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Black Friday might be over, but the biggest sales event of the year isn't. Cyber Monday – which technically begins on November 28 – marks the real end of some remarkably good online deals. If you're in the market for some new tech before time runs out, you'll need to check out our Cyber Monday deals page. When it comes to the world's best streaming services , there's always one platform that receives a hefty discount around Black Friday/Cyber Monday: Hulu . And, with Cyber Monday marking the end of the busiest sales period of the last 12 months, the Disney-owned streamer has gotten in on the act again. Right now, new and returning customers can sign up to a 12-month Hulu subscription for just $1.99 per month at Hulu.com . That works out to less than $24 for the entire year, although you'll be signing up to the ads-based tier if you take advantage of this offer. Still, if you're not bothered about a few adverts being shown every so often during you binge ...

If you're keen on foldable phones but aren't fully convinced by the Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 4 , then there should soon be another of these innovative devices available to buy: the Huawei Mate X3 is apparently now ready for mass production and should show up soon. That's according to tipster Wangzai Knows Everything (via Notebookcheck ), and the word is that it will follow the design aesthetic laid down by Samsung quite closely – as well as potentially cost significantly less than its rival. There may be some compromises along the way, with rumors that the handset will have to make do with 4G rather than 5G. It should come running the latest high-end Qualcomm Snapdragon 8 Gen 2 processor though. What we know so far We don't actually know much at all about what the Huawei Mate X3 is going to bring with it, though some clues might be offered up by what we've previously seen on the Huawei Mate X2 , which made its debut in February 2021. That's nearly two years ...

Intel’s incoming Core i9-13900KS, which will be a new version of the Raptor Lake flagship CPU – one capable of boost to 6GHz right out of the box , no overclocking needed – could be over 20% more expensive than the current 13900K. As VideoCardz highlighted, this is going by a tweet from hardware leaker @momomo_us who picked up on the 13900KS – and other inbound Raptor Lake processors – being listed at retailer PC Canada (keep your skeptical head firmly on, naturally). 🤔 https://t.co/iglVxe5zQm pic.twitter.com/wjZofzLaF7 November 26, 2022 See more The 13900KS is priced at $927 Canadian Dollars, and comparing that to the price of the existing 13900K at the same retailer, that’s a 22% markup. A bunch of other Raptor Lake processors are listed and priced here, models which have already been leaked previously ( by Microsoft in fact ). They include the Core i3-13100 at the other end of the spectrum from the 13900KS, a quad-core processor marked up at $207 Canadian Dollars (or ...

Update: Amazon reduced the price of this standing desk by .... $0.01. Right now, you can save $130 off the FEZIBO electric adjustable height standing desk at Amazon . That brings its price down to just $199.98, making it one of the cheapest standing desk deals we've seen for Cyber Monday. Note that you need to be an Amazon Prime member to access this price as it is a Prime Exclusive. Many of us have shifted to working from home during the last couple of years, and if your home office furniture is starting to show the strain, Cyber Monday 2022 is a great opportunity to upgrade and this standing desk - Amazon's best-selling one - seems to be a no-brainer. An electric desk like this gives you the option to switch between sitting and standing, and pick the perfect height for comfortable working. It's controlled via a convenient keypad on the right-hand side, and you can save three presets for quick access. Oh and don't forget to check out our Cyber Monday office cha...

Cyber Monday is not always about the big-ticket items. You know what I mean: that 65-inch 4K TV for $499 , that King-sized mattress for $870 , or that Air Fryer for $54.99 . Sometimes, it's about the little stuff.  I mean really little stuff, like a 1TB SD card that can fit on the tip of one finger. Currently, I'm way too excited about a Cyber Monday deal on one of these cards: just $99 for storage that once filled four heavy 256GB spinning hard drives, which, when stacked, were as tall as half a loaf of bread. The specific Cyber Monday deal (really a Cyber Weekend deal, amirite?) I'm talking about a $99 SanDisk Ultra microSD 1TB card (originally $136.99). This is not SansDisk's fastest solid-stage storage option. In another stellar Cyber Monday deal, I could pay $117 for the "Extreme" version. That's nice, but I don't need that level of read-write times (190mb/ps vs 150mb/ps), and I'm really into the idea of 1TB for under $100. SanD...

The iPhone 15 is still a long way off, but we've already heard numerous rumors about it. New to the pile is an analyst prediction that the Pro models are going to get solid-state, haptic buttons that don't physically move and sit flush with the body of the phones. That's as per Barclays analysts Blayne Curtis and Tom O'Malley, based in part on comments made by Cirrus Logic CEO John Forsyth (via MacRumors ). Cirrus Logic already supplies some of the haptic technology that is in the current iPhones. The company has mentioned new components coming to market in the second half of next year, which coincidentally is when Apple is going to be bringing out new iPhones, and... well, you can see why people are joining the dots. Click or twist These buttons use vibrations to simulate the sensation of them being touched, even though they don't actually move – see also the trackpads on newer MacBook models, and the home buttons on the recent iPhone SE phones. This backs ...

Windows 11’s latest version has suffered at the hands of a bug that messes quite badly with gaming performance for some users, leading to the 22H2 update being blocked on those PCs to prevent the problem manifesting – but the good news is that upgrade block has now been partially lifted. In case you missed this one, the Windows 11 22H2 bug in question caused “lower than expected performance” with some games (and indeed other software), including stuttering frame rates (a seriously off-putting phenomenon). This was due to GPU debugging features errantly being used on the affected PCs. As Neowin noticed, Microsoft has not actually fixed this issue – yet – but has added a fresh note to its release health dashboard which states the following: “The safeguard hold with the safeguard ID of 41990091 has been updated to only safeguard Windows devices which have one of the small subset of games and apps which are still affected by this issue.” What this means is that a lot of Windows 11 ...