For a limited time, Amazon is offering the Nexus 9, in both 16GB and 32GB storage options, for $50 off of their suggested retail price. To do the math for you, that brings the prices down to just $349 for the 16GB and $429 for the 32GB. 

Both White and Black models are available, making this a very sweet deal. Usually, you might find me recommending the SHIELD Tablet, but at just $349 for the 16GB model, in that hot White color, I would have to go for the Nexus 9.

Follow the links below to take advantage of the deal.

Amazon Links: 16GB Black | 32GB Black | 16GB White | 32GB White

Chromecast was already a steal at $35 – you would be hard pressed to find a cheaper, more simple device to beam audio and video from your smartphone, tablet, and computer to your TV – but Best Buy’s promotion makes it a no-brainer. Until the end of January, purchasing the dongle from the electronics retailer will net you $20 worth of Google Play credit. 

If that deal sounds familiar, that is because it is – Google offered an identical amount of credit for customers who purchased Chromecast before December 21 from most online sellers. The renewed promotion seems limited to Best Buy for now.

That is, remember, on top of the running two-month Hulu Plus deal and 90 days of Google Play Music All Access, which are available to all eligible Chromecast owners. Altogether, the valuable bundle is an incredible one.

Via: Best Buy

The original LG G Flex was an attempt by LG to showcase its Plastic-OLED technology in a curved form factor. The device was huge with a low-res display, but it also carried a huge price tag ($299 on contract) that deterred many from considering it. In fact, we hammered on the price as a major downside in our review. With the newly announced G Flex 2 (our first look and hands-on), LG may have not only fixed the low-res display problem by switching to 1080p, but they may be introducing the phone at a much more reasonable price this time around.