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Tuesday January 12, 2021. 01:00 PM
Six nerdy roommates used public health data to create an online Covid-risk points system for every activity—and protect their pandemic pod.
The consumer tech show is virtual this year, and the WIRED Gear crew is watching all the Zooms to bring you up-to-the-minute highlights of news from CES.
Monday January 11, 2021. 11:40 PM
It's been a rocky stretch for the chipmaker. But a bright spot was on display at this year's CES.
Tech creators and journalists ignore the insights and experiences of Black women—and fail to see the harm of their 'innovations.'
Security researchers have found links between the attackers and Turla, a sophisticated team suspected of operating out of Moscow’s FSB intelligence agency.
William Gibson was wrong about the wetware implants (not that he wanted to make predictions), but you’re still rooting for his dark, techno-druggy future anyway.
The consequences of industrial livestock farming are severe. It's time for investors and policymakers to put resources toward the alternatives.
A lot of thermal energy is trapped in the ocean. An ex-NASA researcher has figured out how it might generate unlimited clean power for aquatic robots.
Whether you are ejecting from a fighter jet or psyching yourself up for a meeting, plan for the worst—over and over and over again. And don't forget to breathe.
The consumer tech show is virtual this year, and the WIRED Gear crew is watching all the Zooms to bring you up-to-the-minute highlights of news from CES.
Sunday January 10, 2021. 03:00 PM
Inside cells, droplets called condensates merge, divide, and dissolve. Their dance may regulate vital processes.
There’s little reason to pay top dollar for a phone these days. These are our favorite Android devices and iPhones for $200 to $500.
The devices have come a long way and are especially great right now, since they offer a way to connect with long-distance family.
New year, new recurring subscriptions you've probably forgotten about. Here's how keep track of them.
Saturday January 9, 2021. 05:00 PM
Plus: Covid-19 contact tracing privacy, a Nissan source code leak, and more of the week's top security news.
Most claims of running on “clean” electricity come with caveats, and many technologies required for round-the-clock renewable energy aren’t quite ready yet.
The Halo is one quirky wearable. But its biofeedback can help your relationships … up to a certain point.
A small group of king penguins have appeared on Martillo Island in Argentina. How they got there, and whether they will stay, is unknown.
The airplane in the movie is stripped down and doesn't have all of its brakes installed, making the calculations even more fun.
The security state that failed to keep DC safe doesn't need invasive technology to meet this moment—it needs more civilian oversight.
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