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Ugreen Nexode Pro 65W 3-port fast charger Adrian Kingsley-Hughes/ZDNETZDNET's key takeawaysUgreen Nexode Pro 65W 3-port fast charger is available from Amazon for $56, which exemplifies efficiency and portability. Note that I've tested the UK version of this charger; however, aside from the plug design, its specifications mirror those of the US version. The US version features a foldaway plug, which means that it is more compact than the UK version and thus more conducive to travel. View at Amazon Ugreen , which…

Celebrity deaths have a way to pierce the pop culture landscape, as fans and loved ones alike mourn and honor their legacy. One major example of this is the death of late actor Heath Ledger, who passed away shortly after wrapping his role as Joker in The Dark Knight. The death happened back in 2008, but more information about that time is still trickling out. Ledger was working on a Blink adaptation at the point of his death, and it turns out his father called director Stephen Gaghan at his bedside. The filmmaker has…

All products recommended by Engadget are selected by our editorial team, independent of our parent company. Some of our stories include affiliate links. If you buy something through one of these links, we may earn an affiliate commission. All prices are correct at the time of publishing. I love to sleep. Then, after I wake up, I love to find out how well I slept. It might be because I’m highly competitive or that I like the validation of an app confirming whether I’ve had a…

Johnny Depp Is Devastated, Post Amber Heard Trial, Faces Another Low(Photo Credit –Instagram) Johnny Depp is currently facing a tough time emotionally as his close friend and bandmate Jeff Beck passed away on January 10. The sad demise of iconic guitarist Jeff has left everyone in a state of shock. He was 78. Reportedly, the guitarist left for his heavenly abode after suddenly contracting bacterial meningitis. However, his death has left the Hollywood star devastated as he’s still unable to process it. The good…

IANS San Francisco, November 28 Twitter CEO Elon Musk posted a picture on the micro-blogging platform Twitter, with four diet cokes (caffeine-free Coke), a traditional gun and a revolver kept at his bedside table. My bedside table pic.twitter.com/sIdRYJcLTK — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) November 28, 2022 Musk posted the picture with the caption: "My bedside table." "There is no excuse for my lack of coasters," he added. Several users expressed their thoughts on…

and in-car wireless charger, and have been really happy with this setup.Buoyed by the quality of this hardware, I took a look at Quad Lock's Wireless Charging Pad This is a well-made, well-engineered charging pad. Adrian Kingsley-Hughes/ZDNETThere are three things that I look for in a wireless charging pad.First, it needs to run cool. I really don't want to have a heating pad next to my head at night, not only because of the (low) risk of fire, but also because having your smartphone on a hot pad for several hours a…

Amazon has announced the Halo Rise, a bedside device meant to track your sleep and wake you up in the morning using lights and a “small alarm speaker,” as a press release describes it. The company says the Rise uses “contactless” technology, meaning you don’t have to put on something like a fitness tracker or smartwatch for it to work.The company says that “it doesn’t have any cameras or microphones” but that it tracks movement and your breathing patterns using “built-in sensor technology.” (The company hasn’t described…

Amazon wants to help you get better understanding of your sleep, but knows that many of us hate wearing something to bed just to track our rest. That's why it made the Halo Rise — a bedside lamp and sleep tracker that works without a camera or microphone to track the person resting closest to it. It'll also use machine learning to detect what sleep zones you're in and will cost $140 when it's available later this year. It uses a "no-contact, low-energy sensor" to sense movement and respiratory patterns. Together with…

Infections can trigger all kinds of reactions in the human body, and one of the most extreme is sepsis. This life-threatening complication causes more than 250,000 deaths in the US each year, but a new artificial intelligence system developed at Johns Hopkins University promises to make a real difference in this area, by catching key symptoms early on.Sepsis occurs as a result of an infection that triggers a severe immune response in the body. This kicks off a sequence of events that begins with widespread inflammation…