Companies can now pay to send advertisements to users via Facebook Messenger

Facebook’s chatbot efforts haven’t gone unnoticed, but now the company is preparing a new capability that will likely be met with some criticism from users. Facebook’s vice president of messaging products David Marcus announced at Web Summit 2016 in Dublin that the company is preparing to allow companies to advertise directly to users via Messenger (via CNET).
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Apple rolling out new Support app on iOS for scheduling repair appointments, AppleCare services
Apple begins selling refurbished iPhones through its online store for the first time
Up until now, Apple has never sold refurbished iPhones on its online store. You could get a refurbished Mac, iPad, or even a niche device like an AirPort Extreme, but never an iPhone. Apple typically used its refurbished iPhone inventory as repair/replacements for or offloaded them to 3rd party resellers. That has seemingly changed today, as Apple is offering the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus in its refurb store. more…
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Apple releases macOS 10.12.2 beta 2 with new emoji
Apple has released macOS 10.12.2 beta 2 for Mac. The new update follows the initial macOS 10.12.2 beta at the end of October, followed by a slightly updated build earlier this month. Today’s build has version 16C41b, up from 16C32f, and is available from the Mac App Store.
macOS 10.12.2 includes Unicode 9.0 emoji support, which matches compatibility in beta versions of iOS 10.2 and watchOS 3.1.1.
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Apple releases second iOS 10.2 public beta with new TV app, emoji, wallpapers, more
Apple has released the second public beta version of iOS 10.2 for iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch. Previously only available to registered developers for testing, iOS 10.2 beta includes several upcoming features like a preview of the new TV app, Unicode 9.0 emoji, iPhone 7 wallpapers, and new camera features.
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9to5Toys Lunch Break: Amazon PNY Storage Sale, Apple Watch Stainless Steel 1st Gen $220, Logitech Harmony Remote $150, more
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TODAY’S CAN’T MISS DEALS:
Add a ton of fast storage to your DSLR camera & other devices during Amazon’s 1-day PNY sale: 128GB SD Card $33 (Reg. $45), much more
Apple Watch Stainless Steel 38mm (1st Gen.) w/ Black or White Sport Band: $220 shipped (Orig. $549)
Logitech’s Harmony Ultimate One Universal Remote works with over 225,000 devices: $150 shipped (Reg. $190)
Election day freebies! Krispy Kreme Doughnuts, 7-Eleven Coffee, Marco’s Pizza, Noodles and Company, more
Black Friday 2016:
Amazon launches its Black Friday Store with new deals every five minutes + gift guides to make shopping easier
Staples just posted its Black Friday 2016 Ad: Amazon Echo Dot $40, Chromecast $25, much more
Costco’s leaked Black Friday 2016 Ad: VIZIO 50-inch 4K Ultra HDTV $390, PS4 w/ 2 controllers $50 off, gift cards, more
BJ’s Leaked Black Friday Ad: GoPro Silver bundle $200, Xbox One S/PS4 Slim $250, new console games $34, home goods, more
Sam’s Club details its Black Friday plans plus a look at an upcoming one-day sale that nets $175 off iPad Pro
Here’s a look at Dell’s Black Friday 2016 Ad: Nest 3rd Gen. Thermostat $199, Xbox One S w/ 2 games + controller $250, more
Final Fantasy III for iOS now matching its all-time low: iPhone $7, iPad $8 (Reg. up to $17)
App Store Free App of the Week: Lost in Harmony goes free for the first time (Reg. $4)
Review: TiVo Bolt+ would be a TV-enthusiast’s dream DVR if the cable companies would just get out of the way
MORE NEW GEAR FROM TODAY:
Amazon certified refurb E-readers and Streaming Media Players are on sale: Fire TV Stick $25, Kindle Paperwhite $80, more
- Daily Deals: Canon PIXMA Inkjet w/ AirPrint + Corel $70, 40-inch 1080p HDTV $200, more
- Aukey Air Vent Magnetic Car Mount (2-pack) for $8 Prime shipped (Reg. $11), more
- Games/Apps: Rise of the Tomb Raider PS4 $45, iOS freebies, more
- Here are your HD movie/TV deals: Those Who Can’t Vol. 1 free, Eye in the Sky $1, more
- Breville’s highly-rated Juice Fountain Multi-Speed Juicer is down to $126 shipped
- Amazon has the best-selling Thermos Stainless Travel Tumbler $15 Prime shipped
MORE DEALS STILL LIVE:
Amazon Echo Dot Bundles: Logitech Harmony Elite Remote $288 ($350 value), WeMo Switch $73 ($85 value)
Your choice of Bluetooth headphones at Amazon all-time lows: Sony Over-Ear $60 (Reg. $80), Jabra Move $60 (Reg. $100)
Audio-Technica’s Pro ATH-M20x Headphones for $29 shipped (Reg. $49)
Make the move to USB-C w/ exclusive discounts on Anker accessories: Aluminum Hub w/ Pass-Through Power $32 (Reg. $40), more
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Apple shares holiday discounts from retailers to promote Apple Pay on the web
Apple has a new web page up today sharing exclusive holiday offers available for customers who use its newly launched Apple Pay on the web feature.
Some of the companies offering deals for using Apple Pay on the web this holiday season include Adidas, Casper, Grubhub, lululemon, Overstock, Shopify, seamless, and more.
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After passing up acquisition, Apple reportedly bought Omnifone tech and hired employees from music startup
Over the summer a report surfaced that Apple had acquired Omnifone, a music streaming company that provided Samsung’s defunct Milk Music service, but it was quickly debunked. Today a new report claims that Apple later acquired some technology from Omnifone, which went bankrupt in May, and hired some its ex-employees, stopping short of a full acquisition.
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How to watch and stream tonight’s presidential election results on Apple TV, iPhone, iPad, Mac & the web
Review: Fitbit Alta is a minimalist $130 alternative to the Apple Watch, with multi-day battery life
As regular readers will know, I’ve become a complete convert to the Apple Watch. But the Watch isn’t for everyone: it’s relatively expensive, fairly chunky and for most users has one-day battery-life.
I’ve been trying the Fitbit Alta for the past week, and while I’ll personally be sticking to my Apple Watch, I do think it could be a decent option for those with more limited needs and/or budgets …
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