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Today’s Android app deals and freebies: The House of Da Vinci 3, Teslagrad, Dungeons of Dreadrock 2, more

Your Monday afternoon lineup of Android game and app deals is now ready to roll. While we all await a new pre-order date for Switch 2 in the U.S., Samsung’s new lineup of QLED smart TVs has now gone live alongside up to $2,250 in savings on the 2024 models as well as deals on Samsung’s LTE Galaxy Watch FE, a massive price drop on Razer’s Kishi V2 Android gamepad, and Nothing’s already-affordable wireless CMF Buds at $27. As for the apps, highlights include Teslagrad, The House of Da Vinci 3, Dungeons of Dreadrock 2, and more. Head below for a closer look at everything. 

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Google built a dashcam app for cars with Android Automotive – not for Android Auto

Dashcams are an inexpensive and important means of protection for your car in the case of an accident, as they can prove the cause of damage in many cases. That’s why the idea of a dashcam app for Android Auto is so appealing, but while Google built such an app for Android Automotive, there’s no sign of it coming to the phone-based platform.

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Deals: Google wireless Nest Cam up to $88 off, Razer Kishi V2 gamepad $40, CMF ANC Buds $27, more

We are kicking the week off with a fresh batch of Androidverse deals including a solid $50 discount on the latest Google wireless Nest Cam (outdoor or indoor) with a solid “excellent condition” open-box listing at $88 off. From there we touch down on Razer’s originally $100 Kishi V2 gamepad to upgrade your Android gaming experience down at just $40 before diving into some headphone deals, including Nothing’s already-affordable wireless CMF Buds with ANC and Google Fast Pair at just $27 Prime shipped, as well as Samsung’s LTE Galaxy Watch FE at $50 off. All of that and more awaits below in today’s 9to5Toys Lunch Break.

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I’ve used the world’s best foldables, but Galaxy Z Fold 6 remains an inexplicable favorite

Foldables have improved drastically since their full debut in 2019, but Samsung has been stagnating on progress for quite a while now. That’s why I can’t explain why I still enjoy the Galaxy Z Fold 6 so much, especially after having spent a lot of time with some of the best foldables the market has to offer.

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