Coding classes, wireless earbuds, meditation apps and more [Week’s Best Deals]

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This week's best deals will turn your phone into a mindfulness tool, make your PDFs more flexible, and more.
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It’s getting hot out there. But it’s still nowhere near as hot as the new deals coming into the Cult of Mac Store. This week we’ve added an app that’ll change how you work with PDFs, and a set of future-ready Bluetooth earbuds. There’s also a comprehensive set of courses in Apple’s Swift coding language, and an app that turns your phone into a mindfulness tool. Most are discounted by half or more, read on for more details:

PDF Expert 2.2 for Mac
This 2015 App of the Year will transform the way you work and collaborate with PDFs.
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PDF Expert 2.2 for Mac – 50% off

PDFs are the 8.5 by 11 sheet of paper for the digital age. We all use them, but we can’t do much more than sign them or throw them in the trash. PDF Expert changes that, offering a range of tools for editing text, images, links, and outlines in PDFs. Small errors, even completely reworking a document won’t require sending it back to the person with the original document. It’s also great for sharing with clients and collaborators, with options to add encryption and password protection.

Buy now: Get PDF Expert 2.2 for $29.99, that’s half off the usual price.

HomeSpot AirBeans X True Wireless Earbuds
Personal audio of the future will look like these earbuds, which you can pick up today.
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HomeSpot AirBeans X True Wireless Earbuds – 21% off

The future of personal audio, like sound itself, is wireless. HomeSpot’s embody that idea with AirBeans X, a set of earbuds ideal for daily use, at home, at work, or at the gym. Bluetooth 4.2 technology and noise reduction make for a great listening experience free of lag. The included magnetic charging case automatically juices up the earbuds up any time they’re not in use. With three earpiece sizes, they’re perfect for any physiology, and as if all that weren’t enough, they also look downright futuristically cool.

Buy now: Get a set of HomeSpot AirBeans X True Wireless Earbuds for $54.99, that’s 21 percent off the usual price.

The Complete Swift 3 Hacking Bundle
Master the latest Apple coding language for iOS, macOS and watchOS across more than 60 hours of instruction.
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The Complete Swift 3 Hacking Bundle – 95% off

If you want to get in on the lucrative market for iOS apps, you’ll have to learn Swift. In this bundle of lessons, Apple’s official coding language for iOS, macOS and watchOS is covered in depth across 64 hours of content. These courses include hands-on app building exercises for each of those platforms. Through lectures and practical examples, you’ll learn the basics of coding for iOS, and get the insights you need to build the great applications in your imagination.

Buy now: Get The Complete Swift 3 Hacking Bundle for $35, that’s a massive 95 percent discount.

Aura Premium
Your mobile phone can help you focus and relax. No, really, this app proves it.
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Aura Premium: Lifetime Subscription – 82% off

Ever think your phone could become something that improves your focus? Aura Health might make you a believer. Using machine learning to create short, personalized mindfulness sessions every day, you can use your phone to relieve stress and anxiety. Created by top meditation teachers and therapists, it was Apple’s Top Rated New App for February 2017. Additionally, you can track your mood patterns, and visually track your improvement, while receiving regular reminders to stop and breathe.

Buy now: Get a lifetime subscription to Aura Premium for $69.99, that’s 82 percent off the usual price.

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