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Roughly nine months after suggesting that a young copy trading platform could only operate because it flew "under the radar" of regulators, Robinhood has announced its own entry into the space with "R
Missed Uncanny Valley’s first live show? We spoke with special guest Jack Conte, CEO of Patreon, in San Francisco.
Meta denies the allegations and described the "claims at the heart" of the Senate hearing as "nonsense".
The two-year-old startup has been in discussions with investors for a Series C round.
The iPhone’s new software screens your calls using machine intelligence. Neat, but Google had the feature first—just like so many other features that rely on AI to work.
Each Side Event can unlock new opportunities for the hosts: investor deal flow, talent connections, and brand exposure with the startup community.
Apple's sleek iPhone Air has a powerful processor and large display, but its battery life and camera might be a problem.
Speaking at a WIRED event Tuesday, Moderna CEO Stéphane Bancel said he was “encouraged” by the company’s dialog with the FDA—but acknowledged recent setbacks.
The deal is the most aggressive signal yet that SpaceX wants to rule the satellite-to-phone market.
I was within a heartbeat of preordering the new iPhone Air. But a closer looks at the specs changed my mind.
After 25 years at the Electronic Frontier Foundation, Cindy Cohn is stepping down as executive director. In a WIRED interview, she reflects on encryption, AI, and why she’s not ready to quit the battl
The iPhone camera has long checked all the boxes for anything that a casual user might need, making a digital camera obsolete for most consumers.
Over time, Air could perhaps become Apple's base model, while the Pro remains the upgraded version for power users and professionals. That would make room for new devices, like a foldable or whatever
The move to diversify its AI partnerships by tapping the shoulder of OpenAI’s top rival comes as the AI company also pursues independence from Microsoft with its own AI infrastructure and a potential
The iPhone 17 is here, along with a very thin iPhone Air. There are three new Apple watches to tell you how you're feeling, and a pair of AirPods Pro 3 that can translate between languages.
One perk is the Apple Watch Series 11 can alert you to possible hypertension. Apple says it plans to notify over 1 million people with undiagnosed hypertension in the first year alone.
All four of the devices will be available to preorder on Friday and will be available on September 19.
Apple’s thinnest iPhone Air brings with it a high price, and the redesigned iPhone 17 Pro features a telephoto camera that can zoom up to 8X.
Blood oxygen sensor controversies aside, improved battery life, new hypertension notifications, and the addition of satellite messaging are all good reasons to get a new Apple Watch this year.
Limitless, Ironheart, and Hurricane Katrina: Race Against Time are just a few of the shows you should be watching on Disney+ this month.
Until now, Apple has only released what could be considered baseline AI features for its devices, like AI writing tools, summarization, generative AI images, live translation, visual search, and Genmo
From a new slim iPhone Air model to redesigned AirPods, here's what was announced at this year's Apple event.
This replaces the Plus model in the company’s 2025 lineup, following the underperformance of the iPhone 16 Plus last year.
After quietly moving the Magic Keyboard, Magic Mouse, and Magic Trackpad over to USB-C last year, a solitary decade-old Apple product is somehow still holding on.
Apple announced a new iPhone Air, coming in at just 145 grams and a 5.5mm thickness as the company tries to pack a punch in a slim design. Does that also mean we might see a foldable iPhone in the nea
The biggest takeaway from the iPhone 17’s new front camera? You won’t have to rotate your phone to take a landscape selfie. The new square sensor allows for multiple aspect ratios to be captured at on
The devices are powered by the new A19 Pro chipset and have a larger battery, Apple said. Plus, it noted that eSIM-only models will have a slightly larger battery as compared to Pro models with physic
Apple managed to cram a lot of tech into a 5.5 mm-thick design, but at the expense of a physical SIM tray.
This 55-inch Vizio was already an excellent value before the discount.
Get a look at the real-time translation the new AirPods Pro 3 bring to your ears, which you can prompt through a gesture. Powered by Apple Intelligence, it uses noise cancellation to reduce the volume
The iPhone 17 has a slightly bigger screen at 6.3 inches as compared to the 6.1-inch screen of the iPhone 16. The display is getting an upgrade with ProMotion.
Conservative creators are increasingly focusing on foreign policy. Whether they're emissaries from or to the US isn't always entirely clear.
At a weekend hackathon in San Francisco, more than 100 coders gathered to test whether they could beat AI—and win a $12,500 cash prize.
In her new book, feminist author Laura Bates explores how sexbots, AI assistants, and deepfakes are reinventing misogyny and harming women.
A report finds that President Trump’s flagship legislation will grant $40 billion in new subsidies to the oil and gas industry over the next decade.
Not your grandma’s blow-dryer.
From tower and pedestal styles to utilitarian box fans, these are our WIRED-tested favorites.
K2 Think compares well with reasoning models from OpenAI and DeepSeek but is smaller and more efficient, say researchers based in Abu Dhabi.
Need to keep an eye (or ear) on your kids from another room? Our picks will help you do it.
The Twitch streamer could pivot from influencer to candidate. But he tells WIRED’s Big Interview podcast he’d rather use his platform to tell Dems “you can’t podcast your way out of this problem.”
From data-removal services to threat monitoring, the Public Service Alliance says its new marketplace will help public servants defend themselves in an era of data brokers and political violence.
Join us for live coverage of the launch of the iPhone 17, iPhone Air, and Apple Watch Series 11. We're reporting from Apple headquarters in Cupertino, California.
Thousands had taken to the streets demanding that the government lift the ban and tackle corruption.
Geedge Networks, a company with ties to the founder of China’s mass censorship infrastructure, is selling its censorship and surveillance systems to at least four other countries in Asia and Africa.
In the first interview about the hack, the commission's new boss admits that huge mistakes were made, but says the organisation is now secure.
Google's AI overviews are diverting traffic away from online newspapers and other publications.
Show off your social side with this kit from DJI, which includes two microphones and a charging case. Our reviewers love it.
Office chairs and gaming chairs often tout lumbar support as a must-have feature. I spoke to some experts to see if it’s as essential as claimed.
Phones with thinner designs are enjoying a moment. But while thin phones usually suffer poor battery life, batteries with silicon-carbon anodes are helping circumvent that notion.
Research into whether drugs like ayahuasca can mitigate the effects of traumatic brain injury is in its infancy. Pro athletes like Jordan Poyer are forging ahead anyway.
The chatbot-enabled Friend necklace eavesdrops on your life and provides a running commentary that’s snarky and unhelpful. Worse, it can also make the people around you uneasy.
With slight, useful changes like wireless charging and better processing, these noise-canceling buds remain at the top of the pile.
Unexplained damage to the cables is causing delays in traffic going through the Middle East, the tech giant says.
The new Google Preferred Sources tool helps you see more of what you want in your search results.
In theory, quantum physics can bypass the hard mathematical problems at the root of modern encryption. A new proof shows how.
Researchers convinced large language model chatbots to comply with “forbidden” requests using a variety of conversational tactics.
Wondering what you’re missing out on? Here are our favorite smartphones not officially sold stateside but are available in markets like the UK and Europe.
Slap a case and screen protector on your shiny new Pixel, whether you have the Pixel 10 or Pixel 10 Pro XL. We also have Qi2 chargers and accessory recommendations.
If you’re a new parent, learning how to keep Baby safe in your home can be daunting. Check every box—and cover every outlet—with this comprehensive guide from a new mom who just went through it.
Meraki’s impressive new espresso machine offers features long reserved for more expensive machines, but it’s not perfect.
Wednesday, Long Story Short, and Hostage are just a few of the shows you need to watch on Netflix this month.
The Thursday Murder Club, Jaws, and Ziam are just a few of the movies you should watch on Netflix this month.
It’s Apple season, when the company announces the new iPhone, Apple Watch, and other hardware. Here’s how to watch, and what you might see during Tuesday's big show.
“We buy homes” companies are procuring disaster-damaged properties for cheap. Survivors say they’re taking advantage of tragedy.
American Fiction, Heads of State, and Air are just a few of the movies you should be watching on Amazon Prime Video this week.
Plus: An AI chatbot system is linked to a widespread hack, details emerge of a US plan to plant a spy device in North Korea, your job’s security training isn’t working, and more.
On this episode of Uncanny Valley, we break down the role of AI in the online gambling scene.
Plus: The Polar Loop looks a lot like the Whoop band, JBL’s comically massive speakers are ready to party, and ExpressVPN splits its subscription plan into three tiers.
The Lovense Ferri is a panty vibrator that’s actually comfortable, and it’s great for long-distance couples.
A tennis-playing robot, a projector in a party speaker, and a whole bunch of new AI-powered wearables. Here are some of the best gadgets we saw at IFA 2025.
Tesla’s board wants to give Elon Musk an unprecedented $1 trillion pay package. To get all the money, he has to make robots and robotaxis work.
President Donald Trump said the so-called Department of War branding is to counter the “woke” Department of Defense name.
The Commission said competitors faced higher costs and reduced revenues as a result.
Anthropic will pay at least $3,000 for each copyrighted work that it pirated. The company downloaded unauthorized copies of books in early efforts to gather training data for its AI tools.
This slim gaming laptop is one of our favorites, with an impressive design and the power to match.
Eliezer Yudkowsky, AI’s prince of doom, explains why computers will kill us and provides an unrealistic plan to stop it.
Social media users also struggle to grab the game on the Nintendo, PlayStation and Xbox game stores.
Start-up firms have pilot plants for making steel with low carbon emissions, but can they scale up?
Dr Jean Innes is stepping down after the government told the charity to focus on defence research.
Google says the decision misunderstands how its products work, and it will appeal the ruling.
Kelley Heyer had accused the online platform of copying her choreography without permission.
The take-down of the site has been championed as a major victory for live sports broadcasters.
A new dataset with African languages should improve access to AI for millions on the continent.
The hack has caused severe disruption at manufacturing plants globally, with some staff told not to come into work.
An image with the likeness of Mr Mangione was used to advertise a white, short-sleeved shirt.
OpenAI has introduced new rules in the wake of the family's allegations that ChatGPT encouraged their child to take his own life.
The search giant is not being broken up -so how much will it be affected by the remedies a judge has instead ordered?
A case over the US tech giant's dominance in search allows it to hang on to its Chrome web browser.
Staff were sent home and the company shut down its IT systems in an effort to minimise the damage done.
The digital ticketing trials will allow passengers to check in and out using a location-identifying app.
The firm says it will add more guardrails "as an extra precaution" and temporarily limit chatbots teens can use.
Researchers at the University of Southampton are warning of the dangers of posting your children's photos online.
The EV maker faces a crowed market, with rivals like XPeng and Telsa, which have all cut prices.
The impending ban is popular with many parents, but experts have raised concerns over privacy and age verification technology.
The first new game in the series in a decade - a remake - has been released, without involvement of the series creator.
The document suggests the government may still want access despite US officials saying it had dropped the demand.
US regulators allege his late disclosure of Twitter share purchases allowed him to buy them at "artificially low prices".
The fast food chain is reassessing its use of the tech after a number of errors were shared widely online.
Activists in Querétaro criticise state government for prioritising the data processing needs for US tech firms over their own citizens
Raphaël Graven, also known as Jean Pormanove, died during a live stream on the Kick website.
Nvidia remains exposed to geopolitical tensions between the US and China.
The limit would only apply outside of work and study time and no fines would be given if breached
The iPhone maker is pushing back against proposed changes required by the UK competition watchdog
It is the latest in a series of chart-topping achievements by the animated musical.
The French government also says it is suing the platform over the death of Raphaël Graven, also known as Jean Pormanove.
BBC investigation finds US victim's images are traded globally by an operator based in Indonesia.
The lawsuit takes aim at Apple's decision to integrate ChatGPT into the operating systems of its smartphones.
Once thought of as a male-dominated pastime, the number of women streaming and playing video games is growing rapidly.
Companies are using AI to do basic coding tasks instead of hiring junior staff.
PFAS were once prized for their durability, but now firms are developing ways to destroy them.
New tech promises to dub film and TV into different languages without losing the quality of the performance.
The South American country is dealing with very high inflation ahead of its latest general election.
India tackles the problem of making AI translate between its many languages and dialects
It's used by millions of us every day, but why was the Quick Response code invented?
Some packaging firms say aluminium could be used more widely in packaging, but cost may hold it back
Big food firms are phasing out artificial colours, so tech firms are rushing to fill the gap.
Matching trucks with cargo has become digitised, adding efficiency, but driving down earnings.
Tech Now meets the team behind WasteShark - can it help tackle marine plastic pollution?
Anyone in the UK wanting to access online porn will soon have to undergo more rigorous age checks.
Start-up firms and researchers are working on lenses that can change their focus.
Lithuania has a promising space tech sector, but it wants more government support.
In Lithuania and Australia, hungry fly larvae are used to process food waste into useful protein.
The boss of mobile gaming giant Supercell says the industry needs to take bigger risks to compete.
The biggest tech firms are using AI to forecast the weather but is that better than existing models?
Despite the war, Ukraine has developed of the most advanced systems for digital government services.
Light shows involving hundreds and even thousands of drones are becoming big attractions.
The amount carriers now charge for luggage is raising the ire of politicians and consumer groups.