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My journey to play games like Starfield on anything except an Xbox accidentally proved the console still has its place.

It’s rare for WIRED to pronounce a new car an instant smash hit, but the all-electric Renault 5 ticks all the boxes.

Plus: Apple offers $1 million to hack its AI cloud infrastructure, Iranian hackers successfully peddle stolen Trump campaign docs, Russia hacks the nation of Georgia, and a “cyberattack” that wasn’t.

From imported gore to found footage frights, these movies are sure to get you into the spirit of the season.

Tony Tulathimutte, author of Rejection, peers into the soul of millennial disorder in the way that no one else does.

Science Corporation's retinal implant allowed some people who lost their central vision to read, play cards, and recognize faces.

A US Attorney's office is investigating the company behind the doomed expedition to the wreck of the Titanic, sources tell WIRED, even as a civil suit is already underway.

These new augmented reality glasses show so much promise, it's like they posses super powers for specs. But there's a familiar problem.

Silicon Valley A-listers are funding Pacific Fusion, a startup that founding CEO Eric Lander says will have a full-scale demonstration system within a decade.

From flagship and budget to flipping and folding, Samsung’s Galaxy range spans the breadth of the smartphone cosmos. WIRED’s here to help you make your choice.

Chronically online millennials turning memes into costumes used to be all the rage. Now, the TikTok generation has a new challenge to bring back some old classics.

The city’s light-rail system has used 5¼-inch floppy disks for nearly 40 years. Getting off them won't come cheap.

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Curl up by the fire—or start your own—with our favorite vibrators, suction toys, lubes, and condoms this holiday season.

After losing ground to its rivals, Amazon is finally fighting back. Panos Panay argues the timing is just right.

There are hundreds of Constitutional Sheriffs around the country who believe they are the ultimate legal power in their county. We break down how they have coalesced with the election denial movement.