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You can pre-order a Nexus 6 on AT&T tomorrow, Sprint selling in-store on Friday

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by on November 11, 2014 at 5:41 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider

If you’re an AT&T or Sprint customer and have been wanting to get your hands on the Nexus 6 without paying the full $649+ retail price, you’re in luck. AT&T announced it would begin accepting pre-orders for the Nexus 6 in Midnight Blue tomorrow.You have a few options to pay for the device. First off, there’s the standard two-year contract price of $249. Alternatively, you could pay $0 to start if you split your payments into $22.77 per month over 24 months, $28.46 over 18 months or $34.15 over 12 months. Of course, you could also get it with no…

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46% off the Extreme Micro Drone 2.0 + Aerial Camera (free worldwide shipping)

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by on November 11, 2014 at 5:37 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Gadgets, Offers

Looking for the next tech toy to add to your collection? The Extreme Micro Drone 2.0 is ready for take-off. This compact quadrocopter is perfect for indoor and outdoor flights and complex aerial maneuvers, and can capture it all with its on-board camera. We offered this drone to TNW readers last month, but it sold out so quickly so we’ve brought it back for the holidays. Simply charge up the drone via USB, pick up the remote control, and pilot the Extreme Micro Drone 2.0 as far as 400 feet away and perform 360-degree flips with ease. Order now from…

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Google opens Fiber for Small Business Early Access Program in Kansas City

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by on November 11, 2014 at 5:23 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Google, Insider, Product Updates

Small businesses in some areas of central Kansas City can start signing up for Google’s gigabit Fiber broadband service. Announced today in a blog post, the Early Access Program for Google Fiber for Small Businesses is only open to companies in select areas of the city . Although not very widely offered, it provides up to 1,000Mbps download speeds for a cost of $100 per month. If you do happen to be a business located in one of these select areas, you can get more details and register interest on the Google Fiber for SMBs page. ➤ A next step for Google Fiber and…

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Barnes & Noble launches Nook Press Print, a print-on-demand service for authors

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by on November 11, 2014 at 5:13 pm
Posted In: Around the Web, Insider

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Here’s an interesting piece of news from Barnes & Noble – the US book giant is rolling out a new print-on-demand service for authors. With Nook Press Print, self-published authors and emerging writers can print (as in ‘on paper’) their own professional-grade books. Similar to Amazon’s own Print-on-Demand, Nook’s new offering basically lets you print a set number of books to meet initial demand and test the market. This will be particularly useful for up-and-coming authors who may not have the capital to commit to a huge print run. However, the service is as much about bringing the power of…

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Box updates iOS app with TouchID and widget support

Nov11
by on November 11, 2014 at 5:00 pm
Posted In: Apps, Around the Web, Insider, Product Updates

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At Box’s recent Boxworld conference the company was focused on its enterprise market. But Box recognizes that it also needs to take care of end users, since they are the ones using Box products in the field. To that end, Box has updated its iOS app with Touch ID support, an iOS widget and a Favorites feature for both files and folders. Box’s Vice President of platform Chris Yeh says that Box users use the app 50 times a day. “As that number goes up we are continually focused on how to make the experience better for people,” he told TNW. For users…

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