The 36 best Prime Day Apple deals still available
This year’s Amazon Prime Day brought Prime members (and those who sign up for a free trial More
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While Amazon Prime Day has wrapped up, you can still find countless monitor deals across major brands, giving you a great opportunity to upgrade your existing, outdated monitor or to purchase a new monitor suitable for gaming, working from home, or entertainment.Below, you can take advantage of Prime Day deals still available on monitors of all shapes and sizes suitable for every budget: affordable flat screens suitable for daily tasks; curved, high frame-rate models perfect for your next gaming session; large monitors that work as entertainment hubs; and even dual-screen options for the busy home office worker.Also: The best Prime Day deals still liveBest Amazon Prime Day monitor deals still available More
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Jason Hiner/ZDNETApple has been putting a lot of effort into helping iPhone users prevent premature battery wear — an issue that’s plagued the iPhone for years.One of the main ways that Apple has addressed this is with overcharging prevention. Lithium-ion batteries can suffer from overcharging, which can lead to the production of metallic lithium inside the cell, posing a fire hazard. By limiting the charge to 80%, the risk of battery damage through overcharging is significantly reduced.Also: The best iPhone power banks: Expert tested and reviewedWith iOS 13, the company introduced Optimized Battery Charging, a technology that extended the lifespan of the iPhone’s battery by reducing the time it spent fully charged. The tech uses on-device machine learning to learn the user’s daily charging routine, holding the charge at 80% and only completing the charge to 100% shortly before the user typically unplugs their phone.With iOS 17, an 80% charge limit option was introduced; charging would be halted at 80% and only resume when the charge level hit 75%. Every so often, the battery is charged to 100% to ensure that information about the battery’s health and capacity is accurate. More
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Matthew Miller/ZDNETWhat’s the deal?Viture has released a new flagship Viture One Pro model, but its previous model remains a fantastic XR glasses option. After Amazon Prime Day More
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Matthew Miller/ZDNETZDNET’s key takeawaysThe Shokz OpenSwim Pro More
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LG/ZDNETPrime Day may be over, but summer sales are still in full swing at LG More
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Amazon/ZDNETMost places in the US are experiencing a heatwave at the moment, if they haven’t already this summer, making now the perfect time for a frozen treat. Rather than shelling out for an overpriced cone (and leaving the comfort of your own home), you can whip up exactly what you’re craving, preferred ingredients and all, with an ice cream maker in your kitchen. Amazon Prime Day might be over, but the company still has all kinds of deals More
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An Amazon Fire TV is one of the best purchases you can make during and even after Prime Day. The annual sales event has historically featured significant markdowns on these televisions, with prices as low as $100 for a 43-inch 4K Fire TV in years past. However, these deals can be short-lived (especially after Prime Day), so a keen eye is necessary to get the best savings around Prime Day.Amazon often offers striking Lightning Deals for Fire TVs, so much so that they’re quick to run out of stock. Because the Prime Day sales event features many of these deals, keeping up with them all is difficult. Thankfully, ZDNET will ensure you can access the top Fire TV deals around Prime Day. Also: The best Prime Day deals still liveBest Fire TV deals for Prime Day 2024 still availableAmazon Fire TV Stick More
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