Save 15% at Grid Studio and Give the Gift of Tech Nostalgia This Father's Day
It's never too soon to start planning for next month's Father's Day fun, and this deal is perfect for any tech-loving Dad. Grid Studio takes vintage tech apart and turns it into gorgeous artwork, and right now it's running a sale that saves you 15% off your order.
This deal is available when you enter the discount code FA15 at checkout and is available sitewide -- except for prices that are already special offers. You only have a limited time left to place your order, though. Grid Studio says this deal will run from today through to May 27.
Grid Studio has collections of older tech, broken down and beautifully displayed against white card stock. The dissected devices are encased in a simple black frame and have an acrylic cover that goes well in any area of the home. Some of Grid Studio's deals are only available in limited quantities, so keep that in mind as you look through its collections.
Hey, did you know? CNET Deals texts are free, easy and save you money.
For those nostalgic for the N64 controller, you'll be happy to know it's just $169, down from $229, when you apply the AF15 coupon code at checkout. Some of Grid Studio's deals are only available in limited quantities, so keep that in mind as you look through its collections. Or maybe you're waxing poetic for a BlackBerry? They've got that too, displayed in all its tiny-keyboarded glory. Pick up the Grid BlackBerry Bold 9000 for $144, down from $199, when you add the coupon code.
Along with these deals, Grid Studio is also offering discounts on special-edition items, although many of these cannot be combined with the coupon code.
One standout special deal is the Grid 1 (the iPhone 2G), which costs just $299 right now, down from its regular asking price of $699. Or if your kids don't believe you that there used to be something called an iPod, they may never believe that the short-lived iPod Photo existed. Let them marvel at the iPod Photo on display for $169, down from $249.
Grid Studio assembles its portraits from items that have been chosen with care, but there's a chance that these portraits may have small imperfections. Check out our list of the best gaming gifts if you want to shop around before stocking up this holiday season.
Why this deal matters
Not only does this art look cool, but it also keeps these discarded tech items from sitting forever in the landfill. But these displays don't go on sale all that often, so if you're looking for a truly special gift for the gamer or techie in your life, these nostalgic pieces make a delightful choice.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Forbes
36 minutes ago
- Forbes
Google Issues Emergency Update For All 3 Billion Chrome Users
Update all browsers now. Google has suddenly released an emergency Chrome update, warning that a vulnerability discovered by its Threat Analysis Group has been used in attacks. Such is the severity of the risk, that Google also confirmed that ahead of this update, The issue 'was mitigated on 2025-05-28 by a configuration change' pushed out to all platforms. Google says it 'is aware that an exploit for CVE-2025-5419 exists in the wild,' and that full access to details on the vulnerability will 'be be kept restricted until a majority of users are updated with a fix. We will also retain restrictions if the bug exists in a third party library that other projects similarly depend on, but haven't yet fixed.' CVE-2025-5419 is an out of bounds read and write in V8, the type of dangerous memory flaw typically found and fixed on the world's most popular browser. While it's only marked as high-severity, the fact attacks are underway means apply the fix is critical. There is already a U.S. government mandate for federal staff to update Chrome by Thursday or stop using the browser, after a separate attack warning. And there has been another high-severity fix since then, with two separate fixes. It is inevitable that this latest warning and update will also prompt CISA to issue a 21-day update mandate. There is a second fix included in this emergency update — CVE-2025-5068 is another memory issue, a 'use after free in Blink,' that was disclosed by an external researcher. NIST warns that CVE-2025-5419 'allows a remote attacker to potentially exploit heap corruption via a crafted HTML page,' and that it applies across Chromium, suggesting other browsers will also issue emergency patches. As usual, you should a flag on your browser that see the update has downloaded. You need to restart Chrome to ensure it takes full effect. All your normal tabs will then reopen — unless you elect not to do that. But your Incognito tabs will not reopen, so make sure you save any work or copy down any URLs you want to revisit.
Android Authority
an hour ago
- Android Authority
How to put a song on repeat on Spotify
There's something to be said about a song you enjoy so much that you could listen to it again. Spotify is home to an immense amount of music, and when you find a song that just clicks with you in a certain time and space, sometimes you can't help but just put it on repeat. If you know how to, that is. Let's discuss how to put a song on repeat on Spotify. Can you put a song on repeat on Spotify? (Android & iOS) Let's get this out of the way first: if you're using a Spotify free account, you cannot repeat music on the mobile app. You must be a Spotify Premium subscriber to use the repeat function on Spotify mobile. Spotify Premium has a full lineup of media controls available when you open your song or podcast in full screen. If you're using a free Spotify account, on the other hand, it has few options in the media control bar, and the repeat button is missing. How to put a song on repeat on Spotify (Premium only) Open the Spotify app and start playing the song you want to repeat. Open that song in full screen by tapping its playback bar at the bottom of the screen. Curtis Joe / Android Authority Locate the repeat button in the media controls. It looks like an arrow rotating clockwise. Tap it once to make the button turn green with a dot below it. If you are listening to it in a playlist or an album, this will make the entire album or playlist repeat. Curtis Joe / Android Authority If you tap the repeat button once, it will repeat the entire album or playlist. Tap it once more to repeat the song only. Tap the repeat button once more. A small '1' will appear atop the green rotating arrow; this is how you know you've put your song on repeat on Spotify. Curtis Joe / Android Authority When there is a '1' on top of the repeat button, you know the song is repeating itself. How to put a song on repeat on Spotify (desktop and web player) Oddly enough, you don't seem to have to be a Premium member to repeat songs on the Spotify desktop app. Open the Spotify desktop app or web player. Find the song you would like to repeat and start playing it. It should be visible with all media controls in the bottom playback bar. Curtis Joe / Android Authority Locate the repeat button in the media controls. It looks like an arrow rotating clockwise. Click it once, and it will turn green with a dot underneath. This will replay all the songs in the album or playlist. Curtis Joe / Android Authority Click the repeat button once more. A small '1' will appear atop the green rotating arrow; this is how you know you've put your song on repeat on Spotify. Curtis Joe / Android Authority FAQs Can you put a podcast on repeat on Spotify? As things currently stand, Spotify doesn't offer users the option to put podcasts on repeat. Why is there no repeat button on Spotify? Media controls like shuffle and repeat are only available in 'shuffle-free playlists.' If you are using a free Spotify account, you are forced to use the entire platform with ads, and always in shuffle mode. As such, there is no way to manually manage shuffle or repeat functions. You also can't add songs to your queue if you're using the free version. What's the difference between normal repeat and repeat, when it has the '1' over it? Normal repeat, meaning the repeat button is green and doesn't have a '1' over it, means the button has been pressed once. In this case, the whole album or playlist will repeat after it is done playing all the songs. If it has a '1' over it, it means that the same song will repeat over and over.
Associated Press
an hour ago
- Associated Press
Gonzalez and Williams homer as Miami takes Hattiesburg Regional 5-4 over Southern Miss
HATTIESBURG, Miss. (AP) — Dorian Gonzalez Jr. and Derek Williams hit home runs and Miami won the Hattiesburg Regional with a 5-4 decision over Southern Mississippi on Monday night. The Hurricanes go to the best-of-three Louisville Super Regional with a College World Series berth on the line. The Cardinals won the Nashville Regional hosted by No. 1 overall seed Vanderbilt. Southern Mississippi, which lost its regional opener to Columbia 11-4, got revenge for that game with an 8-1 win and Sunday night topped Miami 17-6 to force the deciding game. Miami (34-25) had nine hits and they were bunched well. Williams had a solo home run in the first inning. In the fifth, after a two-out single by Michael Torres, Jake Ogden had an RBI double and Max Galvin drove Ogden home with a single to make it 3-1. Gonzalez had his home run leading off the sixth and then Torres had a two-out single for a 5-1 lead. Matthew Russo had a run-scoring single in the fourth to tie the game and Tucker Stockman drove in a run in the seventh for the Golden Eagles (47-16). Carson Paetow hit a two-run, two-out homer in the ninth before Brian Walters got the last out for his 10th save. Will Smith (3-0) pitched the middle three innings for the win. Matthew Adams (6-4) gave up three runs in 4 2/3 innings but struck out nine. Landen Payne pitched the last three innings, allowing a hit and with five strikeouts. ___ AP college sports:
