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Win a Google Pixel 9 or Pixel 9 Pro XL with Android Headlines!
10/8/2024 Thank you to everyone who entered our contest. We have contacted the winners, and once they have replied, we will announce their names here. If they do not reply within 48 hours, we will select another winner in their place. Thank you very much for participating in our giveaway, and stay tuned for another contest giveaway coming soon.
Winner #1 is Jacob Brunscheon from Waterloo, IA , Winner #2 TBA
This year, Google has announced its Pixel 9 series earlier than ever before. Which means our annual Pixel giveaway is starting earlier than ever before. This time around, we are giving away two Pixel 9 smartphones – Pixel 9 and Pixel 9 Pro XL. If you’ve wanted to check out the new Pixel 9, but didn’t want to spend money on one, well now is your time to do so.
Here’s everything you need to know about Android Headlines’ big Pixel 9 giveaway!
About the Google Pixel 9
The Google Pixel 9 is actually getting quite the upgrade this year. Not only is it sporting the new Tensor G4 processor, but it’s also sporting a slightly larger display. Pixel 9 has a 6.3-inch FHD+ 120Hz display that can get as bright as 2,700 nits of peak brightness (or 1,800 nits for HDR content). The battery has also been upgraded this year to a 4,700mAh cell, which I actually think will offer the best battery life of any of the Pixel 9 smartphones this year. Charging has been upgraded to 27W, still pretty slow, but faster than Pixel 8.
Internally, Google has upgraded the RAM to 12GB – likely due to all of the AI features. And there’s also 128GB of storage. On the camera front, Google has also made quite a few upgrades, including a 50-megapixel primary camera and a 48-megapixel ultrawide camera.
Of course, we can’t forget about the many, many new AI features. Including Pixel Screenshots, Gemini Live, Call Notes, Add Me, and much more. Making this a really well-rounded smartphone experience. The Google Pixel 9 retails for $799.
It’s a pretty incredible phone from Google, and you can enter to win one today!
About the Google Pixel 9 Pro XL
The Google Pixel 9 Pro XL, on the other hand, is the largest Pixel device Google has ever made. This year, the Pixel 9 Pro XL grows to a 6.8-inch display, and it’s even brighter with 3,000 nits of peak brightness (2,00 nits for HDR). The RAM has been upgraded again to 16GB, though it does still start at 128GB of storage.
The cameras here are the same as before, with a 50-megapixel primary camera, a 48-megapixel ultrawide and a 48-megapixel telephoto camera on-board. This is going to provide you with some really great photos and videos. Speaking of videos, the Zoom Enhance feature that was announced last year, is finally available now with Pixel 9 Pro series.
There are other AI features included, too, like Add Me, which lets you take a group selfie, even with the person taking the photo. There are also Call Notes, Pixel Screenshots, Gemini Live, and much more.
The Google Pixel 9 Pro XL is shaping up to be a really great phone, and we can’t wait to get our hands on it and give one away to one of you.
How To enter
To be entered for a chance to win the Google Pixel 9 or Google Pixel 9 Pro XL, all you need to do is take part in the giveaway widget below. To get started, enter the contest with your email address.
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You are entitled to complete as many actions as you like; each action offers a unique number of entries, and each entry has the potential to be the winning one.
This Google Pixel 9 or Google Pixel 9 Pro XL giveaway is a USA-ONLY contest and will close promptly at 2:59 pm PST on Tuesday, October 8, 2024.
Enter now for a chance to win a Google Pixel 9 or Google Pixel 9 Pro XL, courtesy of Android Headlines.
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Prime Day Kindle deals include discounts on the Scribe, Paperwhite and Paperwhite Kids at up to 32 percent off
Amazon’s second Prime Day of the year is here and a few of the deals extend to Kindle ereaders. Unfortunately, the standard Kindle is currently out of stock, as are a few other models. That could be a hint that a new Kindle device is on the horizon, but we don’t know anything for certain yet on that front.
In our , we acknowledge the fact that Amazon is the dominant force in this universe. But the even the most recent Kindle, the Kindle Scribe, is nearly two years old at this point. Now that Kindle rivals Kobo and Boox both have color models, one can only expect the same from Amazon soon. Still, unlike a tablet or a smartphone, Kindle readers are meant to do one thing well: display text on a distraction-free, easy-on-the-eyes screen. And all three of the models on sale do that quite well. Here are the best October Prime Day kindle deals (all three of them).
October Prime Day 2024 Kindle deals
Amazon Kindles dominate the ereader market, and right now there are four models to choose from. Of course, a new Kindle is likely on the horizon — rumors suggest as much and the last entry in the lineup came over two years ago. But since ereaders aren’t as tech-heavy as a tablet, the generational bump may not make as much difference. What you buy today should still serve its basic function —displaying crisp text — for years to come. Here are the best Prime Day Kindle deals.
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Amazon Kindle Paperwhite for $125 ($25 off): The Paperwhite is an upgraded Kindle, adding a larger display, an adjustable warm light and a waterproof build. The flush-front screen makes page turns easier and a faster processor makes that action speedier, too.
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Amazon Kindle Scribe for $255 ($85 off): You can write as well as read with this tablet. It has a large 10.2-inch display, auto-adjusting warm front light and an auto-rotating display. It comes with the Basic pen so you can use the notebook feature that even converts handwriting to text.
October Prime Day 2024 Kindle Kids deals
Kindles geared towards kids are basically the same thing as their “adult” counterparts, but these come with a cover, extended warranty and a free trial of Amazon Kids+ that lets youngsters access kid-friendly audiobooks, stories and more. Plus they don’t have ads on the lock screen (Amazon makes you pay $20 for that concession on the standard devices).
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Amazon Kindle Paperwhite Kids for $115 ($55 off): The kids edition of the upgraded Paperwhite ereader has a flush-front design, waterproof build and warm front lights for late-night reading. It comes with a cover, a two-year warranty and a year of the kids subscription.
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Follow @EngadgetDeals on Twitter for the latest tech deals and buying advice, and stay tuned to Engadget.com for all of the best tech deals coming out of October Prime Day 2024.
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Unify, an OpenAI Converge accelerator grad, lands $12M for ‘warm outbound’ messages
Unify, an AI-powered startup that uses data to reach prospective buyers, has raised a $12 million Series A led by existing investors Emergence Capital and Thrive Capital. OpenAI Startup Fund, Neo, Abstract, 20Sales, and AltCap also participated in the round.
The 20-month-old company went through OpenAI’s Converge I accelerator last year and, following that program, secured a nearly $7 million seed round from the same group of investors.
Unify was co-founded by Austin Hughes, who spent several years leading Ramp’s sales outbound program. While working at Ramp, Hughes observed that cold email outreach was less successful than it had been in the past decade. This gave him the idea that sales, marketing and revenue operations teams should make better use of all available data to reach customers with personalized content right when they are about to buy.
Hughes teamed up with Connor Heggie, a machine learning research engineer at Scale AI, to work on AI-enhanced messaging that helps sales teams generate leads and close deals faster.
This is, of course, not a unique idea. One of the fastest growing segments of AI-empowered apps is AI sales development representative companies (AISDR). AISDR startups like 11x.ai, Reggie.ai, and Artisan are growing so quickly that VCs have been falling over themselves to invest at high valuations.
Although Unify relies on AI to target potential buyers, Hughes told TechCrunch that he doesn’t consider his company an AISDR. He prefers to consider his startup to be delivering what it calls “warm outbound” messaging. “We don’t compete with AISDRs,” Hughes said. “You can fine tune every piece of Unify: the copy, what you say, and the data sources you’re pulling from.”
For instance, Unify can pull data from CRMs and other data warehouses to help determine what to say to potential purchasers in its messages. It also scans online data sources to help identify prospects, and the signals that they are looking to buy.
Rather than focusing on the messaging piece, Hughes says that he looks up to companies like Zoominfo and Outbound.io as models for what he’s trying to build. “We view ourselves as a data company,” he said.
Unify may have a slightly different approach to AI sales outreach than AISDR companies, but one thing is clear: it’s also growing very quickly. The company’s revenue is already in the millions and its got a stream of customer logos on its website, counting companies like Justworks and Lattice as its customers.
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A Google breakup is on the table, say DOJ lawyers
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