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Today’s Android game and app deals: Deep Space, Demon’s Rise, Earthlings Beware!, more

We have almost made it through Monday but first let’s talk a quick look at all of today’s best Android game and app deals from Google Play. Check out this deal we have on Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip 4 down at $900 and then dive into today’s highlight apps including World Of Chess 3D, QR and Barcode Scanner PRO, Dungeon of the Endless: Apogee, Earthlings Beware!, Deep Space: First Contact, Demon’s Rise, and more. Head below for a complete look at today’s lineup. 

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Review: Cheap wireless Android Auto adapters sell for $50 – Are they worth it?

Wireless Android Auto is easier to get than ever before with handy little wireless adapters. Now, prices on those adapters are starting to drop, with a few options around $50. But do you lose anything by buying a cheap wireless Android Auto adapter for half the price? That’s what we’ve put to the test.

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How to manage Cross Device Timers between Nest Hub and Android

With the rollout of Android’s March Pixel Feature Drop, Google incorporated a new feature that sync’s your Nest Hub timers across devices with the same account. While useful in some cases, it can be a bit annoying if you’re not the one setting timers. Here’s how to turn Cross Device Timers off in At a Glance on your Google Pixel.

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Deals: Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4 $100 off, Anker charger Gold Box from $10, more

All of today’s best deals are up for grabs now that Monday has arrived, with Samsung’s Galaxy Z Flip 4 making foldables more affordable at $900. An Anker Gold Box is joining in on the savings, offering must-have chargers from $10. Plus, Govee’s new Glide Y modular smart lights will complement your Assistant setup at $160. Hit the jump for all that and more in the latest 9to5Toys Lunch Break.

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9to5Google Weekender: Google is learning, and also forgetting, the right way to kill products

Google has an unfortunate reputation for killing products, and often it leads to an uproar from users. Sometimes, a dead Google product is just leading to a replacement, like the move from Google Play Music to YouTube Music. Other times, it’s a product that just doesn’t have all that many users. And other times, it’s just incredibly confusing and frustrating.

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