Sun Chaser 20,000mAh Solar-Powered Wireless Phone Charger: $59.99

We have a deal on the Sun Chaser, a 20,000mAh solar-powered wireless phone charger. It can simultaneously charge up to 3 devices with its Qi-standard wireless charger and two USB ports and a USB-C port. In addition to charging with solar cells, it can also be charged through a microUSB port. And it has an LED floodlight built into it. The Sun Chaser is $59.99 through our deal.

Infinite Canvas: New AR-Inspired Art Documentary Lands on Apple TV

There is a new documentary available for free on Apple TV. It’s called Infinite Canvas and follows “seven visionary artists as they push the boundaries of their work by exploring the uncharted territory of augmented reality art,” including Nick Cave, Nathalie Djubjerg, and Hans Berg. The hour-long film is based on an AR[T] experimental art series that took place in Apple Stores in San Francisco, New York, London, Paris, Hong Kong, and Tokyo.

Amazon Smart Clock For Echo Flex

Amazon has released a new Smart Clock for the Echo Flex. The new accessory plugs into the Flex’s USB port and is discovered by Alexa. Users can select between a 12 or 24-hour using the Third Reality Skill, and the device clock can support up to 20 different timers simultaneously. The display automatically adjusts brightness using a built-in light sensor, but this can also be altered via Alexa commands.

‘Deep Social’ Data Leak Exposes 235 Million Profiles of Instagram, TikTok, YouTube

A database containing almost 235 million social media profiles of users from Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube has been exposed because it wasn’t password-protected.

Evidence suggests that much of the data originally came from a now-defunct company: Deep Social. The names of the Instagram datasets (accounts-deepsocial-90 and accounts-deepsocial-91) hint at the data’s origin. Based on this, [security researcher Bob] Diachenko first contacted Deep Social using the email address listed on its website to disclose the exposure. The administrators of Deep Social forwarded the disclosure to Social Data. The CTO of Social Data acknowledged the exposure, and the servers hosting the data were taken down about three hours later.