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Kid Friday Podcast Annual Black Friday Special

Apps, Websites, Fun! 334 – Black Friday Deals? AND Steals! – Kid Friday Podcast

Apps, Websites, Fun! 334 – Black Friday Deals? AND Steals! – Kid Friday Podcast

We look at the Black Friday ads from Best Buy, Wall-Mart, and Target, PLUS tell you how to view them all RIGHT NOW! GET INFORMED about deals on iPhones, Android phones, Laptop computers, Gaming Systems, Televisions, Televisions, Televisions, and MORE Televisions. Drones, Hover-boards, Bluetooth speakers, Bluetooth earphones, Open-Ear Headphones, Closed-Ear HEADPHONES, Google Chromecast, Roku, Amazon Firestick, Apple iMac, Nintendo, Samsung, and a whole lot more.

***LOOK AT THE LATEST BLACK FRIDAY ADS HERE!***

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Apps, Websites, Fun! 197 – It’s Not Easy Getting An iPhone 6


New Seaworld Kids Apps, including – Penguin’s Playground, Polar Bear Playground, and Baby Animals: Cute and Cuddly Animal Babies. Trivia Crack app, We got new iPhone’s and an iPhone 6 Plus and talk Slate Gray and Gold colors. You’ll learn about how difficult it was to get the phones. Had to go to Verizon Store, Target, and Best Buy to get it all done. Extra Charges include: Plan Access Fee, Line Access Fee, and Activation Fees. New iPhone 6 cases, iPhone Mini rumors. A $6,000 Smartphone, Viewer E-Mail and Zoe goes to the Hospital, and the most expensive car license plate ever. Cyber Monday results, and more. Don’t forget all the random stuff, too.

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SnapChat, QuizUp, One Direction, Target, Apple, iWatch, Clothing for Dogs, Gift Cards, Smartphones, Galaxy, Mac Jacobs, Cycloramic, Panoramic, Mancala, Gif, 3D Printing, Photo Reflection, Funny Movie Maker, Twitter, EOnline, Stress Check, Tumblr, Instagram, Instafollow, Keezy, Gilly Hicks, Top Shop, Lush, Yoga, YouTube

Apps, Websites, Fun! 176 – I’m Targeting An iPad

Kid Friday 176Click the above image from show 176 for all the fun!

Lil Bub, Grumpy Cat, Target Trade-in Program, Black Friday, Amazon, Walmart online, iPad models, Twitter, Facebook, Cyber Monday, Sign Language, Ematic Genesis tablet, and a whole lot more!

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Apps, Websites, Fun! 176 – I’m Targeting An iPad

Kid Friday 176Click the above image from show 176 for all the fun!

Lil Bub, Grumpy Cat, Target Trade-in Program, Black Friday, Amazon, Walmart online, iPad models, Twitter, Facebook, Cyber Monday, Sign Language, Ematic Genesis tablet, and a whole lot more!

You’re A Kid in a Digital World℠

Thanks for making Kid Friday the number one technology show for kids!

 

 

Target Stores Stop Selling Amazon Kindle

Target Stores Stops Selling Amazon Kindle

Target, signaling its growing irritation with its rival Amazon, announced on Wednesday that it would stop selling the online retailer’s Kindle e-readers.

Target, with almost 1,800 stores, is one of the bigger carriers of Kindles in the offline world, though most of the devices are sold at Amazon’s Web site.

Like other big retailers, Target has been trying to figure out how to stop Amazon shoppers from visiting Target stores to check out products, and then buy them online from Amazon.

Target dropping the Kindle, of course, won’t stop Amazon shoppers from checking out other products at Target, but analysts said it would send a message to Amazon about Target’s alliances. Target, for example, will continue to carry Apple’s iPad, Ms. Snyder said, and it is testing expanded displays of Apple products. Target will also sell other e-readers and accessories, from Barnes & Noble’s Nook to rather obscure ones like the Aluratek Libre.

Starting at $79, and selling at $199 for a color version, the Kindle is the dominant e-reader in the market, although Amazon does not release sales figures.

via Target, Upset With Amazon, Will Stop Selling Kindles – NYTimes.com.

Apple Expands Retail Stores Via Target

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Apple will be opening new store-within-a-store locations in select Target locations later this year, enabling the company to expand its retail reach into smaller metro areas.

According to a source familiar with Apple’s plans, the company plans to begin operating Apple-branded areas within 25 larger Target stores in locations which can’t support a standalone Apple Store.

The initial opening would be a small start, given that Target, the second-largest discount retail chain in the US, operates 1752 stores in the US. Apple has opened 359 of its own retail stores globally, 245 of which are in the US.

via AppleInsider | Apple to open new store-within-a-store outlets inside Target this year.

The Return Of The Catalog Showroom Compliments Of Amazon

Today Amazon Will Give You  To Use PriceCheck and Screw Local Retailers | TechCrunch

Today only, Amazon has got a pretty good deal lined up. Use the PriceCheck mobile app and get 5% off your purchase, up to $5 at a time, as many as 3 times. Amazon wants you to start using retail stores as more of a catalog showroom. A store where you can look, touch, and sometimes even try an item you are interested in, then order it. In a traditional catalog showroom, you place the order at the store, and then your item is shipped out to you. Some catalog showrooms have actual in-house inventory that they keep in the back. You go to an order desk and then in a few minutes, your item is available for in-store pickup. The Amazon model is a little different. They want you to go to a local retailer, use the PriceCheck app, and order on Amazon, which they hope offers a better deal. Retailers like Best Buy are already used to customers pulling out their mobile phones and scanning in the stores. There are QR codes next to many items they sell. The difference is that the QR code supplies you with more information about the product, and Best Buy hopes this will help make a sale. However, the Amazon PriceCheck app is meant to scan a UPC, or as some people know it, a “barcode”. In order to scan the UPC barcode, you must find a retail box or packaging and scan the code. Yes, just like your local Target, Wal-mart, or grocery store.

If enough people start scanning barcodes with apps like this, then how long will it be until retailers like Best Buy start keeping all their inventory in the back, except for a “floor model”. They already do this with TV’s, computers, and home theater receivers. Have you ever tried to scan a UPC barcode on one of those items? You can’t! There is no retail box to scan! They’re in the “back”! When will they start doing the same thing to mobile phone cases, video games, and DVD’s? But the Amazon App can also use images and voice. How do you combat this? With exclusive in-store model numbers and retail signs that block enough of the item that the app cannot recognize it. Perhaps a bright yellow and black “sale” sign taped across an item? Hey, that would probably work! Retailers like Best Buy want a buffer between you and your Amazon PriceCheck app. In a twist of fate, this could actually revive the catalog showroom. O.K. maybe not. But as far as price comparison apps, this could be the real game changer. Better prices for consumers? You bet. One final thought. The local Best Buy location where KidFriday shops was previously a catalog showroom. What goes around, comes around.