23 Best Wireless Chargers (2024): Pads, Stands, iPhone Docks, and More
Stop fumbling for cables in the dark. These WIRED-tested stands and pads will take the hassle out of refueling your phone, wireless earbuds, and watch.
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Google would like you to know that Gmail isn’t going anywhere
Google stepped in to clarify Gmail was not being sunset after a fake screenshot went viral on Elon Musk’s X.
A US-made M1 Abrams can be seen opening fire on the Russians in Ukraine’s first video of the tank in battle
Ukraine first received Abrams tanks last fall, but it’s been unclear when they would be put into the fight.
Marine Corps artists brave combat and harsh conditions to sketch troops in action
Combat artists are illustrating moments of Marines in Nordic Response 24, preserving details of the exercise through coal, ink, graphite, and wax.
Hiroshima watch with hands stuck at exact time of bombing sells for thousands
A melted watch frozen in time during the Hiroshima bombing has been sold for more than $31,000 (£24,000) at auction.
Watch that was frozen in time during Hiroshima bombing fetches £24,000 at auction
A melted watch frozen in time during the Hiroshima bombing has been sold for more than $31,000 (£24,000) at auction.
UK and other NATO allies urged to consider conscription as Ukraine war enters third year
Any move to introduce conscription by Britain and other NATO allies would make a difference to Europe’s defences against Russia, Latvia’s foreign minister has said.
‘Magnificent 7’ tech stocks are dangerously dominant — and recession’s still a real risk, top economist warns
Deutsche Bank’s economics chief Jim Read called out huge tech valuations and said the US economy is now in the "snipers’ alley of recessions."
Mercedes Benz ditches plan to sell only EVs by 2030
Mercedes-Benz probably won’t go all-electric by 2030, as it once planned. The market for EVs just isn’t there yet, the company says.
Magician with fork-bending world record says Dean Phillips consultant paid him to make fake audio of Biden
Paul Carpenter, who holds world records in both fork-bending and straightjacket escaping, said a consultant for Dean Phillips’ campaign paid him.