wired.comadded August 2026
Wiredby Simon Hill5h ago
Good coverage up to 5G in 121 countries. Handy perks like airport lounge and fast-track access. Includes NordVPN and other security tools. TIRED Data throttled after 30 GB.
Wiredby David Nield7h ago
Our phones have become do-it-all gadgets. They enable us to keep in touch with one another, track how many steps we're taking each day, snap photos of everything, and access the collective...
Wiredby Andy Greenberg, Lily Hay Newman7h ago
As the controversial vehicle surveillance giant Flock Safety continues to expand, WIRED got the code for the company’s new AI policing tool and reconstructed the software to show that its...
Wiredby Jorge Garay9h ago
The Swift space observatory has been in operation since 2004. It specializes in gamma-ray bursts (GRBs), the most energetic electromagnetic explosions known in the universe.
Wiredby Zeyi Yang18h ago
Travel just two hours west of Beijing by train, and you’ll find yourself surrounded by the rolling grasslands and ancient cinder cones of Inner Mongolia.
Wiredby Aarian Marshall19h ago
Government regulators have spent the last year asking serious questions about Tesla’s electronic, retractable door handles, a cool-looking automotive design flourish that has since been imitated by...
Wiredby Lauren Goode1d ago
My colleague Paresh Dave and I each spent a day in federal court in Oakland, California, this week, monitoring the latest Meta child safety trial.
Wiredby Christopher Null1d ago
Swimming pools are fun. Cleaning swimming pools is not fun. I learned this simple logic as a kid growing up in and around pools—it’s the only way to survive summer in Houston.
Wiredby Ej Dickson1d ago
For many watching Lindsay Clancy’s murder trial, the primary takeaway has been how the deaths of her three small children—Cora, 5; Dawson, 3; and Callen, eight months—were tragically preventable.
Wiredby John Brandon1d ago
Cable clutter is more than just annoying—it’s been shown to raise stress levels. A famous 2010 study from UCLA found an association between household clutter and elevated cortisol levels.
Wiredby Sophie Charara1d ago
Doctor Who, One Piece, Pokémon, Star Wars. Empty product boxes from these popular properties have been listed on eBay for $2,500 and up.
Wiredby Molly Taft1d ago
The Colorado River, which provides water for 40 million people across seven states, is at a crisis point.
Wiredby Joel Khalili, Matt Burgess1d ago
The UK government has six months to decide whether to terminate a deal worth more than $400 million between the country’s National Health Service and American software company Palantir.
Wiredby Molly Higgins1d ago
Squarespace helps small businesses and regular Joe Schmoes to get software help to build their own websites (for both personal and business), even including the commerce side of things with point...
Wiredby Luke Larsen1d ago
Lenovo is currently the biggest PC and laptop company in the world, and they just so happen to make some of our favorite laptops and PC peripherals.
Wiredby Scott Gilbertson1d ago
If you know photography, you know Canon. This super advanced, often pricey gear is made more affordable with the ways to save at Canon we’ve found below.
Wiredby Scott Gilbertson1d ago
B&H Photo is one of our favorite places to shop for camera gear. If you’re ever in New York, head to the store to check out the giant overhead conveyor belt system that brings your purchase from...
Wiredby Harry Rabinowitz1d ago
Meta is the go-to brand for best-in class smart glasses and virtual reality headsets. Meta Glasses in particular helped popularize the new wave of face computers we’re seeing now—largely stylish...
Wiredby Matthew Korfhage1d ago
The company pretty much invented the hardware superstore when it began in 1978, just by being so big.
Wiredby Boutayna Chokrane1d ago
I still remember my first pair of Ray-Bans: the Original Wayfarer Classics with polished black frames and green lenses.
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