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TL;DR: The Fit Timez Multifunction Fitness Watch is just $22.39 at the Mashable Shop with code CYBER20 as of Dec. 31.

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If one of your New Year's resolutions was to get back on track with your fitness goals, this watch will make sticking to a plan that much easier. And to make the timing even more perfect, it's on sale. To secure 20% off at checkout, all you have to do is enter code CYBER20 to get the deal.

The Fit Timez multifunction fitness watch is the easiest way to monitor your movements and track your progress. It translates real-time data from your body to the watch and app. This watch can help you monitor your daily step count, including the amount of calories you've burned and the total distance you covered in the process. It can even help track your temperature, blood pressure, heart rate, and blood oxygen level.

You can use this smartwatch to set alarms, set it to silent or vibrate, and use it as a stopwatch. Once you synchronize it with your smartphone, you can even use it to receive call and text notifications. It's basically like getting an AppleWatch but without the steep price point. 

Normally the Fit Timez watch retails for $89. But for a limited time, you can save 20% at checkout when you enter code CYBER20 in your cart. That means you'll take home this fitness watch for just $22.39 for the navy blue watch band. You can also get the watch band in rose gold for the same price.

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TL;DR: The Smart Visual Ear Cleaner is just $23.96 at the Mashable Shop with code CYBER20 as of Dec. 31.

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Are you a fan of those oddly satisfying TikToks where you just watch someone refinish their wood cabinets from start to finish and feel like you're the one who completed the task afterwards? Instead of just being in the audience, get that weirdly satisfying feeling in real life with this visual ear cleaner that actually lets you take a peek inside what's going on in your ear canal. And now for a limited time, you can shave 20% off the price of this handy device. All you have to do is enter code CYBER20 at checkout to secure the deal.

The Smart Visual Ear Cleaner was made for people who want to get their ears clean safely and effectively. Instead of poking around with a dry and painful cotton swab, this earwax cleaner uses a 360-degree wide-angle cleaning tool that prevents debris from falling into your ear. The tip is made from a silicone spoon that comfortably and safely removes earwax from the ear canal. You'll never have to worry about loose cotton falling into your ear ever again.

But more than just a silicone safe cleaner head, this device also has a built-in 1080p HD camera that lets you see all the action when you pair it with an app on your phone. Since this device has a 350mAh battery, you can use it continuously for up to 1.5 hours without having to return it for a charge. It's completely waterproof and versatile; you can even use the camera to check your teeth, nose, throat, and more.

Normally the Smart Visual Ear Cleaner retails for $34. But when you enter code CYBER20 at checkout, you can save 20% and get it for just $23.96.

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If there's one thing Lil Nas X's massive hit "Old Town Road" taught us, it's that country music and rap music can go beautifully hand-in-hand.

Here to remind us of that fact is Chance the Rapper, who appeared recently on Jimmy Fallon's musical game show That's My Jam and was tasked with putting a country twist on Nelly's classic "Hot in Herre".

As you can see from the clip above, he more than delivered.

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The famed doll company announced its first ever Asian American Girl of the Year, a new doll named Corinne Tan who lives in Aspen, Colorado and loves to ski. 

Corinne's story and accompanying books feature her coping with her parents' divorce, new family members, and anti-Asian sentiment towards her as a Chinese American. She also has a little sister, Gwynn, as seen in American Girl promotional materials. The two books were written by Asian American author Wendy Shang. 

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In a statement to TODAY Parents, American Girl general manager Jamie Cygielman said Corinne is part of a line of dolls that "reflect what it means to be an American girl today." The brand also partnered with AAPI Youth Uprising, an organization founded by middle schoolers to support positive change in their communities, including a day devoted to teaching Asian history and culture in schools.

Some Twitter users pointed out that the brand had previously introduced Asian characters into the American Girl universe, but had "retired" the characters. Ivy Ling, a Chinese American girl living in San Francisco in the 1970s, was removed from the company's Historical Character line in 2014. A Korean American Girl doll named Z Yang was added in 2017, but has since been retired from the line. 

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While Ivy was sold as a companion to her white best friend, Julie Albright, Corinne is a limited edition, feature doll and the first Asian American Girl of the Year.

Some other Twitter users commented on the new doll's overwhelming story, which touches on racism, COVID-19, a divorce, and remarriage – that's a lot to deal with for such a young girl. 

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In an American Girl blog post, Shang explained she wrote Corinne's story to help other people see themselves in the American girl line, as well as reflect on her own experiences. "I think when readers feel seen, they realize that they matter and their experiences matter, and that they are meant to be the stars of their own stories," Shang wrote. 

The topics are an extremely relevant 2021 summary. A series of hate crimes in the early months of this year renewed the viral #StopAAPIHate and #StopAsianHate campaigns, started in 2020 after a rise in racist rhetoric against communities amid the COVID-19 outbreak. The campaigns brought together advocates, celebrities, and even major companies in supporting and protecting victims, their families, and the larger, nationwide community. 

Even if her days are spent on the slopes of Aspen, Corinne's story introduces young kids to the harsh experiences of Asian American communities in the U.S. over the last two years. 

Shang's books and the new Corinne doll are currently available for preorder online.

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TL;DR: The Smartest Streaming Bundle ft. Curiosity Stream is just $39.99 for a one year subscription at the Mashable Shop as of Dec. 30.

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Streaming services can add up quickly. Instead of paying high prices by the month, this deal lets you stream six different channels for up to a year for a one-time payment that costs less than $40 — and saves you at least 88% compared to subscribing individually. It's the perfect streaming subscription for anyone who wants to discover new niche programming that lets you deep-dive on certain topics and expand your mind by learning something new. If you want to add more years to the subscription, there's the option to do so while saving even more money in the process.

This Smart Bundle of streaming includes subscriptions to all of your favorite learning channels, like CuriosityStream, which has all things adventure, history, science, and nature. It also includes a subscription to SOMM TV, which tells stories about how great wine is made, from the creators to the labels. If you've already mastered tasting and smelling wines, this is the last step to becoming well-versed in the fine art of wine-making.

The rest of the channels include Tastemade, which was created with foodies in mind. You'll learn how food interacts with travel, culture, and more by hearing people tell their stories about food-based traditions and origin stories. Gain access to Topic if you're into foreign thriller films, Nebula for thought-provoking content on a single topic, and One Day University, where you'll learn through live and on-demand lectures without ever having to pay a tuition fee.

Normally, this six-pack bundle of smart streaming services retails for $69 for one year. But now for a limited time, you can shave 42% off of the price and get one year for just $39.99. A two-year subscription is on sale for $79.99 (normally $139), a three-year subscription is on sale for $119.99 (normally $209), and a four-year subscription is available for just $219.99 (normally $350).

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If there's one thing better than getting a new phone, it's getting a bunch of fun new accessories to fully deck it out.

In the first half of the year, we were dressing up the iPhone 12 with accessories newly made possible with MagSafe, Apple’s built-in magnet technology. Near the end of 2021, we finally got the iPhone 13 line with cute colors and fancier cameras.

If you're looking to jazz up your iPhone, look no further. Below, we've got the best accessories of 2021, from phone cases to wireless chargers and beyond.

1. The Wireless Charging Stand That Can Do It All: Belkin Boost Charge Pro 3-in-1

I'll be honest: I really don't love wireless chargers. I just usually prefer the sure connection and fast speeds of a classic wired charger. But the Belkin 3-in-1 ($149.99) took everything I loved about wired charging and put it into wireless charging, for THREE devices. Yeah, yeah, I know, this is a list for iPhones, but hey, this is iPhone, plus more!

It's a 15W charging stand for my iPhone 12 or 13, Apple Watch, and AirPods, so of course, it's most beneficial for people who also own all of these devices. I particularly love the floating design of the MagSafe phone charger. The MagSafe tech makes sure the wireless connection is perfect every time, and the floating aspect forces me to put my phone down for an extended period of time (a bonus, in my opinion).

The two other charging surfaces function perfectly well, and the device centralizes all my wireless charging into one gadget. Plus, when you do the math of buying separate chargers and adapters, the $150 price tag is very worth it.

2. Is It a Phone? Is It a Purse? No, It's a String Ting!

This is an iPhone accessory that is pure fun with a touch of utility. A String Ting (£35-£150) is the resurgence of the cell phone charm, but these charms attach to an iPhone case and turn your phone into a wristlet. The beaded charms are handmade and range in price depending on the material used.

Founder Rachel-Steed Middleton started String Ting as a quarantine fundraiser for aid organizations and those affected by the pandemic in London, and the small business has caught the attention (and phones) of celebs like Miley Cyrus, Dua Lipa, Olivia Rodrigo, and more. I expected to find String Tings frivolous, but they really turned my phone into an accessory that I now coordinate my outfit with, and they've definitely saved me from dropping my phone at least a couple of times.

3. Best Double Agent Accessory: MOFT Phone Wallet

Phone wallets are my absolute favorite phone accessory, because I hate carrying a bag around. Prior to MagSafe, I despised ruining a perfectly good phone case with the sticky glue residue required to attach phone wallets, but I sucked it up and did it anyway. Now, with MagSafe, my love for phone wallets has only deepened, and MOFT's version goes above and beyond.

The MOFT phone wallet ($27) is both wallet and phone stand, comes in five colors, and snaps onto your iPhone 12 via MagSafe. The additional magnetic flap on the front part is what turns it into a handy stand. To me, phone wallets are all about simplifying life. MOFT adding in a second, simple use with the phone stand element, and attaching it all via magnets? Chef's kiss. No notes.

4. The Wireless Charger That Made Me Believe: Apple MagSafe Wireless Charger

I know, I know, it makes no sense for me to say I don't like wireless chargers and then include two different wireless chargers on this list. But Apple's MagSafe technology is what has really turned wireless chargers around for me, and it would be a shame to leave off the charger that does MagSafe best.

The Apple original ($39) clicks onto the back of my phone exactly as it's meant to every single time, ensuring optimal charging speeds. If I want to be using my phone while charging it, I can, because MagSafe makes the wireless charger stick to my phone. My only annoyance is the fact that you have to buy a separate USB-C adapter, because nothing Apple makes comes with the adapter anymore. Urgh, curse you, Apple overlords! And yet, I'll still use it.

5. Best Hands-Free Accessory: Sonix Pedestal Phone Stand

Another MagSafe-optimized accessory, the Sonix phone stand ($30), surprised me in several ways. First, it's a really nice place to put my phone when I'm working from home. If I need to watch a relevant video or scroll Twitter real quick, the stand is a reliable spot to pop my phone, adjust the angle, and hold onto my device.

Secondly, and way more exciting: The stand solved a particularly annoying personal problem. I like to FaceTime people while I'm cooking on my kitchen counter. Doing so blocks the speakers and makes it really hard for the other person to hear me.

Putting my phone on the Sonix stand solves this problem, because the MagSafe tech and the adjustable angle makes your phone float, speakers completely unblocked. Plus, the stand is small and light, and I can move it anywhere I want while I'm bustling about the kitchen or moving workstations. Talk about a pleasant surprise!

6. How to Go From Wannabe Photographer to Pro-In-Training: Moment Fisheye Lens

This one's for all the phone photography enthusiasts out there who want to take their hobby to the next level. While the iPhone 12's cameras are great, Moment has a ton of detachable phone lenses that you can add to create cool effects on your photos. There are plenty of options, but perhaps the most beginner-friendly and immediately cool-looking option is the fisheye lens ($117).

The lens clips on to a special mount on Moment's phone cases, and makes your photos or videos look stretched out in an aesthetically pleasing way. One of Moment's Gear Guides called the effect similar to a Backstreet Boys music video, and recommended it for vlogging, specifically. All you have to do is twist it on to your phone, figure out what to shoot, and voila, your photos are no longer so vanilla-flavored.

7. The Ultimate iPhone 12 or 13 Case: OtterBox Figura

Of course, the most essential iPhone accessory is a good phone case. The OtterBox Figura ($49.95) series ticks off all the boxes, especially for the iPhone 12 or 13 line. What are those boxes, you ask? The ideal iPhone 12 or 13 case must implement MagSafe, be easy to put on or take off your phone, feel good in the hand, protect your phone, and obviously, look good.

The Figura does all of the above. It has built-in MagSafe, which means your MagSafe accessories will actually stick to your phone and work through the case. It's made of a soft silicone material and has a nice slim shape, which makes it very easy to slip on and off your phone AND doesn't feel too bulky in the hand. It covers what it needs to, with a nice small raised lip around the edge to protect your screen if you drop the phone. And personally, I love the color selection. Boxes, ticked.

8. A Gimbal That Can Do It All: The PowerVision S1

If you want to really put the new Cinematic and Macro video modes to use on the iPhone 13 Pro, you'll want to make sure all that footage turns out steady. The PowerVision S1 serves as a gimbal so that every shot is perfectly stable, whether you're filming in one place on tripod mode or running after your subject with it in hand.

It comes with a clip-on attachment with a super strong magnet to make sure your phone won't fall off, and the gimbal connects to an app that will track your face while filming — so you don't even have to tap on the screen to stop or start filming. Instead, the app recognizes certain hand gestures to start filming or take pictures. On top of all of this, the device also works as a wireless power bank, so if your phone runs out of juice, you can power it back up just by laying it on the PowerVision S1. It's everything I could ask for and more.

As 2021 comes to a close, we can only expect more innovated updates to our iPhone gadgets and gizmos. Here's to an even brighter new year – and the next iPhone unveiling.

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We can't believe we just saw this.

Australian prime minister Scott Morrison accidentally dropped the c-bomb during a live TV address to the country, explaining the government's revised definition of close contacts amid the Omicron COVID-19 variant outbreak.

If you skip to 5:55 in the video from ABC News above, the PM refers to "a close c**tact" instead, and it's blatantly unmissable. Pedestrian's Courtney Fry has a perfect clip of the moment on Twitter.

Australians, there's important info in there, of course. But enjoy Morrison's complete and utter fuck-up while you're at it.

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Koko Networks, a Kenya-based bio-fuel technology enterprise has extended its business to cover other fast-moving consumer goods, through a new tech platform that will capitalize on its established distribution networks in low-income neighborhoods.

Koko Club, its new business-line, will sell the products directly to consumers through the dukas (small shops) that currently serve as the company’s agents for its bio-ethanol cooking fuel and stoves.

The Koko Club products, which will be displayed in designated spaces within the agents’ small shops, will only be sold to registered Koko Club members.

The shop owners (agents) will use Koko’s PoS system to sign up customers, capturing their biodata, and issuing them with an electronic card that they will use when buying products from any Koko Club shop.

The cards will be linked to an e-wallet, similar to the one currently used to purchase Koko’s bio-fuel, and which can be topped up via mobile money and other technologies.

Koko Club will source products directly from manufacturers and manage the inventory through a real-time management system that prevents stock-outs, in addition to providing accurate market analytics.

With 35 SKUs under its portfolio, initially, Koko Club will keep the prices of its products competitive by shortening the supply chains from manufacturer to consumers.

“We are targeting low-income households by bringing them the benefits of better products, lower prices and convenience. This is in addition to making sure that we have the right assortment of products all the time,” Koko Networks co-founder and chief innovation officer Sagun Saxena told TechCrunch. Grey Murray is the startups other co-founder and CEO.

Micro-retail outlets, which account for 80% of sub-Saharan Africa’s household retail trade, are important for supplying consumers with groceries and other household items.

These informal retailers are usually located within a walking distance making them convenient to shoppers, with the added advantage of extending credit lines to loyal buyers.

The contributions of these informal merchants to economies, therefore, cannot be ignored as they account for the vast majority of trade in the retail sector across the continent.

These shops, however, continually suffer challenges like stockouts, variability in earnings, and inadequate financing making it hard for them to grow.

These are some of the gaps that Koko Club is planning to bridge, especially on the issue of stockouts — seeing that the agents do not require capital to restock.

Modernizing informal trade is regarded as one of the strategies for unlocking credit and the potential of these small micro-retail outlets as well as improving the lives of small business owners. Saxena said Koko Club’s business model gives manufacturers direct access to this market segment.

“Many of these manufacturers have armies of people that go into the neighborhoods to make sure that their products are being positioned properly and that these shops are styled. They even need to have people out there to figure out what prices the retailers are selling at,” he said.

“So, we take care of so much of that for them; we can tell them right now, exactly how many of their products are there and their price tags, and all that kind of information.”

The Koko Club idea was conceived mid 2020 but it wasn’t until the beginning of this year that the startup moved forward with its launch, riding on the success of its bioethanol fuel business, which was unveiled in 2019 as a cleaner, cheaper and safer alternative to charcoal and fuelwood.

Currently, there are over 300,000 households using Koko’s bioethanol fuel and stove (made in Koko’s plant in India) from about 100,000 in March this year. These households are served by the over 1,000 agents, who will now double up as Koko Club agents.

The Koko fuel business has in just over two years grown beyond Kenya’s capital Nairobi following a recent launch in the coastal city of Mombasa, with plans to enter Nakuru and Kisumu in the first half of 2022.

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SpaceX, Blue Origin, and Virgin Galactic finally made commercial spaceflight possible. Now there are questions about the purpose of these exclusive trips.


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If the season of giving left you with an urge to treat yourself, you’re in luck. For Cyber Week II, a week of deals between Christmas and New Year's, you can save big bucks on all sorts of stuff.

We’re here to help you get started, with a roundup of unique deals — from drones to cat toys — on sale for an extra 20% off their sale price with coupon code CYBER20. Say it with me: treat yourself.

Fader Stealth Drone

Super stealthy, lightweight, and packed with awesome features, like a six-axis gyro module, HD camera, auto take-off, altitude hold, and more. It’s even tricked out with LED lights for night flights. Get it on sale for $47.99 (regularly $129) with the code CYBER20.

ChargeHub X7 Signature: 7-Port USB Charging Station

Awarded 'Best in Technology' by the Advertising Specialty Institute, this seven-in-one charging station consolidates the number of outlets needed to juice up your devices, while eliminating clutter in the process. It’s usually $59.99, but you can use the code CYBER20 to get it for $47.99.

Actigun: Percussion Massager

With a built-in AI smart chip and six adjustable speeds, the Actigun offers a personalized massage experience that automatically reacts to the condition of your muscles. It comes with four massage heads for targeted relief as well. Get it on sale for just $43.99 (regularly $199) with the code CYBER20.

AirBuddy: Connect AirPods to Your Mac

This multifunctional app lets you connect and play your Mac’s audio through your AirPods or Beats headphones seamlessly. Get a lifetime subscription for just $7.19 (regularly $10) when you use the code CYBER20.

CLIQ Portable Camping Chair (2-Pack)

Elevate your camping experience — and save space — with these chairs that collapse down to the size of a bottle. Successfully funded on Indiegogo, you can pop them open when you’re ready to take a load off. Get a two-pack for just $127.99 (regularly $179) with the code CYBER20.

AquaSonic Black Series Toothbrush and Travel Case With 8 Dupont Brush Heads

Remove more plaque from your teeth, dissolve stains, and whiten, all at once, with this 40,000VPM electric toothbrush. It features three different modes and comes with eight brush heads. Get it on sale for just $31.99 (regularly $189) with the code CYBER20.

Electric Dual Mode Facial Cleansing Brush

Improve your facial cleansing routine with this electric oscillating brush, which features two speeds, a smart timer, and two 360-degree rotating brushes. It’s usually $59, but you can snag it on sale for $40.79 with the code CYBER20.

Bath Pre-Pack (Island, Mountain, and Garden Escape)

These three tea scents give you nine ultra-soothing bath experiences, which leave you feeling revitalized and leave your skin silky smooth. Snag this pack for just $51.19 (regularly $74) with the code CYBER20.

OMNIA Q5 5-in-1 Wireless Charging Station

Successfully funded on Kickstarter, the OMNIA Q5 from Adam Elements can charge an iPhone, Apple Watch, AirPods, Apple Pencil, and iPad at the same time, all in one spot. It’s usually $120, but you can snag it on sale for just $79.96 with the code CYBER20 for a limited time.

Black Drone with Dual HD 4K Camera

The GPS Drone 4K 106 Pro gives you a high-definition glimpse at the world from above. And thanks to a three-axis gimbal, altitude hold mode, headless mode, and optical flow, the snapshots and video footage will always be smooth and stable. Get it on sale for just $59.96 (regularly $89) with the code CYBER20.

TaoTronics Deep Tissue Percussion Muscle Massager with IC Chip Control

Another massage gun with a price that can’t be beat, the TaoTronics massage features 20 different speed levels, six ergonomic heads, up to 44 pounds of force, and a 10-hour battery life. It’s usually $86, but you can grab it for just $39.99 with code CYBER20 for a limited time.

Pristine Speed Shower Body Cleansing Spray (8oz)

This body cleansing spray from Pristine Sprays is basically like a shower in a bottle. Perfect for the gym or a long day at the office, it’s made with chilean soap bark extract, kelp extract, aloe, and witch hazel to give you the clean, refreshed, just stepped out of the shower feeling. It’s usually $24, but you can snag it for just $15.19 with the coupon code CYBER20.

The New Draft Top® 3.0: Easy Can Opener

This patented bar tool removes the entire top of any can seamlessly for easier drinking. Successfully funded on Kickstarter, it’s a great way to make cocktails directly in the can without dirtying a glass. It’s typically $29, but you can use the code CYBER20 and get it for just $15.99.

BedJet 3 Climate Comfort Sleep System and Aromatherapy Upgrade Bundle

This climate comfort system fits on any size bed or mattress and gives you on-demand cooling, warming, and sweat-drying for the ultimate night’s sleep. Get it on sale for $319.99 (regularly $619) with the code CYBER20.

Digi Pen for iPad and Tablets

A more affordable option than the Apple Pencil, the Digi Pen is perfect for sketching and painting on iPads and other tablets. It lets you draw strokes of different thickness and depth with a 1.2mm fine tip, pixel precision, and palm rejection technology. It’s usually $99, but you can get it for $31.99 with code CYBER20.

6-Piece Soji Smart Towel Set

This six-piece set of smart towels is made of all-natural bamboo and infused with silver to eliminate 99.9 percent of bacterial growth and kill odor-causing microbes. Get four hand towels and two bath towels for just $95.99 (regularly $400) with the coupon code CYBER20.

Smart and Interactive Self-Rotating Ball Cat Teaser

This 360-degree rotating ball is activated by your cat’s touch and will keep them stimulated when you’re not around. It even packs an intelligent sensor system to detect and avoid obstacles along the path. Get it for just $23.19 (regularly $32) with code CYBER20.

KiTiDOT: The Amusing Cat Collar Toy

Pop this laser collar on your cat and watch as he enjoys hours of fun chasing three different types of laser beams. It’s also pretty amusing for you. It’s only $19.16 (regularly $25) when you use the code CYBER20 for a limited time.

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TL;DR: The PhoneRescue for iOS: Lifetime License is just $23.99 at the Mashable Shop with code CYBER20 as of Dec. 29.

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You may still be living with your old iPhone model because you can't stand the idea of backing up all of your important messages, files, and photos to another device. But with PhoneRescue, it's easier than it's ever been to keep track of all of the important documents and data that you want to save and have on-hand forever. And for a limited time, you can save 76% on a regular PhoneRescue software subscription. All you have to do is enter code the Cyber Week II code CYBER20 at checkout to secure the savings.

PhoneRescue is the only software you need to discover any type of data on your devices, including lost or deleted photos, messages, contacts, and more. This license only works on one device, and you can choose to use it on iPhone, iPod, or iPad. It helps you recover lost and hidden personal data directly in your iPhone, and it can easily recognize what was lost within your iTunes or iCloud backup.

If any of your iOS systems ever crash, whether it's on your iPhone or iPad, you'll be able to recover contacts, notes, photos, and more without losing anything. PhoneRescue is the simplest way to recover up to 25 different types of data.

See how PhoneRescue works and everything you can use it for:

Normally a license for PhoneRescue retails for $99, since you get it for life. But for a limited time, in honor of Cyber Week part two, you can enter the code CYBER20 at checkout and save over 76% total. That means it's yours for just $23.99.

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TL;DR: The SymplBrush Starter Kit is just $135.20 at the Mashable Shop with code CYBER20 as of Dec. 29.

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The electric toothbrush was a game-changer for oral hygiene when it first came on the scene. But it still featured the same old design from decades past, but added a motor. The SymplBrush, on the other hand, completely reinvented the wheel — and it’s on sale for $53 off for Cyber Week number two.

One look at the SymplBrush and you can see that the design is unlike any toothbrush you’ve owned before. Its 360-degree stretch-fit design accommodates any mouth size and delivers an all-over clean for the entire bottom or top of your mouth in one fell swoop. Even better, it does the hard work for you. Simply slip it into your mouth to fit your unique jaw shape and select either guided or manual mode to get a cleaning unlike any you’ve experienced before. 

The mechanical design lets the bristles contact each tooth surface for five to 10 seconds in the guided mode, as opposed to the 1.5 seconds traditional electric toothbrushes offer. You’ll get up to 900 strokes per minute, per tooth, with ultra-soft bristles that won’t harm your gums. In fact, thanks to a pressure-sensitive motor, if you press too hard, it automatically pauses to keep you from causing harm.

The low-footprint magnetic stand keeps your brush safe and secure while you’re not using it. And it’ll last for up to 90 days on a single charge. So, you don’t have to worry about keeping it plugged in 24/7.

When you buy the SymplBrush Electric Handpiece on sale for a limited time, you'll get two different sizes of cradles and bristles, the magnetic storage stand, and a four-ounce tube of SymplPaste to get started on your new oral hygiene adventure. It's usually $189 for all of this, but when you use the code CYBER20 at checkout, you can score the whole package for just $135.20.

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