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iRobot's luxurious Roomba 981 is $250 off
Amazon is selling the iRobot Roomba 981 for just $350.

Your new Mac's speedy SSD might not last as long as it should
If M1 Macs are performing too many writes on the SSD, that could lead to drive problems down the road.

Snag Adobe's Photoshop Elements 2021 for a ludicrously low $45
Photoshop Elements 2021 is a whopping 55% off at Newegg.

Why Your Next Website Needs A Top Level Domain
If you've got a project or brand that needs a website, it's good to go in prepared.

Stream music in HD with 25% off this rugged Bluetooth speaker
The HyperGear Quake Wireless Speaker also has a built-in power bank for phone charging.

Roon 1.8 review: An unparalleled service for critical listening and music exploration
The barrier to entry can be steep, but the reward is oh so worth the investment.

What Apple Music can do to catch up with Spotify
It's time for Apple Music to get a huge upgrade--and some recently-launched Apple technologies could even allow it to surpass its rivals when it comes to audio quality.

Five great iPhone weather apps you should try
Appleās built-in Weather app gets the job done, but third-party apps offer a lot more.

Use, charge and mount your phone with this desk stand for 28% off
Use, charge and mount your phone with this desk stand for 28% off

Learning STEM skills in 2021? It's easier than you think
Brilliant is a learning system that goes beyond the same old video lectures

Apple Pay FAQ: Apple Pay is now available in Mexico
Here's everything you need to know about Apple Pay, including how to use it on your iPhone, iPad, Apple Watch, and Mac, and what stores and apps accept it.

This monstrous 58-inch 4K smart TV is just $300
Best Buy is selling a 58-inch Westinghouse 4K smart TV for $300.

Fitbit teams with Deepak Chopra to bolster its Premium membership
Fitbit is launching a new Mindful Method series featuring sessions from Deepak Chopra as part of its Premium subscription.

Once in a blue moon: Facebook is actually right about something
The Australian government is set to pass legislation that will require Facebook and other sites to pay for links to Australian news content. And that's just wrong, says the Macalope.