If I were traveling, Anker is the only company I would trust with my life to keep my tech fully charged at all times — and 11 of its best items are on sale right now

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I think the thing I freak out about most while traveling is not having enough charge on my devices, especially on long-haul flights. Even though most flights have some kind of charging port, I still feel like I need the right portable battery-saving devices to keep things fully charged.

Incoming Anker, literally the only brand I trust with my life for keeping my

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The Galaxy A27 5G's screen is the best thing Samsung could've done to make it interesting

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What you need to know

  • Samsung detailed its Galaxy A27 5G in its launch ahead of its July 14 availability for $349 in the U.S.
  • The device's main highlight is its revamped display, which offers a punch-hole camera and much thinner bezels than the A26.
  • Samsung also switches to Qualcomm's Snapdragon 6 Gen 3 SoC, but retains its 5,000mAh battery.

Sending us into the end of

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Trump DOT proposes dropping the brake pedal requirement for fully autonomous vehicles

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The Trump administration’s Department of Transportation proposed on Wednesday removing the federal requirement for brake pedals in vehicles designed to be driven exclusively by automated driving systems. The rule change, if adopted, would eliminate one of the largest remaining regulatory barriers for companies building purpose-built autonomous vehicles without traditional human controls. The

Steam Summer Sale 2026 arrives: 10 deals to know

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If you have a gaming PC, a Steam Deck, or even a brand new Steam Machine, you can currently get a whole lot of great video games for almost no money right now.

That's because the annual Steam Summer Sale kicked off on Thursday, with offers lasting until July 9. That means you have a couple of weeks to get as much as 80 percent off on some of the best games ever made. But if you don't feel like

Canceled trains, early closures, and ice cream shortages: Photos show the impact of the European heat wave

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A woman uses an umbrella for shade outside the Louvre Museum during hot weather.
Several European countries experienced a record-breaking heat wave this week.

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  • A heat wave in Europe caused record-breaking temperatures across several countries.
  • Much of Europe doesn't have air conditioning, so people used fountains and ice cream to cool off.
  • The heat affected public transportation, grocery shopping, and other aspects of daily life.

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