Passkeys are slowly making their way to more apps and services, and now PayPal is bringing support for passkeys to Android.

In a bit of cross-promotion, PayPal is offering a $10 reward for making a purchase on Google Play through their payment service.

PayPal is a preferred method of managing money for a lot of people, and that’s because it makes everything really easy, for the most part. Last year, Android Pay (now Google Pay) and Samsung Pay both announced support for the service as a payment method, but Samsung never came through. Now, though, it seems the switch has finally been flipped on.

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Today’s can’t miss deals:

LG G2 w/ 32GB flash storage, factory unlocked for GSM carriers: $210 shipped (Reg. $300)

15% off Amazon Kindle Fire tablets: Fire HD 6 $84, Fire HD 7 $118, Fire HDX 8.9 $322, Fire HD Kids Edition $126

Lumsing 4-port USB wall charger $11, Bluetooth speaker and dual USB car charger $25 Prime shipped

Belkin Secured Wired Keyboard for Samsung Micro-USB Tablets: $10 shipped (Reg. $30)

One-year magazine subs from $5/yr: Architectural Digest, Wired, Dwell, Runner’s World, more

More new gear from today:

Headphones: Klipsch X11 in-ears $100 (Reg. $132+), Sennheiser HD205-II over-ears $25 (Reg. $50)

• New! BenQ 1080p 3D Full HD 2,200 Lumens DLP Projector $699 shipped (Reg. $799+)
• New! Daily Deals: Changhong 55″ 4K $600, iPad Air 2 $400, more
• New! Games/Apps: Kirby and the Rainbow Curse $36, iOS freebies, more
• New! Kensington Clicksafe Combination laptop/device lock $15 Prime shipped (Reg. $25+)
• New! Belkin Secured Wired Keyboard for Android MicroUSB Tablets $10 shipped (Reg. $30)

More deals still alive:

• HDDs: Seagate 5TB desktop $130, Seagate Slim portable 2TB (multiple colors) $85
• D-Link Day/Night WiFi Surveillance Camera w/ iOS or Android Viewing $60 (Reg. $140)
• HDTVs: Samsung 48″ Smart $548 (orig. $848), Samsung 51″ Plasma $348 (orig. $879), more
• Home: Rachael Ray 10-pc cookware set $100, Celestron FirstScope Telescope $34, more
• Stack these two Microsoft promos for 200GB of OneDrive storage for free
• Sony 48″ 1080p  Smart HDTV (refurb) $400 shipped (orig. $650)
• Etekcity portable wireless Bluetooth speaker $16 Prime shipped (orig. $46)
• TP-LINK AV200 Nano Powerline Adapter Starter Kit $21 shipped (Reg. $30+)
• Grab Lightroom 5 at a steep discount w/ free external storage
• VIZIO 50-inch 4K Ultra HD 120Hz Full-Array LED Smart TV $698 in-store (Reg. $1,000)
• Samsung 50-inch 1080p 120Hz Smart LED HDTV $599 shipped (orig. $1,200)
• Hunger Games: Catching Fire eBook free (Reg. $7), iTunes movie trilogy $30 (Reg. $55)
• Patagonia jackets, shirts & accessories up to 50% off: Down Jacket $137 (Reg. $229), more
• Audio-Technica Pro Headphones: ATH-M40X $79 (Reg. $139), ATH-M30X $55 (Reg. $99)
• BJ’s 1-Year Inner Circle Membership + $25 Gift Card $35 (~$75 value)
• Amazon Fire TV streaming media player $34 w/ Sling TV subscription or $84 w/o
• Mass Effect Infiltrator is IGN’s free iOS game of the month ($4.99 value)

New products & more:

• Bang & Olufsen’s Bluetooth speaker is a must-see with its anodized aluminum gold finish
• Gaming For Couples: Catch up on 9 great video game columns!
• Target turns up the heat on Best Buy/Amazon by slashing its free shipping threshold
• The latest batch of Halo toys: authentic Needler blaster and McFarlane’s new Master Chief
• Rovio releases new matching puzzle game ‘Jolly Jam’ for iOS and Android
• Trendnet’s new 1200 AV2 MIMO equipped Powerline kit is now available
• Ray’s 4.8-inch touch screen Super Remote takes TV watching out of the dark ages
• Marshall’s Major II headphones with updated audio and same iconic style are now available
• Kitchen Tech: Spherification lets you make your own caviar from fruit juice, more
• Make awesome ice spheres, cubes, Death Stars, diamonds and more for only $10
• Take your iPhone 6 Back to the Future with this highly detailed Delorean case
• Truffol’s wood/aluminum USB chargers w/ protection power up to five devices

PayPal updated its Android app today and while version 5.5 introduces a couple of new features, it also manages to take something away. Bringing the software up to speed with its iOS-powered counterpart, you can now link loyalty cards to your account, which should hopefully make your wallet a few grams lighter. There’s also some “behind the scenes” work that speeds up login times, something that’s always welcomed with any application.

Sure…the tech is a couple of years old, but the Sony Ericsson LiveView is now only $19.99 on eBay.

This remote, Bluetooth-enabled wearable display for Android smartphones once listed nearly five times the above amount, but folks can currently pick it up at a bargain price and have it shipped standard for free. The estimated delivery time is between July 25 and July 31, and the only payment form accepted is PayPal.

The product ships with a clip, wristband, microUSB charger with Intl adapter, and a U.S. power adapter.

Check out the deal below:

• New Sony Ericsson LiveView Remote Bluetooth Display Watch for Android Phones
• New Sony Ericsson LiveView Remote Bluetooth Display Watch for Android Phones

The unlocked Samsung Galaxy S III has not officially released in the United States, nor have pricing details, but at least one seller on eBay is offering the 16GB version for just $649.99.

The listing offers free standard shipping to the United States and Canada with a 30-day money back guarantee, and the top-rated seller has near-perfect feedback based on thousands of reviews. Hurry and purchase this off-contract device now, because the eBay page indicates “limited quantity available.” PayPal is the only form of payment accepted.

Check it out: New Samsung Galaxy S 3 I9300 16GB Unlocked GSM Phone Android 4.0 OS 8MP Camera

Michael Moritz, a former member of Google’s Board of Directors, announced today that he is stepping down from his managing partner post at venture firm Sequoia Capital due to an incurable disease.

He will now become a chairman at the top-tier firm that has backed many startups-turned-goldmines in the last 20 years, including Google, PayPal, and Yahoo. The title change will curtail daily activity involvement so Moritz can focus on living a full life while beating the odds.

The letter Moritz sent to limited partners this morning is below (via TechCrunch):

• Dear …,
• We have always tried to be straightforward with you and, in that spirt, I need to share something. Unfortunately, I have been diagnosed with a rare medical condition which can be managed but is incurable. I’ve been told that in the next five to ten years the quality of my life is quite likely to decline. Right now I feel fitter than ever and I hope that I’ll be one of the lucky ones who can live a full life and defy the statisticians. But there is no way of predicting this with certainty and thus for me, life has assumed a different meaning and I am making some adjustments.
• I am going to extract myself from the daily management of Sequoia Capital, a task that has consumed a large part of my time for the past sixteen years. I will become Chairman of Sequoia Capital and will be deeply involved with nurturing the fresh investments, ideas and relationships that can be of significant long-term benefit for all of us. I will also work very closely with some of our younger and newer members, will continue my role as Managing Member of existing funds and maintain all my current company responsibilities. I will use twelve to fourteen weeks – sprinkled throughout the course of each year – for various pursuits, diversions and trivial indulgences.
• Nothing about this should cause much of a change because everything that has been achieved at Sequoia Capital has resulted from the teamwork and contribution of many people. Our overall business is in the best shape it has ever been and we are better positioned than at any time in our forty year history. Doug Leone will assume full responsibility for coordinating the business we have gradually developed over the past couple of decades and almost everything else remains entirely the same.
• Thanks for your support,
• Michael Moritz

Expansys is now selling the unlocked Samsung Galaxy Nexus for $399.99. The Google Play store showcase’s the same price tag, but this deal features free shipping, no sales tax, and more payment options like PayPal and Amazon.