Apple has today announced that it will now support app bundles for Mac apps and free apps with subscription. Announced via its Developer Portal, Apple says developers will be able to “create app bundles for Mac apps or free apps that offer an auto-renewable subscription”.

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Today’s can’t miss deals:

Last Call updates:

• Marty McFly’s self-lacing Nikes are set to become a reality
• Pioneer SE-MX9-S on-ear headphones $150 shipped (Reg. up to $300)
• Nordstrom North Face sale: up to 50% off jackets, hoodies, more
• Blu-rays: The Grand Budapest Hotel $12, Ghostbusters 1 & 2 $10, Fight Club $6, more
• WaterField Designs has a spot for all of your tech in its new Bolt Briefcase
• Kitchen Tech: The best bar tools for making amazing home cocktails (Part 2)
• USB Roundup: Batteries starting at $5 – 5-port wall charger $17, more

Apple-certified MFi 3.3ft Lightning USB Cable: $8, 5 ft: $7 Prime shipped

Apple 27-inch iMac w/ Retina 5K display + AppleCare $2,299 shipped ($2,668 value)

Software bundles/app deals/more:

• Productivity Pack: Evernote, Wunderlist, LastPass, Pocket Premium subscriptions $60
• Games/Apps: Far Cry 4 (boxed) $40, Xbox 1-yr. LIVE Gold $40, more
• MacHeist Mac app bundle: Parallels Access, CodeKit, Speedy and more $15 ($239 value)
• Valiant Hearts: The Great War is IGN’s free iOS game of the month ($4.99 value)
• iTunes Free App of the Week: MUJO ($1.99 value)

Small States: Bison Made crafts heirloom quality iPhone 6 wallets and other men’s accessories

More new deals:

• New! Restoration Hardware 25-75% off all in stock items
• New! Drobo 4-Bay USB 3.0 NAS Storage Array $230 shipped (Reg. $299)
• New! Canon Wireless Printer + Adobe Photoshop Elements 12 $95 ($239 value)
• New! WD My Passport Ultra 1.5TB USB 3.0 Portable Hard Drive: $63 (Reg. $90)
• New! Home: Breville Mini Smart Toaster Oven (refurb) $105 (Reg. $150+ new), more
• New! CowBoom: Save 20% on open-box and refurbished electronics
• New! Daily Deals: 2-pack of JBL Onbeat Minis: $49, Chromecast (refurb): $25, more
• New! Download a free copy of Steve Aoki’s Neon Future I album from Google Play

More deals still alive:

• Samsung 50-inch 1080p 120Hz Smart LED HDTV $650 (orig. $1,200), more
• Google Chromecast + $20 Google Play credit $30 shipped ($55 value)
• QNAP 2-Bay 2.41GHz Dual Core Personal Cloud NAS $257 (Reg. $350+)
• Apple 13.3″ MacBook Air (newest version): $850 or $800 w/ .edu (Reg. $999)
• 13″ Retina MacBook Pro 2.4GHz/4GB/128GB (late 2013) $1,000 w/ MIR (Reg. $1,300)
• ASUS routers: AC1750 refurb $90, new $120, N150 $5 w/ MIR, more
• Get 78% Off The 10-For-10 Mac Bundle – 10 Apps For $10
• VIZIO 50-inch 240Hz Smart LED 4K UHDTV $800 shipped (Reg. $1,000)
• JBL OnBeat Venue LT Bluetooth speaker w/ Lightning dock $109 shipped (orig. $240)
• OtterBox iPhone 6/Plus cases in multiple styles and colors from $22 Prime shipped

New products/ongoing promos/info:

• Forget the limited edition PS4, here’s how real fans celebrate PlayStation’s 20th Anniv.
• Sennheiser goes wireless with the latest version of its popular MOMENTUM headphones
• TiVo’s new OnePass service takes the guess work out of binge watching
• Gaming For Couples: The best Wii U bundle, games, demos and accessories
• Gaming For Couples: Monopoly Plus, or, if at first you don’t succeed, try again
• Roundup: The best selfie sticks for your iPhone 6, 6 Plus, and 5/5c/5s
• Review: SmartThings offers an open home automation experience w/ a few caveats
• Bang & Olufsen: intelligent curation & wooden design in the new BeoSound Moment
• Free Xbox Live Gold/PS Plus Games for January
• Dyson’s new Cinetic vacuums have filter systems that never need to be cleaned or replaced
• Here are the official Mortal Kombat X PS4/PS3/Xbox One/360 Fight Pads
• Samsung  SSD T1: smaller than a business card + 100 times faster than a traditional HDD
• DISH brings Sling TV w/ ESPN, TNT and more to streaming devices for just $20
• Kitchen Tech: The best bar tools for making amazing home cocktails (Part 1)
• 9to5 Guide: The best iPad stands, docks, and cases with built-in stand

AppFigures has released some new statistics about developer adoption of app bundles in the iOS App Store. Bundles were introduced in iOS 8 as a way for shoppers to buy multiple apps at a discounted price. According to the numbers, which were compiled by looking at the most popular ranked or featured bundles, most of the bundles have an average of 3-4 apps and can save users about $5.64.

Eighty percent of bundles in the store reportedly contain five or fewer applications, while about half of all bundles contain just two or three apps. Apple allows up to ten apps per bundle.