Samsung Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge owners get more than $500 worth of digital gifts

Samsung had already told us that they’d be serving up a bag of digital gifts for anyone who buys the Samsung Galaxy S6 and Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge, and now we have all the details. There’s an insane amount of value here as Samsung has valued the package at more than 0. Here’s a long list of everything you’re entitled to:

• Audible: Three months of Audible membership


• Dragons of Atlantis: Heirs of the Dragon: “Samsung Resource Pack” valued at 5,000 gold


• The Economist: Six months of digital subscription


• Endomondo: Six months of Endomondo Premium


• Evernote: Three months of Evernote Premium


• Fleksy Keyboard: Fleksy Keyboard and Modern premium themes


• Hancom Office 2014: Office editor download for an unlimited period from Galaxy Apps


• The Hobbit: Kingdoms of Middle Earth: “Samsung Resource Pack” valued at 100 Mithril


• Keepy: Six month Keepy Unlimited to save your kids art, school work and mementos


• Kindle for Samsung: One eBook every month


• LastPass: Three months of Premium for U.S. customers and six months Premium for international


• Life360: Six months premium service subscription


• Magisto: Three months of Magisto Pro HD


• NY Times Breaking News: Three months with a subscription


• OneDrive: An extra 100 GB of OneDrive storage for two years *Offer valid only on devices where OneDrive is preloaded


• PAC-MAN Friends: Samsung customers receive 30 cherries (plays)


• Parallels Access: Six month subscription


• Pocket: Six month subscription to Pocket Premium


• Shazam Encore: Special ad-free version


• VSCO Cam: Download The Minimalist Collection, which includes 10 VSCO Cam® presets


• Workout Trainer: Six months of Workout Trainer Pro+

Not all of it will be of interest to everyone who buys a Samsung Galaxy S6, but there’s enough variety here that you should find something worth taking advantage of. All of it can be had through Samsung’s Galaxy Gifts application that can be downloaded from the Samsung Apps Store. Be sure to check it out as soon as you can.

[via Samsung]

Deal: Get over $500 worth of Arduino goodies for just $75

If you’re someone who likes to tinker with computers and mod your own devices you’ve probably heard about Arduino. Arduino is a company that designs and manufactures kits for building digital devices and interactive objects that can sense and control the physical world. The kits can be configured to do many different things, but that is up to your imagination.

Getting started with Arduino can be a little daunting. After all, there is a lot you can do with it. We’ve got a great deal that will get you the hardware you need, plus a lot of valuable help. For a limited time you can get over 0 worth of Arduino goodies for just from AndroidArea.com. Here’s what you’ll get:

• Arduino Starter Kit ( value)


• Arduino Step-by-Step ‘Your Guide to the Internet of Things’ Course (0 value)


• Arduino ‘Make a Remote-Controlled Car’ Course (0 value)


• Beginning Arduino ‘Make Your Own Environment Monitor System’ Course (0 value)

That’s a pretty insane deal. If you’re interested in getting started with Arduino this is a great time to do it. The deal ends in 6 days, so don’t wait too long to snag it.

Deal: Complete Arduino Starter Kit & Course Bundle

Motorola finally catches up to other retailers, drops price of the Nexus 6 to $500

Last week we watched as retailers like Google, Amazon, and Best Buy officially dropped the price of the Nexus 6 by 0. It’s not a bad deal and probably the price the phone should have launched at initially, but I digress.

Today, Motorola is finally following suit with the same deal, but unlike Google who simply hinted at a limited time discount, Motorola actually gives us a deadline: the deal is only good until Saturday, June 23rd (10:59AM CT). The deal offers up a Nexus 6 32GB for 0, and 64GB for 0.

Why buy from Motorola versus some of the other retailers offering the same deal? Well, Motorola does offer their own line of credit if you’re looking to pay the phone off with payments. Not to mention Motorola also offers a 0 extended warranty that covers accidental damages for up to 2 years (up to 3 claims, a claim).

We’re not entirely sure if this is the kind of deal that will win over those looking to upgrade, but it’s definitely a nice incentive.

[Buy on Motorola: Nexus 6]