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Here's a guide to all the models-plus Pixel case recommendations and smart software tricks to try.

Electric grills dangle the potential of being greener, safer, and more consistent than propane grills. But the experience of using one is frustrating.

The concept of space-time makes Star Trek-style warp drives theoretically possible, and researchers have proposed a way of detecting their use.

A long-awaited study of the cosmic expansion rate suggests that when it comes to the Hubble tension, cosmologists are still missing something.

Large changes bring this classic programmer's mechanical keyboard into modernity without sacrificing its soul.

Use these tools in iOS and Android to exchange contact details and never fumble with business cards again.

After a quarter of a century, the disease has returned to Gaza, prompting a campaign to immunize all of the territory's children against the virus.

Plus: Kaspersky's US business sold, Nigerian sextortion scammers jailed, and Europe's controversial encryption plans return.

Eastern equine encephalitis, which has a high mortality rate, is becoming more common in North America as climate changes expands the habitats of insects.

The all-electric sibling of Volvo has a new CEO, new models landing, and a new plant in South Carolina-but will this be enough to stop the EV brand's decline?

NASA has three more operational Starliner missions on the books. It hasn't decided whether it will commit to any more than that.

Despite its limitations, the makers of MarioVGG think AI video could one day replace game engines.

The rapid expansion of Cancun since the 1970s has created a vastly unequal city, with overpopulated neighborhoods deprived of public space propping up the city's lavish tourist districts.

A WIRED analysis shows that right-wing stars like Tim Pool and Benny Johnson focused on topics like Elon Musk and supposed racism toward white people in hundreds of videos allegedly paid for by Russia.

Targeted Victory's largest client is the Republican National Committee. It's now fielding inquiries for X about Elon Musk's standoff with Brazil.

We traveled thousands of miles to bring you the best tires, tow straps, and tool kits to get you out there ... and back again.

A phone with magnetic mods, a new handheld gaming console, and a robot vacuum that can climb stairs. Here's the best new gear announced at IFA in Berlin.

Even after seven years, the original Digitakt can still hold its own against modern samplers. The Digitakt II is better in almost every way.

The spy agency that dared not speak its name is now the Joe Rogan of the SIGINT set. And the pod's actually worth a listen.

Nine years after its predecessor debuted, the fourth-generation Nest Learning Thermostat blends beauty with smarts.

After eight years of development, Sony pulled the plug on Concord today after just two weeks. Fans loved it, but seemingly not enough. Is the future of the industry blockbuster-or-bust?

A 125-year-old theory explains why humans want luxury items even more when the prices go up. Blame social media-and ubiquitous counterfeits-for making it even worse.

Distraction Control, which removes annoying elements from web pages, is coming to the iPhone's default browser with the release of iOS 18.

Yes, it means we're moving into Demure Autumn or even PSL Time, but it also indicates seasons themselves are getting warped by meme culture.

Video and audio of therapy sessions, transcripts, and other patient records were accidentally exposed in a publicly accessible database operated by the virtual medical company Confidant Health.

After a public standoff with a judge over X and Starlink's operations in the country, Elon Musk is showing signs of wavering.

This week on Politics Lab, we're talking about AI's potential impact on the election-and why it's so hard to regulate nationwide.

Unlike in the Atlantic, there is little to stop high-intensity storms forming in Southeast Asia, and climate change is making conditions even more perilous.

Security researchers have discovered a cryptographic flaw that leaves the YubiKey 5 vulnerable to attack.

Newly unsealed court documents reveal in unprecedented detail a campaign called the Good Old USA Project, which Russian authorities believed could impact the US election.

Unit 29155 of Russia's GRU military intelligence agency-a team responsible for coup attempts, assassinations, and bombings-has branched out into brazen hacking operations with targets across the world.

Write right with one of our favorite notebooks, journals, and sketchbooks.

Ask Photos" is a conversational way to find specific photos in your ever-expanding image library.

With 20,000 internet providers across the country, the technical challenges of blocking X in Brazil mean some connections are slipping through the cracks.

It's not a Copilot+ PC, but this Asus laptop delivers great performance even on AI tasks. It also has outstanding battery life.

Hisense's middle-rung QLED TV packs a powerful picture at a very nice price.

Four versions of the Omega x Swatch mashup are now available on the brand's website-but only if you're in two specific countries.

Capable, durable, and impossibly slim, the Honor Magic V3 might be the best folding phone you can buy.

This week, we talk about recent developments with messaging apps Telegram and Signal, and discuss the future of encrypted messaging, surveillance capitalism, and nonprofit business models in tech.

xBloom's all-in-one Studio Coffee Machine is a work in progress but still wows.

The city's short-term stay law was meant to lower rents and open up apartments for full-time residents. Critics claim the data shows it's not working.

With 60 days left in the campaign, election denial group True the Vote has rolled out a new app so supporters can share, boost, and report election conspiracies.

Red Rooms is about things that happen in the dark corners of the internet. Naturally it found an audience of fans who pirated it there.

Using special software, WIRED investigated police surveillance at the DNC. We collected signals from nearly 300,000 devices, revealing vulnerabilities for both law enforcement and everyday citizens alike.

Legislation addressing the crisis of deepfake porn is being proposed, passing, and failing at the state level all over the US. WIRED is keeping track of it all.

In an unsealed indictment, the DOJ alleges that employees of state-owned RT contracted for and oversaw the dissemination of Kremlin talking points by popular right-wing influencers, including Benny Johnson and Tim Pool.

Hachette v. Internet Archive was brought by book publishers objecting to the archive's digital lending library.

The ecommerce giant has acquired a team to give robots greater intelligence and dexterity-potentially automating much more of its warehouse operations.

The Trump family has spent the past month hyping an upcoming crypto venture. In the absence of hard details about the project, scammers are filling in the blanks.

Don't let busted pipes or an overflowing washing machine dampen your day. These WIRED-tested smart water sensors can help you catch problems quicker.