Category: Tech news

Yes, iTunes was bloated and terrible. But it still deserves a proper sendoff.

Though the internet does like to ask if they’re a couple often.

The new film, about the 1966 24 Hours of Le Mans, looks like fun.

Last year, a Chinese scientist tried to give two babies a mutation to protect them from HIV. But that mutation also seems to shave years off people’s lives.

A mouse is stuck swimming in a pool while a cat paces, ready to strike. Here’s how to calculate the mouse’s optimal strategy.

This cute little alarm clock has Google Assistant inside.

According to a group of researchers, culturing insect cells could be easier and more efficient than culturing cow cells.

The next film in the franchise is all about millennials. Kinda.

Yet again, a bug in Apple’s safeguards against “synthetic clicks” allows hackers to slip past Mojave’s security restrictions on apps.

Reports say the federal government is considering antitrust probes of Google and Amazon. Big Tech could be a bogeyman for both sides in the 2020 election.

Lyft’s Motivate has exclusive bike-share contracts with several cities. San Francisco officials are debating what “exclusive” means.

The 30th anniversary of the end of the Tiananmen uprising highlights how Chinese, and Western, companies filter what Chinese internet users can see.

Apple’s developer conference kicks off June 3 at 10 am Pacific. Follow along with us for analysis and commentary from WIRED’s editors.

You can stream Monday’s WWDC keynote on your iOS device, on your computer, or—the best way—on your Apple TV.

Plus: You can now pay for some NYC subway rides with your iPhone, but the system is about more than just fast taps.