Consumer Electronics Wins

The team behind the “Checkra1n” jailbreaking tool for iOS has released version 0.11.0 of its software with support added for iOS 14, but only on […] Read the original post by Tim Hardwick

What you need to know A Mass Effect Trilogy remaster is pegged for a release in the next six months. It looks like it won’t be coming […] Read the original post by Stephen Warwick

Silicon Labs has introduced a family of small crystal oscillators (2.5 x 3.2mm option) and voltage-controlled crystal oscillators (VCXOs) for applications that require low jitter […] Read the original post by Steve Bush

Six years ago this month Apple introduced the Apple Watch and everyone immediately loved it and knew that it was going to be a big […] Read the original post by The Macalope

According to Apple, “Privacy is a fundamental human right… [and] also one of [Apple’s] core values.” As such, the company designs its products “to protect […] Read the original post by Jon Reed

The software industry makes amazing tools for itself, while doctors and scientists are stuck with old code. Tech needs to quit hacking and start listening. Read the original post by Paul Ford

Players of the alternate-reality game are still at it. They also seem, in these crazy days, to exhibit well-being. Read the original post by Virginia Heffernan

Don’t want to see me again? Please, spare me the proper breakup. It’s more suitable to our contactless existence. Read the original post by Elena Lacey

I went looking for the broadcasts of my coming-of-age in the early ’90s. What I discovered instead was Jean-Gabriel Prats’ trove of audio ephemera. Read the original post by Jason Parham

It’s not hard for bad actors to track or hack your phone. But put it inside a Faraday pouch and you can drop off the […] Read the original post by Matt Jancer

Whether you’re protesting or just stepping out for a boba, you deserve some algorithm-free alone time. Read the original post by Tom Simonite

The conspiracy theory has the best attributes of a multiplatform game, except that it can cause harm in the real world. Read the original post by Clive Thompson

Each month we publish a six-word story—and it could be written by you. Read the original post by WIRED Readers

Boost both your digital security and your web browsing speed with an inexpensive, DIY packet inspector. Read the original post by Scott Gilbertson

Even better, numerous C by GE products—smart bulbs, switches, and plugs—can work together, no matter what your wiring looks like. Read the original post by Christopher Null