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Huawei P30 Pro sold over 16 million devices in 6 months, ‘new’ version goes official

September 16, 2019

Huawei’s P30 Pro is one of our favorite smartphones of the year, and it seems consumers agree. As it unveiled a “new” version of the device at IFA 2019, Huawei also revealed that in less than six months, over 16 million P30 Pros have been sold. Earlier this week Huawei teased new colors for the Huawei P30 Pro, and it turns out that…

iPhone SE is just $90 today, plus deals on LG monitors from $116, and a new Anker sale

September 16, 2019

iPhone SE is on sale from $90, today only plus deals on LG monitors which are great Mac companions and Anker discounts abound with markdowns on the latest accessories. All that and more are in today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break. Today only, Woot has Apple’s iPhone SE in…

Thursday deals: Sony Android Auto Receiver $300, Nokia 9 PureView hits all-time low, more

September 16, 2019

Thursday’s best deals include a Sony Android Auto Receiver at $300, Nokia 9 PureView returns to Amazon all-time low, and Marshall’s Kilburn II Bluetooth Speaker is $100 off. Hit the jump for all that more in the lastest 9to5Toys Lunch Break. Best Buy now has the Sony…

Friday deals: MacBook Air $349 off, LIFX Tile Lighting hits all-time low, and iPhone 7 is $189

September 16, 2019

Apple’s 13-inch MacBook Air with 256GB of storage is $349 off to lead today’s best deals. Other notable offers include the LIFX HomeKit Tile Lighting system at $166, and a refurbished 128GB iPhone 7 for $189. Hit the jump for more in this 9to5Toys Lunch Break. If you’re willing to go with a previous generation MacBook Air, there are currently big savings to be had. B&H offers the…

Galaxy Note 10+ Review: Checks all the boxes, but does S Pen justify its existence?

September 16, 2019

The Galaxy Note series is Samsung’s option for power users and enthusiasts. Or at least, it was. The Galaxy Note 10+ is the biggest change we’ve seen to a Galaxy Note ever, but not because of the specs it packs or the features it has. It hits the nail on the head in just…

Thursday deals: Samsung Galaxy Smartwatch $279, Amazon storage sale from $5, more

September 16, 2019

Samsung Galaxy Smartwatch is on sale from $279, plus Amazon hosts a notable 1-day storage sale filled with markdowns and Herman Miller launches a Labor Day promotion with 15% off. Hit the jump for all that and more in the latest 9to5Toys Lunch Break. Amazon offers…

HTC stops selling phones in UK while patent dispute rumbles on

September 16, 2019

HTC has stopped selling phones through its UK website while a patent issue plays out. Its handsets are all listed as out of stock, including the Exodus 1 blockchain phone, though the company is still selling them in other nations. They’re also available through Amazon’s UK site. It’s long been tussling with an R&D company named Ipcom over intellectual property, particularly…

The Sega Genesis Mini builds on what made Nintendo’s tiny consoles great

September 16, 2019

It’s been three years since the breakout success of Nintendo’s tiny NES Classic, but the miniature console wars are finally heating up. First, Nintendo followed up with the slightly improved SNES Classic, and then Sony jumped in with the somewhat disappointing…

Our exclusive deal event features discounts on the LG Gram 17, Xbox One S with Madden 20, and much more

September 16, 2019

We’re hosting a special deals event this week, featuring exclusive deals on a broad range of tech products only for Verge readers. Instead of overwhelming you with a billion deals, we’ve hand-picked a tight list of products — many of which have been tested here at The…

This expensive adapter makes the Nintendo 64 look good on modern TVs

September 16, 2019

In hindsight, the Nintendo 64 was a pretty weird system. The controller was weird, the decision to go with expensive cartridges was weird, and the internal hardware was in a weird place where early texture filtering was possible even though storing and displaying detailed textures was not. It hasn’t aged well, exactly, but it’s aged interestingly — you can recognize an N64 game a mile away.