BUY TWO, GET $5 OFF: Amazon Echo devices were already down to their lowest price ever during Black Friday. But now when you buy two, get $5 off.
We’ve probably got enough foodies on the Engadget staff to start our own restaurant. While we’re not all home chefs (some of us just microwave), we all love food. So we’ve used, tested and reviewed plenty of kitchen gadgets for the site. For Black Friday, a lot of the gear we’ve tried is on sale and continues to be even after the day has passed.
We found deals on air fryers, sous vide machines, pi
SAVE UP TO 55%: Amazon's Black Friday sale is still live, and so are the deals on Amazon Echo devices. While single devices are up to 55% off, save even more when purchasing two Echo devices together.
While the Black Friday and Cyber Monday sale events are arguably the best times of the year to pick up most gadgets, they’re also a great time to save on subscriptions and services you may already have or that you’ve been wanting to try. Whether it’s an audiobook service like Audible, streaming service like Peacock or an online learning subscription like MasterClass, you can typically find good
It’s the Black Friday period, which means it’s a decent time to be on the hunt for a new notebook. To help you avoid wasting cash, we’ve researched reviews, checked price histories and rounded up a few Black Friday laptop deals that are genuinely cheaper than usual and you can still get on discount right now.
The discounts include several notebooks we’ve tested and recommended at their best prices
SAVE UP TO 93%: As Black Friday winds down, you can still shop Kindle books for up to 93% off. Find new 2024 releases like Margo's Got Money Troubles by Rufi Thorpe on sale for just $1.99.
SAVE $250: As of Nov. 30, you can get a Hisense 75-inch QLED TV for $449.99. That's 36% off the original price or $250 off.
In a new motion filed late Friday in his lawsuit against OpenAI, Elon Musk’s attorneys have asked for a preliminary injunction to stop OpenAI from transitioning to a for-profit enterprise, reports TechCrunch. They also asked the judge to forbid the company from continuing alleged practices that they say violate
