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Grab the Pixel 9 Pro Fold at a massive 30% off this Black Friday

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Right off the bat, I should point out that this isn’t actually the best deal I’ve ever come across. In fact, the e-commerce giant briefly launched a stupendous $600 price cut, which was then trumped by Best Buy’s even more generous $700 discount. But here’s the kicker: both of these deals went live back in August, vanished almost immediately… and haven’t returned since!I know, this Google Pixel phone may not be your primary pick at full price now that you can just buy its successor. But let’s face it: both devices look almost identical. Plus, the newer model doesn’t exactly bring enough meaningful upgrades to be the smarter choice for budget-conscious shoppers, especially when the Tensor G4-powered Android phone now costs nearly $140 less.
But what exactly does it bring to the table? For starters, it features a fantastic 6.3-inch OLED display and an even better-looking 8-inch main panel. Bright as day and with a 120Hz adaptive refresh rate, the main panel is a pure joy to use. The device is no slouch when it comes to capturing memories. With a 48MP main lens on the rear, a 10.5MP ultra-wide, and a 10.8MP 5x periscope camera, it delivers lifelike colors and superb detail in all settings.

Factor in the long software support, the multiple AI features, and the decent battery life, and you’ve got one of the best foldables in 2025. And now, the Pixel 9 Pro Fold is way cheaper than usual! Grab yours and save $539 this Black Friday.

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Google lawsuit accuses China-based cybercriminals of massive text-message phishing scams

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Google is filing a federal lawsuit against a network of foreign cybercriminals based in China that is accused of launching massive text-message phishing attacks, the tech giant told CBS News in an exclusive interview.

Google said the messages are part of a criminal network called “Lighthouse.” The texts look legitimate, often warning recipients of a “stuck package” or an “unpaid toll,” but they’re actually phishing or what’s called smishing — a type of phishing scam that uses text messages to try to trick recipients into revealing personal and sensitive information, such as passwords and credit card numbers, which are then stolen.

“These scammers ended up compromising anywhere from 15 [million] to 100 million potential credit cards within the U.S. and impacted, at our current estimates, over a million victims,” Google’s general counsel, Halimah DeLaine Prado, told CBS News.

DeLaine Prado said Google has filed what it calls a first-of-its-kind lawsuit under the RICO Act, which is typically used to take down organized crime rings.

The case targets unknown operators — listed as John Does 1 through 25 — who allegedly built a “phishing-as-a-service” platform to power mass text attacks.

DeLaine Prado said the lawsuit is not meant specifically to help victims recover any losses, but rather to serve as a “deterrent for future criminals to create similar enterprises.”

Google said it found more than 100 fake sites using its logo to trick people into handing over passwords or credit card numbers. According to its complaint, it estimates the group has stolen sensitive information linked to tens of millions of credit cards in the U.S. alone.

Kevin Gosschalk, the CEO of cybersecurity firm Arkose Labs, said that while recovering lost money is a challenge, lawsuits like Google’s could help disrupt scammers’ operations.

“It has an impact on the ecosystem,” Gosschalk told CBS News. He said that if there are three major players and you go after the big one and take it down, “then the other two start second-guessing, ‘Hey, should we be in this business, or should we get out of this business?'” 

Google’s move appears aimed as much at setting a legal precedent as at seeking punishment — testing whether a 1970s racketeering law can be applied to a 21st-century digital crime.

Gosschalk said it will be very hard for Google to go after cybercriminals overseas since a lot of them also operate in countries like Cambodia, where there are limited extradition laws.

“But it does mean the individuals behind those things will not be able to travel to the U.S. in the future, so it does add extra risk,” Gosschalk said.

Users can avoid text scams by not clicking links or replying to unknown messages. On an iPhone, users can turn on “Filter Unknown Senders” and “Filter Junk.” On Android, enable Spam Protection and forward scam texts to 7726 (SPAM). 

Note that those filters can also catch legitimate messages from numbers that are not in the phone’s contact list, so be sure to check the unknown senders or spam folder once in a while. 

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Some Louisiana residents bristle at rising energy costs and unwelcome construction for massive Meta AI data center

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Lisa Hopkins bought her house in Louisiana’s Richland Parish two years ago, but lately, her family only finds peace and quiet on their front porch at night, after construction stops for the day.

That’s because Meta, the company that owns Facebook and Instagram, is now building its largest artificial intelligence data center in the country right across the street.

“It’s always noise, all the time,” Hopkins told CBS News, adding, “We honestly didn’t know how big of a scale it was gonna be… Some mornings it’s hard to get out of our driveway, just because of all the dump trucks.”

Louisiana approved the $10 billion project in August, saying it would bring “hope” for economic growth.

But some experts say the center’s power demands will raise customers’ power bills statewide. The state’s main utility company — Entergy — agreed to pay for a $550 million transmission line to the center, a cost that experts say will be passed on to the 1.1 million customers under Entergy Louisiana’s umbrella. This, in a parish where nearly a quarter of the population lives in poverty, according to the state’s utility commission. 

That’s not the only reason people in Louisiana could see higher utility bills — state officials who approved the plan admit the increased energy demand from the site could, in turn, increase gas prices. 

“This single data center is set to span an amount of land that is about 70 football fields worth of land, and it’s going to consume roughly three times the amount of electricity that the entire city of New Orleans consumes on an annual basis,” Paul Arbaje, an energy analyst with the nonprofit Union of Concerned Scientists, told CBS News.  

The Hopkins family showed CBS News their power bills, which indicated the fuel costs on their bill went up by about $13 a month compared to last year.  

As the nationwide construction boom in new data centers continues, other communities are already feeling the impacts. Some customers in at least 13 states are seeing higher utility bills because of new data centers, according to the Institute of Energy Economics and Financial Analysis.

“We’re all kind of sharing the pain in that fight,” Arbaje said. “It’s up to state regulators, really, to step in and protect consumers and make sure that tech companies and utility companies are paying their fair share for this development.”

Meta’s head of community development in North America, Katie Comer, said they’re working with Entergy to reduce customer impacts, telling CBS News that Meta has “invested a million dollars into their bill pay assistance program to support low-income families.”

Asked about concerns from residents that Meta is imposing on the neighborhood, Comer said, “We are actively on the ground every day. We want to listen and learn and meet the community where they’re at.”

Comer added Meta is also investing $200 million into local infrastructure projects and partnering with local school programs to help the community’s long-term development. 

“This community as a whole is incredibly special,” Comer said. “We’ve been very proud of the work that we’ve been able to do together. I am extremely excited about the work that we will do in the future together.”

Entergy has said that Meta coming to Louisiana will actually mean lower customer power bills, adding in a statement that resilience upgrades could reduce electricity bills by 10%.

Resident Donna Collins, who has lived in the region her entire life, said she hopes it’s true, “but I’m going to have to see it to believe it.”

Collins told CBS News that she felt outreach by the state and Meta for local input was sorely lacking.

“I definitely don’t feel like I had a say, and I don’t know many people that do,” she said.

Hopkins said she never received any notices about public hearings in the mail.

“It’s not fair. It’s not something that we asked to be put here,” Hopkins said.


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Larger-sized Garmin Epix Pro (Gen 2) Sapphire gets a massive $352 discount ahead of October Prime Day

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While utterly incredible, premium Garmin smartwatches have one huge downside — they often cost an arm and a leg. Take the Sapphire Edition of the 51mm Garmin Epix Pro (Gen 2), for instance. If you want to get this capable timepiece, you must shell out about $1,100, which is a bonkers sum for a smartwatch.Fortunately, Amazon has slashed a whopping $352 off the price of this wearable, allowing you to treat yourself to one for under the $749 mark. Sure, the smartwatch is a tough pill to swallow even at this price; however, it’s better to spend $749 instead of splurging a whopping $1,100, right? Plus, the watch more than compensates for its hefty price tag.

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Amazon is offering a massive $352 discount on the 51mm Garmin Epix Pro Gen 2 Sapphire Edition. This drops the watch below $749, making it unmissable for shoppers who want a premium, rugged timepiece loaded with features. Act fast and save while the deal lasts!


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With its fiber-reinforced polymer case, titanium bezel, and 1.4-inch scratch-resistant sapphire AMOLED screen, this bad boy was built to survive every adventure. Not to mention, the display is touch-sensitive, allowing for faster and easier navigation.

Since it’s a premium Garmin smartwatch, it’s also loaded with features from top to bottom. It can keep tabs on your energy reserves and stamina levels, all while providing tailored training plans via Garmin Coach
Of course, you also get stuff like Garmin Pay, smart notifications, and access to the Connect IQ store. There’s even a built-in LED flashlight. A downside is that it doesn’t come with a mic or speaker, so you can’t use it for phone calls. You can still accept or reject incoming calls, but you’ll have to use your phone to talk to the person on the other side.

On the flip side, the watch delivers up to 16 days of usage on a single charge in smartwatch mode, easily outlasting the Galaxy Watch Ultra (2025) and the Apple Watch Ultra 3.

So, if not being able to talk directly from your wrist isn’t an issue for you, act fast and take advantage of this deal while it’s still up for grabs!

Larger-sized Garmin Epix Pro (Gen 2) Sapphire gets a massive $352 discount ahead of October Prime DayLarger-sized Garmin Epix Pro (Gen 2) Sapphire gets a massive $352 discount ahead of October Prime Day

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How Trump is helping China extend its massive lead in clean energy 

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All of which will help China extend an already massive lead.

The nation has installed nearly three times as many wind turbines as the US, and it generates more than twice as much solar power. It boasts five of the 10 largest EV companies in the world, and the three largest wind turbine manufacturers. China absolutely dominates the battery market, producing the vast majority of the anodes, cathodes, and battery cells that increasingly power the world’s vehicles, grids, and gadgets.

China harnessed the clean-energy transition to clean up its skies, upgrade its domestic industries, create jobs for its citizens, strengthen trade ties, and build new markets in emerging economies. In turn, it’s using those business links to accrue soft power and extend its influence—all while the US turns it back on global institutions.

These widening relationships increasingly insulate China from external pressures, including those threatened by Trump’s go-to tactic: igniting or inflaming trade wars. 

But stiff tariffs and tough talk aren’t what built the world’s largest economy and established the US as the global force in technology for more than a century. What did was deep, sustained federal investment into education, science, and research and development—the very budget items that Trump and his party have been so eager to eliminate. 

Another thing

Earlier this summer, the EPA announced plans to revoke the Obama-era “endangerment finding,” the legal foundation for regulating the nation’s greenhouse-gas pollution. 

The agency’s argument leans heavily on a report that rehashes decades-old climate-denial talking points to assert that rising emissions haven’t produced the harms that scientists expected. It’s a wild, Orwellian plea for you to reject the evidence of your eyes and ears in a summer that saw record heat waves in the Midwest and East and is now blanketing the West in wildfire smoke.

Over the weekend, more than 85 scientists sent a point-by-point, 459-page rebuttal to the federal government, highlighting myriad ways in which the report “is biased, full of errors, and not fit to inform policy making,” as Bob Kopp, a climate scientist at Rutgers, put it on Bluesky.

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User data posted on the dark web after massive telecom hack in Europe, should you worry?

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A massive hacking operation was recently conducted against Orange SA — a French telecom company — by a group calling itself Warlock. Four gigabytes of data has been posted on the dark web this month, while the attack itself took place back in July.

Orange had disclosed details about the attack to concerned authorities last month, before the data got leaked on the web. The company itself has confirmed that the data has been published online, but refused to comment on either the hacker group or any companies affected by the attack.

Orange has claimed (subscription required) that the information that was stolen is only “outdated or low-sensitivity” data, so users need not worry. The company also said that the hackers, who possibly wanted to demand ransomware, were only able to gain limited access to its systems.

This is far from the first time that Orange has been the victim of a data breach. The same month as this attack was taking place, the Belgian division of Orange was also hacked. In that incident, the user data of 850,000 individuals was stolen. Coupled with the Warlock attack, this is the fourth major hack conducted against Orange during just this year.

Telecom companies are, naturally, a very attractive target for hacker groups like Warlock. Customer data is valuable, and can make for a lucrative ransom opportunity. However, some telecom data breaches are carried out for a different purpose: geopolitical tensions.

For example, a short while back, a group of Chinese hackers called Salt Typhoon gained access to U.S. telecom companies. The group managed to access text and call logs that took place between government officials and other personnel connected to national security.

Some maintain that the Salt Typhoon attack was organized by the Chinese government against the U.S., a claim that the former has denied. T-Mobile also noticed suspicious activity in its network around that time, but was actually able to remove the threat before any data could be accessed illegally.

Recently, AT&T customers who had been affected by a prior data breach just began to receive their settlement checks. Such attacks will, unfortunately, likely continue for a very long time ahead.

User data posted on the dark web after massive telecom hack in Europe, should you worry?User data posted on the dark web after massive telecom hack in Europe, should you worry?

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I wasn’t looking for a foldable — until the Galaxy Z Fold 7 dropped a massive $300

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Having a foldable phone is more than just a trend — it’s a serious productivity boost in your pocket. And when we talk about foldable devices, the latest Galaxy Z Fold 7 definitely deserves mentioning. It boasts an upgraded design, exceptional performance, and solid AI prowess. Best part? Amazon finally dropped a solid discount on it!About two weeks ago, I highlighted the e-commerce giant’s first-time price cut. At the time, you could save $140 on select 512GB models. While a decent initial discount, this deal still made shoppers cough up over $1,900 for the premium Samsung phone. But now, you can grab either the 256GB or 512GB models for a massive $300 off.

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The Galaxy Z Fold 7 dropped to its lowest price so far on Amazon. For a limited time, the device is going for a solid $300 off its original price. The sale is available on both storage configurations in all colors, making it impossible to ignore. Act fast and save big while it lasts.


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Let me break it down: the base storage configuration is going for just under $1,700 instead of $2,000. The larger storage variant, on the other hand, will set you back about $1,820. Even though that’s still a steep asking price, the device is definitely worth it. So, if you’re looking to score a major bargain, I suggest you act fast. Plus, the Samsung Store doesn’t offer straight-up discounts — you can only save by trading in an eligible device in good condition.
Packing a larger 6.5-inch cover display, the new Android foldable finally lets you handle basic tasks — like typing a message — without constantly opening it. The main display has grown as well, and you’re now looking at an 8-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X panel, up from 7.6 inches on the Galaxy Z Fold 6.

On top of that, this Pixel 9 Pro Fold rival delivers incredible horsepower. With its Snapdragon 8 Elite for Galaxy chip, it brings enough potential for even the most demanding apps. As if that’s not enough, you’re getting an advanced 200MP main camera on the rear and multiple Galaxy AI features to make your experience more seamless and intuitive.

And with seven years of OS and security updates, the latest Samsung foldable remains safe and reliable for years. Needless to say, that makes the pricey smartphone an investment that pays off over time.

Bottom line: while I’m not currently looking for a new foldable, this limited-time $300 discount seriously tempts me. If you feel the same, I’d suggest you grab it, as this is a limited-time sale that might vanish soon.

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Massive Apple leak: how Cupertino is bringing science fiction to your living room before Samsung or Google

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Apple is finally turning things around, or so a new massive leak suggests. It’s no secret that the company failed to deliver Apple Intelligence on time, but that might not matter anymore: as Apple is bringing science fiction to your living room.

The leak revealed a lot of details about how the company’s new upcoming products will function, and when some of them will launch. And, honestly? It all seems like very exciting stuff.

The crème de la crème: Apple’s robot

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Imagine there’s an arm attached to this. | Image credit — PhoneArena

There have been reports for quite a while that Apple is working on a robot, in an unprecedented push into an emerging category of products: home robotics. While Samsung’s Ballie robot will beat Apple’s offering to the market, what the latter is working on sounds pretty awesome.

According to the leak (subscription required), Apple’s robot will be like an iPad-sized display with an arm attached to it. We pretty much knew that before, but what we didn’t know was that this thing can move around. Even more interestingly, it can converse with multiple people at once.

Apple intends to make this robot feel like another person in the room. It will be powered by a new LLM (Large Language Model) Siri, which will have a unique personality, and will be capable of partaking in an ongoing conversation. Apple is also going to give the robot a visual representation on the display, so that it feels more lifelike to the people in the room.

The company plans to launch this robot in 2027, alongside a new iPhone Pro model, for the flagship phone’s 20th anniversary.

Another intelligent companion that can control your home

One of the other new products that Apple is working on is a smart home hub, which is just a display, no fancy arms included. This will also use Siri, and talking to it would be the primary means of communication between it and the user.

Much like similar products already on the market, the smart home hub will be able to control your smart home. It will also be able to carry out other tasks like:

  • Music playback
  • Note-taking
  • Web browsing
  • And video conferencing

The hub will also be capable of recognizing different people in a room, and altering its layout when a certain person approaches it. This device is being prepped for launch next year, alongside the foldable iPhone.

A redesigned digital assistant for your iPhone

Apple didn’t deliver on the revamped Siri it had promised for the iPhone 16 last year, but now it might have something even better. Company executive Craig Federighi told Apple employees this month that their work on Siri had achieved the results that they had wanted. According to him, Apple is now in a position to deliver even more than what was initially shown off at WWDC 2024.

Many people, myself included, have wondered over the last few months whether Apple may be too late to the AI race. Fortunately for the company, not as many consumers have taken to AI as its rivals had hoped. This has allowed Apple to not only catch up, but to make a comeback that will be written about for years to come.The company will be launching a visually redesigned digital assistant in the spring of next year. Apple is also experimenting with a different version of Siri that runs on third-party AI models, and we may see that make its way to consumer devices as well.

An Apple smart home camera

Though this has been covered before, it needs to be mentioned again because a few more details have emerged. Apple’s competitor to the Ring camera will be a device that will be intelligent enough to understand a lot of context.

Equipped with facial recognition as well as infrared sensors, the company wants users to install these cameras around their house to complement the smart home hub. The cameras could, for example, detect when someone leaves a room, and turn off the lights and the music that was playing there. They can also do the opposite: recognize someone and play their favorite song when they walk in.

Apple is investing heavily into home automation and security: it’s even tested a doorbell that had facial recognition that let it unlock a door automatically. The goal, according to previous and current reports, is for Apple to replace offerings from rivals by promising users enhanced security and data privacy.

If Apple does manage to deliver on this, it will be like watching a phoenix rise from the ashes. The company has been in a bit of a slump for some time now, so all of these products — in addition to the new types of iPhone models coming out — should help it greatly.

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You won’t see the court drama, but a deal over your phone just let AT&T and T-Mobile off the hook for a massive payout

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Big companies’ lawyers are always busy, but mobile carrier lawyers might have it even worse. Now, luckily for AT&T and T-Mobile, they’ve got one less headache to worry about.

Both carriers have settled patent infringement lawsuits (subscription required) with Headwater Research, avoiding trials that were set to kick off this week. The lawsuits claimed AT&T and T-Mobile were infringing on wireless communication patents – specifically technologies meant to reduce data usage and ease network congestion.

Headwater says these innovations came out of a 2009 meeting between its founder, Gregory Raleigh, and AT&T employees.

​​These settlements probably weren’t a total surprise. Just recently, Verizon got hit with a $175 million jury verdict in a very similar case. That kind of blow likely nudged AT&T and T-Mobile to cut a deal before risking multi-million-dollar damages themselves. The terms of the settlements haven’t been revealed, and both companies asked the court to put proceedings on hold.

Headwater Research has been on a legal tear, targeting big wireless carriers over alleged patent infringements. Earlier this year, the company also scored a $279 million jury verdict against Samsung, related to two patents covering mobile phones, tablets, and TVs.

For context, Headwater sued T-Mobile back in August 2023 and followed up with AT&T about a week later, claiming each carrier infringed on two separate patents. All the patents revolved around wireless communication tech. T-Mobile’s trial was set for this Friday, and AT&T’s was supposed to start Thursday. So, by settling, both carriers sidestepped the chance of another Verizon-style multi-million-dollar verdict.

So, what exactly does Headwater do? The company is a tech incubator focused on mobile operating systems and cloud infrastructure for modern smartphone apps and services.  

According to court filings, it developed tech that reduces data usage, eases network congestion, extends battery life by lowering power consumption, and improves device connectivity – basically, stuff we all want.

While the available sources right now about the lawsuits against AT&T and T-Mobile didn’t specify the exact patents, the Verizon case gives a hint. Headwater claimed it shared its tech under a non-disclosure agreement with Verizon between 2009 and 2011, only for Verizon to allegedly use those innovations in phones, tablets, and networks without a license.

The settlements suggest AT&T and T-Mobile may have done something similar. Even without all the specifics, the core issue revolves around wireless communication improvements meant to make networks faster, devices smarter, and users happier.

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Massive $400 discount hits the Galaxy S25 Edge in a lightning Amazon deal

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Attention, bargain hunters! We’ve got the best Galaxy S25 Edge that’s ever landed at Amazon to show you. For an extremely limited time — we’re talking probably hours — you can get the 512GB model in Titanium JetBlack for a whopping $400 off its original price.

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The Galaxy S25 Edge just became cheaper than ever! Amazon has launched a lightning deal that knocks a solid $400 off the device’s full asking price, making it a much more tempting choice. This deal might vanish in just a few hours, so act fast and get the Titanium JetBlack model for $400 off while it lasts.


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That means you can buy the pricey $1,220 device for just under $820. Sure, that’s still a steep asking price, but hey — Amazon has never offered such a low price before (and probably won’t do it again once this lightning deal expires). So, if you’re after an ultra-slim flagship with solid performance and a seriously good discount, now’s your chance to save.This Samsung phone packs solid hardware inside an ultra-thin 5.88mm body. You have a 6.7-inch Dynamic AMOLED 2X display with a smooth 120Hz refresh rate, which delivers exceptional visuals. However, as pointed out in our Galaxy S25 Edge review, this bad boy doesn’t have the S25 Ultra’s Gorilla Armor coating, so you won’t get the same reflection-free experience.

But it’s not just the display that impresses. The device is also equipped with a Snapdragon 8 Elite chip, which provides enough potential for everyday browsing and demanding tasks alike. Even though it’s slightly less capable than the Galaxy S25+ on the benchmark tests, it’s still a proper flagship.

Camera performance is impressive as well. With a 200MP main sensor on the rear, the Android phone captures memories with lifelike colors, crisp detail, and superb exposure. Simply put, it’s a great option for mobile photography.

Ultimately, the Galaxy S25 Edge brings a lot to the table. It might not be everyone’s cup of tea, but Samsung fans shouldn’t miss out on this offer. Just a quick reminder — this is a lightning deal, so it will only be live for a limited time or until the limited stock runs out. Head to Amazon and save $400!

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