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Get a Grip on This JBL Speaker for Just $65, Its Lowest Price Yet

Save $35: The JBL Grip is back at its lowest price of $65 at Amazon, saving you $35 off its original $100 price. Best Buy is also offering a similar discount as part of its 60th Anniversary celebrations, while Walmart is also matching the deal at $65. With similar savings at these retailers, grab the deal at wherever you prefer to shop.

JBL Grip: $65 (Original price: $100)

After a quick check on Amazon price-tracking tool Keepa, one thing is clear: This speaker doesn’t usually get this cheap. Its 90-day average sits at around $80, so a 35% discount feels less like a deal and more like a steal. Even better, this wireless speaker was tested by CNET expert David Carnoy and earned a spot on CNET’s list of best audio gifts under $100. Deals like this don’t stick around for long, so grab it before...

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Major sodium-ion battery milestone passed by California startup — Unigrid aces Hyundai’s safety tests down to -20C as experts call tech a 'compelling alternative' to lithium-ion

Lithium-ion batteries are one of the most successful technologies ever invented, and now span everything from smartphones to power stations — but the technology is not without its flaws and limitations, and scientists are now busy trying to figure out which type of next-gen battery will take over next. One of

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California's legislature passes a bill exempting open-source OSes like Linux from a 2025 age-verification law; Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android remain in scope

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The HackerNoon Newsletter: How I Built a Production-Ready AI Agent on PHP, cPanel, and Gemini Flash (8/29/2026)

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Quote of the day by tech pioneer Claude Shannon: 'I visualize a time when we will be to robots what dogs are to humans' — a warning about superintelligent AI

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JBL Grip: $65 (Original price: $100)

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Major sodium-ion battery milestone passed by California startup &mdash; Unigrid aces Hyundai&rsquo;s safety tests down to -20C as experts call tech a 'compelling alternative' to lithium-ion

California's legislature passes a bill exempting open-source OSes like Linux from a 2025 age-verification law; Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android remain in scope

The HackerNoon Newsletter: How I Built a Production-Ready AI Agent on PHP, cPanel, and Gemini Flash (8/29/2026)

Quote of the day by tech pioneer Claude Shannon: 'I visualize a time when we will be to robots what dogs are to humans' &mdash; a warning about superintelligent AI

Major sodium-ion battery milestone passed by California startup — Unigrid aces Hyundai’s safety tests down to -20C as experts call tech a 'compelling alternative' to lithium-ion

Quote of the day by tech pioneer Claude Shannon: 'I visualize a time when we will be to robots what dogs are to humans' — a warning about superintelligent AI