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If you’re using a gas stove, give your kitchen the faster, safer, and more environmentally responsible upgrade.

Developers and esports stars are ready for the global stage. Now if only major publishers would let them in.

NASA’s EMIT mission will better analyze the grime from dust-spewing regions, a critically understudied factor in climate change.

A new EU proposal would allow forced searches of users’ messages. Critics say the plan goes too far.

The solidarity movement has helped give tools and support as the company's retail employees organize.

Russia is using satellites controlled by French operator Eutelsat to broadcast state-run programming. A grassroots group is pushing for that to stop.

An epic crash in algorithmic stablecoins spells trouble for the entire industry.

These are among the very best-sounding wireless headphones you can buy, which should shock absolutely no one.

The seedlings sprouted in the regolith scooped up in the 1960s and ’70s, but astronauts won’t be harvesting lunar spuds anytime soon.

Fixating on the degree—rather than the type—of decentralization is leading us astray.

A biotech threat intelligence group is gaining supporters as urgency mounts around an overlooked vulnerable sector.

Researchers have created autonomous particles covered with patches of protein “motors.” They hope these bots will tote lifesaving drugs through bodily fluids.

This week, we discuss all the news from Google I/O, including Android 13, translation glasses, and that fancy new wearable.

This 4G router taps open source firmware to showcase advanced features at a budget price.

A group of human rights lawyers and investigators has called on the Hague to bring the first-ever “cyber war crimes” charges against Russia’s most dangerous hackers.

The Swiss city is on a quest to make crypto mainstream with an unusual partnership.

Before you pull out your camera and post to social media, here’s how to protect yourself and others.

The future of computing is AI-powered chatbots that have read the entire internet—if Google can figure out how to tame them.

The acerbic optimist thinks anxious people (like me) need to move on from Covid and start planning for the next vicious pathogen.

For years, the tech industry has relied on a six-shade scale to classify skin tones. The search giant’s open source alternative could change that.

From Android to web search, here are all the enhancements coming to your phone, tablet, and desktop this year.

EA’s newest soccer title will be called ‘EA Sports FC,’ while FIFA promises to partner with other developers for “the only authentic, real game.”

With its latest mobile OS update, Google aims to simplify the adoption of Android’s protective features for users and developers alike.

We've got a first look at the Pixel Watch, details on the Pixel 6A and Pixel Buds Pro, a peek at the Pixel 7 series, and even an Android-powered Pixel Tablet.

It’s probably not a good idea for important platforms to be in the business of frequently banning users for life.

More than 20 Google apps will be updated with tablet optimizations in the coming weeks.

Google says its voice assistant is getting more conversational, and that face unlocking is ready to replace wake words. But don't hold your breath.

Grab these deals on luggage, electronics, napping gear, and more on your way to your summer adventures.

Europe’s proposed child protection laws could undermine end-to-end encryption for billions of people.

Tiny wobbles in Earth’s gravitational field could help detect big tremors faster, but they’re hard to tease out from the planet’s seismic noise.

WIRED’s spiritual advice columnist on Jack Dorsey’s remorse for his role in creating a centralized internet and what it signals for the rest of us.

Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness erased the Scarlet Witch's growth in *WandaVision—*and retread a lot of the comic books' missteps.

Video game culture meets creepypasta posts and leaves you trapped within a liminal hellscape.

A surprising number of the top 100,000 websites effectively include keyloggers that covertly snag everything you type into a form.

Elon Musk’s intervention demonstrates how satellite internet could route around war or censorship far beyond Ukraine.

The company’s annual hardware and software event will be livestreamed Wednesday. Tune in at 10 am Pacific.

Prodigious power combined with child’s-play controls make this truck the ultimate do-anything EV.

By working together, the companies say they’re better able to find security flaws in Google Cloud’s Confidential Computing infrastructure.

Philippine researcher Fatima Gaw says the platform has become a hub for pro-Marcos historical revisionism.

For some women, inappropriate conduct from other conference-goers continued to haunt them online.

The wireless system—a mouse, a button, and a hub—is designed to increase productivity for those with limited mobility.

Apple’s cheapest smartphone deserves some good protection.

Large data sets provide intriguing—and dismaying—insights into who we're drawn to and how much that matters for our romantic happiness.

With a facility the size of a small shipping container, re:3D lets communities recycle their junk into useful products right on-site.

International experts are using earthly policies as models to hash out regulations for orbiting spacecraft, from preventing conflict to limiting trash.

The vast majority of tick-borne disease goes unrecorded, meaning life-threatening pathogens are traveling under the radar to new locations.

The virtual reality fitness program is inspiring users—like me—who say they never felt accepted by traditional gyms.

WIRED’s editor in chief weighs in on fast fashion’s fraught ethics, Web3’s potential for good, and more from the next issue.

Block.One created the EOS blockchain and raised $4 billion in a record-breaking ICO. Now, its users have taken over.

Crypto dreamers want to free us from Big Tech and exploitative capitalism—using only the blockchain, game theory, and code. What could possibly go wrong?