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ONJANUARY 1, 1970EDIT "CELEBRATE CHRISTMAS WITH HALF OFF ON SPECK’S ENTIRE RANGE OF CASES" Celebrate Christmas With Half Off on Speck’s Entire Range of Cases Christmas has come, and the geese are getting fat. One of them did a whoopsie in the old man’s hat. Or was it something else? Sorry, we’ve never been good at Christmas rhymes — but we are good at spotting a deal. To keep the Christmas spirit alive even after the big day is over, Speck is offering a 50-percent discount across its entire range of phone cases today, Wednesday, December 26. But you’ll have to be quick; the discounts will only last for a single day. Speck has long been one of our favorite brands for protective cases, and it’s been a fixture in our protective case roundups for a variety of phones. With a half-off discount, you’ll be able to pick up a brand- case for a wide variety of phones at a hefty discount.
A Speck case is a great accompaniment to a phone that was delivered by Santa. Or if Santa missed something on your Christmas list, you can treat yourself to a case that will protect your phone after the festive season and far beyond. Speck is fully up to date on the latest and most popular phones in the U.S., with case options for the iPhone XS, XS Max, and the iPhone XR, as well as for phones from Samsung, Google, LG, and even more brands.
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The selection of cases will vary from phone to phone — but it’s always worth keeping an eye out for a Presidio Grip case. The Presidio Grip has become Speck’s most popular case, with an iconic look, two layers of protection, and a raised rubber grip to provide drop protection for up to 10 feet. You can grab more than just cases — how about one of Speck’s universal GrabTabs to keep your phone firmly in hand? Or maybe even a car mount or a portable power bank for those frosty trips out? They’ll all be 50 percent off on December 26 only, making this a great chance to grab a case for that phone Santa brought. Shop Speck’s Sale Now Speck offers free shipping on its products, as well as a lifetime warranty.
If Speck’s products aren’t tickling your festive fancy, then check out our Holiday Gift Guide for more Christmas ideas. We’ve also put together a list of the best last-minute gifts if you still have some money left to burn. We strive to help our readers find the best deals on quality products and services, and choose what we cover carefully and independently. If you find a better price for a product listed here, or want to suggest one of your own, email us at dealsteamdigitaltrends.com. Digital Trends may earn commission on products purchased through our links, which supports the work we do for our readers.
ONJANUARY 1, 1970EDIT "ROBOCALLS AND SPOOFING: THE SPAM CALL SURGE EXPLAINED" Robocalls and Spoofing: The Spam Call Surge Explained Not too long ago, I had an experience that is increasingly common. I got a call from a number I didn’t recognize and answered it. The voice on the other end asked for me by name, then dropped my sister’s name and asked if I was her brother. He told me that he was with the police, that there was a warrant out for my sister’s arrest, that she needed to pay them to resolve the situation, and that I needed to have her call them as soon as possible.
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I told him I’d do that, hung up, and wondered “Since when do the cops let you pay to get rid of an arrest warrant?” I never followed up on that legal question, assuming that the call must have been a scam. Turns out I was right, and that it’s a common one. The web abounds with stories of people getting similar calls from people pretending to be law enforcement or, even more frighteningly, the IRS, claiming that you owe unpaid taxes and that you need to pay up. If you get one of these calls, they’re not actually from the IRS — as the IRS itself explains, if you owe taxes, the agency will mail you an official notice, rather than shaking you down over the phone — they are scammers, and for them, business is booming.
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