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My favorite Qi2 power bank is cheaper than ever for Verge readers

Cameron FaulknerJun 15

The Verge’s Father’s Day 2026 gift guide

Cameron FaulknerJun 15

I spent a year trying to figure out if the Trump phone is a scam

It’s still unclear what the T1 Phone even is, or if it will ever ship.

Dominic PrestonJun 15

Andrew LiszewskiJun 15

Nimble’s shareable power bank that splits into two batteries is now available.

After first debuting at CES 2026, the Champ Stack 10K, renamed to the Sharepower, is now available through Apple and Nimble’s online store for $79.95. The 10,000mAh power bank magnetically bifurcates to become a pair of 20W 5,000mAh batteries. One features a short lanyard-stye USB-C cable while the other uses a folding USB-C connector.

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<em>An LCD battery percentage showing remaining battery life is only included on one side of the Sharepower.</em>

<em>One half connects directly to devices using a folding USB-C connector, while the other half has a USB-C port on a 7-inch cable.</em>

<em>The Sharepower is available in white but later this summer it will be available with an additional liquid crystal blue or liquid crystal pink shell.</em>

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An LCD battery percentage showing remaining battery life is only included on one side of the Sharepower.

Image: Nimble

All the gear a 20-year gadget blogging veteran packs when traveling

Andrew LiszewskiJun 15

Dominic PrestonJun 15

This isn’t funny.

Meta only donates tens of thousands of pairs of smart glasses to blind veterans when it’s in extreme distress.

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Oof the PR crisis must be bad

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Honor’s Magic V6 sets three foldable firsts

But the bigger battery is the only one that matters.

Dominic PrestonJun 15

How to watch most of the World Cup matches with free trials

Brad BourqueJun 14

Terrence O'BrienJun 14

Snazzy Labs got their Trump Phone preorder and it’s a disaster.

Quinn Nelson is one of the lucky (?) few to actually get their hands on the T1. The Trump Mobile emails kept going to spam, the site is broken, and a customer service agent asked for his password over the phone. Spoiler: Things didn’t get better once he turned it on.

The impossible dream of the universal remote

David PierceJun 14

Bose’s latest QuietComfort Ultra are $70 off, marking a new low price

Sheena VasaniJun 13

My first 24 hours with Siri AI on the Mac

Siri is better, but its limitations are much more obvious on a Mac than an iPhone.

Antonio G. Di BenedettoJun 13

A better way to manage all your screenshots

David PierceJun 13

Nothing CEO says phone prices are going to keep going up

Stevie BonifieldJun 12

Victoria SongJun 12

My mayor’s Muslim, my bagel’s Jewish, my heart rate’s fried, KNICKS IN FIVE!

Oura says New Yorkers’ hearts were palpitating on Wednesday night during Game 4. Turns out, baseline heart rates increased by 3.7 beats on average at the final buzzer. Heart rates were also elevated for the entirety of the game, and nobody seemed to get a peaceful night of sleep. Guessing we’re in for more of the same on Saturday.

The Pulse of NYC: How the Knicks Playoff Drama Impacted Oura Members' Metrics

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