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TL;DR: The comprehensive CyberGhost VPN is on sale for £2.45 a month, saving you 76% on list price. Halloween may have been and gone, but CyberGhost VPN is keeping things spooky until the end of the weekend with its Spooktakular Sale. You can now sign up to one year of protection from online horrors for as little as £2.45 a month. This is down by 76% on list price, and

It’s a match made in data heaven. After days of rumors, Google announced Friday that it would be acquiring wearables pioneer FitBit for $2.1 billion. In an industry where warring tech giants are battling for user loyalty, it’s a big deal.  “It’s not every day a deal like this happens,” Forrester analyst Frank Gillett told Mashable over the phone. The acquisition could have far-reaching ripples in business, showing that Google

Apple is a notorious Black-Friday-skipper. When it comes to great deals directly from the company: Zip. Nada. You’re not going to find much of anything.  But because they list so many of their products with major retailers (ieWalmart, Amazon, Best Buy — you know, the usual suspects), those sellers are able to offer some pretty sweet opportunities for you to get the Apple device you’ve always wanted. Well, the older

Ping! It’s time to get a mammogram. Now, if only your boss would give you time off. Earlier this week, Facebook launched a new healthcare feature called Preventive Health for users in the U.S. When you search for Preventive Health in the Facebook mobile app, it will surface recommended screenings based on your age and sex, as well as other preventative health measures like flu shots.  The tool gives recommendations

Instacart shoppers are, once again, fed up.  In a scathing open letter directed at the company’s founder and CEO, Apoorva Mehta, a coalition of independent contractors voiced their frustration both with Instacart’s pay policies and its tipping structure. And they’re doing more than just typing: The gig-economy workers are staging a three-day work stoppage to drive home their concerns.  According to the letter, at the time of this writing signed