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Apple Pay comes to Seamless and Grubhub

If you want your food that much faster, you can now use Apple Pay to order takeout via the Grubhub and Seamless apps. Equipped with an iOS device with Apple’s mobile payment system, you can simply select the Apple Pay option at checkout to automatically use whatever credit card you’ve loaded in your settings. Apple Pay is the NFC payment …

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Sheathe your sword, NAD tells Sprint to halt its 50% off ads

Remember those Sprint ads where customers would take chainsaws and swords to their cell phone bills? You won’t be seeing those anymore. Sprint’s ads enticed you to switch from your current cell phone carrier with the promise of a similar plan for half the cost. T-Mobile, the nation’s third-largest wireless carrier, challenged Sprint’s claim to cut your phone bill in …

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Tablet makers need you to think detachable

Consumers have had their fill of tablets. The lack of urgency to buy new ones means that in 2016 global sales of tablets will fall for the second straight year, market researcher IDC said Thursday. Tablet shipments are likely to sag by 9.6 percent this year from 2015, a near perfect echo of the 10 percent drop registered in 2015 …

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Xiaomi unveils Mi Band 2 fitness tracker for $23

Xiaomi will soon launch another super cheap activity tracker. Due to reach Chinese consumers on June 7, the new $23 Mi Band 2 fitness tracker comes with an OLED display, which Xiaomi touts as resistant to scratches and fingerprints and bright enough to be seen under direct sunlight. The display shows you the time, your heart rate, calories burned, number …

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​Apple’s back

School’s out for the summer…which means it’s already time to start thinking about back-to-school shopping. At least there’s a good chance you’ll net some headphones if you’re buying something from Apple. Apple’s new back-to-school offers have gone live, and like always, students can get some modest savings on MacBooks, iPads and iPhones. Apple’s also giving away Beats headphones with certain …

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Gawker’s Denton says Silicon Valley billionaires need thicker skin

Silicon Valley billionaires with unprecedented power need to get used to the discomfort of press scrutiny, Gawker Media owner Nick Denton said Thursday. Gawker, a digital news organization, is fighting a devastating $140 million verdict in a case that was secretly funded by Silicon Valley billionaire Peter Thiel. “A Silicon Valley billionaire is a hundred times, a thousand times more …

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