Author: Wren Avery
Wren Avery
Wren writes about tech trends with a skeptic's eye — interested in which shifts stick and which disappear quietly.
Kindle accessories in 2026 range from essential cases to niche page-turners and decorative charms. Here’s how to navigate a crowded product category.
NASA canceled the LINK probe rescue mission for the Swift Telescope after a control system failure made the robotic capture attempt impossible.
Digital assets don’t transfer like physical property. Here’s why the gap exists and what steps actually help before it becomes someone else’s problem.
Google Workspace is offering up to 14% off Starter, Standard, and Plus plans for three months via WIRED promo codes through August 2026.
Nvidia’s open-source AI alliance excludes OpenAI and Anthropic, sharpening the open vs. closed divide. White House AI policy and chatbot privacy risks also in focus.
iKairos, backed by original Jibo founders, is a wearable AI device that turns family moments into AI-generated images and video — raising real questions about memory and synthetic media.
SteelSeries is offering 15% off coupon codes through July 2026 on headsets, keyboards, and mice, plus first-order and student discounts.
A leak of SFPD drone footage from Skydio’s platform exposed hours of aerial surveillance video, raising questions about data governance in police drone programs.
US dealers who built businesses around Polestar EVs face closure after the federal government denied an authorization to bypass a Chinese tech ban.
Bernie Sanders argues that public anger over Big Tech, billionaires, and AI has hit a tipping point. Can frustration actually translate into legislation?