Jason Cipriani/CNET At the end of March, Apple gave iPhone, iPad and Mac owners yet another option to share folders of important documents and photos. Instead of relying on third-party service such as Dropbox, a software update from Apple added the ability to use your iCloud Drive storage to share a folder, whether it’s a work presentation, a collection…
DetailsScreenshot: BethesdaFallout 76’s sweeping Wastelanders expansion arrives tomorrow, bringing a bunch of new content to a game that hasn’t seen much of that in the last six months. While most players are eagerly awaiting the update, some are sitting with their fingers crossed hoping the new changes won’t force them to relocate the elaborate campsites…
DetailsWill anyone miss it? — You can always just install the Google Assistant… Ron Amadeo – Apr 13, 2020 10:10 pm UTC Enlarge / S-Voice on its launch device, the Galaxy S III.You’ve got a month and a half to say your goodbyes to Samsung’s S-Voice voice assistant. SamMobile reports that Samsung will shut off…
DetailsWhen Andrew Wiles proved Fermat’s Last Theorem in the early 1990s, his proof was hailed as a monumental step forward not just for mathematicians but for all of humanity. The theorem is simplicity itself—it posits that x n + yn = zn has no positive whole-number solutions when n is greater than 2. Yet this…
DetailsFor tourists obsessed with beating the crowds, Covid-19 is a catch-22. With the world’s great attractions empty, it’d be the perfect time to travel, but they’re only empty because a deadly new virus has forced everyone to stay home. Thankfully, there are plenty of ways to avoid the crowds once the pandemic is over. Like…
DetailsWIRED is usually about solutions, which has been hard in the past few weeks, as Covid-19 continued its deadly trek across the world. For a while there, it felt like the biggest questions were: What is going on? And when will it end? This week, the tech and science folk we usually lean on for…
DetailsThe coronavirus pandemic has spurred interest in big data to track the spread of the fast-moving pathogen and to plan disease prevention efforts. But the urgent need to contain the outbreak shouldn’t cloud thinking about big data’s potential to do more harm than good. Companies and governments worldwide are tapping the location data of millions…
DetailsLife is nowhere near returning to normal just yet—the coronavirus continues to ravage the US and the rest of the world, crushing the economy and decimating New York City—and yet, somehow there’s a sense of a new normalcy taking hold. People are still adhering to stay-at-home orders, but at least now they’re finding other things…
DetailsFrance’s competition authority says that Google must go back to the bargaining table to negotiate a rate that the search giant will pay to link to articles on French news sites. So far, Google has flatly refused to pay fees to link to news articles, despite a new EU copyright directive designed to force Google…
DetailsVenture online nowadays, and your presence is immediately logged and tracked in all manner of ways. Sometimes this can be helpful—like when you want to see new movies similar to ones you’ve watched in the past—but very often it feels invasive and difficult to control. Here we’re going to show you how to cover some…
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