TikTok might not be around much longer in the US. The Senate has passed a bill that included an ultimatum for the company: divest or be banned altogether. The next stop is President Biden's desk. |
Creators and businesses dependent on TikTok face an uncertain future. |
More cities are cutting ties with ShotSpotter, the company whose microphones purport to detect gunshots. But new information shows that ShotSpotter is still sending data to local police in at least three cities, despite their contracts being canceled. |
A new rule from the US Federal Trade Commission invalidates most noncompete agreements, frequently used to bind tech workers. It could unlock higher wages and more entrepreneurship and innovation. |
Elon Musk's automaker told investors Tuesday that sales and revenue are down but that new "more affordable models" will launch before mid-2025, sooner than originally planned. |
41% of adults in the US have been harassed online. If your mentions, inboxes, and DMs are blowing up with hateful comments, here are the technological and psychological tools you need to weather the storm. |
WIRED went along to the company's launch event where customers picked up the very first R1s and learned of an inbound "all-seeing" accompanying AI device. |
If you were alive in the 1990s, you've probably seen Bang & Olufsen's iconic multi-CD player in a fancy friend's house or on an episode of Entourage. Now, you can buy a reimagined unit—one of just 200—for a mere $55,000. |
Decades after her dad's iconic sports car time-traveled into movie history, Kat DeLorean wants to build a modern remake. There's just one problem: Someone else owns the trademark on her name. |
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