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Hackers are targeting WordPress websites running a vulnerable version of the WP Maps Pro plugin, which allows creating rogue administrator accounts without authentication. [...]
These open-source apps have earned a permanent spot on my Android phone, but sadly, you won’t find them on the Play Store.
I still pay for three apps on a monthly basis, which is far less than I used to. The total bill comes in at $45 per month, which feels steep.
As T-Mobile and other carriers move away from Starlink, the company finds itself in an interesting position.
One-tap mechanics, zen visuals, and no learning curve are what make Alto's Odyssey the perfect game for people like me.
The M-Track Duo HD Producer Pack removes the last remaining excuse for terrible audio and potentially terrible opinions.
Until Google gives us a Good Lock equivalent for for Pixels, Essentials is the next best thing.
Find out whether a single Wi-Fi router or a mesh system makes the most sense for your home network.
The real reason Android feels less polished than iPhone isn't hardware anymore.
BOOX pairs a sharp monochrome e-ink display with flexible Android software and stylus support. Find out more in this Go 10.3 Gen II review.
Forget the pricey, postpaid cell plans and two-year contracts. Save with one of these WIRED-tested options from US Mobile, Boost, and Google Fi.
Claude's interactive visuals boost its functionality as a recipe app.
I sifted through the fine print and figured out how to score the best deal right now on all the major carriers.
Google has lost a lot of goodwill and support in the smart home space and has to make up for it.
I'll believe in the Galaxy S27 Pro once I can actually order one.
From specialized motors to the use of machine learning algorithms, Turkey’s billion-dollar hair-transplant industry is the result of a constant process of innovation.
It all starts with how a phone looks and feels in the hand, as I'd never buy one that doesn't evoke any emotions.
Palo Alto Networks is warning that hackers are now exploiting a PAN-OS GlobalProtect authentication bypass flaw, tracked as CVE-2026-0257, in attacks attempting to breach corporate networks. [...]
