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July 19, 2022

For just $10 a month, the Kindle Unlimited service grants access to over a million digital books and magazines. And while it sounds like a great deal, Kindle Unlimited isn’t for everyone. Some people may even hate the service, as its massive collection is surprisingly niche.

Check our top story to learn if Amazon Kindle unlimited is worth the money.

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It seems that Samsung is sticking with its annual launch schedule this year. A leaked promotional image from Evan Blass indicates that Samsung will reveal the Galaxy Z Fold 4, Galaxy Z Flip 4, and Galaxy Watch 5 during a live event on August 10th. Read More »

 

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