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The era of Touch ID is over. Sorry, nostalgic Apple fans. Yes, you'll still find fingerprint readers in a few places on Apple devices, such as MacBook keyboards and iPad sleep buttons. But gone are the days of the iconic Touch ID home button on the iPhone and iPad. In fact, once the next-generation iPhone SE launches in the coming months, we're not likely to ever see it again. If you're like my mother and you fear all change, I've got some good news for you. Apple's discontinued iPad 9th-Gen tablet is back in stock at a few different retailers, including Amazon and Best Buy. It's also on sale at the lowest price I've seen in a while — just $249 at Amazon for the 64GB model or $399.99 for the 256GB option. The only bad news is that inventory keeps coming and going, so you'll have to keep checking back a few times a day if you miss the restock that happened at the time of this writing. As for Best Buy, I don't recommend buying one there because it's actually $0.99 more expensive than the newer iPad 10th-Gen, which is down to $299 right now. Apple iPad (9th Generation): with A13 Bionic chip, 10.2-inch Retina Display, 64GB, Wi-Fi, 12MP… Price: $249.00 You Save: $80.00 (24%) Buy Now Apple iPad (9th Generation): with A13 Bionic chip, 10.2-inch Retina Display, 256GB, Wi-Fi, 12MP… Price: $399.99 You Save: $79.01 (16%) Buy Now Apple iPad (10th Generation): with A14 Bionic chip, 10.9-inch Liquid Retina Display, 64GB, Wi-F… Price: $299.00 You Save: $50.00 (14%) Buy Now Apple iPad (10th Generation): with A14 Bionic chip, 10.9-inch Liquid Retina Display, 256GB, Wi-… Price: $469.00 You Save: $30.00 (6%) Buy Now Apple's newer 10th-Gen iPad was a decent upgrade, but it's not really anything to write home about. It's also much more expensive than the previous-generation iPad model, which was just dumped from Apple's current tablet lineup. The newer model has a slightly bigger display, a relocated Touch ID home button, and a newer chipset. But it starts at $349 even after Apple's price cut, while the 10.2-inch iPad started at $329. And now, since the iPad 9th-Gen has been discontinued, you can get it even cheaper until retailers sell out of their current stock. Thanks to a big discount, this best-selling iPad model starts at just $249. Or, if you want to bump up your storage to 256GB instead of 64GB, you'll still save a bundle and pay $399.99 instead of $479. Those are both great prices, but there's obviously one problem. Since this iPad model is discontinued, it won't stay in stock for very long. Apple iPad (9th Generation): with A13 Bionic chip, 10.2-inch Retina Display, 64GB, Wi-Fi, 12MP… Price: $249.00 You Save: $80.00 (24%) Buy Now Apple iPad (9th Generation): with A13 Bionic chip, 10.2-inch Retina Display, 256GB, Wi-Fi, 12MP… Price: $399.99 You Save: $79.01 (16%) Buy Now Another great deal is available right now for anyone in search of a more compact Apple tablet. The iPad mini has been a reader favorite ever since the 1st-generation model debuted back in 2012. Apple is now on the 7th-generation model after fans waited an eternity for the update that came last year. Apple's newest iPad mini has a powerful A17 Pro processor, all-day battery life, and a stunning 8.3-inch Liquid Retina display. It retails for $499 just like the previous-gen version, but it's currently on sale for an all-time low of just $399.99. Apple iPad Mini (A17 Pro): Apple Intelligence, 8.3-inch Liquid Retina Display, 128GB, Wi-Fi 6E,… Price: $399.99 You Save: $100.00 (20%) Buy Now Don't Miss: Today’s deals: $294 Nintendo Switch OLED, $6 color LED smart bulbs, 26% off Energizer batteries, more The post Touch ID fans should definitely grab an iPad 9th-Gen while it’s back in stock appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Today’s deals: $399 iPad mini, $8 MagSafe chargers, 30% off TurboTax, $188 ergonomic office chair, more Today’s deals: $185 iPhone SE, $99 Beats Pill, 30% off TurboTax Deluxe 2024, $500 off Peloton Bikes, more 57 best cheap Apple deals under $100 Today’s deals: $179 AirPods Pro 2, $6 Anker USB-C chargers, 23% off protein bars, $7.50 smart bulbs, more

Zionist Organization of America President Morton Klein urged President-elect Donald Trump's inauguration committee to cancel a planned benediction by Shiite Imam Husham al-Husainy for his "alarming" history in connection with statements made about Hezbollah and Jews.

Republican lawmakers in both houses will introduce legislation Thursday to resurrect the Migrant Protection Protocols, known as the "Remain in Mexico" program, a key immigration policy of President-elect Donald Trump in his first administration, the Washington Examiner reported.

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Tommy Lee has condemned the insensitivity of some musicians to the Los Angeles fires. The fire, which started January 7 has continued for over a week, displacing several residents and businesses, and has consumed the properties in the area. Many people worldwide have shown support to those affected by the wildfires. According to recent updates, 25 people have been confirmed dead, over 80,000 people have evacuated their homes, while another 84,000 residents would likely evacuate due to the fires. Although firefighters have been able to contain the fire in some parts of Los Angeles, much work still needs to be done. LA fires updates: Tommy Lee calls out artists for sharing music during ongoing fires Tommy Lee/ImageCollect Amidst the chaos caused by the wildfires in Los Angeles, some artists are promoting their songs and tours, and this did not feel right to many, including Tommy Lee. His band, Motley Crue expressed their sympathy on January 9 for those displaced by the wildfires. “To everyone affected by the devastating and unprecedented fires in our hometown of Los Angeles, our thoughts are with you during this very difficult time. May you and your loved ones stay safe as we stand together to overcome.” Motley Crue wrote on Facebook. Then on Monday, January 13, Tommy Lee himself condemned artists who were promoting their music amidst the fire updates. In his opinion, the victims would never be “concerned” about a new song or concert in the state they were in but were rather in need of all the support they could receive. Similarly, some artists have postponed their tours, concerts, song releases, and other announcements to sympathize with those concerned.             View this post on Instagram                         A post shared by Areva Martin (@arevamartin)   Beyonce’s contribution to the LA fires Beyonce, who had planned to make an announcement on January 14, did not speak about it because of the fire updates in Los Angeles. In a statement she made on Instagram, she opened up about praying for “families suffering from trauma and loss.” Tommy Lee/ImageCollect She also acknowledged the efforts of the firefighters who have dedicated their lives and time to contain the fire and save lives and donated $ 2.5 million to the fire relief funds through her foundation, BeyGOOD. Next up: ‘Everybody Loves Raymond’ Star Patricia Heaton Criticizes California Leadership Amid LA Fire Crisis The post Tommy Lee Condemns Artists Promoting Music And Concerts Amid LA Fires appeared first on DoYouRemember? - The Home of Nostalgia. Author, Peace A

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