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Deals: Moto Tag 2 Find Hub trackers from $17.50 each, Galaxy Z Flip 8 up to $375 off, LG TVs, more

The early fall Amazon Prime Day sale rolls on with loads of new discounts on Echo smart speakers at up to 50% off, the latest Echo Show smart displays at up to $100 off, and much more. But today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break is headlined by the latest Moto Tag 2 Android Find Hub trackers from $17.50 each – single for $20 or four for $70. We also have Galaxy Z Flip 8 returning to the Amazon all-time low at $150 off (or up to $375 off open-box), up to $1,200 off latest LG mini-LED TVs (plus loads more), and, for today only, the lowest price yet on this HP Chromebook Plus with a 2K touchscreen. Scope it all out down below.

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A decade in, what is the Pixel’s legacy?

Good morning. Today I’m going crazy over the NYT’s list of the best TV shows of the 21st century, redoing all of my vibe-projects with Opus 5.5, girding my loins for another Witcher 3 play-through now that the free remaster is out, and devouring Colson Whitehead’s new novel, Cool Machine.

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Monday’s Android app deals and freebies: Last Game, Sands of Salzaar, Tokyo Debunker, more

Today’s best Google Play app and game deals are ready, including The Last Game, Sands of Salzaar, Candleman, Tokyo Debunker: Urban Legends, Slime Legends – Survivor, Hero of the Kingdom II, Legacy 4 – Tomb of Secrets, Empire of the Gods, and more. Just be sure to check out today’s Galaxy Z Fold 8 deals at up to $530 off as well as the new all-time low on Lenovo’s latest Tab Plus Gen 2. Monday’s app deals await below.

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Google confirms Photos bug that prevents editing and deleting, fix coming ‘ASAP’

Google Photos is undoubtedly the best way to manage your photo library on Android and beyond, but a recent bug has been stopping users from being able to commit even the most basic of tasks, including sharing, editing, and even delete images from their collection. Luckily, if you’ve found yourself dealing with these issues, Google has confirmed a fix is on the way.

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