Wirefly Thanksgiving, Black Friday & Cyber Monday Deals - Best Prices Ever

Wirefly has started a Pre-Black Friday through Thanksgiving to Cyber Monday sale with free activation for new customers on AT&T and Verizon Wireless networks.? They are also slashing prices on bestselling smartphones.

Besides free activations, Wirefly is selling free Android? smartphones with a new contract, including super cheap deals on the Samsung Fascinate, LG Vortex and Samsung Intercept.

The Samsung Fascinate is Verizon's version of the Samsung Galaxy S series of Android smartphones.? It packs the power of a 1GHZ processor, Android 2.1, 5-megapixel camera,? 4-inch Super AMOLED touchscreen, Wi-Fi and GPS.

Starting on Black Friday and running through the weekend, the well-reviewed Motorola Droid Pro will be selling for an "unbeatable price."? The Droid Pro by Motorola has a 1GHz processor, 4GB of memory (2GB internal and 2GB removable), 5-megapixel camera with LED flash, Wi-Fi, 3.1-inch touchscreen, DLNA connectivity, mobile hotspot capabilities, and world roaming.

On Cyber Monday, Wirefly will be selling the Droid X (read Droid X review), Droid Pro and Droid 2 (read DROID 2 review) as well as the HTC Droid Incredible (read DROID Incredible review) at "the best prices ever."

Wirefly claims it will "have the lowest prices ever, anywhere, on all AT&T phones," starting on Thanksgiving (Thursday) through Cyber Monday.? They call them amazing Black Friday savings on popular AT&T phones, such as the BlackBerry Torch, LG Quantum, and Samsung Captivate (read Samsung Captivate review) with prices so-called "too low to show."

The BlackBerry Torch has Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, 5-megapixel camera, GPS, media player, with added new feature of Wi-Fi media syncing.? It is a touchscreen with a sliding keyboard, social networking and new media features.? Read BlackBerry Torch review.

AT&T free activation ends November 30, midnight PST.? Verizon free activation ends November 29 at midnight PST.

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Netflix Offers Streaming-Only Plan, Raises Prices for DVD Options

Netflix is now offering a "streaming-only" plan and has increased the prices for solid DVD plans.? The new $7.99 a month Netflix plan lets users instantly watch unlimited TV episodes and movies streamed to computer or TV.? This new plan is available immediately.

Netflix increased the prices on the unlimited plans that offer both instant watching and DVDs by mail.? The most popular unlimited plans - the "1 DVD out at a time" and "2 DVDs out at a time" prices are increased $1 per month to $9.99 and $14.99.? See chart for all prices.

The Netflix blog reported:

"Why the changes?? Our selection of TV episodes and movies available to stream has grown dramatically, and as a result most members want us to deliver unlimited TV episodes and movies two ways: streaming instantly over the internet plus DVDs by mail.? The price increase will allow us to continue to offer the popular plan choice of unlimited TV episodes and movies streaming instantly along with unlimited DVDs.? The new plan, which does not include DVDs, is a great option for the increasing number of members who only want to watch instantly.? The $7.99 a month price reflects no DVD shipping costs on this plan."

Due to Android DRM issues, Netflix will only offer Android apps for some Android smartphones and tablets.

Netflix released its iPhone app in August and also the Windows Phone 7 app with the new release of Windows Phone.

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