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You get too many rings and blips and squawks on your smartphone. Here's how to shut them up.

On Cameo, you can buy personalized video messages from a marketplace of 20,000 celebrities.

AI is outpacing our ability to understand it, says the Tesla CEO. It will open a new chapter for society, replies the Alibaba cofounder.

Photographer Cody Cobb created the images during long solo camping trips across America.

Plus: A California bill takes aim at Uber drivers, and a cargo drone flies itself

A new paper tracked possible bias among scientists awarding prestigious research positions.

The answer, dear reader, is no. Plus: Amazon on fire, Hong Kong in turmoil, genes for queerness, and more.

The all-electric flier can tote up to 70 pounds, cruise at 75 mph, and cover 35 miles with a fully charged battery.

All of our favorite bed-in-a-box mattresses are on sale for Labor Day weekend, including some by Helix, Leesa, and Casper.

Modern humans and Neanderthals commingled at many points in history, raising the possibility that the ancient hominins were just another version of us.

REI's annual Labor Day Sale has kicked off early, with deals on foldable kayaks, cargo bikes, headlamps, socks, and more.

Voyager 2 completed its historic flyby 30 years ago. No probe has been back since.

The sci-fi drama is one of the most unusual and daring shows in years.

Pro tip: Prepare all your meals in a waffle maker—it will change your life.

Attacking Iran, a web host data breach, and more of the week's top security news.

The short-term rental startup has settled lawsuits with Boston and Miami, agreeing to turn over data officials say they need to police the industry.

Like so many Twitter attacks lately, it was a SIM swap.

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Even conservative lawmakers say they're open to more regulation when it comes to tech companies and children online. So where is it?

Drones and satellites make it easy to detect and plug methane leaks, benefitting oil and gas companies and the environment alike.

Also, 'Destiny 2' is getting something that looks like a Battle Pass and there might be new 'Witcher' games on the way.

Cell phone signal boosters can disrupt entire networks, which is why they're tightly regulated by the FCC. But it's all too easy to find unauthorized devices online.

Biohackers inserted a device—a hard drive plus router—into their legs. They say it could improve data security, but it also raises knotty legal issues.

*The Dark Crystal: Age of Resistance*, a prequel series to the 1982 movie, will freak you and your kids right the hell out in all the best ways.

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WIRED’s Paris Martineau joins the show to explain all the ways Facebook tracks your activity across Instagram and the rest of its apps.

Runners are prepping for the high heat of next month's IAAF World Championships in Doha. Under climate change, that training may become the norm.

The ride-hail companies offer more pay and benefits to drivers—and threaten a ballot measure to prevent those same drivers from being classified as employees.

Ryan Taft didn’t know that he would become one of the world’s leading experts in diagnosing rare genetic diseases. Then he met Stephen Damiani.

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For two years, a handful of websites have indiscriminately hacked thousands of iPhones.

This one paradoxical photo captures the essence of unmet fried-food desires.

On the surface, the game feels cold and brutal. But beneath all that, it's disturbingly alive.

Your options for repairing a broken Apple device just got a lot better as the company loosens its policies on third-party fixes.

A new indictment against alleged Capital One hacker Paige Thompson includes a few fresh details about the case.

Also, 'The OA' won't be getting a movie and Rotten Tomatoes adds more female critics.

Photographer Ezio D'Agostino documents the tiny European country's space-mining ambitions.

In a sweeping indictment, the feds came down hard on two unauthorized streaming services that allegedly crossed a very important line.

The intelligence community has plans for a telescope network that can see not just a blob in orbit but details such as a satellite’s solar panels.

Levandowski has been part of key developments in self-driving tech, from the Darpa Grand Challenge to his time at Google and Otto and Uber.

Seen in the wild, robots often appear cute and nonthreatening. This doesn't mean we shouldn't be hostile.

The new standard promises to improve the speed and reliability of your home Wi-Fi network. And it arrives as soon as this fall.

Former Google and Uber engineer Anthony Levandowski was indicted on charges of stealing trade secrets. But what exactly are those, anyway?

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Internet celebrity fauxmances are turning fans into cynical, screen-bound sleuths.

The show rebels against a genre of television-making that has historically cast out the stories of black teen boys.

Call them fire tornadoes or fire whirls, these spinning conflagrations can tear roofs off houses and spread flames unpredictably. Here's how they work.

The effort to save the beloved but little-watched sci-fi show is one that understands the stakes of the streaming wars.

Facebook knows so much about its users that it can link their accounts, even when created under different names, from different devices.