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In California, AT&T is designated as the Carrier of Last Resort. The fight is on to keep it that way.

Gender? I don’t even know her! No matter what you’ve got, these tools promise good vibes for all.

Here’s how to ditch that old alarm clock and use StandBy mode on iPhone and Bedtime mode on Android instead.

Critics have long been accused of accepting money from companies in exchange for a review of their gadget, book, or movie. Most writers would scoff at the idea, but the practice is widespread—and growing.

Forget about patchy internet connections and dead spots in the house. These WIRED-tested mesh systems will get you online in no time.

Tesla’s Model 3, the Polestar 2, Volkswagen ID.7, and Volvo C40 all missed their WLTP range claims by more than 100 miles when put to the test in arctic conditions.

It’s meant to be the best mixed reality gear yet, so why are we again grading it on how well it helps us cook pasta?

Apple has officially released macOS 14. Here’s a breakdown of all the new features, which Macs support it, and how to download it.

Plus: The Amazon and Roomba deal fails, Google Maps is getting even more AI, and there are some crazy wearable timepieces coming out of LVMH Watch Week.

Raising your computer screen is a simple fix for healthier posture. These stands, lap desks, mats, and risers may help.

The Wattbike Atom forces you to make every second of your workout count. Designed in the UK and used by professional athletes worldwide, it’s finally widely available in the US.

Our Reviews team has picked 10 pairs of slippers we love, ranging from expensive Uggs to Target slipper socks we buy in bunches.

Stanley says it uses some lead in its “industry-standard” manufacturing process, so we asked if other brands do the same.

We spoke with a product manager at Meta to learn how the company plans to bring interoperability to Threads in the coming months. It faces both technical and cultural challenges.