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Ariel Koren and fellow Googlers feared the company’s technology could be used against Palestinians. She says pressure from managers forced her to resign. via Tingle Tech

A new paper argues that excitement has veered into misinformation—and scientists should be the ones to set things straight. via Tingle Tech

Prepaid phones are looking good as privacy worries peak. via Tingle Tech

This week, Asus fully revealed its first PC with a screen that folds up. WIRED has exclusive images of the prototypes it built to get there. via Tingle Tech

The agency’s lawsuit against Kochava should squash the industry’s core defense—and help keep sensitive info off the open market. via Tingle Tech

We grilled, smoked, baked, cleaned, and repeated to find the best option for every home. via Tingle Tech

The condition may be common, but issues like fever, shortness of breath, and fatigue can also be signs of other illnesses. via Tingle Tech

Plus: Chrome patches another zero-day flaw, Microsoft closes up 100 vulnerabilities, Android gets a significant patch, and more. via Tingle Tech

Hulu's latest installment, Prey, proves that the franchise is better when it tells tight stories using smaller budgets. via Tingle Tech

Farmers have to apply heaps of emissions-heavy fertilizer to provide crops with enough nitrogen. Scientists are looking to legumes for help. via Tingle Tech

Cyberinsurance doesn't cover acts of war. But even as cyberattacks mount, the definition of "warlike" actions remains blurry. via Tingle Tech

We put Rivian’s all-electric siblings through a 1,300-mile stress test. From comfort to range and versatility, they passed with flying colors. via Tingle Tech

In some of the world’s most inaccessible places, tiny satellites are watching—and listening—for signs of destruction. via Tingle Tech

Federal regulators and the White House have been scrambling to prevent poor service and a possible strike from jamming up a vital but often overlooked network. via Tingle Tech

In the last two weeks of the war, an ad hoc team armed with group chats, QR codes, and satellite maps launched a mad dash to save imperiled Afghan allies. via Tingle Tech

There are 17 dragons in HBO's new Game of Thrones prequel, each with its own quirks and intricacies. via Tingle Tech

Auto companies are designing ways to build a car’s fuel cells into its frame, making electric rides cheaper, roomier, and able to hit ranges of 620 miles. via Tingle Tech

GM president Mark Reuss talks with WIRED about how to sell EVs, his optimism for robot cars, and why the company shifted more of its supply chain back to the US. via Tingle Tech

Movable metal type is often traced back to Gutenberg’s workshop, but its history is far older in Asia. Researchers are using atomic-scale tools to rewrite the narrative. via Tingle Tech

Anti-Putin media network February Morning has become a central player in the underground fight against the Kremlin. via Tingle Tech

The key to understanding the origin and fate of the universe may be a more complete understanding of the vacuum. via Tingle Tech

KEF’s new LSX II’s have all the sound you’d expect from luxury bookshelf speakers, and they’re heinously easy to use. via Tingle Tech

What does Athens have to do with Jerusalem—and what do either have to do with Silicon Valley? via Tingle Tech

One of the platform’s best features keeps an automatic playlist downloaded with all your top bops. via Tingle Tech

We threw everything we could at—and into—these wheeled suitcases and duffel bags. Here are the ones we'd let ride shotgun. via Tingle Tech

The company added support for MacBooks this week, but critics say that the repair manuals and processes are unnecessarily complicated. via Tingle Tech

Plus: An Iranian hacking tool steals inboxes, LastPass gets hacked, and a deepfake scammer targets the crypto world. via Tingle Tech

In the Delaware River and other waterways across the US, conservationists are restoring aquatic vegetation and beds of bivalves to fight pollution. via Tingle Tech

In a huge change from the past two years, prices are low and high-end PC graphics boards are readily available. via Tingle Tech

Prepare for Labor Day weekend by loading up on everything you need for some targeted me time. via Tingle Tech

These new smartwatches are finally starting to rival the Apple Watch in utility. via Tingle Tech

Researchers compiled data from several telescopes to show that explosive stellar death can generate some of the fastest particles in the universe. via Tingle Tech

The ‘Mad Max’ director spoke with WIRED about the allegorical grace of his new movie, ‘Three Thousand Years of Longing.’ via Tingle Tech

An attack on Russian mercenaries shows how militaries are increasingly using open source data—with sometimes deadly consequences. via Tingle Tech

What was once a hobbyist toy is now a more accessible home-improvement and productivity machine. via Tingle Tech

The region’s unified approach to energy predates Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, but countries suffering from shortages may now have to watch gas flow past. via Tingle Tech

The coming-of-age comedy has divided critics. But it’s undeniably true to the vision of its creator. via Tingle Tech

These noise-canceling earbuds are as good as AirPods Pro for calls and workouts, but they’re even better for quiet listening. via Tingle Tech

Tax credits in the Inflation Reduction Act could transform how goods get to stores and consumers by incentivizing US business owners to buy zero-emission electric vehicles. via Tingle Tech

Two Spanish towns have built a network of towers that douse surrounding trees with recycled water—stopping fire in its tracks. via Tingle Tech

Without robust federal protections, the country's widespread mass surveillance systems could be used against citizens like never before. via Tingle Tech

For every person paralyzed, hundreds or thousands could be infected. It’s a setback for the long-overdue plan to eradicate the virus from the world. via Tingle Tech

Peiter “Mudge” Zatko’s claims about the company’s lax security are all bad. But one clearly captures the extent of systemic issues. via Tingle Tech

The population tally, with its normative ideas of identity and household, counted queerness nearly a century ago—but it needs to go much further.\ via Tingle Tech

In much of the US, donors aren’t obliged to disclose potentially inheritable health conditions. A proposed law could change that. via Tingle Tech

Most people don't stick with the just one in-game clan for very long. These players have stuck with the same lineage for half a decade—and counting. via Tingle Tech

As students return to school, many will find restricted campus access to abortion services and information—and perhaps reproductive care in general. via Tingle Tech

The AI-powered online doctor app is ditching its controversial NHS contracts as it focuses on the US market. via Tingle Tech

In recent years investors greeted founders with generous checks and warm smiles, but now CEOs seeking cash encounter cold shoulders. via Tingle Tech

Ask an absurd question, and xkcd’s Randall Munroe will give you a (somewhat) serious answer. An exclusive excerpt from his upcoming What If? 2. via Tingle Tech

Turning your kitchen into a café is a great way to learn (or hone) the art of making the perfect shot. via Tingle Tech

With fierce competition between third-party sellers, it can be tough to find genuinely good products. These tips can help. via Tingle Tech

White spruce trees are expanding into the Arctic tundra with stunning speed, with potentially serious consequences both for the region and the world. via Tingle Tech

Never let it be said that a Game of Thrones property isn’t going to deliver big, brutal events. via Tingle Tech

As a graduation prank, four high school students hijacked 500 screens across six school buildings to troll their classmates and teachers. via Tingle Tech

Netflix’s series treats Neil Gaiman’s comic like gospel. It needed to treat it like inspiration. via Tingle Tech

The solutions to Einstein’s equations that describe a spinning black hole won’t blow up, even when poked or prodded. via Tingle Tech

Working from home alone can get lonely and distracting. Social accountability (and better productivity) are just a few clicks away. via Tingle Tech

The social media platform just made it easier to find out who your children are interacting with online. via Tingle Tech

Police in India's capital say they only require an 80 percent accuracy rate for matches, raising new alarm bells for civil liberty advocates. via Tingle Tech

Well-meaning messages meant to keep teens safe can backfire. The key is to focus on judgment and agency, not rigid rules for screen time. via Tingle Tech

The new US law contains wins for land conservation and Black farmers but misses opportunities for school lunch programs and soil erosion prevention. via Tingle Tech

Even if it’s chunky and a little laggy, this is still the smartest and most reliable video doorbell for under $100. via Tingle Tech

Here comes the sun! With these artificial light simulators, you’ll never have a hard day’s night. via Tingle Tech

Feeling the end-of-summer blues? A killer discount on Google's Pixel 6 might help ease your woes. via Tingle Tech

The annual competition is more than just a field day. For workers from NASA, SpaceX, Blue Origin, and more, trophies and glory are on the table. via Tingle Tech

Plus: A 2012 WIRED story that didn’t quite hold up, some wisdom on tech investments, and the nightmare of atmospheric-river-fueled storms. via Tingle Tech

It takes a lot of energy to jump over cliffs and hurl rocks at the speed of sound—and that means eating at superhero capacity. via Tingle Tech

It’s still one of the few flagships with a headphone jack and microSD card slot. via Tingle Tech

Today's digitally distributed landscape makes it easier for games to get lost to time. Archivists need developers, studios, and players to help. via Tingle Tech

Parched ground is less likely to absorb water and increases the risk of dangerous flash floods. But there are ways to mitigate these conditions. via Tingle Tech

I just want to enjoy my games and movies in peace. But who can afford 15 different “ad-free” tiers? via Tingle Tech

A new generation of AI image tools can reproduce an artist’s signature style. Some creatives fear for their livelihoods. via Tingle Tech

Whether you’re skiing in the backcountry or trampolining in the backyard, we have an activity tracker for you. via Tingle Tech

The best end-to-end encrypted messaging app has a host of security features. Here are the ones you should care about. via Tingle Tech

Russia has made good on threats to reduce supply—leaving the EU to navigate several tough winters of energy squeezes. via Tingle Tech

The Freedom of Information Act helps Americans learn what the government is up to. The Poseys exploited it—and became unlikely defenders of transparency. via Tingle Tech

Implanted devices let people control computers and prosthetic limbs with their minds. But nobody knows how long they’ll last—and when they’ll need upgrades. via Tingle Tech

Watch Duty is already a lifeline for the state’s residents. Its reach could soon extend to more disasters and regions. via Tingle Tech

Treatment options for lasting Covid symptoms are limited, but initial studies suggest hyperbaric oxygen could help. via Tingle Tech

WIRED talked with long-termist philosopher William MacAskill about human extinction, Elon Musk, and his new book, What We Owe the Future. via Tingle Tech

Gases trapped in lunar meteorites hint that the moon was formed out of material displaced from Earth after a planetary collision. via Tingle Tech

Climate change is making fire season worse. Now astronomers are feeling the heat. via Tingle Tech

The company’s latest fitness tracker has onboard GPS and is surprisingly … not as crappy as before. via Tingle Tech

Hi-res imaging can help determine cause of death in very young babies—giving parents answers without the distress of an invasive autopsy. via Tingle Tech

A series of incremental changes over the years has transformed the tool from an explorative search function to one that is ripe for deception. via Tingle Tech

Sophia Papp emerged from an accident with her personality transformed. She tried to continue on as before—until she realized she could reinvent herself. via Tingle Tech

For anyone getting back into the sport, or just starting for the first time, here’s the go-to gear to get you rolling. via Tingle Tech

The legislation adds fuel to a major push for a US battery supply chain. But inconvenient geography is the least of the challenges ahead. via Tingle Tech

That .edu email is your ticket to exclusive savings on laptops, streaming services, software, and more. via Tingle Tech

Deck out your room and make class a cinch with these WIRED-tested favorites. via Tingle Tech

Small pinpricks of blood are used to screen newborns for serious health conditions—but this genetic data can have legal uses too. via Tingle Tech

The latest crisis that rocked the Greek government shows the bloc’s surveillance problem goes beyond the notorious NSO Group. via Tingle Tech

A hidden link between two seemingly unrelated particle collision outcomes shows a mysterious web of mathematical connections between disparate theories. via Tingle Tech

Here are the best disposable coverings we’ve tested and researched—and where you can find them. via Tingle Tech

Calls to “democratize technology” ring hollow when both systems seem to be failing. The key is realizing that democracy is not yet in its final form. via Tingle Tech

Keep private photos, videos, and documents away from prying eyes. via Tingle Tech

A hacker has formulated an exploit that provides root access to two popular models of the company's farm equipment. via Tingle Tech

Plus: Cisco gets hit by ransomware, Twilio gets phished, a new way to fight email spammers, and much more. via Tingle Tech

Mountaintop removal destroyed Appalachia's land. Then came the floodwaters. via Tingle Tech

Apple’s laptops are expensive, and you’ll have to make some hard choices to pick the right one. Let us help. via Tingle Tech