yesterday, Verizon announced new prepaid phone plans with lower prices — but thanks to some clever shuffling of plan discounts, they’re not actually getting any cheaper. while the published prices on its unlimited and 15GB prepaid plans are indeed $5 lower, the company will no longer let you apply autopay and loyalty discounts — meaning the lowest price on each plan stays exactly the same.

Here’s how it adds up: the “standard” price on Verizon’s top-tier prepaid plan, Unlimited Plus, is now $70 per month, reduced from $75. After the first month, you can apply a $10 / month autopay discount to bring that cost down to $60.

Previously, the autopay discount kicked in after two months, and it was just $5. But on top of that, you could add a loyalty discount — up to an extra $10 per month after 10 months. That meant you could take an extra $15 off your $75 bill, bringing the price down to… yep, $60, same as today.

Verizon still offers a $10 loyalty discount for its prepaid plans — it’s $5 after three months and an extra $5 after nine months — but you can no longer combine it with the autopay discount. Verizon gets to have its cake and eat it, too: the company can say it lowered prices, but the lowest possible price on each plan remains the same. Oh,

YouTube is updating its website and app so Shorts, live streams, and regular videos each have their own tab on a creator’s channel, instead of being thrown together in a single list (via 9to5Google). In a support postthe company says the change is based on user feedback, and that it’ll “make it easier for viewers to discover the kinds of content they’re most interested in when exploring a creator’s channel page.”

Before the update, if you went to a channel you’d see a single tab labeled “videos,” which showed you a list of all the user’s uploads, including shorts, live streams, and regular-length videos. While there is a filter that lets you change which format the list shows, it gets reset every time you leave the page, so when you come back everything will be mixed together again.

The change giving each type of content its own tab started rolling out on Thursday, and should make its way to more users “in the coming weeks.”

The one downside to this approach is that it could make things a bit harder for completionists, who want to watch everything a channel puts out, and enjoyed having it all on one screen. For me personally, though, it’s a blessing — lots of the creators I follow will create clips of their regular content, and upload it as

This story is part of 84 Days of Holidaya collection that helps you find the perfect gift for anyone.

This holiday season, my top pick for gift-giving is the Victrola 8-in-1 Bluetooth Record Player… in white! Isn’t she pretty?

Why it’s a great gift: For me and many of my close friends, music is life! And if you’re a millennial or older like me, you have to admit, digital music just doesn’t hit the same way as popping in a physical album into your sound system. Luckily, this cool retro turntable lets you listen to your music in just about any format you’d like.

I grew up listening to the likes of Donna Summer, Barbara Streisand and Gloria Estefan, and now I have them all on vinyl to remind me what original girl power energy feels like. But since I’m also a modern day K-pop fan (#BTSArmy) this record player is awesome because its built-in Bluetooth compatibility lets you stream music hands-free from your smartphone, and also allows for cassette tapes and CDs. If it weren’t for this beauty, I would have no way to listen to the latest K-pop albums!

Now that my best friend and I have matching record players, it’s the gift that keeps on giving because we can trade our favorite vinyl over the holidays and on birthdays, too. Plus, it’s a great conversation starter for all your holiday parties!

What you’ll pay: The list price for the Victrola 8-in-1 Bluetooth Record Player is $200,

Manchester United will be hoping to keep within touching distance of the European qualification places as they make the 35-mile trip to Everton for this weekend’s Premier League encounter, while the hosts look to make it three back-to-back wins.

The Red Devils are just outside of the Champions League spots as things stand, having recorded four victories and three defeats in a mixed start to the season. Erik ten Hag’s side will be hoping to bounce back from a bruising 6-3 defeat at local rivals Man City in their last Premier League outing, though there may still be a few tired legs from Thursday’s narrow win away at Cypriot side Omonia in the Europa Leagues.

Frank Lampard’s Everton team had a torrid start to the season with defeats in their opening two games, though form has since turned around. The Toffees sit in midtable as things stand and are looking to make it seven games unbeaten in the league going into this tough test. There was no midweek European action for the Blues, which could give them an edge today.

Below, we’ll outline the best live TV streaming services to use to watch the game live wherever you are in the world.

Everton vs. Man United: When and where?

Everton hosts Manchester United at Goodison Park in Liverpool on Sunday, Oct. 9. Kickoff is set for 7 pm BST (2 pm ET, 11 am PT).

How to watch the Everton vs. Man United game online from anywhere

Nintendo has outlined the next batch of classic N64 games coming to the Nintendo Switch Online plus Expansion Pack service.

Following Pilotwings 64’s arrival on Oct. 13, Mario Party 1 and Mario Party 2 both joined the service on Nov. 2. The beloved shooter GoldenEye 007 is also “coming soon” to Nintendo Switch Online (as well as Xbox). Like other N64 games on the service, the Switch version will offer online play.

After that, Nintendo will gradually roll out Mario Party 3, Pokemon Stadium 1 and 2, 1080 Snowboarding and Excitebike 64 in 2023.

Nintendo has been adding N64 games to the Switch Online service almost monthly since the Expansion Pack plan launched in October 2021. The collection currently spans more than 20 N64 games, including many of the system’s most iconic titles, such as Banjo-Kazooie, Paper Mario , The Legend of Zelda: Majora’s Mask and Super Mario 64.

An individual subscription to the Expansion Pack plan costs $50 a year, while a family plan costs $80. The latter covers up to eight Nintendo Accounts across multiple systems.

In addition to N64 games, the Expansion Pack plan offers access to a library of classic Sega Genesis titles, as well as select Switch DLC like Mario Kart 8 Deluxe’s ​​Booster Course Pass and Animal Crossing: New Horizons’ Happy Home Paradise. Three additional titles were added to the Genesis library on Sept. 15: Alisia Dragoon, Beyond Oasis and Earthworm Jim.

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