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- Build-your-own computer kits, Amazon devices, meat thermometers, and more are all discounted today
- Here’s every Nintendo Switch game available now (and what’s to come later this year)
- Amazon’s portable Tap speaker with Alexa built-in has dropped to $85
- Best Apps of the Week June 29, 2018
- Super Chuckie Egg Review
- Podcast: Weird Colored Pens
- AT&T’s $15 Watch TV Service is Now Available
- A Red OnePlus 6 is Coming July 2
- A red OnePlus 6 is probably being announced on July 2nd
- Android 8.0 Oreo rolls out to the LG G6 on T-Mobile
| Build-your-own computer kits, Amazon devices, meat thermometers, and more are all discounted today Posted: 29 Jun 2018 12:05 PM PDT Whether you’re looking for new tech gear or household items, we’ve got you covered. We found plenty of great deals today that include big discounts on Piper’s computer kit, the Amazon Tap and Amazon Echo, the iGrill 2 meat thermometer, and more! Time’s running out to take advantage of these prices, so hurry! View the rest of the deals If you want to know about the deals as soon as they are happening, you’ll want to follow Thrifter on Twitter, and sign up for the newsletter, because missing out on a great deal stinks! The post Build-your-own computer kits, Amazon devices, meat thermometers, and more are all discounted today appeared first on Guaripete. |
| Here’s every Nintendo Switch game available now (and what’s to come later this year) Posted: 29 Jun 2018 12:05 PM PDT Lory GilLory is a renaissance woman, writing news, reviews, and how-to guides for iMore. She also fancies herself a bit of a rock star in her town and spends too much time reading comic books. If she’s not typing away at her keyboard, you can probably find her at Disneyland or watching Star Wars (or both). The post Here’s every Nintendo Switch game available now (and what’s to come later this year) appeared first on Guaripete. |
| Amazon’s portable Tap speaker with Alexa built-in has dropped to $85 Posted: 29 Jun 2018 12:05 PM PDT The Amazon Tap Alexa-enabled portable Bluetooth speaker is down to $84.99 on Amazon. This the first price drop we’ve seen since last year. While not great as great as some of the deals we saw over Black Friday, it’s been a while since the Tap has moved from its $130 price at all.
Unlike other Amazon devices, like the Echo Dot, the Tap isn’t chained to an outlet. It has a rechargeable battery that lasts up to nine hours (or eight if you choose the hands-free mode). It does have Alexa built-in and, thanks to that hands-free update, she will respond to your voice from anywhere. Take the Tap to the backyard or the garage and stream your favorite music, then put it back in the kitchen so Alexa can help you cook. Beyond just the portability, the Tap also has the best speakers of Amazon’s first generation of devices. Stream your music via Bluetooth for Dolby-powered 360-degree audio. The post Amazon’s portable Tap speaker with Alexa built-in has dropped to $85 appeared first on Guaripete. |
| Best Apps of the Week June 29, 2018 Posted: 29 Jun 2018 12:05 PM PDT  For proper use of this site, you need to enable javascript in your browser! Our latest Best Apps of the Week include a great way to find a perfect roadside attraction and two great choices for kids.   Sago Mini Big CitySago Mini Find Some Fun DowntownTake a Trip Kids can take on the big city in the great app from prolific developer Sago Mini. Featuring dozens of interactive characters, children can visit a museum, post office, and many other great places. There are also a number of learning opportunities throughout the app.  LogoBrushRoadRocks Make a Logo in Minutes There’s no need to pay big bucks to create a professional logo. The app offers more than 1 million fully customizable designs to select from and edit, even without any professional experience.  Pickled PlumSideChef Pick of the Pack Cookbook author and food blogger Caroline is bringing some of her best recipes to iOS devices. You can browse recipes with a wide variety of filter and search options. Caroline will then talk you through each step of the recipe.  Drawing Games for Kids ToddlerBini Bambini Time to Get Creative A perfect way to help kids use their creativity, this app provides step-by-step instruction on how to draw a number of playful and colorful creatures. The drawings will then come to life and start dancing.  AT&T WatchTVAT&T Services, Inc. A Low-Cost Streaming Service Watch more than 40 live channels along with 15,000 on-demand different titles to view. You can stream content on two different devices at the same time. ALSO |
| Posted: 29 Jun 2018 12:05 PM PDT  That meant most of us only ever played Chuckie Egg on that most glorious of occasions: the last day of term. For the rest of the year, the game sat silent and tantalizingly out of reach in its metal prison. But rose-tinted spectacles are a dangerous thing. They are associated with numerous cases of crushing disappointment every single day as aging gamers dust off their fondly remembered vintage games only to discover that they are, and were always complete and utter garbage. Can Chuckie Egg escape this fate? Developed in the early 80s by a teenager called Nigel Alderton, Chuckie Egg sees you climbing ladders, navigating platforms, and avoiding enemies as you attempt to collect all of the eggs in each stage. Super Chuckie Egg naturally embellishes on the original. It embellishes on last year's Chuckie Egg 2017 as well, replacing the slow, deliberate, tricky gameplay of that remake with faster, easier, and more modern gameplay in which you race along collecting a string of eggs, the camera zooming in and out dynamically like in a Bourne film. It contains 36 stages across the four seasons of the year, and five difficulty levels. Unusually, you can play any stage you like from the outset, and once you've completed the game you'll get a chance to play the Title levels for additional kudos. The post Super Chuckie Egg Review appeared first on Guaripete. |
| Posted: 29 Jun 2018 12:05 PM PDT   On this episode of the Droid Life Show, we're recapping the last two weeks in Android. During that span, we got dates on announcements of the Galaxy Note 9 and something new from Motorola, as well as our best looks yet at the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL. In addition to those bits of news, we want to talk a bit about the radically designed Oppo Find X, OnePlus' new update schedule, Google Home's best new feature, and ask why in the hell you guys are still into physical keyboards. We also have trivia this week and it's sponsored by Meater, a smart meat thermometer that Tim reviewed recently and truly is a fan of. We'll be live at 11:00AM Pacific (2:00PM Eastern)! If you miss us live and/or want the audio version of our podcast, you can subscribe through the various links below. The post Podcast: Weird Colored Pens appeared first on Guaripete. |
| AT&T’s $15 Watch TV Service is Now Available Posted: 29 Jun 2018 12:05 PM PDT   At the end of last week, AT&T announced two unlimited data plans that included free access to their new Watch TV streaming service. As of today, all of those new options are available, plus you can sign-up for the $15/mo Watch TV service without an AT&T plan. To recap, AT&T's Watch TV is a $15/mo streaming TV service that includes 30+ channels. You can see those channels right here, but the list includes AMC, Cartoon Network, CNN, Food Network, HGTV, IFC, TBS, TNT, and Viceland. They'll soon add BET, Comedy Central, and VH1 too. You'll notice that ESPN is not a part of this bundle. AT&T Watch TV works on Android, iOS, Apple TV, Chrome, and through Amazon's Fire TV products. Again, you can sign-up for this service by itself, but if you sign-up for one of the new Unlimited &More plans, you get it for free. There are two Unlimited &More plans, one that costs $70 for a single line and another that costs $80 for a single line. The $70 plan is called Unlimited &More, includes unlimited data (that can be throttled during times of network congestion), 480p video, and Watch TV. The $80 plan is called Unlimited &More Premium, includes non-throttled unlimited data (throttling can occur after 22GB of usage), 1080p video, 15GB hotspot, Watch TV, and your choice of another free streaming service (HBO, Cinemax, Starz, Showtime, etc.). If interested, we've got links for you below. Links: The post AT&T's $15 Watch TV Service is Now Available appeared first on Guaripete. |
| A Red OnePlus 6 is Coming July 2 Posted: 29 Jun 2018 12:05 PM PDT   OnePlus sent this Tweet this morning and we're almost 100% positive that we are about to get a red OnePlus 6. The reference to "C61422" is likely a color hex, which is a red tone. The video accompanying that hex also shows a lot of red. Yeah, a red OnePlus 6 is coming on July 2.
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| A red OnePlus 6 is probably being announced on July 2nd Posted: 29 Jun 2018 12:05 PM PDT 
OnePlus has shared on Twitter a strange and colorful 15-second clip that’s a pretty obvious indicator we’ll be seeing a red variant of the OnePlus 6 in the near future. Aside from the very red video, the tweet also includes a hex color code: C61422, which translates to — you guessed it — red. Along with the color code, the tweet contains the hashtag #OnePlus6. The video features a red-cloaked figure stepping out of an intensely red room to examine a vial containing a red crystal. Just before the end of the clip, “July 2” flashes on screen. All very subtle.
Photos have also cropped up on Slashleaks of a device that looks for all the world like a red OnePlus 6. The bold red finish on the phone’s glass back is certainly striking.
A red OnePlus device wouldn’t be unprecedented. Earlier this year, we got a “Lava Red” edition of OnePlus’ previous phone, the OnePlus 5T. Here comes buyer’s remorse for all us poor saps who went with regular ol’ black. The post A red OnePlus 6 is probably being announced on July 2nd appeared first on Guaripete. |
| Android 8.0 Oreo rolls out to the LG G6 on T-Mobile Posted: 29 Jun 2018 12:05 PM PDT
T-Mobile has finally gotten around to pushing Oreo to the LG G6. This will be its first major update since launching, but it’s still only landing on 8.0 rather than 8.1. At least it’s an update. Feel free to head to the update menu and mash the button, but you’ll probably have to wait a few days to get it on your device. The update (build H87220a) includes the Oreo system update as well as various unnamed bug fixes. The last update was a security patch in May, but it was still based on 7.0. After upgrading to Oreo, the G6 will support picture-in-picture video, autofill apps, and more. Like most carriers, T-Mobile rolls out OTAs over time. You can try to nab the OTA early by checking for updates, but Tmo shuts it down after it hits a daily limit. You can try again the following day or any time after July 30th when it’s available without limits. The post Android 8.0 Oreo rolls out to the LG G6 on T-Mobile appeared first on Guaripete. |
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