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Months of quarantining and social distancing have meant shortages of essentials. If you need a mask or air purifier, we found discounts for you.

These smart speakers hardly ever go on sale. You can save on Sonos One, Beam, Move, and more—but most deals end today.

We need to stay indoors and not travel for the rest of the year. Why not stockpile on Switch, PlayStation, and Xbox titles?

Let's be honest, Zoom birthdays and happy hours are bad. But an emerging type of platform known as “proximity chat” could offer a better option.

Using tricked-out drones, scientists are watching vegetation boom in the far north. Their findings could have big implications for the whole planet.

Homesteading used to be a dream for another time. Then cottagecore happened.

On this week’s Get WIRED podcast, features editor Mark Robinson talks to writer Brendan Koerner about an unconventional poker player and the woman who called him out.

Officials in many cities feel they couldn't rein in Uber and Lyft. Now they're being stricter with other innovative forms of transportation.

Which major platform has a news feed, disappearing posts, private messaging, and a live broadcasting feature? That would be … all of them.

Millions of EVs will soon hit the road, but the world isn’t ready for their old batteries. A crop of startups wants to crack this billion-dollar problem.

“Everyone onboard the scavenging habitat knew there was no correlation between the unreality and what lay underneath.”

You can get a discount on some great electric bikes right now—plus accessories!

Get your Prime on with our favorite deals on Amazon’s ebook readers, tablets, speakers, and more.

The pandemic has proven the need for new technologies that can radically change online learning models. But investors are more interested in existing platforms.

An exercise in pure mathematics has led to a wide-ranging theory that unites Plato with geophysics.

Mirrorless cameras, smartphone lenses, SD cards—it might be time to update your photo kit with these discounts.

As the Signal protocol becomes the industry standard, it's worth understanding what sets it apart from other forms of end-to-end encrypted messaging.

Go ahead, give them the keys to your heart—but anything more could make a cybersecurity mess.

Canada’s most endangered mammal is back from the brink of extinction—and offers hope as an “ambassador” for the conservation of less adorable species.

Streaming services are giving LGBTQ fans a tidy package of content this holiday season.

It is very useful for showing data that spans different orders of magnitude—like case numbers in South Korea compared to the numbers in the United States.

In a program that overcame three court challenges this year, planes with high-tech cameras circled the city up to 40 hours a week.

Despite the Trump campaign’s fight to overturn the election, the wheels of American democracy keep turning.

Vizio has finally made a 55-inch OLED TV for less than $1,000. This is the best television discount this year.

The notion of resurrecting people as digital entities is becoming less hypothetical. But just because something can be done, doesn’t always mean it should.

Every Black Friday we get the same question: “Do I have to buy a smart TV?” Well, the short answer is yes, if you want an HDTV that's worth the money.

First Baptist Church was founded in secret in 1776. It’s been hidden under a parking lot in Colonial Williamsburg for decades—a metaphor for the failures of archaeology and American history.

The wireless Cyclone V10 is light, beautiful, and modular, and it helps me clean everything from carpets to couches to the trunk of my car.

Vaccines can prevent symptoms, but some can also keep people from spreading infection. That’s critical, and no one knows if the new vaccines do it.

HBO is turning the wildly popular game into a series.

The administration’s nomination of Antony Blinken is a good start. But mending the damage of the past four years will require a complete reorientation.

There's been even more good news this week, this time from the Oxford-AstraZeneca trials. But a closer look reveals some very shaky science.

Think you’ve got an interesting microbiome? Your body ain’t got nothing on what’s accumulated on Leonardo’s drawings over 500 years.

You don’t have to wait until the day after Thanksgiving—or leave your house—to get in on these discounts.

A new wave of startups is trying to optimize meetings, from automated scheduling tools to facial recognition that measures who’s paying attention.

The PlayStation 5 reboot, like Shadow of the Colossus before it, loses the visual language of the original, undoing its magic.

In a year of chaos, a series of internet tropes has sought to offer escape from the turmoil.

Across the internet, pairs of best friends are parlaying their friendships into creative—and lucrative—business partnerships.

A holiday guide to navigating the deep swamp of polluted information.

Have a bunch of Amazon Echo speakers (or Google or Apple devices) around your house? Here's how to organize and control them all easily.

How do humans perceive color? An NIH experiment finds a way to measure what happens after light hits the eye—using brain scans.

Organizations say they struggle with the social media giant's registration system and inability to reach a live person.

We’re all cooking more than ever in 2020. These six selections offer some new kitchen adventures.

A clever technique allows scientists to scan a heart and reconstruct it in a soup of gelatin. It's like making jello, only way more useful for surgeons.

The company is rolling out a patch for the vulnerabilities, which allowed one researcher to break into a car in 90 seconds and drive away.

Amazon and Microsoft have hired lobbyists. So too have airlines, retailers, wireless carriers, and cruise operators.

On this week’s episode of Get WIRED, we’re lending our feed to The Pitchfork Review for a conversation with the figureheads of hyperpop.

Microsoft's most affordable laptop is a great machine for simple tasks, but it skimps out on the thing you'll stare at the most.

Two vaccines are nearly here—but their unusual storage requirements could deprive the rural areas that need them most. A tech fix might be coming.

For now, the security measure will be available only to people using the beta version of the app.