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Wiredby Reece Rogers7 Sept 2026
Some of the hottest software this year revolves around capturing voices. Whether it’s the sharp dictations of Wispr or the always-listening ears of Granola, voice-centered software currently feels...
Wiredby Boone Ashworth7 Sept 2026
Another Apple event is almost here, though this one will likely feel a little different than the September events of lore.
Wiredby David Nield6 Sept 2026
While there are plenty of ways to limit notifications on our digital devices and avoid distraction overload, there’s nothing inherently wrong with these alerts.
Wiredby Ritsuko Kawai6 Sept 2026
Small robots and drones have increasingly been used to help respond to disasters, reaching locations that are too hard or too dangerous to send humans, such as collapsed buildings.
Wiredby Reece Rogers6 Sept 2026
When I first tested the developer beta of Apple's Siri AI by taking it as my tour guide around San Francisco, I was convinced the overhauled smartphone assistant would be an “everything tool” on...
Wiredby Molly Taft6 Sept 2026
Welcome to the first edition of Power Play! From now until the midterms, senior writer Molly Taft will be sharing their thoughts every Sunday on this political season’s hottest issue: data centers.
Wiredby Lily Hay Newman, Matt Burgess, Dhruv Mehrotra5 Sept 2026
After reporting last week that the surveillance company Flock Safety is building an AI search tool for law enforcement, WIRED reconstructed Flock’s latest search tool from code that the company...
Wiredby Boone Ashworth5 Sept 2026
Every year around this time, Apple announces new iPhones. The products go on sale soon after, usually ranging from a base model to more premium and more expensive Pro models.
Wiredby Jeremy White5 Sept 2026
While Watches and Wonders every April is undoubtedly the watch world's main event of the year, Geneva Watch Days—which inauspiciously launched in 2020, the year Covid was declared a pandemic—is now...
Wiredby Jeremy White4 Sept 2026
The high-end watch world has an understandable affection for Casio. You can easily rock an iconic, brightly colored F-91W in any meeting with a luxury brand, and you'll get nods of approval.
Wiredby Aarian Marshall4 Sept 2026
Tesla’s Cybercab, a distinctive two-seater without a steering wheel or brake pedals, is set to start picking up members of the public in Austin, Texas, this evening.
Wiredby Steven Levy4 Sept 2026
I spent the waning days of summer grinding away at columns and working on a feature. But I missed a chance at a striking change of scenery—cruising the Galápagos with about a dozen prominent...
Wiredby Ritsuko Kawai4 Sept 2026
A Mars probe from the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA) may answer some longstanding questions about the Red Planet and its moons.
Wiredby Caroline Reilly4 Sept 2026
“It’s a girl!” Melissa Peterson exclaims. Just outside the operating room, the hallway erupts in cheers.
Wiredby Emily Mullin4 Sept 2026
As students head back to school, parents have all the usual worries about their kids, like remembering to pack lunch and making it to the bus stop on time.
Wiredby Luke Larsen4 Sept 2026
Featured in this article The Mac Mini is back. And so is the Mac Studio. They’ve been nearly impossible to buy for most of 2026 thanks to the rising demand for running AI models locally.
Wiredby Jill Duffy4 Sept 2026
Jodi Beggs' résumé got dinged for being two pages long. She used her middle initial on one document but not another, which also cost her points.
Wiredby Jorge Garay4 Sept 2026
A team of astronomers discovered a strange polygonal atmospheric structure on Saturn near the planet’s south pole.
Wiredby Ej Dickson4 Sept 2026
Since the dawn of Silicon Valley, there’s been a widespread perception that San Francisco is, put gently, not exactly a dating mecca.
Wiredby Boutayna Chokrane4 Sept 2026
You can trust what you buy at Dermstore. Unlike Sephora and Ulta, Dermstore focuses on dermatologist-tested brands, like EltaMD, SkinCeuticals, and SkinMedica—many of which you won’t find at these...
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