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Digital telco Circles.Life has joined the Click Frenzy mayhem with $10 per month of all plans, and additional bonus data on its most popular plan, starting today, 17 May 2021.

Although there's about six months to go before the iPhone 13 range arrives, plenty of people are still buying existing iPhone models, with Telstra's flash sale delivering discounts of up to $150.

Bring out the ale, because anyone whose name starts with ALE can be in the running to win one of 100 smart-home tech products from Alexa by visiting its dedicated Facebook page.

Telco Singtel Optus has reduced the price of its Optus Choice and Optus One plans by 20% for Australians in all 15 territories who take new connections.

University students are being offered special pricing from Apple on Macs and iPads, with the added bonus of Beats Studio3 Wireless headphones, a free year of Apple TV+, as well as special pricing on various apps and Apple Music. 

It's yet another deal for "new customers only", which means Catch Connect needs to think about doing a deal or two for current customers too, but the deals are nevertheless quite catching.

here's nothing new about offering discounts to tertiary students and staff - Apple's been doing it for decades, to give just one example. But we haven't previously heard of a storage vendor taking that route.

The LogMeIn Ignition remote access app for iOS and Android is currently available at half price.

Those tablet price wars edge ever closer, with HP first cutting US $50 off the price of its TouchPad in the US, with US retailer 'Staples' stapling a whopping $100 TouchPad price cut - but only from August 5 to August 7. Should we expect similar price cuts in Australia?

Commencing today the temperature determines the prices for German software producer combit at the annual Heat Discount sales promotion.

Want to save more than $200 on the cost of original iPads when compared to original iPad pricing? Big W's big clearance paves the way for the now more expensive iPad 2, due March 11 in the US, and March 25 in Australia.

If you're an Android OS user and you're a bit of a traveller, you may well be pleased to know that Lonely Planet has dropped the price of each of its 'Compass City Guide' Android apps from US $4.99 to only US 99c each.

For two days only: home users can buy the popular award-winning Radmin 3.4 program at a 50% discount. Famatech has prepared a special Christmas gift for home users. On December 21 and 22, 2010, the fastest remote control software program Radmin 3.4 can be purchased for only US$24.50 (a full 50% discount).

Australian techpreneur, Ruslan Kogan, has unveiled yet another new 'product' to save his customers money, but this one's unlike any the retail world has ever seen.

Constance/Germany, 03/26/2010 - Around this years Easter holidays, more precisely from March 29th to April 11th, customers can hunt for Easter eggs with different discounts on the website of German software manufacturer combit.