This post on iPhone 13 cases is brought to you by PHNX.
Getting a new iPhone — such as any in the recently released iPhone 13 series — brings up a conundrum. Do you protect the pricey and gorgeous new gadget with a heavy-duty case, or do you go for a covering that shows off the handset? Luckily for you, PHNX makes that choice easy with its iPhone 13 thin case. It’s thin but protective.
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The savings keep rolling at CDKeylord.com. Cult of Mac readers can take 35% off the regular price of Genuine Lifetime Windows 10 Pro and numerous other software product-activation keys for a limited time. Just enter the discount code CULT at checkout. See all the super discounts in the links below.
This Windows software activation key post is brought to you by Keysbuff.
Software activation key provider Keysbuff is offering Cult of Mac readers great deals — up to 75% off — on Windows 10 and an array of other Microsoft software products.
Even better, Microsoft officially releases Windows 11 today, and Keysbuff offers Windows 11 as a free upgrade for all Windows 10 users. That means if you jump on this limited-time opportunity, you’ll save a lot of money (as many did with the company’s past sales) and you’ll be running the latest operating system Microsoft has to offer.
That’s right: You can get a Windows 10 key for $14.02 and an upgrade to Windows 11 for free.
This health care data security post is presented by Hexnode.
The health care sector is under tremendous stress due to the COVID-19 pandemic and the persistent threat of hackers, phishers and other bad actors. Staffers are overworked and under-resourced, while hackers employ ever-more-sophisticated methods to compromise sensitive health care data.
The solution is a unified endpoint management system such as Hexnode, one of the market leaders. The platform can be employed to enhance the security of any health care enterprise and safeguard critical patient data against breaches.
Hexnode perfectly aligns with the capabilities of Apple devices, streamlines various processes, and makes it easier for organizations and end users alike.
This iOS repair post is brought to you by Tenorshare ReiBoot for Mac.
Apple’s iPhones and other devices are known for their reliability, yet from time to time one of them gets stuck on the Apple logo while the device is starting up. This happened recently with people testing beta versions of iOS 15 software prior to its launch.
This iPhone 13 cases post is brought to you by Totallee.
Totallee makes some of the thinnest and lightest iPhone 13 cases you can get, so you can protect and show off your new smartphone without adding bulk. The company has been making slim and sleek cases for iPhones since 2013, developing a reputation for protecting the devices without distracting too much from their beauty.
This software activation key sale post is presented by CDKeylord.com.
Cult of Mac readers can now grab a special 35% discount on Genuine Lifetime Windows 10 Pro and a lot of other software product-activation keys available at CDKeylord.com. The savings keep rolling. The previous 20% off discounts have now increased to a super discount of 35% off!
This Mac software post is brought to you by BuhoCleaner.
Macs have always been known for their stability and ease of use. But even the most perfect operating system can collect a few cobwebs or start to feel slow after years of use. BuhoCleaner for Mac is designed to clear out the junk and get your Mac back in fighting shape in just a few clicks.
This Microsoft software activation key sale post is brought to you by CdkeySales.com.
Previous sales events from CdkeySales.com offering Cult of Mac readers a special 20% discount on already-low-priced software activation keys have been extended further into the fall season. You can still get genuine lifetime Windows 10 Pro for only $16 — or the two-PC version for just $28.18 — among other great deals on Microsoft operating system and productivity products.
This Apple collector’s item post is brought to you by apple-1-manuals.com.
In 1976, the Apple-1 became the future Cupertino tech giant’s first product. Fewer than 70 of the devices remain today, only six of them believed to be in working order. And even the original Apple-1 Operation Manual is incredibly collectible. But now you can get a faithful re-creation of the manual — the product of hundreds of hours of work — for your very own.
You can find basic copies of the original on cheap printer paper, but Armin Hierstetter, a German entrepreneur and retro computer enthusiast, took it upon himself to do it better.
