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They say knowledge is priceless. While that normally may be true, there is always an exception — and in this instance, StackSocial is that exception. The platform offers new software, web services, and products, often at discounted prices. We rave about some of their software and tech course bundles, especially when a good deal comes along that’ll benefit anyone.
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If you’re taking these last couple of weeks of summer to tie up loose ends before the school year starts, you’re likely looking for great deals on necessities. While retail giants like Best Buy offer back-to-school discounts on tech products from laptops to headphones, there are notable software and subscription sales at StackSocial happening now.
Virtual Private Networks, or VPNs for short, are incredibly useful. They're even more useful when you're stuck at home, as you can access the internet from different parts of the world without leaving your couch. Want to watch a Netflix series that isn't available in your country or keep your ISP from snooping? You can do those and more with the right VPN.
Note: The following post was written by our sponsor, StackSocial.
Note: The following post was written by our sponsor, StackSocial.
Note: The following post was written by our sponsor, StackSocial.
Note: The following post was written by our sponsor, StackSocial.
Hey, you don't have to explain to me why you want a VPN account. In an age where people are increasingly concerned about what companies do with their data, being compromised by hackers, and government surveillance, I'm not going to give you a hard time for wanting your privacy. Huh? You just want to torrent some stuff? Oh, well, whatever, sure, yeah, you can do that too.
Concerns about privacy online are only growing nowadays. You might be interested in avoiding the NSA, advertising agencies, your ISP, hackers, or whatever is going on at that free hotspot you just connected to. A popular and powerful method of doing this is using a VPN, which both changes your visible IP address (like a proxy) and encrypts all your web traffic to keep prying eyes away (unlike a proxy).
The Soundfreaq Sound Kick might be a few years old now (we reviewed it back in 2012), but it is still one of the better portable Bluetooth speakers on the market. No, it doesn't have some of the features newer speakers have, like NFC, MicroUSB charging, or apt-X. That being said, it does have the one feature essential to make any portable speaker worth purchasing – great sound. The Sound Kick's unique pop-out resonance chamber gives it much deeper bass than one might expect from a speaker this size and audio is clear and distortion free even at high volumes.When you pair that great sound with a great price, it becomes a great buy. StackSocial just happens to have the Sound Kick at a good price right now, just $50, which is half of what the speaker retails for at Amazon and Best Buy.
Over a year later, the Nexus 5 remains a great device. I love mine, and I have no desire to move on to the Nexus 6. The phone is increasingly difficult to find these days, so if you want one, listen up. You can currently get a pre-owned 16GB model on StackSocial for $200. This is a significant discount from the gadget's original $349.99.
VPNs are for those of you who really want to maintain online privacy, as it can prevent your ISP and others from keeping tabs on your activity and confuse others seeking authorized access to your network. They're also great for getting access to services that aren't available in your country or signing into blocked social networks.
An external battery pack can provide some peace of mind, but what happens if the power's out long enough to drain it down? Or what if everyone requires more juice on the next camping trip than you plan for? What charges the chargers?
Normally when we see one of these pay-what-you-want Android game bundles, they come to us from the good ol' reliable Humble Bundle folks. This time around, we're looking at a package of games available from StackSocial.
There is no such thing as too much battery capacity. When it comes to smartphones and gadgets, the more additional power you can pack for a long day or a short trip the better. That's why we're telling you about this 36% discount on a Limefuel Lite 15,000 mAh Lithium-ion external battery pack. It's down from its regular price on Amazon to .99 on StackSocial with free shipping.
Whether you don't trust your current ISP snooping through your data, use a lot of public networks, want to use some restricted US-only services, or travel frequently and need to keep a secure connection, using a VPN to encrypt and tunnel your internet traffic is a great solution. And now, you can have unlimited VPN access for 3 years for $19.