mint, that network is T-Mobile.
Unlike traditional carriers, Mint Mobile does not charge by the month for its plans. Instead, it requires customers [Read More…]
Google Glass was an experiment that came before Android was ready. It’s ready now, but are we? I think so.
In 2013, the world was not ready for Google Glass when the company let a few thousand developers (and bloggers) take a pair into the wild. Neither was the software that powered it. But five years is a lifetime when it comes to technology and I think both our readiness and Android’s capabilities have changed enough to [Read More…]
