Author Archives: Wired Staff

This week, we cover the basics of cycling for fun and transportation, including selecting, maintaining, and accessorizing your two-wheeler. Continue reading How to Get Started Biking→

This week, we discuss all the news from Google I/O, including Android 13, translation glasses, and that fancy new wearable. Continue reading Yes, We Want a Pixel Watch→

This week, the journalist and entrepreneur joins us to talk about the possible changes Elon Musk could bring to his new social network. Continue reading Kara Swisher’s Take on Twitter→

This week, we discuss Snap’s new “selfie drone” and what its arrival says about the company’s ambitions. Continue reading What Snap’s Liftoff Means for the Social Media Company→

This week, we discuss Elon Musk’s bid to buy the platform, and we debate whether an edit button would be a sensible addition. Continue reading What Would Elon’s Twitter Takeover Look Like?→

This week, we learn about the new browser from DuckDuckGo and share some of our web privacy tips. Continue reading New Tools for Taking Control of Your Web Browsing→

This week we discuss the Peloton Guide and debate the role the company’s cameras and computer vision tech could play in the coming years. Continue reading How Peloton’s Body-Tracking Tech Fits Into Its Future→

This week we discuss Lapsus$, the group claiming to have pulled the recent hack on Okta. Continue reading Who’s Behind the Okta Hack?→

This week, we walk through what it takes to make your own Web3 decentralized autonomous organization. (Yes, there are tokens.) Continue reading So, You Want to Start a DAO→

This week, we talk about the limitations of using facial recognition technology to identify suspected criminals. Continue reading The AI Placed You at the Crime Scene, but You Weren’t There→