It’s Time for a Scary Ghostbusters Movie
The recent movie Ghostbusters: Afterlife, directed by Jason Reitman, is a direct sequel to the two original Ghostbusters films from the 1980s. Fantasy author Christopher M. Cevasco found Afterlife to…
Lauren Boebert Wants You to Think She’s Fighting Wildfires
This money might help explain why Boebert has been particularly eager over her short career to bang GOP climate-denial talking points. She’s joined in a false conservative pile-on claiming the…
Nothing founder teases company’s first Android smartphone
Carl Pei, founder of Nothing, has teased that the London-based consumer technology startup is working on its very first Android smartphone.
Inside the U.K. lab that connects brains to quantum computers
Scientists at the University of Plymouth are in the early stages of developing tech that would allow humans to control quantum computers with their thoughts.
How to connect Google Home to Sonos speakers
A step-by-step setup guide on how to connect Google Home to your Sonos speakers. Plus, find out which Sonos models work with Google Assistant.
New Windows 11 update improves gaming in windowed mode
Windows 11 may soon be better for gaming in windowed mode, says Microsoft. The OS will receive a new feature that optimizes windowed games.
Wild Marvel Rumors Tease a Very Silly She-Hulk Cameo
The Twin After a tragic accident kills one of Theresa Palmer’s twin sons, her surviving boy turns to the dark arts to being him back in the trailer for The…
The conflict in Ukraine proves cyber-attacks are now weapons of war
For the past few weeks, Russia has been deploying military forces into strategic positions on Ukraine’s borders. However, there is another, virtual dimension to the escalating conflict: cyber-attacks on the…
Please, just let me merge Apple IDs like a regular human
I have a problem. Well, to be accurate, I have lots of them — but today I’m talking about one in particular: having multiple Apple IDs. I entered the Apple…
Futurama, Content Machines, and the Art of Survival
The Monitor is a weekly column devoted to everything happening in the WIRED world of culture, from movies to memes, TV to Twitter. This story is apocryphal: Sometime in the…