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Humans are no strangers to changing the world around them, often to the detriment of plants and animals around them.
“They were lightweight, PG versions of us with no complicated backstories. Must be nice.”
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Modular gadgets sound useful on paper but rarely break through to mainstream audiences. We’ve seen countless attempts come and go, leaving behind only fleeting blips of excitement from enthusiasts who are time and again burned when the promise of a customizable device never materializes. Every few years a new example…
The best thing about being an Android user is that you can swap out the look of your interface by merely downloading an app. But the worst thing about Android is that when you’re looking for one thing in the Play Store, you’ll encounter way too many other things are not quite what you’re looking for.
When you don’t have time for a professional manicure, these can be lifesavers.
Last November, Amazon notified customers that it would stop accepting Visa credit cards in the UK as of January 19th, 2022, blaming the high fees Visa charges for credit card transactions. Now, the company has backtracked on that, telling customers via email that it will continue accepting Visa cards, at least for the time being.
“The expected change regarding the use of Visa credit cards on Amazon.co.uk will no longer take place on January 19,” an Amazon spokesperson told Engadget. ” We are working closely with Visa on a potential solution that will enable customers to continue using their Visa credit cards on Amazon.co.uk.”
The dispute has been simmering for a while, with Amazon previously accusing Visa of charging high credit card transaction fees, and Visa saying that Amazon was “threatening to restrict consumer choice in the future.” Both companies, global leaders of their respective industries, previously said that they were attempting to work towards a solution.
Amazon didn’t elaborate further on its statement but also didn’t set another deadline — so presumably UK buyers will be able to use their Visa cards for the foreseeable future.
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If you’ve been waiting for a sale to buy one of Amazon’s Fire HD tablets, today might be the day. You can currently pick up some key products on sale, with the best deals on the Fire HD 8 and Fire HD 8 Plus, available at all-time low discounts of 50 percent. The Fire 7 is also back to its Black Friday pricing, and kids tablets have big discounts as well.
Buy Fire 7 tablet at Amazon – $35Buy Fire 8 HD tablet at Amazon – $45Buy Fire HD 8 Plus at Amazon – $55
We gave the 2020 Fire HD 8 a decent 81 score in our Engadget review, thanks to the new design, switch to USB-C charging, long battery life and solid performance. The Fire HD 8 Plus, however, offers a bit more RAM (3GB instead of 2GB), along with a faster processor and wireless charging support. Both models have 32GB of storage that’s expandable via microSD.
The Fire 7 is more of a budget option that comes with a 7-inch IPS display, 2MP front- and rear-cameras and hands-free Alexa controls. It also offers roughly seven hours of battery life, depending on what you’re doing. The biggest drawback is the lack of Google apps, but at $35, it’s great as a couch device for reading, checking social media and browsing the web.
If you’re shopping for the younger set, meanwhile, the Fire 7 Kids Pro tablet is on sale for $50, or half off the regular $100 price. That price makes it an excellent budget kids option, thanks to the decent specs (a quad-core processor, dual cameras and expandable storage), along with the Kids+ content that includes educational content from National Geographic, Rabbids Coding, LEGO and others.
Buy Fire 7 Kids Pro tablet at Amazon – $50Buy Fire HD 8 Kids Pro tablet at Amazon – $80Buy Fire HD 10 Kids Pro tablet at Amazon – $140
Finally, the Fire HD 8 Kids Pro Tablet, with similar features to the Fire HD 7 Kids Pro but a slightly larger screen, is available for $80, for a savings of 43 percent from the regular $140 price. Finally, the Fire HD 10 Kids Pro tablet comes with a 10.1-inch 1080p display, dual cameras, USB-C and 3GB of RAM. That model is available for $140 instead of $200, a discount of $60 or 30 percent.
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