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Twitter recently announced that it is currently testing a new commerce product called Twitter Offers. Two months ago in September, the social networking company had introduced its first commerce product -- a BUY button that lets users buy items directly through tweets. Twitter Offers is a welcome addition to the company's commerce lineup. Targeting business entities who want to advertise via Twitter, Twitter Offers will allow companies to offer cashback rewards through their tweets, and those rewards will link directly with the debit and credit cards of consumers.
Boost Mobile and Virgin Mobile, both prepaid subsidiaries of Sprint, are introducing their respective special offers in celebration of Black Friday. Specifically, the special offers are in the form of discounts for selected smartphones.
First off, Boost Mobile's special offer will start on Thursday, November 27th. Customers can head on to Boost Mobile's website to check it out, or they can just refer to the recap below:
The developers behind Honey, a web browser add-on that applies promo codes to your online purchases, are introducing the Milk app, which lets consumers save when shopping for groceries.
Apple is planning to make Beats Music automatically part of its iOS software starting 2015. This means that beginning next year, every iPhone and iPad user will have the music subscription app pre-installed in their devices.
Just as Black Friday is fast approaching, T-Mobile is launching a special promo that offers a free 7-inch Android tablet to its existing subscribers. Beginning November 21st, current customers of T-Mobile can get a new tablet that comes with a data service plan starting at $10 per month for 1 gigabyte of data. The tablet up for grabs is the Alcatel OneTouch Pop 7 tablet. This device is normally priced at $168 at T-Mobile.
Starting Tuesday, November 18th, AT&T is offering its Mobile Share Value subscribers 15 gigabytes of shareable data for the price of 10 gigabytes. For those not in the know, that is equivalent to $100 each month for the plan charge plus device access fees.
What exactly can you do with 15 gigabytes of shareable data? Via its newsroom page, AT&T gives you an idea: