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This Qi2 battery pack from Anker just made wireless charging essential for me

Anker Nano Power Bank MagGo Slim ZDNET's key takeaways The Anker Nano Power Bank MagGo Slim battery pack is a sleek Qi2 MagSafe charging option that costs $55. It features a 5K capacity battery, a slim profile, and comes in 4 colors. It's a bit pricier than direct competitors, and it won't be for those who want a larger battery. View now at Anker View now at Amazon more buying choices I just returned from over a week of PTO, and one little product spent nearly as much time with me on my trip

This Anker 5K magnetic power bank is 30 percent off right now

The last thing anyone wants at the end of a long day is to look down at their phone and see its battery almost dead. One way to avoid that is to keep a compact power bank on you at all times, and it's arguably easiest to do that with one like Anker's 621 MagGo portable battery. This sleek, 5K magnetic brick attaches to the back of your iPhone to power it up, even while you're still using it. Now, it's on sale for 30 percent off — you can pick up any of five coloways for only $28 a pop. This is

This Anker 5K magnetic power bank is on sale for only $28

The Anker 621 MagGo power bank is on sale for just $28 via Amazon, which is a discount of 30 percent. The deal applies to all five colorways, and there are some snazzy options to choose from. This particular model didn't make our list of the best power banks, but plenty of other Anker products did. The 621 MagGo is equipped with magnets that attach to the back of certain iPhone models, which makes it easy to charge up the handset while still using it. The 5,000 mAh device can juice up the lates

Neanderthals Ate Maggots, Scientists Say

Modern humanity’s most famous cousins, the Neanderthals, may have had a clever, if unappealing, dietary trick for survival: maggots. Research out today posits these creepy crawly fly larvae provided Neanderthals an ample source of essential nitrogen and fat. Scientists at Purdue University, the University of Michigan, and others conducted the study, published Friday in Science Advances. Using both experimental and historical data, they showed that maggot-infused meat is rich in fat and nitrogen