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After 41 years, the classic sci-fi novel is finally coming to life in a new TV show.
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As always, you'll need to be a Prime member to partake of the deals. Prime is Amazon's $139-per-year (or $14.99-per-month) subscription that provides free two-day shipping on all orders, as well as a ton of extras like the Kindle lending library and Prime Video streaming. See our rundown of the top Amazon Prime benefits to learn more.
The good news is that you may not need to pay for membership at all if you only want it long enough to take advantage of Amazon's big shopping extravaganza. Here are a few ways to score a short-term Prime membership and cash in on the savings.
Method 1: The standard 30-day free trial
If you've never tried Amazon Prime before, or if it's been a long time since you last tried it, then you may be eligible for a free 30-day trial. After the 30 days, Amazon will charge you for the membership—either $14.99 per month or $139 per year—so don't forget to cancel before the trial is up. (Set a calendar reminder if you have to!)
Figuring out if you're eligible is simple. Just sign in to your Amazon account and visit the Prime membership
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Just to set expectations, the Hue discounts we're seeing on Amazon aren't as eye-poppingly steep as we've seen during previous Prime Day runups, but they do exist. For example, you can grab a Philips Hue 6-inch White and color ambience downlight for $42.40, a 39-percent discount versus its $69.99 list price and hovering near its all-time low.
We also spotted a 2-pack of Hue White candelabra bulbs for $25, down 29 percent, while a kit of two 6-foot Hue indoor White and color ambience LED light strips is $140.99, good for 26 percent off its $189.99 list price.
Those deals come just as Philips Hue is raising its prices in response to tariffs levied by the Trump administration. Hue announced last week that price increases were slated to take effect on July 1, and
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 Apple today seeded the second betas of upcoming iOS 18.6 and iPadOS 18.6 updates to public beta testers, with the betas coming just a day after Apple provided the betas to developers. Apple has also released a second beta of macOS Sequoia 15.6.
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The game is in desperate need of new shake-ups, and two fan-favorite heroes alongside some quality-of-life changes might just do the trick.
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President Donald Trump's budget would kill off tax credits for wind and solar, raising costs for new clean energy projects and blowing up valuable investment in those already in the pipeline.
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According to Windows Latest, the issues don't just stop at the popular productivity shortcut either. Other issues include mouse cursor lag, screen resolution issues, and difficulties adjusting volume.
KB5060829 is a preview update, which means it's optional to install and allows you to try out new features and improvements ahead of the general release. However, preview updates can have problems like this, so you shouldn't blindly install them on mission-critical PCs.
The update is supposed to be rolled out to all users in two weeks, so hopefully Microsoft fixes these issues in time. Until then, you should hold off on installing update KB5060829 to avoid these issues. Meanwhile, if you're affected, try rolling back the problematic update.
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Why slather on concealer when you can just stick on a pimple patch?
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As the name suggests, this is a Fire TV, which means you get access to almost all the streaming services along with Xbox games streamed via cloud gaming (even if you don't have an Xbox console). It'll also fit right in with all your other Alexa-powered (or Alexa-compatible) tech, enabling you to issue voice commands to access the weather, look for information, or turn off your lights.
As for the viewing experience, this TV comes with various technologies that will make watching your favorite shows an absolute pleasure, including Dolby Vision IQ, HDR10 Adaptive, HDR10, and HLG. Plus, it has adaptive brightness, so your screen's brightness will be optimized based on how bright/dark your room is. When you're not watching shows and movies, you can turn the screen into a canvas to display art.
Did I mention this is a gigantic 75-inch TV? Because I feel like I need to emphasize just how insane it is to get a TV this big for this cheap. Sure, it's an exclusive Prime-only early deal for Prime Day just around the corner, but you can take advantage if you start a free 30-day Prime trial. You can then use the Prime trial to score Prime Day deals!
What are you waiting for? You're not going to see a better TV deal
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