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LG announces 50GB of free Box.net storage for LG Android smartphone users
It looks like those sporting an LG branded Android smartphone have become the latest to receive 50GB of free Box.net storage. Yup, LG and Box.net have partnered up and those carrying an LG Android smartphone can now step forward and claim their free cloud-based storage. The terms of the offer seem rather simple. Download the more »
Starting August 12, Sprint won’t offer new customers promotional credit
Apparently, Sprint will be pulling the plug on its $125 and $50 service credits promotion early. The promotion was originally scheduled to end on October 1, but according to a Boy Genius Report source, Sprint will stop openly acknowledging the service credit offer on August 12.
HP TouchPad gets a $50 price cut, until September 10th
HP recently began rolling out the webOS 3.0.2 update for the TouchPad tablet and well, it looks like they had also quietly began discounting the tablet. The discount pricing comes by way of the HP.com website. In short, the price of the TouchPad has gotten $50 cheaper which means you can purchase a 16GB TouchPad more »
Sprint bundles $50 Samsung Media Hub card with Epic 4G purchases
Interested in purchasing a Samsung Epic 4G sometime soon? Well, Sprint is running a new promotion in which customers buying the Epic 4G between October 31, 2010 and January 8, 2011 will receive a $50 gift card to the Samsung Media Hub. Basically, the Media Hub is an app within Samsung devices and it allows more »
Android Market reaches 50,000 total apps
The Android market, notable rival to the App Store, has finally reached over 50,000 apps, a milestone reached because of the countless Android enthusiasts. AndroLib is a website that calculates the amount of apps in ten different Android Markets, but it is important to note they are not an officially affiliated with Google. AndroLib has more »
Amazon plays nice, offers $50 credit for HD DVD purchasers
Well, they may be a little late to gifting HD DVD purchasers something to help cover the blow, but better late than never. For those who purchased an HD DVD player before February 23, 2008, Amazon is giving $50 Amazon credit to anything, to which there are, of course, some restrictions. The biggest restriction being the items have to be sold by Amazon and not a third-party merchant. You can also only get up to $500 back (which means you can redeem up to 10 HD DVD players), so that eleventh box, you’re just going to have to hang on to. Check out the letter from Amazon below:
