Wired UK How to properly secure your Ring camera against getting hacked Wired UK - Matt Burgess Amazon's Ring security cameras have proved to be hugely popular, but their security practices have been pretty lax. Rather belatedly, the company is …
Wired UK Reddit sucks for visually impaired people. Online altruists are helping Wired UK - Alex Lee Across Reddit, often buried inside the comments section, you’ll find elaborate descriptions of image posts and videos, social media screenshots and …
Wired UK Unless the PS5 comes with maracas, I'll keep my Dreamcast Wired UK - Matt Kamen My home media unit is what you might call 'cluttered'. A PS4 Pro and Xbox One X take up two of four spaces, while an American PS3 – my Region A …
Wired UK The best smart light bulbs (and some light panels, too) Wired UK - WIRED Conventional wisdom dictates that Thomas Edison pretty much nailed the first commercial light bulb, but when it came to smart features he was a bit …
Wired UK Android 11 is copying some of Apple's best privacy features Wired UK - Chris Stokel-Walker Apple users: count down the days remaining for you to laud it over your Android brethren. On February 19, Google revealed its first developer preview …
Wired UK How to use MacOS like a pro Wired UK - Andrew Williams An operating system does its job fairly well when it doesn’t make you want to pull your hair out or send you running to Google to search on how to do …
Wired UK A beginner's guide to the best graphic novels Wired UK - Matt Kamen Comic books are an art form of infinite variety. Despite being dominated by superhero publishers such as Marvel and DC, the medium lends itself to …
Wired UK The climate crisis is coming for your lovely English garden Wired UK - Victoria Turk Daffodils flowering before Christmas. Roses still in bloom in January. Grapes flourishing in the home counties. Across the UK, the changing climate …
Wired UKProduct Management Spotify's head of R&D explains the secrets of product success Wired UK - Victoria Turk Throughout his 11-year tenure at Spotify, Gustav Söderström has held the title of VP of products, chief product officer – and now head of R&D. His …
Wired UKClimate It's time to say goodbye to our most ambitious climate target ever Wired UK - Matt Reynolds In 2015, the world found its environmental rallying cry. A single line in the Paris Agreement – a pledge to “pursue efforts” to limit global …
Wired UKMarvel Comics Marvel's The Union is a grim metaphor for post-Brexit Britain Wired UK - Matt Kamen The Avengers, X-Men, and Fantastic Four are about to get some company in the pantheon of Marvel's super-teams, with the reveal of The Union, a new …
Wired UKEuropean Union Who will really benefit from the EU's big data plan? Wired UK - Gian Volpicelli “The battle for industrial data starts now,” Thierry Breton, the EU Commissioner for the Internal Market told Reuters less than a week ago. Breton, …
Wired UKSocial Media Facebook must not be allowed to dictate how it gets regulated Wired UK - Damian Collins What happens on Facebook matters. The social network connects billions of users around the world, and is for many of them their principal way of …
Wired UKCities How Citymapper deals with the chaos of the world's cities Wired UK - Victoria Turk Citymapper’s journey-planning app has become a must-download for Londoners and other urbanites looking to navigate cities’ often labyrinthine …
Wired UKPrivacy Why Europe's GDPR magic will never work in the US Wired UK - Woodrow Hartzog The internet has been with us for a quarter of a century, but the US has still not passed a law requiring its companies to abide by meaningful …
Wired UKMobile Technology As electric car sales soar, the industry faces a cobalt crisis Wired UK - Nicole Kobie Electric vehicle sales are soaring, with factories working full-pelt to churn out as many batteries as possible. And that’s creating some bottlenecks. …
Wired UKDigital Health WIRED Health Wired UK Craig Venter is the co-founder of Human Longevity, Inc. – a genomics company that's creating the world's largest and most comprehensive database of …
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Wired UKCruise Ships How the Diamond Princess became a coronavirus disaster zone Wired UK - Nicole Kobie When the Diamond Princess left the port of Yokohama in Japan on January 20, the 2,666 passengers on board were ready to unwind with a trip to China, …
Wired UK An automation competition is driving a more sustainable society Wired UK Five years ago, the United Nations set out its Sustainable Development Goals, a blueprint that all UN members unanimously adopted in order to “end …
Wired UKRobotics Heston Blumenthal wants robots to make your boring lunch Wired UK - Amit Katwala Heston Blumenthal flips through a small notebook. Inside are sketches and handwritten notes in beautiful calligraphy. On one page, he stops and …
Wired UKFossil Fuels The only way to make Drax power plant carbon neutral? Tear it down Wired UK - Maria Mellor In the small Yorkshire town of Selby, Drax stands out: a concrete giant dominating a 1,850-acre site, pouring out a steady stream of white clouds. …
Wired UKIsrael The world’s oddest Airbnb says so much about a divided Jerusalem Wired UK - Flavia Cappellini It is when they spot the sign that guests looking for their Airbnb in Jerusalem start wondering if they are in the right place. “This road leads to a …
Wired UKJeff Bezos Jeff Bezos wants to fix climate change. He can start with Amazon Wired UK - Matt Reynolds The world’s richest man has decided to lend a hand – and a considerable wedge of money – to the fight against climate change. On February 17, Amazon …
Wired UKRenewable Energy The hunt for endless, clean energy heads two miles underground Wired UK - Daniel Oberhaus There’s treasure buried deep beneath the viridescent foothills of Tuscany’s Apennine Mountains, where the stark metal trusses of the Venelle-2 …
Wired UKUnited Kingdom The UK’s data sharing deals with Europe are about to get real messy Wired UK - Nicole Kobie The UK and Europe’s data sharing is about to get messy. Brexit means the EU and UK need to agree how to keep data flowing, but government …
Wired UKStartups How OakNorth’s stingy strategy made it profitable in six months Wired UK - Natasha Bernal OakNorth founder Rishi Khosla jumps off his treadmill desk and barrels into a meeting room to talk with WIRED. He applies this same attitude to …
Wired UKMobile Technology These clever tweaks make browsing in Safari more private Wired UK - Sanjana Varghese If you have an iPhone, MacBook or iPad, it's pretty likely that Safari will be your default browser. And despite Apple's eye-catching privacy …
Wired UKTrains Making CCTV work for commuters Wired UK In order to see this embed, you must give consent to Targeting cookies. Open my . More than 20 million people use rail transportation in Tokyo to get …
