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Anker recalls 1 million+ units of the PowerCore 10000 (A1263) after receiving over a dozen reports of the charger exploding or causing a fire.

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On its own, Apple's 'broadest software design update ever' is underwhelming. My theory? It's all about laying groundwork for taking on Meta and Google in the wearables space.