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Whether your ride is an errand-runner or an escape from daily responsibilities, we’ve got the gear you need right here. via Tingle Tech

Despite having tiny arthropod brains, spiders in a new experiment showed some complex cognitive calculations. via Tingle Tech

These monthly deliveries will help children start coding or cooking, and encourage them to read about the world or learn science. via Tingle Tech

Wireless headphones and earbuds are convenient, but they come with a host of tricky troubleshooting problems. Here’s how to fix them all. via Tingle Tech

When the brain encodes memories as positive or negative, a small peptide called neurotensin determines which way they will go. via Tingle Tech

As Elon Musk took leadership, no one knew how to say goodbye to the pre-Elon era better than the users themselves. via Tingle Tech

Slap on some protection and grab a charger for your very expensive investment. via Tingle Tech

From old-school gore to Gen Z screams, these movies are sure to get you into the spirit of the season. via Tingle Tech

This is a moment to choose a different path, inspired by the lessons of thriving offline communities. via Tingle Tech

The new top-end tablets from the company hardly offer much new, but they're still the best if you don't mind the high price. via Tingle Tech

After trying and failing to escape his $44 billion deal to buy the platform, Musk is in control and set to make major changes. via Tingle Tech

It’s the miracle material that makes cars, computers, and modern medicine possible. It has also corrupted every corner of the environment. via Tingle Tech

Investors have got the hots for "generative AI" that can make text and images. But so far, the hype runs ahead of the business results. via Tingle Tech

Telescopes around the world are capturing photons from the blast, and researchers anticipate exciting discoveries ahead. via Tingle Tech

Florida’s storms unleashed deadly vibrio bacteria in their wake. They’ll be a growing threat as the world gets warmer and wetter. via Tingle Tech

Tote your photo and video gear around in style. We tested more than 60 packs and rounded up our favorites. via Tingle Tech

Whether you’re looking for an all-arounder, a gaming powerhouse, or a wallet-friendly machine, we’ve found discounts from trusted retailers. via Tingle Tech

Whether you want a backyard presenter or a theater-quality behemoth, our picks will help you upgrade your at-home movie nights. via Tingle Tech

What was once a basic and affordable entry-level tablet now feels anything but. via Tingle Tech

Sitting at a desk for hours? Upgrade your WFH setup and work in style with these WIRED-tested comfy seats. via Tingle Tech

At the end of its 39th season, it’s become clear the Time Lord’s world, despite always regenerating, has become static and small. via Tingle Tech

Calculating the likelihood of dying in a nuclear conflict sounds like an impossible task, but it could give us a whole new way to think about the risk. via Tingle Tech

Keeping rodents off Santa Cruz Island is an exhausting task. But now, conservationists are getting an assist from an AI-powered surveillance system. via Tingle Tech

After bad press about its App Store rules, Apple added a way to challenge app rejections. Creators say projects still get blocked for no good reason. via Tingle Tech

Whether you seek spooky chills, jump scares, or creeping dread, we have horror show recommendations to sate your thirst. via Tingle Tech

It’s the indispensable multi-tool of the kitchen. We sliced and diced our way through meats and veggies to find today’s best blades. via Tingle Tech

Make life hard for bike thieves and shackle your precious with these U-locks and bike chains, plus tips on how best to secure it. via Tingle Tech

Plus: Uber wants to serve ads during rides, and popular streaming services start cracking down on shared accounts. via Tingle Tech

With your work in one place and your friends in another, here are some ways to familiarize the office app a bit. via Tingle Tech

"Divergent" author Veronica Roth's new novel is about a young women coming to terms with the authoritarian regime that manipulated her. via Tingle Tech

Welcome to your shiny new Google-powered smartphone. It will be up and ready in no time with these handy tips. via Tingle Tech

Plus: Pipeline vandals, ketchup on hot dogs, and a billion missing crabs. via Tingle Tech

Apple’s tablet lineup is more confusing than ever. We’re here to help you find the right slate for your needs. via Tingle Tech

A battery-powered motor lets you enjoy most of the benefits of biking, minus the sweat. via Tingle Tech

The internet service tool was essential in the early days of the war with Russia. But the caprices of SpaceX CEO Elon Musk have exposed dangerous flaws. via Tingle Tech

Many independent auto shops can’t afford the equipment needed to fix today’s complex vehicles. Prepare to wait longer for repairs. via Tingle Tech

How shade is cast reveals details of the rugged lunar landscape, allowing NASA to create 3D models for astronauts and rovers. via Tingle Tech

The horror mastermind spent decades making cinema classics like Halloween and They Live. Lately, he finds much more joy in music. via Tingle Tech

Vice Society has a superpower that’s allowed it to quietly carry out attacks on schools and hospitals around the world: mediocrity. via Tingle Tech

Executive producers Lisa Joy and Jonathan Nolan say making their new Amazon show The Peripheral was like being “futurists with an infinite R&D budget.” via Tingle Tech

Pushing more ads at users would compensate for slowing smartphone sales but risks annoying Apple fans—and antitrust regulators. via Tingle Tech

Some of our favorite camera gear is on sale, just in time to capture the dazzling colors of autumn. via Tingle Tech

Repressive regimes are teaching each other how to control protesters' web access with increasingly surgical precision. via Tingle Tech

If you stumble on one you just can't beat, there is no other choice but to watch others do it online. via Tingle Tech

Russia’s invasion is reversing years of environmental progress. But the world can help Ukraine reconstruct its damaged landscape and energy systems. via Tingle Tech

From microchips to trackers, these tools can save you some heartache and help bring your fur babies back home. via Tingle Tech

In the future, remote-controlled quadcopters might mean that researchers won’t have to crawl inside volcanoes to collect carbon dioxide anymore. via Tingle Tech

Dancers say a law to protect people working at ride-hailing and food delivery apps has been used to undercut their livelihoods. via Tingle Tech

Now that brands are getting on board, the trend—wherein friends show up at someone’s home with a slab covered in similar foods—could be on its way out. via Tingle Tech

Two new 4K Apple TVs and a Pencil trick were also unveiled. via Tingle Tech

Workers have prevailed at only one out of four Amazon warehouses that have held a unionization vote, and the retail giant has made clear it will spend heavily to oppose worker organizing. via Tingle...

Keep your logins locked down with our favorite apps for PC, Mac, Android, iPhone, and web browsers. via Tingle Tech

The bacteria, which contaminate poultry meat, sicken 1.35 million Americans every year. But there’s very little the federal government can do to stop it. via Tingle Tech

The social app with a reputation for being somewhat oblique has dropped several new features that make it easier for newbies to have a good experience. via Tingle Tech

Your best friend can receive timely medical help without ever leaving home, and this guide to our favorite televets can help. via Tingle Tech

East European governments are starting to distribute the tablets as a precaution, but there are limits to the protection they offer, and who might need them. via Tingle Tech

For six months, this robot vacuum has been the easiest and most reliable tool in my house. via Tingle Tech

Whether you’re into esports or casual fragging, these are the greatest gaming mice we’ve tested. via Tingle Tech

Supermassive black holes are engines of galactic evolution, but new observations of our galaxy and its central hole don’t quite match expectations. via Tingle Tech

Plus: Hackers hit the Mormon Church, Signal plans to ditch SMS for Android, and a Fat Bear election erupts in scandal. via Tingle Tech

City residents have long resorted to low-cost, do-it-yourself remedies that may be harmful to human health. via Tingle Tech

Here’s a guide to all the models—plus case recommendations and hidden software tricks to try. via Tingle Tech

There are many ways to make your internet faster, but the specifics depend on what you’re willing to spend right now. via Tingle Tech

Social media provides a lot of discourse, but sometimes, a minor revolt over a coffee chain’s loyalty program is the best use of its tools. via Tingle Tech

Plus: How Mark Zuckerberg fell in love with VR, the fake future of documentaries, and armageddon. via Tingle Tech

This easy-going little electric bike has a step-through frame so low that anyone can cruise it out. via Tingle Tech

A British court ruled that teenager Molly Russell died in part because of online content—but holding platforms accountable is complicated. via Tingle Tech

All it takes is a few lights and some fabric to transport yourself anywhere on camera. via Tingle Tech

Shopping for a new phone can be an ordeal. Let us take some of the pain out of it with these WIRED-tested picks and tips. via Tingle Tech

The subscription-based fitness platform winningly combines old-school one-on-one training and modern-day mobile technology. via Tingle Tech

The economy could get a boost if machine learning engineers switched from copying human abilities to augmenting them. via Tingle Tech

The latest additions to Hestan’s app-controlled countertop burner system show how this sector of the smart kitchen is progressing, and where it still lags. via Tingle Tech

This week, we discuss Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg’s ambitions for growing virtual reality as a platform, and how the new Quest Pro headset fits into that vision. via Tingle Tech

A new study finds no correlation between research and development spending and outlandish drug prices. via Tingle Tech

Cameras inside the device that track eye and face movements can make an avatar’s expressions more realistic, but they raise new privacy questions. via Tingle Tech

By releasing half a million users’ transactions in a bankruptcy court filing, the company has opened a vast breach in its users’ financial privacy. via Tingle Tech

These phones remain unbeatable when it comes to sheer value. via Tingle Tech

The Fitbit-enabled smartwatch lacks SpO2 and auto workout tracking, but its accuracy, elegance, and comfort more than make up for those oversights. via Tingle Tech

Amazon isn't the only one in a prime position to unleash killer discounts on smart TVs, headphones, and Apple devices. via Tingle Tech

Scientists integrated tiny cell clusters called organoids with the animals’ own tissue, a step toward developing sophisticated mini-models of the brain. via Tingle Tech

Say hello to next-gen Surface laptops and a new app called Microsoft Designer. via Tingle Tech

The manufacturer of well-priced TV streaming devices has partnered with Wyze to release affordable cameras, smart plugs, and smart lights. via Tingle Tech

Sure, my telepresence robot had some issues—but for students like me who can’t make it to campus because of disability or illness, these tools open new doors. via Tingle Tech

Well-meaning efforts to integrate the hand signal with digital technology could expose vulnerable people to detection and escalated violence. via Tingle Tech

Upgrade your digs with Amazon price cuts on cooking gadgets, TVs, vacuums, and more. via Tingle Tech

Here’s everything you need to know about where Google’s smartwatch platform stands now. via Tingle Tech

From Echo smart displays and speakers to Fire tablets, snag the retailer’s own hardware on sale. via Tingle Tech

Les Johnson, author of the new book A Traveler’s Guide to the Stars, talked to WIRED about solar sails and more ways to get farther into the final frontier. via Tingle Tech

NASA will soon release the results of its DART mission to find out whether crashing a probe into a space rock can deflect it. Here’s how they'll do the math. via Tingle Tech

Between litter boxes, beds, scratchers, and trees, felines need a lot of stuff. Here’s what the cats of WIRED have tested and loved. via Tingle Tech

These pollinators can help urban gardens grow. That will be critical for cooling cities as the planet warms. via Tingle Tech

These WIRED-tested, battery-powered headphones will serve you well whether you’re chatting with teammates in Fortnite or coworkers in Zoom. via Tingle Tech

Only a few titles for Sony's new PlayStation console really take advantage of the powerful hardware. Here are our favorites. via Tingle Tech

Whether you’re in elementary school or college, these apps and services offer study guides, mindfulness exercises, and more. via Tingle Tech

Shopping for a new phone can be an ordeal. Let us take some of the pain out of it with these WIRED-tested picks and tips. via Tingle Tech

Plus: Ebike battery safety is under renewed scrutiny, Amazon kills off the kid-friendly Glow speaker, Apple weathers accusations of anti-union activities. via Tingle Tech

California activists fought to frame climate change as an air quality problem. Now it’s federal law. via Tingle Tech

Slap on some protection and grab a charger for your very expensive investment. via Tingle Tech

In What If? 2, Randall Munroe explains that evading gravity can reduce your mass—but let’s do the math to see how far you have to go. via Tingle Tech

Plus: The future as seen from 1991, Google fights Apple for your wrist, and nuclear war. via Tingle Tech

Whether you need a travel-friendly slate or something affordable for the kids, we tested every model to find the right one for everybody. via Tingle Tech