When Peloton launched its first bike in 2014, many scoffed not only at the price but also the oddity of joining fitness classes remotely, via video, like one of those awkward Skype calls with a…
The new console generation is shaping up to be a strange one, at least as far as Microsoft is concerned. From a naming convention that potentially confused people, to launching two separate-but-sorta-equal consoles on day…
WhatsApp is the most popular end-to-end encrypted messaging app in the world. But while other people can’t snoop on what you’re saying, that doesn’t mean other WhatsApp data isn’t being processed. By far the biggest…
When Tim Cook unveiled the iPhone 12 in October he detailed all the shiny new features: he lauded over 5G connectivity, waxed lyrical about the cameras and gushed about the flat-edged design. But one thing…
With 2020 being the year to fear public transport, never in recent times has there been a better argument for personal transport. But there are far more refined options to consider than a vanilla family…
The iPhone 12 series has magnets into the wound wire coil, which it uses for Qi charging Apple / WIRED Four years ago, Ashton Kutcher stood on stage at Lenovo’s Tech World exhibition in San…
For years there was a purity of message from Apple. However, after such a long period of just having the iPhone, as in the one iPhone that is so all-encompassing, so universally pleasing to iOS…
Getty Images / WIRED The Premier League’s big pay-per-view experiment is more than halfway through and it’s still proving to be as controversial with fans as when it was first announced. Over the course of…
All hail the glory of trickle-down tech. Except it’s not so much trickle-down with Apple and the new iPad Air, as it has pretty much given the non-Pro tablet most of the advantages of the…
Slack / Getty Images / WIRED The global remote work experiment shows no sign of ending anytime soon. As Europe struggles to contain a deadly second wave of Covid-19 many forward-looking companies have confirmed their…
