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  1. 001NBCSEP · 29English

    Amazon just dropped new early October Prime Day deals — here’s 41+ that are actually worth it

    Amazon has released early October Prime Day deals ahead of the October 6-7 sale event, with discounts up to 80 percent off on highly-rated products including smart home devices, personal care items, and home goods. The article highlights 41+ deals selected by NBC editors, noting that popular items often sell out before the official sale begins.

    By Zoe Malin Reporter
  2. 002YahooSEP · 28English

    October Prime Day 2026: The Amazon early deals we're tracking from Hanes, DeWalt, Apple and more ahead of Prime Big Deal Days

    Amazon Prime Big Deal Days is scheduled for October 6-7, 2026, offering discounts on tech, beauty, and home products. Early deals are already live from brands like Hanes, Apple, Yeti, and Shark, with savings up to 65% on items like hoodies, rain jackets, robot vacuums, and tumblers.

    By Carrie McCabe
  3. 003YahooSEP · 26English

    October Prime Day 2026: Amazon's biggest early deals from Hanes, DeWalt, Apple and more ahead of the Prime Big Deal Days event

    Amazon's October Prime Big Deal Days event runs October 6-7, 2026, with early deals already live on popular brands including Hanes, Yeti, Apple, Shark, and Ring. The article highlights discounted products across categories like apparel, home appliances, and security devices, with savings up to 65% off select items.

    By Carrie McCabe
  4. 004Hacker NewsSEP · 24English

    Dopamine sites – The thrill of shopping without paying

    FoodNeverComes, a website created by two Indian developers, lets users browse and 'order' food that never arrives, simulating the pleasure of shopping without actual purchase. The site belongs to a growing genre of 'dopamine sites' that recreate consumption rituals by leveraging the psychological gap between anticipation and actual ownership, exploiting how dopamine drives wanting rather than satisfaction.

    By Soutik Biswas
  5. 005CBSSEP · 23English

    Meta's Muse personal agent is a hit, as AI commerce starts to take off

    Meta's Muse AI personal agent has become the top-ranked app on Apple's App Store, surpassing ChatGPT, with 2.5 million downloads in two weeks as consumers increasingly adopt AI tools for shopping tasks like comparing prices and finding deals. The app represents a shift toward 'agentic commerce,' where AI agents take autonomous action on behalf of users, though Amazon has blocked it from its platform and some consumer hesitation remains around AI-driven purchases.

    By Mary Cunningham; Alain Sherter