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The company’s latest news product is an ever-replenishing playlist of audio stories—curated, in part, by the wealth of data it has on you.
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Lees meerScientists long believed that biological clocks were predominantly driven by internal rhythms. Then came a fraught discovery—about mollusks and the moon.
Lees meerAn idea to use underwater bubbles to cool oceans and deflate oncoming storms is the latest in a series of far-out schemes for controlling the weather.
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Lees meerResearchers are developing a new battery powered by lab-grown gems made from reformed nuclear waste. If it works, it will last thousands of years.
Lees meerCrowds of spectral, legless virtual fans are part of the league's stab at preserving the ambiance of pre-pandemic basketball. I took a seat.
Lees meerIf you’re a Sprint or T-Mobile subscriber, you may have a lot of questions now that the two wireless carriers have merged. And what's happening with Dish and Boost? We have answers.
Lees meerThe prankish device is the subject of a new audiobook that pokes serious fun at Silicon Valley’s culture of disruption. We spoke with its inventor.
Lees meerAutocracies and democracies alike are suppressing information within their borders, which will affect public health and security around the world.
Lees meerThe videos are racking up millions of views. Meanwhile, for victims, the legal options aren’t keeping up with the technology
Lees meerWhether your children are distance learning, in the classroom, or somewhere in between, we’ve got a school supplies list to make this year a little easier.
Lees meerShape memory alloys and a kind of plastic crystal chill quickly under force or pressure. They could lead to eco-friendly fridges and air conditioners.
Lees meerThese are WIRED's favorite wireless headphones and earbuds for taking phone calls, listening to music, working out, and more.
Lees meerTop health officials have issued contradictory statements, and the CDC's newest guidance limiting testing comes just as the Trump Administration invests in rapid tests.
Lees meerElon Musk confirmed Thursday night that a ransomware gang had approached a Gigafactory employee with alleged promises of a big payout.
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