The biggest shopping day of the year will start nearly a month early as Black Friday sales bump up to November 1.

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Apparently mega retail providers like Amazon and Walmart will begin with their Black Friday deals this Saturday, the day after Halloween.

According to USA Today on Friday, Amazon spokesperson Julie Law explained that the retail site will be featuring more items and more discounts this year, with two deals per day starting Nov. 1 until Dec. 22.

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Walmart will also be expanding their Black Friday deals, with over 20,000 reduced prices starting Nov. 1. This is twice as many deals as the store typically offers year-round. The retailer will also be celebrating "Cyber Monday" early this fall, with select discounts offered on Monday, Nov. 3 for 24 hours.

Other stores opening their doors to Black Friday deals this week are Office Depot, which will featured discounted laptops and touchscreen computers, and Sears. The latter will be reducing prices for apparel, applies, footwear, and assorted tools starting Nov. 9.

Electronics will of course be big this holiday season. On Thursday Gotta Be Mobile announced that consumers will be able to save $30 to $50 on the iPad Air and iPad Air 2 this holiday season. While Apple itself won't be offering the discount, most major retailers should be offering it. There will also be deals on computers, music devices, and more.

Black Friday may not come until the day after Thanksgiving, but the deals themselves start Saturday, Nov. 1.