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The Future Book is Here, But it’s Not What We Expected – Wired

Chinese Hackers Tap into EU Diplomatic Communications Network – ZDNet

Hacker Targets Gmail and Other Secure Email Services – ZDNet

Idiots with Drones Have Shutdown London’s Gatwick Airport – The Verge

Volkswagen Buys Volvo’s Connected Car Service – Engadget

Firefox Focus for Android Adds Improved Privacy Tools – Engadget

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These WIRED-tested memory sticks are a virtual filing cabinet in your pocket. [...]

Facebook Freeloads Off Newspapers. This Plan Might Stop It

30 September 2022

The Journalism Competition and Protection Act would allow publishers to finally bargain with Meta and Google. [...]

Skullcandy's Jib True 2 Earbuds Are Cute and Affordable

30 September 2022

These cool-looking in-ears pull on the heartstrings of 90s nostalgia, with added environmental efforts. [...]

Hugh Jackman, Liar, to Return as Wolverine in Deadpool 3

30 September 2022

The announcement came in the most fun way possible, but seriously—maybe it’s time the actor hung up the claws. [...]

The Apple Watch Ultra Can Weather Your Rugged Weekend Adventures

30 September 2022

This tough new smartwatch has awesome safety and workout features. It’s also a great way to stay connected in the wilderness—for better and for worse. [...]

Why Jann Wenner Let WIRED Start the Rolling Stone of Tech

30 September 2022

Plus: Hackers in paradise, Metaverse fashion victims, and street sharks. [...]

How to Get the Old Lock Screen Notification View in iOS 16

30 September 2022

Don’t like Apple’s new Stack View at the bottom of your iPhone? Don’t worry, you have a few options. [...]

Go Update iOS, Chrome, and HP Computers to Fix Serious Flaws

30 September 2022

Plus: WhatsApp plugs holes that could be used for remote execution attacks, Microsoft patches a zero-day vulnerability, and more. [...]

Sofia, the Airplane-Borne Telescope, Lands for the Last Time

30 September 2022

Astronomers mourn the end of an infrared observatory that flew aboard a jumbo jet. It was expensive, but it saw what Earth-based telescopes can’t. [...]

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