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Sonos’ Major Sale on Refurbished Speakers is Ending Soon

Portable audio and home theater upgrades can be very pricey, which is why we make a habit out of telling readers when there are good deals happening. With that in mind, here’s a friendly reminder that a heap of refurbished Sonos gear is steeply discounted, and will be until the company’s sale ends April 24th. […]

The Most Frequently Encountered Devices Discovered in Misplaced Luggage in 2025

An unfortunate reality of air travel is that occasionally you may not come back home with your luggage. While carry-on bags are straightforward to monitor, your other luggage, including checked bags containing permitted electronics, faces the possibility of getting lost. With a significant amount of luggage going unclaimed each year, certain items are more frequently misplaced than others according to The Found Report by Unclaimed Baggage. The gadgets most commonly found in misplaced luggage for 2025 were cellphones. That year, more than 51,000 phones were discovered in bags that went unclaimed.

Following that, generic accessories like chargers and cables topped the list with over 41,000 unclaimed items, alongside around 40,000 headphones, which were often left in airplane seatback compartments. Finally, nearly 35,000 tablets were reported as found. While misplacing a cable might not appear overly concerning, some of these discoveries are surprising considering how costly and inconvenient replacing that technology would be. Thankfully, according to Unclaimed Baggage, all these lost devices have their data wiped and are restored to factory settings.

### What to Do If Your Luggage Goes Missing

It’s wise to attempt to keep essential tech with you during flights. Nonetheless, there are certain electronics that the TSA prohibits in carry-on bags. If something goes missing, the airline is responsible for locating your bag and compensating you for the items contained within, though this is subject to terms and conditions that differ based on category, travel location, and more. If your airline has an app for tracking luggage, it’s advisable to utilize that feature. Additionally, if your luggage is lost, you can submit a claim with the airline.

However, if your bag isn’t located within two weeks, most airlines will classify it as lost. Each case is different and depends on your flight routes, the contents of your luggage, and the airline involved. The majority of luggage that remains unclaimed in the U.S. is sent to a warehouse in Alabama, where Unclaimed Baggage manages it. At this stage, items from lost luggage are either recycled, donated, or sold through the Unclaimed Baggage website, similar to any online retail establishment.

### Other Intriguing Gadgets Found in Lost Luggage

While phones were the most frequently found devices in lost luggage for 2025, there were also rarer items that don’t necessarily classify as handy travel gadgets suitable for your carry-on. For instance, a bionic knee was uncovered while still undergoing clinical trials. One of the priciest gadgets found was a T530 thermal camera estimated at roughly $12,000. Additionally, a 2023 MacBook Pro was found with enough accessories to reach an estimated value of $7,200.

For enthusiasts of vintage technology, Unclaimed Baggage recovered a barometer from 1941 and a Kellogg candlestick phone dating back to the 1900s. It’s fascinating to observe the kinds of items that get lost or abandoned as individuals travel around the globe. Therefore, the next time you are flying, be sure to hold on firmly to your cellphone and prevent it from appearing on the 2026 Found Report.

Democrats Advocate for Prohibition on ICE Using Warehouses as Detention Centers

A bill introduced by Rep. Rashida Tlaib (D-MI) would prohibit the Department of Homeland Security from converting warehouses and similar buildings into immigrant detention centers, an attempt to slow President Donald Trump’s mass deportations campaign. The Ban Warehouse Detention Act would also forbid Immigration and Customs Enforcement from developing other “non-traditional” detention facilities. “ICE and […]

Apple TV Set to Debut Comebacks of Two Major Blockbuster Series This Summer

Apple TV is presently highlighting three premier shows while also gearing up for a robust summer schedule anchored by the comeback of two of its most beloved series.

### #1: Silo, the Dystopian Sci-Fi Sensation, Returns This July

**Silo** has established itself as one of Apple TV’s leading sci-fi series, garnering notable acclaim, including a position on the Nielsen top 10 chart. The series, inspired by the book trilogy authored by Hugh Howey, is set to launch its third season on **Friday, July 3**, with weekly episodes streaming until September 4.

The third season continues the tale of a dystopian community of 10,000 individuals residing underground while also unveiling an origin narrative set centuries prior. The central figure, Juliette Nichols, endures a mandated “cleaning” but experiences memory gaps as the silo contends with the repercussions of an uprising and a newfound danger. Concurrently, in the past, journalist Helen Drew and Congressman Daniel Keene stumble upon a conspiracy with dire ramifications.

The upcoming season will weave together plots from both the second and third books, introducing fresh characters and broadening the storyline.

### #2: Ted Lasso Officially Makes Its Comeback This Summer, Likely in August

**Ted Lasso** has become emblematic of Apple TV, having previously claimed the title of its biggest success. Following considerable speculation, Apple has announced that the series will return for a fourth season this summer, expected to premiere in August.

In this new season, Ted heads back to Richmond to coach a second division women’s football team, confronting his greatest challenge yet. The ensemble cast, featuring Jason Sudeikis and Hannah Waddingham, will return to their roles, vowing to bring back the charm and wit that fans cherish.

### Conclusion

With the return of **Silo** and **Ted Lasso**, Apple TV is poised for an exhilarating summer schedule. Enthusiasts of both series can anticipate new episodes that promise to provide captivating storytelling and cherished characters. Apple TV is offered at $12.99 per month, with discounts available through the Apple One package.