OnePlus 2 gets price cut down to $349

The OnePlus 2 has only been available without an invitation for a short stretch, but now OnePlus has gone ahead and lowered the price of entry for anyone who hasn’t already taken the plunge.

OnePlus has confirmed that it has cut the price of the OnePlus 2 by $40, which means you can pick up a new model for only $349. What’s more, the permanent change in price isn’t just for those in the U.S., as it applies to those in the UK, too, with the OnePlus 2 priced at £249. Buyers in other European parts will pay €345.

OnePlus is making good on the price cut for anyone that has bought a OnePlus 2 in the last 15 days, too. If you’ve purchased one in that time frame, you’ll be seeing a refund of $40 show up soon.

If you waited to pick up a OnePlus 2, will the price cut sway your decision?

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The Falcon Social Story; How a Social Media Management Solution Gives Brands The Bigger Picture

Falcon Social CEO Ulrik Bo Larsen has admired the Danish Design Centre in central Copenhagen ever since it was built in 2001. Now he, and 200 of his startup Falcon Social’s staff, call it home. “The first time I walked in the building after we took offices here I had to pinch myself”’ he tells me from across the desk of a meeting room whose floor to ceiling windows look out over the rollercoaster and rides of the Tivoli Amusement Park, another Copenhagen landmark, across the street.

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Is Cisco Systems The One To Beat In IoT?

IoT has been “all the rage” for at least a couple years now, so trying to move to the front of the pack and being perceived as the leader is difficult. Being the perceived leader in a market is great, but the results are even better: a leader can drive revenue growth. Many large technology firms such as Intel, IBM, Microsoft, Google and Cisco Systems have all been vying for top positions when it comes to IoT thought leadership. So how does one rise out of the pack?

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Amazon Kindle discounts: 7″ Fire for $40, Paperwhite for $100

Amazon has aggressively slashed prices of its Kindle products. The cheap 7″ Kindle Fire drops $10 to just $40. If you buy popcorn at the movie theater, you’ll probably spend more.

Other promotions include $50 off the Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 (now $430), $50 off the Kindle Fire HD 10 (now $180) and $20 off the Kindle for Kids tablet (now $80). These price cuts will end on February 14, except the HDX 8.9 one, which runs until April 1.

Amazon’s Kindle e-readers are discounted too – $20 off the Kindle Paperwhite (now $100), $30 off the 3G-enabled version (previous generation, though, 6th), $20 off the basic Kindle (now $60). These also end February 14, except for the Paperwhite 3G.

There is a number of Essentials Bundles that are also discounted, including $25 off the Kindle Voyage Essentials Bundle (now $255, ends April 1).

These promos are US-only and I couldn’t find anything similar in Europe (par for the course, really).

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Amazon Kindle discounts: 7″ Fire for $40, Paperwhite for $100

Amazon has aggressively slashed prices of its Kindle products. The cheap 7″ Kindle Fire drops $10 to just $40. If you buy popcorn at the movie theater, you’ll probably spend more.

Other promotions include $50 off the Kindle Fire HDX 8.9 (now $430), $50 off the Kindle Fire HD 10 (now $180) and $20 off the Kindle for Kids tablet (now $80). These price cuts will end on February 14, except the HDX 8.9 one, which runs until April 1.

Amazon’s Kindle e-readers are discounted too – $20 off the Kindle Paperwhite (now $100), $30 off the 3G-enabled version (previous generation, though, 6th), $20 off the basic Kindle (now $60). These also end February 14, except for the Paperwhite 3G.

There is a number of Essentials Bundles that are also discounted, including $25 off the Kindle Voyage Essentials Bundle (now $255, ends April 1).

These promos are US-only and I couldn’t find anything similar in Europe (par for the course, really).

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