Sentences with phrase «lockscreen offers»

As far as recommended pricing goes, all we know is the unlocked SKU, with no catches, «lockscreen offers» or other strings attached, shall set you back $ 180.

Lockscreen offers and (discreet) ads bring the non-Play, non-Plus 5.5 - incher down to just $ 139.99 with plenty of internal storage space, as well as microSD support.

Amazon also charges $ 449.99 instead of $ 499.99 for an unlocked GSM LG G6 + with «lockscreen offers» while listing the standard, ad - free version at a bonkers $ 749.99.

For a mid-range Android phone priced at just $ 229 unlocked stateside (or $ 179.99 exclusively for Amazon Prime members with lockscreen offers and ads), the Nokia 6 is quite a head - turner.

Available for as little as $ 199.99 in a Prime Exclusive edition, with lockscreen offers and ads, the Alcatel Idol 5S has already been substantially discounted for those not subscribed to Amazon's free one - day delivery service.

One more thing worth noting is the fact that the variant of the phone that is one sale comes with lockscreen offers and ads, but if you're not bothered by that, this is surely a really good offer.

If you're okay with Amazon «lockscreen offers» and ads, the 32 GB Moto G4 can be yours at just $ 140, down from a $ 230 list price.

The discounted version comes with lockscreen offers and ads, but gives you a $ 50 discount.

«Customers who currently use a Prime Exclusive Phone will receive a free update starting this week with this change, which will remove the lockscreen offers and ads.»

Not exact matches

You'll receive special offers and sponsored lockscreens directly on your Kindle.

As before, the cheapest model comes with 8 GB of storage and Special Offers, which delivers ads to your lockscreen, for # 50.

Plus there's a catch: the special Prime member phones come with lockscreen ads to help offset the discounted price, much like the Special Offers versions of Kindle ereaders and Fire tablets.

Offers display on the Kindle lockscreen and on the bottom of the home screen while not in use - they don't interrupt reading.

Choosing the model without Special Offers is a good option for those who are easily tempted to spend money on buying items they don't need and those who really don't want to look at any ads, even they are on the lockscreen and the bottom of the home screen.

That's a sore subject for some because Kobo specifically states on the descriptions for their ereaders that there is «no advertising», subtly taking a shot at Amazon's Kindles with special offers that have ads on the lockscreen and homescreen, but when Kobo is adverting recommended ebooks on the homescreen there's not much of a difference.

The lockscreen now offers additional functionality, allowing a user to control music playback or jump directly to the camera app without unlocking the device, while a new quick dial feature speeds up the calling process.

The Oasis version I tested, which supplements its Wi - Fi adapter with a 3G connection (so you can download e-books while on the go) and that doesn't present you with «special offers» (Amazon's euphemism for advertisements that appear on the Kindle's lockscreen), sells for $ 380.

Music player controls slot into the notifications area nicely, as well as offering album art and controls from the lockscreen.

$ 90 brings you the 16 GB model and «special offers», basically the ads on the lockscreen.

The offers only live in one place: the lockscreen.

More recently, Amazon has introduced its «Special Offers» system, in which the price of the ereader itself is discounted in return for showing advertising on the lockscreen and homescreen.

Similar to Kindle devices, Amazon is able to offer the phone at such a low price thanks to various ads, most prominently on the lockscreen.

Well, starting February 7, there will no longer be any lockscreen ads and suggested offers on these Prime - exclusive phones.

While lockscreen notifications have been available for ages on iOS, Android is expanding its previous lockscreen widgetry to notifications as well, offering characteristically impressive level of control.

Now Wileyfox is offering between # 50 and # 70 off the price of four of its phones (wherever you buy them) in exchange for putting ads and offers on the lockscreen — which many people look at 60 or more times a day.

But buyers will be able to grab one for just $ 179.99 from Amazon, through its Prime Exclusive Phones program, which puts ads and offers on the lockscreen.

The ads, which include a mix of offers from Amazon and third parties, will share the lockscreen with your notifications.

150 bucks of course buys you a version with «special offers», aka lockscreen ads, and entry - level 32 GB storage.

The regular Moto X4 will cost the same amount, and you can buy one from Amazon (with a Prime account) for as low as $ 280 with lockscreen ads and offers.

Speaking of these Fire tablets, it should be noted that all of the ones on sale come with Amazon's special offers, which place ads on your lockscreen.

Amazon Prime members can save even more on the phone by picking it up for as little as $ 185, though that version will serve up personalized ads and offers to your kid on the phone's lockscreen.

«The breakthrough pricing on unlocked smartphones is supported by personalized offers and ads, including deals and product recommendations, displayed on the phone's lockscreen,» said an Amazon representative.

LG Q6 (Prime Exclusive) for $ 120 off Provided you're cool with your lockscreen being taken up with ads and offers from Amazon, it's hard not to be impressed with this deal.

You can also add any app that offers a widget to this screen to give you quick access to the info you need from your lockscreen.

That's why I highly recommend either ponying up for the $ 299 version and forgoing that nice case or microSD card, or going with Amazon's Prime Exclusive model, which offers a $ 45 - 60 discount in exchange for some lockscreen ads and pre-installed apps.

It's available from Amazon for $ 150 with special offers that will show up on the lockscreen.

A few weeks back, Samsung quietly introduced a new app for Galaxy smartphones, offering users an alternate, highly customizable lockscreen along with new notification controls: Good Lock.