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Anker is recalling another five power banks over fire risks
Anker has issued its second product recall so far this month, warning customers that five additional power bank models should stop being used “immediately due to the risk of overheating, melting, smoke, or fire.” “While the likelihood of malfunction is considered minimal, out of an abundance of caution, we have decided to initiate a voluntary global recall of several Anker…
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This Massive 75″ Amazon Fire TV Omni QLED TV Is on Sale for Less Than $450 for Prime Members
We may earn a commission from links on this page. Deal pricing and availability subject to change after time of publication. A massive smart TV that PC Mag called one of the best-value options on the market is currently as even better buy—provided you’re an Amazon Prime member. The 75″-inch Amazon Fire TV Omni QLED is currently at a record…
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Anker Power Banks Recalled Due to Fire and Burn Hazards
Devices recalled: Anker PowerCore 10000 power banks with the model number A1263, sold from June 2016 through December 2022 for about $27. The chargers are black and rectangular, and have “Anker” engraved on the front. The model number and serial number are printed on the bottom of the unit. Only units with qualifying serial numbers are included in the recall.…
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Not Every CVE Deserves a Fire Drill: Focus on What’s Exploitable
More than 40,000 new vulnerabilities (CVEs) were published in 2024 alone. More than 60% of those were labeled “high” or “critical.” Sounds scary, sure, but how many of them actually put your environment at risk? Not nearly as many as you might think. Scoring systems like CVSS flag severity based on technical factors. But they don’t know your network, your…
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The oldest Fire TV devices are losing Netflix support soon
It’s finally time to upgrade for many owners of the earliest Amazon Fire TV devices, as Netflix is ending support for them next month, reports German outlet Heise. The cutoff for US users is June 3rd, according to ZDNet, which writes that the company has been emailing those who would be affected by the change. Netflix is specifically ending support…
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Fire Hazard Prompts Hyundai to Recall Limited Number of Palisade SUVs
Electrification is transforming more than just the powertrain—it’s reshaping all kinds of vehicle components. Automakers are moving beyond hybrids and EVs, electrifying systems like water pumps, power steering, and even engine oil pumps to boost efficiency. That last one—the oil pump—is at the center of a new issue for the 2025 Hyundai Palisade. A defect in the electric oil pump…
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Connecticut fire department notifies residents of data breach claimed by ransomware gang
The Westfield Fire District in Middleton, CT this week confirmed it notified victims of a November 2024 data breach that compromised their personal info. The fire department has not publicly disclosed how many people it notified or what data was compromised. However, it is offering victims free credit monitoring and identity theft protection, which usually implies Social Security numbers were…
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7 tips and tricks to make your Fire TV even better
Fire TV casts a wide net in terms of devices. Not only is it among some of the best streaming devices, but it’s also baked into some of the best OLED TVs, as well. Whether you’re running Amazon’s Fire TV interface on an actual display, such as the Panasonic Z95A OLED, or a streaming stick, like the Fire TV HD,…
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Amazon Fire TV Has a Command Line, Here’s How to Access It
Summary Fire TV uses Android as its base OS, enabling access to ADB for a full Linux command line experience. Enabling ADB on Fire TV is straightforward through Developer Options to access a full command line. ADB allows for various functions on Fire TV like controlling media playback or triggering remote button actions. Did you know that Amazon’s Fire TV…
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Over 400,000 phone chargers recalled due to fire risk — what to do now
Over 400,000 Casely Power Pod portable MagSafe wireless phone chargers are being recalled by the company in conjunction with the Consumer Product Safety Commission due to a fire risk. The specific model is the 5,000mAh Power Pod with the model number E33A. The charger will have the brand name “Casely” engraved on the front and right sides of the bank.…
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