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Fujifilm's latest X-Pro leans into its eccentricities, bringing film-era aesthetics to the digital present.

Whether it's Aeropress, French press, or faux espresso, we've found the best ways to make a great cup of Joe anywhere.

Great deals on gear our team has tested, and loves—TVs, Android phones, camera bags, cold-brew coffee makers, and more.

Whether you're into esports or casual fragging, these are the best corded and wireless gaming mice we've tested at a variety of price points.

Call them fanciful, or a faceplant waiting to happen. But one-wheeled vehicles are how we'll roll into the future.

This week, the hosts debate whether one wheel is better than two, and whether having a few buttons on a smartphone is better than having none at all.

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Mojo Vision's prototypes can enhance your vision or show you your schedule—right from the surface of your eyes.

After years of invasive pop-ups asking for notification permission, Chrome and Firefox have finally taken action. 

As we inch closer to phones with all-screen designs, physical buttons are on the chopping block.

With just six candidates taking the stage, the DNC’s seventh primary debate is the smallest one yet.

WIRED photographer Amy Lombard captures the glory, chaos, and optimism of the consumer tech extravaganza.

Companies like Twitter and Facebook have begun to carve out a space for users that’s more like real life—with more options between shouts and whispers.

Most of CES’s flashy tech is months, maybe years, from hitting store shelves. Here are a few devices you can order now—and some extra deals we like.

Yes, CES is over. But these looping GIFs will help you stay there forever.

The hosts look back at a show filled with fake-meat sliders, AI everything, and an ocean of electric scooters.

At CES 2020, toy makers returned to the real world with games, bots, and AR board games. We played them all.

It's the last days of CES 2020, but the WIRED crew is still roaming show floor to find the coolest and strangest gadgets this year.

WIRED reporters saw (and touched) hundreds of gadgets at this year's consumer electronics expo. These are the biggest standouts.

In an interview with WIRED editor in chief Nick Thompson, Twitter product lead Kayvon Beykpour detailed experimental features that could reshape the platform.