Anker’s lightest 45W USB-C charger is already on sale for 26 percent off
Anker’s 45W Nano charger is pocketable yet powerful. If you need a svelte USB-C charger that won’t weigh you down on your commute or your next flight, Anker’s new 45W Nano charger is on sale for the first time at Amazon, where you can pick it up in either black or white as part of a lightning deal for $25.99 ($9 off). At 1.45 inches long and weighing just 52 grams, Anker’s latest Nano charger is easy to slip into your pocket, bag, or laptop sleeve. Its single USB-C port is capable of delivering 45W to a wide range of devices, allowing you to charge everything from smartphones and tablets to laptops and handheld gaming consoles. And with Samsung Super Fast Charging support, you can juice phones like Samsung’s S25 Ultra to around 70 percent capacity in roughly 30 minutes or provide a full charge in just under an hour (according to Anker). Additionally, the lightweight charger...
Anker’s 45W Nano charger is pocketable yet powerful.If you need a svelte USB-C charger that won’t weigh you down on your commute or your next flight, Anker’s new 45W Nano charger is on sale for the first time at Amazon, where you can pick it up in either black or white as part of a lightning deal for $25.99 ($9 off).At 1.45 inches long and weighing just 52 grams, Anker’s latest Nano charger is easy to slip into your pocket, bag, or laptop sleeve. Its single USB-C port is capable of delivering 45W to a wide range of devices, allowing you to charge everything from smartphones and tablets to laptops and handheld gaming consoles. And with Samsung Super Fast Charging support, you can juice phones like Samsung’s S25 Ultra to around 70 percent capacity in roughly 30 minutes or provide a full charge in just under an hour (according to Anker).Additionally, the lightweight charger ships with a six-foot USB-C cable, allowing you to start charging directly out of the box. It also comes with Anker’s welcome 18-month warranty, so if anything goes wrong, the company will replace or repair your charger at no additional cost.
Three more deals worth a look
As a part of its ongoing Mother’s Day sale, the 10-inch version of one of our Mother’s Day gift guide picks — the Skylight Calendar — is on sale for $139.99 ($30 off) directly from Skylight. You can also pick up the 15-inch model for $269.99 (also $30 off) from Skylight, or for $10 more from Best Buy. Not only can the Wi-Fi-connected smart calendar display your family’s schedules from Google Calendar, Outlook, and iCloud at a glance, but it also doubles as a hub for showcasing grocery lists, chores, and other tasks. Read our review of the 27-inch Max model.
Now through May 30th, Woot is selling the Beats Fit Pro for $129.99 ($70 off), which matches their best price to date. The fitness-friendly earbuds don’t have ear hooks like the PowerBeats Pro 2, but their built-in wing tips still do a good job of staying secure during intense workouts. They also feature an IPX4 rating for water resistance, deliver excellent noise cancellation and sound quality, and pair well with Android and iOS. Read our review.
The Breville Barista Express is currently on sale at Amazon, Best Buy, and Target for $549.99 ($150 off), which is its best price of the year. With 16 grind settings, the home espresso machine lets you brew your coffee just the way you like it; it’s also easy to use and maintain, making it a great option for enjoying cafe-style drinks from the comfort of your own home. Read our review.
Fenix Flexin isn’t even denying using AI to make ‘Rubberz’ anymore
That cover art is almost certainly AI too. | Image: Fenix Flexin It took long enough, but now LA rapper Fenix Flexin appears to have admitted using AI for the 80s synth pop-themed song "Rubberz." His comments follow the producer Medasin's videos claiming that an AI tool called Treblo (formerly...
That cover art is almost certainly AI too. | Image: Fenix Flexin It took long enough, but now LA rapper Fenix Flexin appears to have admitted using AI for the 80s synth pop-themed song "Rubberz." His comments follow the producer Medasin's videos claiming that an AI tool called Treblo (formerly Sonauto) was used to make the song, and the company releasing an AI detector that identifies it as Treblo AI-created. In a reply to a comment pointing out that Tyga admitted to relying on AI for his own controversial '80s-influenced album $tarface, on one of his Instagram posts, Fenix said:never said I didn't use AI , i said it had nun to do w recording process . I didn't even know what da app was till we mixed …Read the full story at The Verge.
Dalibor Novaković Serbia
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I’m building a PC with a back-connect motherboard, so I’ll never have to thread cables behind the tray again
Assembling a PC is perhaps the most exciting undertaking an enthusiast looks forward to, right from the moment they buy the first component that goes into it. I've been through that same exhilarating feeling countless times, and each time, the journey has been as rewarding as the first.
Assembling a PC is perhaps the most exciting undertaking an enthusiast looks forward to, right from the moment they buy the first component that goes into it. I've been through that same exhilarating feeling countless times, and each time, the journey has been as rewarding as the first.
عباس قاسمی Iran
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I upgraded my NAS to 10 Gigabit and immediately discovered the bottleneck nobody warns you about
I wanted 10 GbE networking at home. I (probably) didn’t need it, but I wanted 10 GbE and I was going to get it. The first piece of networking equipment with that speed wasn’t a client device, but a managed network switch. Then came a Synology DS1621xs+, with 10 GbE...
I wanted 10 GbE networking at home. I (probably) didn’t need it, but I wanted 10 GbE and I was going to get it. The first piece of networking equipment with that speed wasn’t a client device, but a managed network switch. Then came a Synology DS1621xs+, with 10 GbE as standard equipment, a rarity for the company. And a vision in my head of my NAS backup strategy zooming along at a full gigabyte per second.
Olivia Miller Seattle
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The gaming site sponsored by Walmart lays off its editorial staff
Restart, a games media website launched in late 2024 that was sponsored by Walmart, has laid off its "entire editorial team," according to a Friday post from Brandy Berthelson, the site's former editor-in-chief. Other staffers have also posted about being laid off. Restart is operated by Moonrock, a content marketing...
Restart, a games media website launched in late 2024 that was sponsored by Walmart, has laid off its "entire editorial team," according to a Friday post from Brandy Berthelson, the site's former editor-in-chief. Other staffers have also posted about being laid off.Restart is operated by Moonrock, a content marketing agency, though its editorial mission page says it's "powered" by Walmart. That page outlines how Walmart is (or was) involved:When we mention a game, we'll provide purchase links that will take you to Walmart using a partner tracking code. This link provides us with 0% of the sale if you decide to buy the product, but it doe …Read the full story at The Verge.
Olivia Miller Seattle
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I opened my Obsidian vault in this open-source alternative, and it does what Obsidian needs three plugins for
Obsidian is probably one of the best note-taking apps out there, but it's not open-source, which is fine, there are perfectly good reasons for that. But a part of the Obsidian user base has always wanted a properly open-source alternative, one that isn't half-finished or abandoned. So when SoloMD popped...
Obsidian is probably one of the best note-taking apps out there, but it's not open-source, which is fine, there are perfectly good reasons for that. But a part of the Obsidian user base has always wanted a properly open-source alternative, one that isn't half-finished or abandoned. So when SoloMD popped up as MIT-licensed and Markdown-native with a built-in AI panel, it seemed worth a look.
Jane Smith Los Angeles
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I turned my phone into an AI agent powered by my local LLM, and it installed software on its own
The phone in my pocket is the worst computer I own for running a language model, but arguably one of the best any of us own when it comes to what the hardware is capable of. It has sensors, notifications, messages, files, and a touchscreen. What it doesn't have is...
The phone in my pocket is the worst computer I own for running a language model, but arguably one of the best any of us own when it comes to what the hardware is capable of. It has sensors, notifications, messages, files, and a touchscreen. What it doesn't have is the memory bandwidth or the thermal headroom to run anything genuinely clever, and it never will, because, well, it's a phone.
William Garcia Boston
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This forgotten Pixel feature is the one I want Google to bring back the most
When I think back to features I really liked about earlier Pixel smartphones, one key feature always comes to mind: Active Edge.
When I think back to features I really liked about earlier Pixel smartphones, one key feature always comes to mind: Active Edge.
William Garcia Boston
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The best Galaxy Z Fold 8 deal is still up for grabs
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 is now available at retailers and wireless carriers. Preorders for the phone have been outstanding, and the reviews are pretty solid for the most part. We enjoyed our time with it, praising the overall design.
The Samsung Galaxy Z Fold 8 is now available at retailers and wireless carriers. Preorders for the phone have been outstanding, and the reviews are pretty solid for the most part. We enjoyed our time with it, praising the overall design.
Nicoline Andersen Denmark
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This Ugreen NAS battery backup just hit its lowest price, and your data will thank you
There's nothing worse than a power outage wrecking your favorite tech products or, even worse, wiping out your data. It's not common, but it can happen, which is why you should protect your products with a battery backup if you can.
There's nothing worse than a power outage wrecking your favorite tech products or, even worse, wiping out your data. It's not common, but it can happen, which is why you should protect your products with a battery backup if you can.
William Garcia Boston
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This free PS Vita homebrew app turns Sony’s forgotten handheld into an Xbox Cloud Gaming device
Sony gave up on the PlayStation Vita console in 2019. The homebrew community continues to release new apps and games for the legacy handheld console. The biggest challenge with the PS Vita is the lack of games exclusive to other platforms. The PlayStation Store on Vita has been dead for...
Sony gave up on the PlayStation Vita console in 2019. The homebrew community continues to release new apps and games for the legacy handheld console. The biggest challenge with the PS Vita is the lack of games exclusive to other platforms. The PlayStation Store on Vita has been dead for years and online in name only. Sony’s decision to sunset the PlayStation Store in July 2027 didn’t dampen the homebrew community’s spirits.
John Doe New York
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I stopped using free VPNs after I learned what they do with your traffic
If you type “free VPN” into any search engine, you’ll get a wall of options. They might even sound good, with promises not to log your traffic, to stop your ISP from snooping on your browsing, and other claims of private browsing.
If you type “free VPN” into any search engine, you’ll get a wall of options. They might even sound good, with promises not to log your traffic, to stop your ISP from snooping on your browsing, and other claims of private browsing.
Emily Brown Houston
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I ditched expensive cloud storage subscriptions for a $0 Nextcloud server on an old laptop
Cloud storage subscription prices are steadily increasing, and my free-tier account cannot keep up with the limited space. Google Drive is more generous than any other service, but even the 15GB limit starts to feel restrictive when you start uploading documents, images, and other files. I’ve tried to be selective,...
Cloud storage subscription prices are steadily increasing, and my free-tier account cannot keep up with the limited space. Google Drive is more generous than any other service, but even the 15GB limit starts to feel restrictive when you start uploading documents, images, and other files. I’ve tried to be selective, but it was more of a temporary solution. Additionally, I’ve looked into some other free alternatives, but as you know, cloud storage doesn’t come cheap, and there’s no way around it.
