Bag yourself a bargain in LG Display’s Black Friday sale - Engadget

If you've been sleeping on getting yourself a new display, then it's worth checking out what LG is knocking money off this Black Friday. That includes the 32UL750-W, its 32-inch 4K LED monitor with Vesa Display HDR 600, which will now set you back $469, down from its regular price of $635. If that's a little too pricey, and you just need a 4K monitor with AMD FreeSync, you can bag the 32UD60-B 4K for $299.99, down from $458.50.

Buy LG 32UL750-W 32 Inch 4K UHD LED Monitor on Amazon - $470

Buy LG 32UD60-B 4K UHD Monitor with AMD FreeSync on Amazon - $300

Ultrawide monitor fans might want to take a gander at LG's 34WK650-W, a 34-inch 21:9 IPS monitor with HDR10 and AMD FreeSync. The one downside is that, according to The Wirecutter, while it's great for gaming and movies, it doesn't have the detail necessary for work. If you can take that caveat, however, then you can grab this for just $289.99, down from $346.97.

Buy LG 34WK650-W 34" UltraWide 21:9 IPS Monitor on Amazon - $290

Finally, there's LG's romantically named 27GL650F-B, a 27-inch Full-HD G-Sync gaming monitor with a 144Hz refresh rate and HDR10. The resolution may not be the highest, but G-Sync variable refresh rate and HDR support for $199.99 (down from $349.99) is worth talking about.

Buy LG 27GL650F-B 27 Inch Full HD Ultragear on Amazon - $200

You'll need to be quick, and decisive, if you want to pick up any of these deals, since they'll expire at 11:59pm PT tonight -- or at 2:59am if you're on the East Coast.

In this article: 27GL650F-B, 32UD60-B, 32UL750-W, 34WK650-W, av, blackfriday2019, engadgetdeals, gaming, gear, hgg2019, lg, personal computing, personalcomputing, thebuyersguide

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Amazon Black Friday deals: A massive list of all the best deals of Black Friday 2019 - BGR

If you’ve been following BGR Deals this week, you know that some of Black Friday 2019’s best deals have been available for days now. Of course, you also know that some of the best bargains are always saved for Thanksgiving Day and for Black Friday, which means they’re now ready to go. In other words, you’re about to wrap up your holiday shopping while scoring a few goodies for yourself in the process, and we’re going to be here to guide you the entire time.

Bookmark this post and refer back to it often, because we’ve rounded up hundreds of the best deals you’ll find for Black Friday 2019. Highlights include the lowest pricing of the year on the Sony WH1000XM3 wireless noise cancelling headphones people go nuts for as well as another pair of Sony ANC headphones for just $148 and Sony’s beloved WHCH700N ANC headphones for just $88, fantastic Instant Pot deals, some of the best Nintendo Switch deals of the year, a huge price cut on PlayStation Plus 12-Month Membership Digital Codes as well as plenty more PlayStation deals, AirPods 2 starting at $139 and a rare $15 discount on AirPods Pro, killer Apple Watch deals, blowout prices on Bose wireless headphones and speakers, deep discounts on iPads and brand new iPad Pro tablets, a massive Black Friday blowout sale on Anker accessories (and more Anker products like headphones, robot vacuums, security cameras, and more),Amazon’s Fire TV Stick for an all-time low of $19.99 and the upgraded Fire TV Stick 4K for an all-time low of $24.99, the insanely popular $60 Roku Streaming Stick+ for just $29.99, Anova’s best-selling smartphone-connected sous vide for just $79, and soooooooo much more!

Oh, and don’t forget that there are three ways to get free money from Amazon this year for Black Friday!

Check out all the Black Friday deals in Amazon’s Black Friday 2019 hub, and the very best of the bunch are all listed in this post below. But first, let’s revisit some of the key info from Amazon’s big Black Friday press release that was sent out a few days ago.

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Amazon today shared a sneak peek of top deals for its Black Friday deals week, which will offer customers new deals all day, every day totaling thousands of amazing deals across every category, plus more Deals of the Day and deeper discounts than ever before. Starting this Friday, November 22 through November 29 (Black Friday), customers can shop thousands of incredible deals on this year’s most popular gifts, new and trending finds, holiday essentials, and more, across toys, electronics, fashion, beauty, kitchen, home, Amazon Devices and more. All of Amazon’s Black Friday deals can be found by visiting amazon.com/blackfriday or on the Amazon App. Customers can also shop on smile.amazon.com/blackfriday to find the same amazing deals and Amazon shopping experience, with the added bonus that AmazonSmile will donate a portion of the purchase price of eligible products to a charity of your choice.

On top of the wide selection of deals and discounts available throughout Amazon’s week of Black Friday deals, customers can also take advantage of select one-time-only, amazing deals from top-tier and most-loved brands across electronics, home, fashion, toys and more, all at jaw-dropping prices. These deals are expected to sell out, with new one-time only deals launching throughout the day on November 28 (Thanksgiving), November 29 (Black Friday) and December 2 (Cyber Monday).

Whether customers are getting a head start on their gift lists, readying their homes for family festivities or grocery shopping for holiday feasts, Amazon makes the holidays easier than ever with top deals and low prices. In fact, according to a recent Profitero study, Amazon prices were found to be 20% cheaper on average than other online retailers.

BLACK FRIDAY DEALS PREVIEW:

The deals included below – and many more – will be available on various dates and times between November 22 and November 29 (Black Friday), while supplies last, at amazon.com/blackfriday, on the Amazon App, or bysimply asking “Alexa, what are my deals.”

Amazon Devices

Amazon Brands

• Save up to 50% on men’s and women’s clothing from Amazon Brands, including Amazon Essentials, Goodthreads, Daily Ritual, and The Drop
• Save up to 30% on bedding & bath for the family from AmazonBasics, Stone & Beam and Rivet
• Save up to 30% on furniture from Rivet and Stone & Beam
• Save up to 30% on office furniture and supplies from AmazonBasics
• Save up to 30% on phone accessories from AmazonBasics
• Save up to 30% on kitchen electrics and housewares from AmazonBasics & Stone & Beam
• Save up to 30% on luggage and travel from AmazonBasics
• Save up to 25% on food and beverages from Amazon brands, including AmazonFresh, Happy Belly and Wickedly Prime
• Save 25% on household supplies and personal care from Solimo
• Save up to 15% on beauty, vitamins, and supplements from Amazon brands including Belei and Revly

Electronics

• Save on Samsung, Sony, and LG TVs
• Save on Samsung Galaxy S10 and Note 10
• Save up to 45% on streaming devices and accessories
• Save up to 30% on select Nintendo Switch Software
• Save up to 33% on select Nintendo Joy-Con
• Save on Canon and Nikon cameras
• Save on Headphones from Bose, Sony and other top brands
• Save on Nintendo Switch Console with Digital Mario Kart 8 Deluxe
• Save on Xbox One
• Save on PC gaming laptops, desktops, monitors, components, and accessories
• Save up to 33% on Play Station 4 Slim 1TB bundle
• Save on Oculus Rift S
• Save on Garmin smart watches
• Save 30% on select cell phone cases
• Save on Klipsch speakers
• Save on Jabra Elite Active 65t Earbuds
• Save up to 35% on select iOttie Car Mount Phone Holders
• Save on Garmin Forerunner 235 and DriveSmart
• Save up to 40% on Corsair gaming products and accessories
• Save up to 45% on Netgear products
• Save 40% on Adobe Photoshop Elements 2020
• Save up to 50% on Brother printers
• Save up to 60% on HP Deskjet 2622
• Save $30 on HP Sprocket 2nd Edition
• Save 30% on MYNT3D Professional Printing 3D Pen
• Save $50 off Microsoft Office Home and Student 2019
• Save over 70% on new Norton 360 Premium
• Save on Kodak and Polaroid photo printers
• Save on SanDisk and WD
• Receive a $10 Gift Card with purchase of TurboTax Software

Amazon Payments and Gift Cards

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Customers can also shop Amazon’s biggest-ever selection of curated gift guides and exclusive storefronts this year, which offer gifting inspiration and more:

HOLIDAY DELIVERY MADE EASY

In addition to free delivery on more than 100 million items for all Amazon customers, Amazon has expanded its fast, free, and convenient delivery options for Prime members and customers this holiday season:

Fast and Reliable One-Day and Same-Day Delivery. Throughout the season, Prime members in the U.S. can shop a selection of over 10 million items for Prime Free One-Day Delivery and millions of items available for Same-Day Delivery in 46 major metropolitan areas. Not a Prime member yet? Join Prime or start a 30-day free trial at amazon.com/prime.

Ultrafast and FREE grocery delivery: Now Prime members get free and fast grocery delivery from Amazon Fresh and Whole Foods Market. Selection includes a variety of products for all your holiday needs from meat to, seafood, produce, snacks, and household essentials, with options for fast one- and two-hour delivery windows. Prime members who live in one of the more than 2,000 cities and towns where grocery delivery is available can request an invitation to shop Amazon Fresh or Whole Foods Market delivery. Learn more atamazon.com/grocery.

Pick-up and delivery on your terms: This holiday season, customers can pick-up their packages at a number of Amazon Hub locations including thousands of in-store staffed Counter pickup points across the U.S. within Rite Aid, GNC and Stage stores, as well as at Health Mart independent pharmacies. Additionally, tens of millions of products can be easily and conveniently delivered to 900 cities and towns across the country via Lockeror Locker+. To find an Amazon Hub location, visit amazon.com/Hub. In addition, Prime members in 50 U.S. cities and surrounding areas can also enjoy secure, convenient package delivery with Key by Amazon (amazon.com/key).

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Got all that? Okay good… now let’s get to the best Black Friday deals of 2019!

MOST POPULAR DEALS

Amazon devices

Apple devices

Headphones and personal audio

Video games

Kitchen and home

Streaming media players

Electronics

Philips Hue

TVs and home theater projectors

Robot vacuums and mops

Laptops

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Android 10 rolling out to Samsung Galaxy S10 series, starting with Germany - Android Police

Samsung has been testing Android 10 on its Galaxy S10 series extensively, with one beta update chasing the other over the last few weeks. The company is apparently finally satisfied with the software, as it has just started rolling out the stable release with version 2.0 of One UI in tow. It looks like it's only coming to some people in Germany who are currently using the beta, but it can't take too long until it arrives at more customers.

The stable release will roll out with all the Android 10 goodies, like a system-wide dark theme, more granular location permissions, and a new gesture-based navigation. Samsung has also tweaked its One UI skin by adding more ways to access the one-handed mode, making the battery usage graph more detailed, and improving its Samsung apps.

Samsung Galaxy S10 One UI 2.0 Android 10 update

• Version: G973FXXU3BSKO (Galaxy S10), G970FXXU3BSKO (Galaxy S10e), G975FXXU3BSKO (Galaxy S10+)
• Size: 133.76MB
• Security patch level: December 1, 2019

For beta users, the update is merely 133.76MB big since there are probably only minor changes compared to the last pre-release software, beta 7. Interestingly, the new version comes with the December security patch level which Google hasn't even officially pushed to the Pixels yet. This might indicate a false start, or maybe Samsung wants to test the update with current beta testers before a wider rollout next week, in December.

It's also odd that SamMobile says the software is coming to Germany even though it provides a Dutch screenshot, but a German user on Reddit shares that they received the update as well. Maybe a Dutch expat is using their phone in their native language.

Check if the update is available to you by heading to Settings -> Software Update. You can download and install it from there once it's live. If you're already using beta 7 on your Galaxy S10 device, you may also try your luck and sideload the stable OTA files from PiunkaWeb.

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Best Black Friday 2019 iPad deals: The biggest Apple iPad savings available now - CNET

Picking an iPad this year may feel crazy, but there's a logic to it.

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This story is part of Black Friday 2019, our roundup of the best deals on today's tech.

The Apple iPad is always a popular product for some great savings. This tablet line has gotten larger as time has gone on, which can make it confusing to decide on which one to buy. But there's good news for any potential iPad shopper this Black Friday All of the options are amazing, and iPad discounts are many. It's just a matter of how much you'd like to pay.

Unlike last year, Apple hasn't released a new version of the top-end iPad Pro. But the recent 10.2-inch budget-line iPad is better than ever. Or should you get the Mini? Or, the iPad Air?

Let's dive in. (By the way, here's the proper etiquette for buying tech gifts in general, and here's what to consider when buying smart home gifts.)

The 10.2-inch iPad is totally fine.

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iPad 10.2-inch (2019): The best for most

The 10.2-inch model is CNET's Editors' Choice for a reason: Even though it has an older A10 processor, it works perfectly well with the latest iPadOS, has a slightly bigger screen, supports the Apple Pencil, and now works with Apple's older Smart Connector keyboard accessories. It's already on sale, too. I'd consider the 128GB model, though, over the 32GB, especially if you're planning on downloading movies. The ideal size I would have recommended would have been 64GB... which, of course, Apple doesn't sell.

There are several sales on this model, and probably more to come. Amazon is offering about $49 off both storage sizes of the iPad, plus an extra $30 with "no rush shipping," meaning either $280 or $250 for the 32GB version. (I'd recommend the 128GB version, though).

Best Buy is offering the iPad for $250, but you need to sign up for a free Best Buy reward program membership.

iPad (2018): Almost the same as the 10.2-inch iPad

You could save even more by getting last year's model of the entry-level iPad, which has the same A10 processor (and also supports Apple Pencil). Amazon is selling the LTE, 128GB version for $429 ($130 off), which is the most affordable way to an LTE iPad...but do you really need LTE? (I'd say no.)

The iPad Air (left) versus the 10.2-inch iPad (right). The Air has better specs and a slightly thinner body.

Sarah Tew/CNET

iPad Air (2019): Step up from basic 

The difference between the entry-level 10.2-inch iPad and the iPad Air released this year is basically a better A12 processor, and a slightly bigger screen (10.5 inches). It's also a bit thinner. Anyone who wants a bit more graphics oomph for photo or video work could consider this a way to split the difference between the basic iPad and the iPad Pro. You'll find it for $469, a discount of $30, at B&H electronics.

The 2017 iPad Pro is like the 2019 iPad Air, with a couple of extras

Save yourself the headache and know that the 2019 10.5-inch iPad Air is a slightly more budget version of the 2017 10.5-inch iPad Pro. The Pro from 2017 has a faster-scrolling 120Hz display, better quad speakers and slightly different cameras. If you can somehow get it for less than the Air above, it's well worth it! The 2017 iPad Pro's on sale below, but at a higher cost than the iPad Air.

Note: Pencil and keyboard case sold separately.

Sarah Tew/CNET

iPad Pro (2018): The fanciest option, but...

For the right price, last year's iPad Pro is still a great pick. Its A12X processor is extremely powerful, it has Face ID (which is great on an iPad), supports newer Pencil accessories that stick to the side to charge, its optional keyboard case is great (and expensive), and it supports USB-C. Amazon has the 11-inch 64GB Pro for $120 off, but even then it's still $674. (Other storage sizes are available at less impressive discounts.)

The iPad Mini's smaller size and upgraded specs are unique.

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iPad Mini (2019): Not a bad travel proposition

The smaller 7.9-inch iPad was upgraded this year with an A12 processor and Pencil support, and it's a great smaller tablet. It's normally too expensive to justify over the entry iPad, but Black Friday sale deals could make it a tempting travel gadget. It's not so great for typing, though, and the $15 off deal below isn't very much off the regular price.

Consider at least 64GB of storage

Some of the basic iPads start with just 32GB, which doesn't cut it. Some models start with 64GB, which is acceptable. If you're downloading movies for trips or plan on putting lots of games onboard, consider 128GB. I wouldn't consider 256GB and up unless you're a video editor.

For kids, Fire tablets or Chromebooks are worth considering

Amazon's always-crazy-low tablet sales on Fire tablets are tempting if you have Amazon Prime or live in Amazon's ecosystem. As ultra-budget tablets for videos and games, they're totally fine. 

Chromebooks are excellent choices as secure kid-friendly laptop alternatives, or for anyone who might want a laptop-type browser without a full computer price. 

iPad at any price?

If you're treating yourself, last year's iPad Pro is a stellar laptop alternative, provided you can live in Apple's controlled iOS world (iPadOS, the name of the iPad-focused iOS 13 update this year, does have a far better browser, improved Pencil support and file access). Apple might update the iPad Pro as early as spring next year, though, so maybe you should also consider getting an IOU.

Cellular? Skip

The extra $129 for an LTE antenna (and the cost per month of a cellular plan on the iPad) aren't worth it, unless you're dying to use LTE on a tablet or have someone who's footing the bill. Tether with your phone instead.

Save some money for dongles and Pencils and things

Your purchase, sadly, doesn't end with just the iPad. You'll want a case for that delicate tablet, and probably one of Apple's Pencil styluses (the old one for most iPads, and the new one for the 2018 iPad Pro). A keyboard case is useful, and costs extra too. If you get the USB-C iPad Pro, you're also going to want a few dongles (like one for a headphone jack). 

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2019-11-28 10:38:00Z
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Black Friday 2019: The best Apple iPad deal for you - CNET

Picking an iPad this year may feel crazy, but there's a logic to it.

Sarah Tew/CNET

This story is part of Black Friday 2019, our roundup of the best deals on today's tech.

Among Apple products, there's one that's always a headliner for deep discounts: the iPad. Apple's tablet line has gotten larger and more confusing every single year, but there's good news for any potential iPad shopper this Black Friday. All of the options are amazing, and iPad discounts are many. It's just a matter of how much you'd like to pay.

Unlike last year, Apple hasn't released a new version of the top-end iPad Pro. But the recent 10.2-inch budget-line iPad is better than ever. Or should you get the Mini? Or, the iPad Air?

Let's dive in. (By the way, here's the proper etiquette for buying tech gifts in general, and here's what to consider when buying smart home gifts.)

The 10.2-inch iPad is totally fine.

Sarah Tew/CNET

iPad 10.2-inch (2019): The best for most

The 10.2-inch model is CNET's Editors' Choice for a reason: Even though it has an older A10 processor, it works perfectly well with the latest iPadOS, has a slightly bigger screen, supports the Apple Pencil, and now works with Apple's older Smart Connector keyboard accessories. It's already on sale, too. I'd consider the 128GB model, though, over the 32GB, especially if you're planning on downloading movies. The ideal size I would have recommended would have been 64GB... which, of course, Apple doesn't sell.

There are several sales on this model, and probably more to come. Amazon is offering about $49 off both storage sizes of the iPad, plus an extra $30 with "no rush shipping," meaning either $280 or $250 for the 32GB version. (I'd recommend the 128GB version, though).

Best Buy is offering the iPad for $250, but you need to sign up for a free Best Buy reward program membership.

iPad (2018): Almost the same as the 10.2-inch iPad

You could save even more by getting last year's model of the entry-level iPad, which has the same A10 processor (and also supports Apple Pencil). Amazon is selling the LTE, 128GB version for $429 ($130 off), which is the most affordable way to an LTE iPad...but do you really need LTE? (I'd say no.)

The iPad Air (left) versus the 10.2-inch iPad (right). The Air has better specs and a slightly thinner body.

Sarah Tew/CNET

iPad Air (2019): Step up from basic 

The difference between the entry-level 10.2-inch iPad and the iPad Air released this year is basically a better A12 processor, and a slightly bigger screen (10.5 inches). It's also a bit thinner. Anyone who wants a bit more graphics oomph for photo or video work could consider this a way to split the difference between the basic iPad and the iPad Pro. You'll find it for $469, a discount of $30, at B&H electronics.

The 2017 iPad Pro is like the 2019 iPad Air, with a couple of extras

Save yourself the headache and know that the 2019 10.5-inch iPad Air is a slightly more budget version of the 2017 10.5-inch iPad Pro. The Pro from 2017 has a faster-scrolling 120Hz display, better quad speakers and slightly different cameras. If you can somehow get it for less than the Air above, it's well worth it! The 2017 iPad Pro's on sale below, but at a higher cost than the iPad Air.

Note: Pencil and keyboard case sold separately.

Sarah Tew/CNET

iPad Pro (2018): The fanciest option, but...

For the right price, last year's iPad Pro is still a great pick. Its A12X processor is extremely powerful, it has Face ID (which is great on an iPad), supports newer Pencil accessories that stick to the side to charge, its optional keyboard case is great (and expensive), and it supports USB-C. Amazon has the 11-inch 64GB Pro for $120 off, but even then it's still $674. (Other storage sizes are available at less impressive discounts.)

The iPad Mini's smaller size and upgraded specs are unique.

Angela Lang/CNET

iPad Mini (2019): Not a bad travel proposition

The smaller 7.9-inch iPad was upgraded this year with an A12 processor and Pencil support, and it's a great smaller tablet. It's normally too expensive to justify over the entry iPad, but Black Friday sale deals could make it a tempting travel gadget. It's not so great for typing, though, and the $15 off deal below isn't very much off the regular price.

Consider at least 64GB of storage

Some of the basic iPads start with just 32GB, which doesn't cut it. Some models start with 64GB, which is acceptable. If you're downloading movies for trips or plan on putting lots of games onboard, consider 128GB. I wouldn't consider 256GB and up unless you're a video editor.

For kids, Fire tablets or Chromebooks are worth considering

Amazon's always-crazy-low tablet sales on Fire tablets are tempting if you have Amazon Prime or live in Amazon's ecosystem. As ultra-budget tablets for videos and games, they're totally fine. 

Chromebooks are excellent choices as secure kid-friendly laptop alternatives, or for anyone who might want a laptop-type browser without a full computer price. 

iPad at any price?

If you're treating yourself, last year's iPad Pro is a stellar laptop alternative, provided you can live in Apple's controlled iOS world (iPadOS, the name of the iPad-focused iOS 13 update this year, does have a far better browser, improved Pencil support and file access). Apple might update the iPad Pro as early as spring next year, though, so maybe you should also consider getting an IOU.

Cellular? Skip

The extra $129 for an LTE antenna (and the cost per month of a cellular plan on the iPad) aren't worth it, unless you're dying to use LTE on a tablet or have someone who's footing the bill. Tether with your phone instead.

Save some money for dongles and Pencils and things

Your purchase, sadly, doesn't end with just the iPad. You'll want a case for that delicate tablet, and probably one of Apple's Pencil styluses (the old one for most iPads, and the new one for the 2018 iPad Pro). A keyboard case is useful, and costs extra too. If you get the USB-C iPad Pro, you're also going to want a few dongles (like one for a headphone jack). 

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2019-11-28 05:10:00Z
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The Apple Watch 3 is down to its lowest price ever at Walmart's Black Friday sale - TechRadar India

Walmart's Black Friday 2019 sale is live with fantastic deals on everything from TVs and laptops to kitchen appliances and toys. A standout Black Friday deal is the Apple Watch 3 with cellular that's on sale for just $199. That's a whopping $180 discount and the lowest price we've seen for the best-selling smartwatch. Not in the Us? Scroll down for today's best Apple Watch 3 deals in your region.

The Apple Watch 3 is a smartwatch that offers health-focused features while also keeping you connected. The Series 3 smartwatch tracks activity, popular workouts, calories burned, and offers continuous heart rate monitoring. The Apple Watch will even notify you when an irregular heartbeat is detected.

The swim-proof smartwatch includes GPS technology and provides an impressive battery life of up to 18 hours. The Apple Watch also offers basic smartwatch features such as the ability to receive notifications, send messages, make calls, and more.

This particular deal is for the Apple Watch 3 with LTE connectivity, which allows you to get internet and phone connectivity on your watch even when your iPhone is far away. Like we mentioned above, this is the lowest price we've ever seen for the Apple Watch and a fantastic price for a feature-rich smartwatch. The Series 3 watch would make an excellent gift for anyone on your list, so you should snag this limited-time deal while you can.

TechRadar is scouring every retailer and rounding up all the top deals over the Black Friday period, and we’ve put all the best Black Friday deals and Cyber Monday deals in easy-to-navigate articles to help you find the bargains you’re looking for.

Shop more fantastic offers with our roundup of the best Walmart Black Friday deals that are happening now.

If you're not in the US, you can see today's best deals on the Apple Watch Series 3 where you are below.

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Alexa is about to be very disappointed - TechCrunch

A general lack of judgement has always been one of the strongest appeals of smart assistants. Whatever bad pop song or terrible online video you play for the 10,000th time — they don’t care. They’re simply there to help, judgement free.

Amazon, however, has been working on some features behind the scenes to help make Alexa more lifelike. Those involve bringing more emotional resonance to the smart assistant — namely the ability to make it voice sound varying levels of excited and disappointed.

“Alexa emotions” feature three levels of intensity. For the full effect, here’s “I just listened to the Smiths and then Googled what Morrissey has been up to lately” mode:

We all get down around the holidays, Alexa. Are you sure there’s nothing you want to talk about here? Amazon says users are feeling the newly empathetic assistant. “ Early customer feedback indicates that overall satisfaction with the voice experience increased by 30% when Alexa responded with emotions,” it writes in a post.

The feature is available to developers starting today, primarily focused on gaming skills. That means they’ll probably start rolling out to applications in the near future. No word on whether it’s possible to set those flash news briefings to perpetual disappointment.

The company is also rolling out a content-tailored delivery, design to give Alexa a style more akin to a news anchor or radio host.

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2019-11-27 16:14:19Z
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