- + Arc Technica Science: Astronomers have solved the mystery of why this black hole has the hiccups—Enlarge / Scientists have found a large black hole that “hiccups,” giving off plumes of gas. (credit: Jose-Luis Olivares, MIT) In December 2...
- + Arc Technica Science: China has a big problem with super gonorrhea, study finds—Enlarge / A billboard from the AIDS Healthcare Foundation is seen on Sunset Boulevard in Hollywood, California, on May 29, 2018, warning of a drug-res...
- + Arc Technica Science: Daily Telescope: Peering into the remnants of an 800-year-old supernova—Enlarge / A composite image of SNR 1181. (credit: NASA, ESA, JPL et. al.) Welcome to the Daily Telescope. There is a little too much darkn...
- + Arc Technica Science: The Delta IV Heavy, a rocket whose time has come and gone, will fly once more—Enlarge / United Launch Alliance's final Delta IV Heavy rocket, seen here in December when ground crews rolled it to the launch pad at Cape Canaveral ...
- + Arc Technica Science: Quantum computing progress: Higher temps, better error correction—Enlarge (credit: vital) There's a strong consensus that tackling most useful problems with a quantum computer will require that the computer ...
- + Arc Technica Science: Puerto Rico declares public health emergency as dengue cases rise—Female Aedes aegypti mosquito as she was in the process of obtaining a "blood meal." (credit: US Department of Health and Human Services) Pue...
- + Arc Technica Science: Event Horizon Telescope captures stunning new image of Milky Way’s black hole—Enlarge / A new image from the Event Horizon Telescope has revealed powerful magnetic fields spiraling from the edge of a supermassive black hole at t...
- + Arc Technica Science: The company building a rotating detonation engine is pushing the tech forward—Enlarge / A Venus Aerospace drone makes a powered flight. (credit: Venus Aerospace) Venus Aerospace conducted its first powered flight last m...
- + Arc Technica Science: Why the Baltimore bridge collapsed so quickly—Enlarge / The steel frame of the Francis Scott Key Bridge sits on top of a container ship after the bridge collapsed in Baltimore on March 26. (credit...
- + Arc Technica Science: Cows in Texas and Kansas test positive for highly pathogenic bird flu—Enlarge (credit: Getty | Peter Cade) Wild migratory birds likely spread a deadly strain of bird flu to dairy cows in Texas and Kansas, state ...
- + Arc Technica Science: Taylor Swift fans dancing and jumping created last year’s “Swift quakes”—Enlarge / Taylor Swift during her Eras Tour. Crowd motions likely caused mini "Swift quakes" recorded by seismic monitoring stations. (credit: Ronald ...
- + Arc Technica Science: SCOTUS mifepristone case: Justices focus on anti-abortion groups’ legal standing—Enlarge / Demonstrators participate in an abortion-rights rally outside the Supreme Court as the justices of the court hear oral arguments in the case...
- + Arc Technica Science: Bridge collapses put transportation agencies’ emergency plans to the test—Enlarge / The Dali container vessel after striking the Francis Scott Key Bridge that collapsed into the Patapsco River in Baltimore on March 26. The c...
- + Arc Technica Science: Daily Telescope: A protostar with a stunning protoplanetary disc—Enlarge / FS Tau is a multi-star system. (credit: NASA, ESA, K. Stapelfeldt (NASA JPL), G. Kober ) Welcome to the Daily Telescope. There i...
- + Arc Technica Science: Starliner’s first commander: Don’t expect perfection on crew test flight—Enlarge / Technicians at NASA's Kennedy Space Center in Florida prepare Boeing's Starliner spacecraft for fueling. (credit: Boeing) HOUSTON—W...
- + Arc Technica Science: Workers with job flexibility and security have better mental health—Enlarge (credit: Office Space) American workers who have more flexibility and security in their jobs also have better mental health, accordin...
- + Arc Technica Science: Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind and the philosophy of self, identity, and memory—Enlarge / Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind stars Jim Carrey in one of his most powerful dramatic roles. (credit: Focus Features) Last we...
- + Arc Technica Science: Seeing this eclipse is probably the highest-reward, lowest-effort thing one can do in life—Enlarge / The path of totality for the April 8 eclipse. (credit: National Solar Observatory) If you enter "how to see the eclipse" into your ...
- + Arc Technica Science: It’s a few years late, but a prototype supersonic airplane has taken flight—Enlarge / XB-1 takes off on its inaugural flight. (credit: Boom Supersonic) A prototype jet independently developed by Boom Supersonic made i...
- + Arc Technica Science: Dogs’ brain activity shows they recognize the names of objects—Enlarge / Wired for science! (credit: Boglárka Morvai) Needle, a cheerful miniature schnauzer I had as a kid, turned into a ball of unspeakab...
- + Ars Technica Software: PyPI halted new users and projects while it fended off supply-chain attack—Enlarge / Supply-chain attacks, like the latest PyPI discovery, insert malicious code into seemingly functional software packages used by developers. ...
- + Ars Technica Software: Ubuntu will manually review Snap Store after crypto wallet scams—Enlarge / One thing you can say about this crypto wallet: You can't confuse it for any other. (credit: Getty Images) The Snap Store, where co...
- + Ars Technica Software: Proxmox gives VMware ESXi users a place to go after Broadcom kills free version—Enlarge (credit: Proxmox) Broadcom has made sweeping changes to VMware's business since acquiring the company in November 2023, killing off t...
- + Ars Technica Software: Thousands of servers hacked in ongoing attack targeting Ray AI framework—Enlarge (credit: Getty Images) Thousands of servers storing AI workloads and network credentials have been hacked in an ongoing attack campai...
- + Ars Technica Software: Canva’s Affinity acquisition is a non-subscription-based weapon against Adobe—Enlarge / Affinity's photo editor. (credit: Canva) Online graphic design platform provider Canva announced its acquisition of Affinity on Tu...
- + Ars Technica Software: “MFA Fatigue” attack targets iPhone owners with endless password reset prompts—Enlarge / They look like normal notifications, but opening an iPhone with one or more of these stacked up, you won't be able to do much of anything un...
- + Ars Technica Software: “The king is dead”—Claude 3 surpasses GPT-4 on Chatbot Arena for the first time—Enlarge (credit: Getty Images / Benj Edwards) On Tuesday, Anthropic's Claude 3 Opus large language model (LLM) surpassed OpenAI's GPT-4 (whic...
- + Ars Technica Software: Thousands of phones and routers swept into proxy service, unbeknownst to users—Enlarge (credit: Getty Images) Crooks are working overtime to anonymize their illicit online activities using thousands of devices of unsuspe...
- + Ars Technica Software: Justice Department indicts 7 accused in 14-year hack campaign by Chinese gov—Enlarge (credit: peterschreiber.media | Getty Images) The US Justice Department on Monday unsealed an indictment charging seven men with hack...
- + Ars Technica Software: Never-before-seen data wiper may have been used by Russia against Ukraine—Enlarge (credit: Getty Images) Researchers have unearthed never-before-seen wiper malware tied to the Kremlin and an operation two years ago ...
- + Ars Technica Software: World’s first global AI resolution unanimously adopted by United Nations—Enlarge / The United Nations building in New York. (credit: Getty Images) On Thursday, the United Nations General Assembly unanimously consen...
- + Ars Technica Software: Vernor Vinge, father of the tech singularity, has died at age 79—Enlarge / A photo of Vernor Vinge in 2006. (credit: Raul654) On Wednesday, author David Brin announced that Vernor Vinge, sci-fi author, form...
- + Ars Technica Software: Unpatchable vulnerability in Apple chip leaks secret encryption keys—Enlarge (credit: Aurich Lawson | Apple) A newly discovered vulnerability baked into Apple’s M-series of chips allows attackers to extract sec...
- + Ars Technica Software: Hackers can extract secret encryption keys from Apple’s Mac chips—Enlarge / Apple's M1 chip. (credit: Photographer: Daniel Acker/Bloomberg via Getty Images) A newly discovered vulnerability baked into Apple’...
- + Ars Technica Software: GPT-5 might arrive this summer as a “materially better” update to ChatGPT—Enlarge When OpenAI launched its GPT-4 AI model a year ago, it created a wave of immense hype and existential panic from its ability to imit...
- + Ars Technica Software: Nvidia announces “moonshot” to create embodied human-level AI in robot form—Enlarge / An illustration of a humanoid robot created by Nvidia. (credit: Nvidia) In sci-fi films, the rise of humanlike artificial intellige...
- + Ars Technica Software: Formula 1 chief appalled to find team using Excel to manage 20,000 car parts—Enlarge / A pit stop during the Bahrain Formula One Grand Prix in early March evokes how the team's manager was feeling when looking at the Excel shee...
- + Ars Technica Software: “Disabling cyberattacks” are hitting critical US water systems, White House warns—Enlarge / Aerial view of a sewage treatment plant. (credit: Getty Images) The Biden administration on Tuesday warned the nation’s governors t...
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- + Computer Weekly: Hybrid work drives demand for SASE, zero-trust networking
- + Computer Weekly: UK plc going backwards on cyber maturity, Cisco report claims
- + Computer Weekly: Sellafield to be prosecuted over alleged cyber compliance failure
- + Computer Weekly: General Data Protection Regulation (GDPR)
- + Computer Weekly: Private vs. public cloud security: Benefits and drawbacks
- + Computer Weekly: Ransomware gang leaks data stolen from Scottish NHS board
- + Computer Weekly: Cyber spies, not cyber criminals, behind most zero-day exploitation
- + Computer Weekly: Qilin ransomware gang claims cyber attack on the Big Issue
- + Computer Weekly: WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange given temporary reprieve over extradition
- + Computer Weekly: Wikileaks founder Julian Assange given temporary reprieve over extradition
- + Computer Weekly: Shareholders win when businesses do better at cyber
- + Computer Weekly: NCSC reaffirms guidance for those at risk of Chinese state hacking
- + Computer Weekly: US authorities charge seven over Chinese hacking
- + Computer Weekly: Which? calls for government action on fake banking sites
- + Computer Weekly: Chinese hackers responsible for two ‘malicious’ cyber campaigns against UK
- + Computer Weekly: Chinese hackers responsible for two 'malicious' cyber campaigns against UK
- + Computer Weekly: Britain’s democracy under threat from Chinese cyber attackers, government warns
- + Hack a Day: Saving a Clock Radio with an LM8562—Smart phones have taken the place of a lot of different devices especially as they get more and more powerful. GPS, music and video player, email, and...
- + Hack a Day: Exploring The Sega Saturn’s Wacky Architecture—In the annals of game console history, the Sega Saturn is probably the most convoluted system of all time, even giving the Playstation 3 a run for its...
- + Hack a Day: Retrogadgets: Butler in a Box—You walk into your house and issue a voice command to bring up the lights and start a cup of coffee. No big deal, right? Siri, Google, and Alexa can r...
- + Hack a Day: Homebrew GPU Tackles Quake—Have you ever wondered how a GPU works? Even better, have you ever wanted to make one? [Dylan] certainly did, because he made FuryGPU a fully custom ...
- + Hack a Day: Tech Support… Can AI be Worse?—You cant read the news today without another pundit excitedly reporting how AI is going to take every job you can imagine. Of course, AI will change t...
- + Hack a Day: A Stirling Engine From Minimal Parts—The model Stirling engine is a staple of novelty catalogues, and we daresay that were it not for their high price there might be more than one Hackada...
- + Hack a Day: Fictional Computers: Colossus and Guardian—We can learn a lot by looking at how writers and filmmakers imagine technology. While some are closer than others, there are some definite lessons lik...
- + Hack a Day: Hybrid Binaries On Windows for ARM: ARM64EC and ARM64X Explained—With ARM processors increasingly becoming part of the desktop ecosystem, porting code that was written for x86_64 platforms is both necessary and a ma...
- + Hack a Day: Automation Makes Traditional Japanese Wood Finishing Easier—Unless you move in architectural circles, you might never have heard of Yakisugi. But as a fence builder, [Lucas] over at Cranktown City sure has, wit...
- + Hack a Day: Webserver Runs on Android Phone—Android, the popular mobile phone OS, is essentially just Linux with a nice user interface layer covering it all up. In theory, it should be able to d...
- + Hack a Day: Retrotechtacular: TOPS Runs the 1970s British Railroad—How do you make the trains run on time? British Rail adopted TOPS, a computer system born of IBMs SAGE defense project, along with work from Standford...
- + Hack a Day: FLOSS Weekly Episode 776: Dnsmasq, Making the Internet Work Since 1999—This week Jonathan Bennett and Simon Phipps sit down with Simon Kelley to talk about Dnsmasq! Thats a piece of software that was first built to get a ...
- + Hack a Day: 3D Printing with (Ersatz) Moon Dust—When the people of Earth set up bases on the moon, you can imagine that 3D printing will be a key enabling technology. Of course, you could ship plast...
- + Hack a Day: 2024 Home Sweet Home Automation: [HEX]POD – Climate Tracker and Digital Nose—[eBender] was travelling India with friends, when one got sick. Unable to find a thermometer anywhere during COVID, they finally ended up in a hospita...
- + Hack a Day: The Roller Ship Was Not An Effective Way To Cross The High Seas—Boats come in all shapes and sizes. We have container ships, oil tankers, old-timey wooden sailing ships, catamarans, trimarans, and all sorts besides...
- + Hack a Day: Sort of Electromagnet Attracts Copper, Aluminum—It is a common grade school experiment to wind some wire around a screw, power it up, and watch it pick up paper clips or other ferrous materials. It ...
- + Hack a Day: Japan’s First Commercial Rocket Debuts With a Bang—Though it suffered through decades of naysayers, these days youd be hard pressed to find anyone who would still argue that the commercialization of sp...
- + Hack a Day: 3D Printing Real Wood With Just Cellulose and Lignin—Although the components of wood cellulose and lignin are exceedingly cheap and plentiful, combining these into a wood-like structure is not straight...
- + Hack a Day: Automatic Position Reporting Over HF Radio—While most of us carry cell phones that have GPS and other location services, they require a significant amount of infrastructure to be useful. Drive ...
- + Hack a Day: Cosmic Ray Detection at Starbucks?—Want to see cosmic rays? You might need a lot of expensive exotic gear. Nah. [The ActionLab] shows how a cup of coffee or cocoa can show you cosmic ra...
- + Tech Dirt: Site That Listed Information About 3rd Party Pokémon Fan-Games Shuts Down Under Threat—The battle The Pokémon Co. decided to wage against its own best fans in the form of DMCA takedowns on video game mods and fan-created content has now ...
- + Tech Dirt: Mozilla Drops New Privacy Partner After CEO Found Tethered To Data Brokers—Last month we noted how Mozilla had launched a new privacy protection tool dubbed Mozilla Monitor Plus. According to Mozilla, the new service scours t...
- + Tech Dirt: The Murthy Arguments Went So Poorly For The States That The FBI Feels Comfortable Talking To Social Media Companies Again—How badly did the arguments in the Murthy v. Missouri case go for the states last week? So badly that the FBI has already re-established communication...
- + Tech Dirt: PA State Senator Piles Into The Chemtrail Ban Clown Car, Announces Dumbass Bill Of His Own—Earlier this week, we covered a truly insane and insane bill being pushed by the Tennessee State Senate that vowed to ban something that actually isnt...
- + Tech Dirt: Daily Deal: Olden Golden Retro Mini Gramophone Bluetooth Speaker—Listening to your favorite tunes coming out of a mini Gramophone style Bluetooth speaker is fun and this speaker is small enough to have on your desk ...
- + Tech Dirt: California State Senator Pushes Bill To Remove Anonymity From Anyone Who Is Influential Online—What the fuck is wrong with state lawmakers? It seems that across the country, they cannot help but to introduce the absolute craziest, obviously unco...
- + Tech Dirt: When It Comes To TikTok Hyperventilation, Financial Conflicts Of Interest Abound—Earlier this month we noted how despite all of the sound, fury, and hyperventilation surrounding the push to ban TikTok, most Americans dont actually ...
- + Tech Dirt: Nigerian Woman Faces Jail Time For Facebook Review Of Tomato Sauce—Nigeria doesnt exactly have a stellar reputation when it comes to respecting the speech rights of its own citizens, nor the rights of platforms that i...
- + Tech Dirt: ShotSpotter Pitches In To Help Cops Open Fire On A Teen Setting Off Fireworks—Back in 2021, the Chicago Office of the Inspector General released a report on the PDs ShotSpotter tech. The acoustic detection system was apparently ...
- + Tech Dirt: Dodgy Group That Targeted Gigi Sohn FCC Nomination Now Under IRS Inquiry For Lying About Ad Spending—You might recall how popular telecom and media consumer advocate Gigi Sohn saw her nomination to the FCC scuttled after a variety of right wing and te...
- + Tech Dirt: Why Bluesky Remains The Most Interesting Experiment In Social Media, By Far—These days, everyone hates big tech, and that’s often for very good reasons. You shouldn’t trust giant centralized companies that have collected a rid...
- + Tech Dirt: Last Week Missouri Told The Supreme Court No Gov’t Should EVER Interfere With Speech; This Week It Sues Media Matters For Its Speech—“[W]hether you call this coercion, if thats the label you attach, you call it encouragement, you call it promotion, you call it inducement, whatever i...
- + Tech Dirt: Daily Deal: The Advanced Cyber Security Bundle—Take your basic knowledge of cybersecurity to a whole new level with the Advanced Cyber Security bundle. This bundle offers you 6 courses on industry...
- + Tech Dirt: Justice Department Wants To Take Its Bite Out Of Apple—Over the course of the last few years, it feels like the FTC & DOJ have slowly started getting better at figuring out how to craft a better antitr...
- + Tech Dirt: GM Pinky Swears It Will Stop Selling Driving Data To Insurers After Lawsuits, NYT Bombshell—Earlier this month the New York Times published a major story confirming that automakers collect driver behavior data then sell it to a long...
- + Tech Dirt: Take-Two Interactive Opposes New Logo For Business Partner Remedy Entertainment Over ‘R’—Take-Two Interactive has already established itself as an IP bully. There are plenty of examples of this from the past several years, but my favorite...
- + Tech Dirt: Gov. Ron DeSantis Signs Age Verification Into Law Because Florida Is Supposedly ‘Free’—Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis, who failed miserably in his run for president, signed a very controversial bill into law that requires age verification for...
- + Tech Dirt: Techdirt Podcast Episode 384: Cognitive Liberty Is The End Goal Of Decentralization—Last year in September, we released a cross-post episode of Mikes appearance on the DWeb Decoded podcast with Danny OBrien. If you listened to that ep...
- + Tech Dirt: If You’re Worried About How Elections Might Play Out This Year, We Can Help You Prepare With Threatcast 2024—There are a lot of elections worldwide, and these events invariably raise significant concerns regarding potential manipulation, particularly in light...
- + Tech Dirt: Feds Now Adding Dragnet Searches Of YouTube Users’ Video Watching To Their Investigative Arsenal—All you need is Google. Thats how things have been going in the law enforcement world. If you dont know who youre looking for, just ask Google to do i...
- + Tech News World: BrainBox Adds AI Virtual Advisor to Its Facilities Management Solutions Repertoire—The combination of its core AI for HVAC technology and ARIA can make a significant impact on building operations management, reducing HVAC energy cost...
- + Tech News World: MicroStrategy Adds New AI-Powered Self-Service Business Analytics Feature—MicroStrategy Auto is a customizable AI bot that the company said offers a faster, simpler way to deliver business intelligence to anyone in an organi...
- + UPI Science: Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin vetoes marijuana bills—Virginia Gov. Glenn Youngkin on Thursday vetoed legislation that would have legalized the sale of recreational marijuana in the state.
- + UPI Science: Well-known politician Don Saunders gunned down in robbery attempt in Bahamas—A well-known Bahamian politician was gunned down Wednesday while fleeing two masked gunmen during an armed robbery, police said.
- + UPI Science: Make-A-Wish seeks 1M new 'wish-makers' to help ill children—The Make-A-Wish foundation on Thursday announced a campaign to recruit one million new wish-makers.
- + UPI Science: Without Supreme Court ruling, South Carolina forced to use 'unconstitutional' congressional map—A panel of federal judges ruled Thursday that South Carolina can use its current congressional map after the Supreme Court has taken too long to rule ...
- + UPI Science: House Oversight Committee chair invites Joe Biden to testify in impeachment probe—Kentucky Republican Rep. James Comer, chair of the GOP-led House Oversight Committee, on Thursday formally invited President Joe Biden to testify in t...
- + UPI Science: Colleges partner with NASA on CubeSat projects crucial for future STEM workforce—NASA and its military partners have selected teams from eight universities to work on NASA's CubeSat Launch Initiative designed to give students a cha...
- + UPI Science: Palestinian Authority approves new Cabinet members—Palestinian Authority President Mahmoud Abbas on Thursday approved the members of a new cabinet that is expected to take over the Gaza Strip once Hama...
- + UPI Science: Dole abandons Fresh Express deal under DOJ antitrust pressure—Fresh Express has dropped its plans to acquire Dole's plc's Fresh Vegetables division after anti-trust regulators said the move would harm competition...
- + UPI Science: State Department 'deeply concerned' about candidate registration for Venezuela election—The U.S. State Department said it is "deeply concerned" by the Venezuelan government's pattern of blocking opposition parties from registering candida...
- + UPI Science: Baltimore bridge collapse could disrupt supply chain for weeks—The collapse of the Francis Scott Key Bridge spanning the entrance to the Port of Baltimore has cut off the nation's ninth-largest port from all shipp...
- + UPI Science: Authorities charge suspect in Illinois rampage that killed 4, injured 5—Christian Ivan Soto, the man who authorities say allegedly killed four people in Rockford, Ill., Wednesday in an attack using a knife, a baseball bat ...
- + UPI Science: CBP seizes 500 pounds of unauthorized mangos at U.S.-Mexico border—Customs and Border Protection agents have seized nearly 500 pounds of unauthorized mangos at the Juarez-Lincoln Bridge in Laredo, Texas.
- + UPI Science: Homeland Security Secretary Alejandro Mayorkas impeachment to go to Senate April 10—House Speaker Mike Johnson, R-La., told Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer, D-N.Y., Thursday that House Republicans are sending their impeachment ag...
- + UPI Science: Maryland asks for $60M in federal relief for bridge collapse; experts predict $4B loss—The state of Maryland on Thursday requested $60 million in emergency federal relief funds after a container ship struck Baltimore's Francis Scott Key ...
- + UPI Science: TSA announces expansion of PreCheck program to eight new airlines—The Transportation Security Administration announced the expansion of its PreCheck program on Thursday, adding eight new airlines.
- + UPI Science: CPSC issues warning over Elide fire extinguishing balls—The U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission warned consumers Thursday to immediately stop using Elide brand fire extinguishing balls for lack of effe...
- + UPI Science: N.J. Rep. Mikie Sherrill files bill that would bar Trump, Menendez from classified information—Rep. Mikie Sherrill,D-N.J., on Thursday announced a bill that would bar figures such as former President Donald Trump and New Jersey Sen. Bob Menendez...
- + UPI Science: Two more deaths linked to Kobayashi Pharmaceutical's keni-boji products—Two more deaths were reported Thursday linked to Kobayashi Pharmaceutical's beni-koji supplement ingredients, according to the company. A total of fou...
- + Wired: Oregon's Breakthrough Right-to-Repair Bill Is Now Law—Companies will no longer be allowed to use software checks to verify replacement parts in a major step forward for the right-to-repair movement. [Cate...
- + Wired: Bug Zappers Are Swarming on Amazon—Amazon listings for low-cost tech products can send shoppers down a rabbit hole of weird brand names, duplicate listings, and suspect reviews. Data fr...
- + Wired: The 30 Best Shows on Max (aka HBO Max) Right Now—From Curb Your Enthusiasm to The Regime, here's everything you need to be watching on Max this month. [Category: Culture, Culture / TV]
- + Wired: FTX Founder Sam Bankman-Fried Sentenced to 25 Years in Prison—A US judge has sentenced Sam Bankman-Fried, one-time crypto wunderkind, to 25 years behind bars. [Category: Business, Business / Blockchain and Crypto...
- + Wired: AWOL LTV-3500 Pro Review: So Bright, So Expensive—The AWOL LTV-3500 Pro is one of the brightest, most powerful projectors we’ve ever tested, at a price to match. [Category: Gear, Gear / Products, Gear...
- + Wired: 12 Best Umbrellas (2023): Windproof, Cheap, Tiny, and Clear Bubble—These picks will protect you from showers, withstand the wind, and hold up for the long haul. [Category: Gear, Gear / Buying Guides, Gear / Products /...
- + Wired: A First Look at Samsung's 2024 TV Lineup—Samsung’s new OLED cuts the glare, while its Music Frame speakers sound much better than what you’d expect from such a compact design. [Category: Gear...
- + Wired: RFK Jr. Has Assembled His Anti-Vax Conspiracy Squad—Nicole Shanahan, RFK Jr.'s VP pick, seems to have already embraced her running mate's conspiratorial thinking. [Category: Politics]
- + Wired: Is a Nintendo Switch Worth Buying Right Now? (2024)—Rumors abound about the Switch’s successor, but that shouldn’t deter you from jumping into the wonderful library of exclusive games on Nintendo’s plat...
- + Wired: The Earth Will Feast on Dead Cicadas—Two cicada broods, XIX and XIII, are emerging in sync for the first time in 221 years. Birds, trees, and dirt are about to get the banquet of a lifeti...
- + Wired: What the Apple Antitrust Suit Means for the Future of Messaging—This week, we talk about the US Department of Justice’s lawsuit against Apple, and how its outcome—whether Apple wins or loses—might change how we tex...
- + Wired: 19 Best PS5 Games (2024): 'Alan Wake II,' 'Spider-Man 2,' 'Baldur's Gate 3,' and 'Stray'—The Sony PlayStation 5 is sitting atop a treasure trove of games and these are our favorites. [Category: Gear, Gear / Buying Guides, Gear / Products /...
- + Wired: Jeffrey Epstein’s Island Visitors Exposed by Data Broker—A WIRED investigation uncovered coordinates collected by a controversial data broker that reveal sensitive information about visitors to an island onc...
- + Wired: The White House Puts New Guardrails on Government Use of AI—Vice President Kamala Harris says new rules for government AI deployments, including a requirement that algorithms are checked for bias, will “put the...
- + Wired: Meet the Designer Behind Neuralink’s Surgical Robot—Afshin Mehin has helped design some of the most futuristic neurotech devices. [Category: Science, Science / Psychology and Neuroscience]
- + Wired: The Baltimore Bridge Collapse Is About to Get Even Messier—Closing the city’s seaport will send shockwaves across global shipping. Supersize container ships pose a growing risk to bridges and other infrastruct...
- + Wired: Online Conspiracies About the Baltimore Bridge Collapse Are Out of Control—Conspiracy theorists are calling the Baltimore bridge collapse a “black swan event,” and blaming everything from Israel to DEI to Covid vaccines. [Cat...
- + Wired: ‘Malicious Activity’ Hits the University of Cambridge’s Medical School—Multiple university departments linked to the Clinical School Computing Service have been inaccessible for a month. The university has not revealed th...
- + Wired: Our Favorite Garmin Smartwatches Are on Sale—Spring has sprung! Whether you want to run, surf, or sleep in, we've gathered the best discounts on a few of our favorite fitness trackers. [Category:...
- + Wired: 22 Best Nintendo Switch Accessories (2024): Docks, Cases, Headsets, and More—Here are some screen protectors, chargers, and other extras for your handheld companion. [Category: Gear, Gear / Buying Guides, Gear / Products / Gami...
- + Wired Science: The Earth Will Feast on Dead Cicadas—Two cicada broods, XIX and XIII, are emerging in sync for the first time in 221 years. Birds, trees, and dirt are about to get the banquet of a lifeti...
- + Wired Science: Meet the Designer Behind Neuralink’s Surgical Robot—Afshin Mehin has helped design some of the most futuristic neurotech devices. [Category: Science, Science / Psychology and Neuroscience]
- + Wired Science: The Next Generation of Cancer Drugs Will Be Made in Space—Injectable immunotherapy drugs can be made, in theory, but gravity prevents them from crystallizing correctly. A startup thinks the solution could be ...
- + Wired Science: The Real Reason Some Abortion Pill Patients Go to the ER—The abortion pill mifepristone went in front of the US Supreme Court on Tuesday. Antiabortionists say an increase in emergency room visits shows it’s ...
- + Wired Science: The Real Reason Why Some Abortion Pill Patients Go to the ER—The abortion pill mifepristone went in front of the US Supreme Court on Tuesday. Antiabortionists say an increase in emergency room visits shows it’s ...
- + Wired Science: Why the Baltimore Bridge Collapsed So Quickly—Steel structures aren’t as strong as you might think—and the immense power of a container ship shouldn’t be underestimated. [Category: Science]
- + Wired Science: Enjoy Your Favorite Wine Before Climate Change Destroys It—Extreme heat and droughts are making it harder to grow grapes in many traditional regions. Here’s how scientists are helping the industry adapt. [Cate...