Google’s Android PCs may ship with a barebones version of the Pixel Camera app
Google is working on a new range of Android PCs powered by a new operating system called Aluminium OS. While the first devices are expected to arrive later this year,…
The blackout kit: 4 tools to keep your Wi-Fi and fridge running
The “blackout” backup isn’t about surviving the apocalypse; it’s about making a Tuesday night power outage annoying rather than disastrous. The goal is a system that keeps your Wi-Fi on,…
The Tech Elites in the Epstein Files
“I had very little correspondence with Epstein and declined repeated invitations to go to his island or fly on his ‘Lolita Express,’ but was well aware that some email correspondence…
Dyson Deals: WIRED’s Top Pick Pet Vacuum and Purifier-Heater
For a vacuum company, Dyson can sometimes feel like nerd church. Its devices are a hive of invention: often cool, always expensive, and sometimes the best (or only) device of…
Our Favorite Soundbar for Most People Is $50 Off
Tired of the crackly, flat audio that’s constantly blaring from your television’s built-in speakers? A sound bar is a simple and effective way to massively improve your movie nights, and…
Chrome may soon use Gemini antiscam protection to flag scams, but it won’t watch every site you visit
Chrome may soon get a new scam-fighting upgrade that leans on Gemini. Google is testing Gemini antiscam protection in Chrome as an extra check that kicks in only after the…
Sony’s wild PlayStation controller patent gives you buttons anywhere you want
Sony has a new patent that imagines a PlayStation controller built around on-screen buttons you can rearrange. The concept swaps most fixed top-face inputs for a large touchscreen surface. Instead…
Honda just tested an AI system that lets your car automatically report potholes and damaged signs
If you’ve driven the same route long enough, you probably know exactly where a sign has faded away or where a pothole keeps getting “fixed” but never really goes away.…
Nothing’s cheaper Headphone (a) could be launching soon, and here’s what you can expect
Nothing debuted its first headphones last year, offering users impressive audio performance in a striking design. Priced at $299, the Nothing Headphone 1 delivered a premium build, balanced sound, strong…
Europe’s not-so-dry January: Unicorns and a new tech identity
Every January, millions take on Dry January, a ritual of restraint and resetting after the holiday season. If that’s the benchmark for kicking off the year with moderation, Europe’s startup…