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15-inch MacBook Air (M4, 2025) Review: Bluer and Better
12. March 2025 (00:42)
The latest 15-inch MacBook Air is bluer and better than ever before—and it dropped in price. (Wired)
This Is How Measles Kills
11. March 2025 (20:09)
Measles is known for its characteristic rash, but it can have serious respiratory and neurologic complications. (Wired)
Our Favorite Robot Vacuum and Mop Is $300 Off
11. March 2025 (18:39)
You can get the Roborock Qrevo S for its cheapest price ever on Amazon. (Wired)
Elon Musk Has Wanted the Government Shutdown
11. March 2025 (18:21)
Sources tell WIRED that Elon Musk has wanted a government shutdown in part because it would potentially make it easier to eliminate the jobs of hundreds of thousands of federal workers. (Wired)
Ninja Swirl by Creami Soft Serve Machine Review: Joy in Every Cup
11. March 2025 (15:12)
Buying a Ninja Swirl is almost as good as having your own personal frozen yogurt shop. (Wired)
What Really Happened With the DDoS Attacks That Took Down X
11. March 2025 (14:42)
Elon Musk said a “massive cyberattack” disrupted X on Monday and pointed to “IP addresses originating in the Ukraine area” as the source of the attack. Security experts say that's not how it works. (Wired)
Apple MacBook Air (13-Inch, M4) Review: More Power For Less Money
11. March 2025 (14:00)
This lightweight machine comes equipped with a bit more power and some necessary improvements, all for a more affordable price. (Wired)
Apple Mac Studio (M4 Max, 2025) Review: Small but Mighty
11. March 2025 (14:00)
For creatives who need the very highest level of performance, the Mac Studio delivers it—and then some. (Wired)
Ford Is Sticking With an EV Future
11. March 2025 (13:00)
CEO Jim Farley tells us that every qualified owner of a Ford electric car has received an adaptor that allows them to charge up at Tesla-operated Supercharger stations. (Wired)
How to Turn a Live Boston Bruins Hockey Broadcast Into a Cartoon
11. March 2025 (12:00)
The NHL is using new technology to overlay animations on top of real live hockey action. It points to a future of fully personalized sports broadcasting in which fans control what’s on their screens. (Wired)