Xbox One S Minecraft Favourites bundle (500GB) currently going for under £200 in UK

If you are in the UK, and are planning to purchase Microsoft"s Xbox One S gaming console, here"s a deal for you: the Xbox One S Minecraft Favourites bundle (500GB) is currently going for under £200 in the country.
Online retailer SimplyGames has the bundle listed on its website for £199.99. This, if you compare, translates into a discount of £20 given that the Redmond, Washington-based company is selling the bundle for £219.99 in the UK.
For more information on the deal, head to the Source link below.
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"He is going to score a lot of goals" - Luis Enrique backs Neymar to end drought

The Barcelona boss has little doubt the Brazilian will find the target sooner rather than later, having drawn a blank in 10 successive outings
Barcelona coach Luis Enrique is confident Neymar will soon find the net again as they prepare to take on Villarreal on Sunday.
The Brazil international has..

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Going hands on with the LG Stylus 3 - a phone with a lot of the Note"s features for a lot less money

When talking about LG"s mobile division, most of the attention is currently being placed on what"s to come next with the company"s successor to the G5. Last year"s modular mess didn"t really pan out how anyone was hoping, and all eyes are on LG to see what their next move wi..

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Staying or going?

Image copyright Getty Images Image caption Some EU officials are likely to remain in the UK come what may It is not just the UK"s future in Europe at stake in the forthcoming Brexit negotiations. The EU also has a large footprint in the UK, which could be about to get a little smaller in the next few years.
There has been plenty of speculation about whether the UK will remain in the single market or the customs union, what will happen to EU subsidies for key industries such as farming and fishing and whether the UK will remain a part of valued EU-wide educational and scientific programmes such as Erasmus and Horizon.
All this will be subject to negotiation over the next couple of years.
Brexit: All you need to know Brexit uncertainty risks "City exodus" Would leaving customs union create 400,000 jobs? But what about the future of EU agencies and other EU-funded bodies actually based in the UK? In their cases, there could be a much quicker shakedown.
Of the EU"s se..

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"Alli"s going to Real Madrid" - Tottenham fans worried after midfielder"s masterclass vs Chelsea

The England international"s two-goal performance against the Premier League leaders caused plenty of concerned Spurs supporters to express their worry online
Dele Alli put in a midfield masterclass as Tottenham ended Chelsea"s hopes of a record 14th Premier League win in a row. The perfor..

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Samsung"s 16GB EVO microSD card currently going for under $8

If you are a Samsung fan in the US and are in the market for a microSD card, you"ll be glad to know that the South Korean company"s 16GB EVO memory card has received a price cut, bringing its price down to $7.99.
Amazon US has the card listed on its website for that price, down around 50% from the price tag it usually carries there. A quick look at Samsung"s US website reveals that the tech giant is also officially selling the card for $7.99, down from $9.99.
For more information on the deal, head to the Source links below.
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Samsung Gear VR (2016) currently going for $60 in US

The Samsung Gear VR (2016), which was unveiled alongside the ill-fated Galaxy Note7, has received a price cut in the US. Specifically, Amazon US has the headset listed on its website for just under $60, or $59.99 to be precise.
A quick look at the South Korean company"s US website reveals that the VR headset is being officially sold for $99.99, so you get to save to save around $40 (or at-least around $35 if you include shipping charges). No word on when the deal ends.
The headset, in case you aren"t aware, is compatible with the Galaxy S7, Galaxy S7 edge, Galaxy Note5, Galaxy S6, Galaxy S6 edge, and Galaxy S6 edge+.
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Ask Sam: 12.30.16

By Sam Smith
Rondo might be able to guard 2nd unit guys. MCW will help Jimmy conserve energy with his defense, and help with rebounding. If Rondo becomes sad/mad, oh well.
Matt Ruth
Sam: Can’t agree quite yet. Let’s give Carter-Williams some time; at least until he can shoot as well as Rondo. It..

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Henrikh Mkhitaryan keen to keep United"s surge going after scoring a stunner

Henrikh Mkhitaryan vowed to help Manchester United continue their Premier League resurgence after netting the best goal of his career.
Initial struggles to break into the squad, never mind the line-up, have become a thing of the past for the talented Armenian, who has rapidly become a fans" favourite at Old Traff..

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HTC Vive receives price cut as well, now going for $699 ($100 off)

Not only smartphones, Microsoft has given a price cut to HTC"s Steam-powered Vive VR headset as well. The device, which usually carries a price tag of $799, is currently listed on Microsoft"s online US store for $699.
In addition to the price cut, the company is offering a $100 Microsoft Store gift code for free with the headset. And there"s even more. A couple of games – The Gallery – Episode 1: Call of the Starseed and Zombie Training Simulator – are included for free as well.
“Get 3 free games ($100 value) when you buy a GeForce GTX graphics card, desktop, or laptop with the HTC VIVE,” the listing further reveals. A quick look at HTC"s own website reveals that the $100 discount is available there as well. For more information, head to the Source links below.
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Acer"s Liquid M330 Windows 10 smartphone currently going for under $80 in US

If you are in the US or Canada, and are in the market for an entry-level Windows 10 smartphone, here"s a deal for you: the Acer Liquid M330 is currently going for under $80 in the country – $79.99 to be precise.
That"s a price cut of around $19 given that the handset was launched carrying a $99 price tag earlier this year. Microsoft has the device listed on its website for that price, although it"s currently out of stock now.
The offer ends January 3, 2017. For more information, head to the Source link below.
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Batshuayi going nowhere despite lack of action, insists Conte

Chelsea are unwilling to release the bit-part striker despite him struggling to break into the first team given the form of Eden Hazard and Diego Costa
Michy Batshuayi won"t leave Chelsea in January despite a lack of playing time, Antonio Conte confirmed after his side"s 3-0 win over Bour..

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Going nowhere? Van Dijk pictured in Man City shirt

The Southampton defender, long linked with the likes of Pep Guardiola"s side, looks to have been set up by one of his team-mates as they all posed in fancy dress
Is Virgil van Dijk trying to tell us something? The Southampton defender has been linked with a January exit for months, and now he ..

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"Van Dijk going nowhere!" - Puel warns Premier League giants

The Dutch defender has been linked with a move to Manchester City, Manchester United and Liverpool, but his manager insists he will stay
Southampton manager Claude Puel insists defender Virgil van Dijk will remain at the club despite being linked with a January move.
Mourinho still grappling with ..

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Fitbit Flex currently going for under $50 in US

Fitbit"s Flex fitness tracker has received a price cut in the United States, where retailer Amazon has it listed on its website for as low as under $50 – $49.99 to be precise – down from the $69.99 price tag it usually carries there.
If you take a look at Fitbit"s US website, you"ll see that the company is officially selling the device for $79.99. So at under $50, Amazon is offering quite a deal on the fitness band – the only thing is that shipments will begin December 30 onwards.
There"s currently no information on when the discount ends, so those interested in availing the offer may have to act fast.
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Google Pixel currently going for $625 in US - a $24 price cut

If you are in the US, and are planning to purchase the Google Pixel, you"ll be glad to know that the device is currently going for $625 in the country. Specifically, Newegg has the 32GB, Quite Black variant listed on its website for that price.
A quick look at the Mountain View, California-based company"s online store reveals that the device is being officially sold for $649, meaning purchasing from Newegg will save you around $25. The promo runs until Tuesday next week, so those interested in availing the offer have a few days at hand.
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Former Red says Sturridge is going nowhere just yet

John Aldridge believes that Liverpool need Daniel Sturridge if they are to challenge for the Premier League title this season. The injury-prone striker returned to the first team on Monday night, coming off the bench to make the difference and help earn the valuable late goal that sealed victory at Everton.
“We know he..

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"Things are finally going to get interesting for DS in 2017"

Progress on DS" assault on the car market has appeared slow up to now, but that could change, says Graham Hope There are many car brands that need a big 2017, but few more so than DS. When it split from Citroen a couple of years ago, it was very much a ‘soft’ launch; there was no genuinely new ..

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Put your Gears on we are going to have a party.

Gadgets Put your Gears on we are going to have a party.
DailyTech Staff – December 17, 2016 1:00 AM
Recipient E-mail Sender E-mail Ever since the Facebook acquired Oculus, the virtual reality company, 2.5 years ago everyone was curious when social media giant will bring its core..

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"Whoever Arsenal buy isn’t going to be anywhere near as good as Sanchez"

Paul Merson thinks the Chile international comes "as a package" with Mesut Ozil and fears the Gunners would struggle to replace either if they moved on
Paul Merson has called on Arsenal to give Mesut Ozil and Alexis Sanchez “what they want” as the pair are virtually irreplaceable.
Both m..

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