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	23 Nov 2016	Review: Plantroincs BackBeat Pro 2	00:03:12
Headphones rarely have to leave your head. They make phone calls, let you query of Siri or Google Assistant, and they give you hours of bliss as you consume podcasts, books, and playlists en masse. Having a pair that can do it all well is crucial. The Plantronics BackBeat Pro 2 is a very capable and pair of wireless Bluetooth headphones that will give you more than 20 hours of comfortable listening on a charge.
	21 Jul 2023	Don’t Ask Dumb Robots If AI Will Destroy Humanity	00:05:55
Robots like Sophia are impressive to look at, but don’t let their humanlike facial expressions trick you into thinking these machines are intelligent. Thanks for listening to WIRED. Talk to you next time for more stories from WIRED.com and read this story here.
	12 Feb 2020	New Samsung Phones, Record Heat in Antarctica, and More News - Tech in Two	00:03:01
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	18 Nov 2021	Apple Finally Makes It Easier to Repair Your Own iPhone — Tech in Two	00:03:02
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	06 Mar 2023	Welcome to the Museum of the Future AI Apocalypse	00:08:01
The new Misalignment Museum in San Francisco is a memorial to an imagined future in which artificial general intelligence kills most of humanity. Thanks for listening to WIRED. Talk to you next time for more stories from WIRED.com.
	29 Jan 2020	Space Force's Rough Launch, Oversight for Facebook, and More News - Tech in Two	00:02:47
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	07 Dec 2018	Microsoft Retools Edge, But Internet Explorer Is Forever	00:06:31
In 2015, Microsoft introduced Edge, a homegrown browser it pitched as a modernized successor to Internet Explorer, and capable competitor to Google Chrome. Just three years later, Microsoft has raised a white flag, opting to rebuild Edge on Chromium, the same open-source rendering engine used by Chrome. As for Internet Explorer? Two years after its stopped getting feature updates, it's still more popular than Edge ever was.
	09 Jan 2023	How an Iraqi Instagram Influencer Became a People Smuggler	00:09:40
When police infiltrated the EncroChat phone system in 2020, they hit an intelligence gold mine. But subsequent legal challenges have spread across Europe. Thanks for listening to WIRED. Check back in tomorrow to hear more stories from WIRED.com.
	23 Jun 2020	Apple Will Make Its Own Chips—Most Interesting Thing in Tech	00:03:36
It’s WWDC and Apple has announced that it’s now going to make its own chips for its laptops. This is a big, consequential shift.
	03 Feb 2021	The no-good very nasty remastering of 'The Lord of the Rings' — Tech in Two	00:02:39
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	22 Nov 2019	Is Tesla's Cybertruck Pickup for Real? – Most Interesting Thing in Tech	00:02:43
Tesla has a new space-age truck. The reasons why it might work are pretty interesting.
	01 Jan 2018	Review: iRobot Roomba 980	00:08:31
The most annoying part of vacuuming is the prep work. If you want to avoid making thousands of little tiny passes with an awkward push vacuum, you have to invest a significant amount of time picking up and putting away toys, cleaning up clothes, and moving furniture. Unfortunately, many robot vacuums do not offer significant improvements in this regard. Their instruction manuals warn you to tidy up beforehand if you don’t want the botvac to get stuck.
	25 Mar 2019	Wired’s Most Interesting Thing in Tech 3/25/19	00:03:49

	31 Oct 2019	Alphabet Might Acquire FitBit – Most Interesting Thing in Tech	00:02:27
Alphabet, Google’s parent company, may be acquiring Fitbit. Why? Fitbit has extraordinary data and, in some interesting ways, both it and Google are becoming medical companies.
	04 Aug 2020	The UK rolls out new rapid coronavirus tests, the CDC predicts 11,000 deaths per week, and WIRED shares some tips for staying in touch with loved ones- Tech in Two	00:02:03
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	05 Jun 2023	NASA’s Year-Long Mars Simulation Is a Test of Mental Mettle	00:09:05
Four people will cohabitate in a small prototype Martian dwelling, mimicking the isolation and stresses of life on the Red Planet. Thanks for listening to WIRED. Talk to you next time for more stories from WIRED.com and read this story here.
	25 Sep 2018	The Stubborn Bike Commuter Gap Between American Cities	00:05:40
Cycle commuting is hot. Warm, at least. Depending on where you’re living. Each year, the League of American Bicyclists, a nationwide cycling advocacy organization, takes a look at the annual commuting numbers out of the American Community Survey.
	22 Sep 2020	A century-old TB shot could protect against Covid-19, Russia sells its vaccine to more than 10 countries, and the common cold strains testing and supplies- Tech in Two	00:02:07
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	07 Feb 2020	How the DHS is Using Data from Cell Phone Apps — Most Interesting Thing in Tech	00:03:08
The federal government is using aggregate location data from cell phone apps to track illegal border crossings. Depending on your perspective, this is either brilliant and efficient—or surveillance dystopia.
	13 Mar 2018	Refresh Your Home Wi-Fi With These Tech Deals: Luma, Ecovacs, Samsung, Dell	00:04:31
March is the perfect time to start your spring cleaning. Along with throwing open the windows, vacuuming the floors, and replacing your grody furniture, you might also want to think about updating your home's ancient networking hardware. With so many smart devices proliferating on the market, it’s more important than ever to keep your home Wi-Fi secure and your connection reliable.
	23 Feb 2018	There's No One Way to Explain How Flying Works	00:04:33
Let's be clear—airplanes are complicated. Sure, it's entirely possible to get a piece of paper and fold it in a particular way so that it flies. But the physics of flight isn't trivial. It's even harder to give an explanation of the forces on a flying aircraft in a short video—which is what I did with my recent WIRED video on the physics of flying.
	26 Jun 2018	Best Weekend Tech Deals: Apple Devices, Moto Z3, Robot Vacs, and More	00:05:31
We're starting to get close to July 4th, which makes it an oddly fruitful weekend for tech deals. There are still a few E3 Game and Console Deals going on, and Best Buy's Massive Apple Sale is still happening. Microsoft has already tried to get a head start on competitors with an early Microsoft Store Independence Day Sale, with discounts on Surfaces, Xboxes, and other Microsoft products.
	23 May 2022	The Online Spider Market Is Massive—and Crawling With Issues	00:08:05
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	16 Jan 2024	Congress Wants Tech Companies to Pay Up for AI Training Data	00:06:20
At a Senate hearing on AI’s impact on journalism, lawmakers backed media industry calls to make OpenAI and other tech companies pay to license news articles and other data used to train algorithms. Thanks for listening to WIRED. Talk to you next time for more stories from WIRED.com and read this story here.
	01 Feb 2022	Finally, a Good Use for NFTs: Preserving Street Art	00:08:42
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	05 Dec 2022	The World Needs Processed Food	00:12:16
The stigma against processed food is growing, but there's no way to sustainably feed 8 billion people without it. Thanks for listening to WIRED. Check back in tomorrow to hear more stories from WIRED.com
	21 Jun 2017	Twitter Redesigned Itself to Make the Tweet Supreme Again	00:06:16
When you work at Twitter, you get near-daily updates to the app to test. These beta versions often provide a glimpse of new features, and most of them are small. So when a major update landed two weeks ago, one thing stood out: The quill icon, which everyone knows you press to compose a tweet, was no longer an icon, but a single word: Tweet. This experiment in iconography didn't last. A subsequent update brought a new tweet button, and another after that.
	06 Jan 2021	A 25-year-old bet comes due: has tech destroyed society? — Tech in Two	00:02:37
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	31 Oct 2019	Ford Screens Go Big, a WhatsApp Hacking Case, and More News - Tech in Two	00:02:03
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	27 Jul 2023	Israel’s Tech Companies Are Fighting Netanyahu—or Leaving the Startup Nation	00:08:56
As protests rage over Israel’s controversial reforms to the supreme court, many tech companies have been moving their money and headquarters offshore. Thanks for listening to WIRED. Talk to you next time for more stories from WIRED.com and read this story here.
	11 Apr 2018	The Best Nintendo Switch Deals and Console Bundles (2018)	00:05:34
We're incredibly optimistic about the Switch's future and believe it sets a new standard for game systems. But since it's so new, there aren't a ton of killer deals yet. But at $300, it's still roughly as cheap as a PS4 or Xbox One, and a lot more portable. If you don't own one yet, we've got your back. Below are all the current Nintendo Switch deals and bundles we could find. We've also added some games you should consider and essential accessories you'll need.
	30 Sep 2022	How Bots Corrupted Advertising	00:08:10
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	23 Nov 2022	Air Quality Mirrors the Racial Segregation of US Neighborhoods	00:10:08
A new study shows that the more divided a community is, the higher the residents’ exposure to hazardous metals and particulates. Thanks for listening to WIRED. Check back in tomorrow to hear more stories from WIRED.com.
	04 Apr 2017	Boeing’s Test Protocol for New Planes Is as Brutal As You’d Hope	00:06:03
If Boeing learns anything from today’s maiden flight of the 787-10 Dreamliner today, it means something has gone wrong. That’s because the planemaker has left the Wright brothers’ system—build something, throw it off a sand dune, observe—far in the past.
	22 Oct 2019	New DNA Editing for Diseases, Dining Surveillance, and More News - Tech in Two	00:01:58
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	08 Dec 2017	Bolt Threads' New Hat Shows the Promise of Synthetic Spider Silk	00:05:53
A hat made from Rambouillet wool is a perfectly nice hat. The fiber, shorn from a Rambouillet sheep, is fine and soft. Not at all scratchy. “They call it the American merino,” says Dan Widmaier, the founder of Bolt Threads, a biotech company that grows synthetic spider silk from yeast. Earlier this year, Bolt bought Best Made Company, a high-design outdoor brand that makes hand painted axes and fancy toolboxes.
	31 Jan 2018	Timex Ironman GPS Review: What Athletes Need, And Nothing More	00:05:55
Full disclosure: Unbeknownst to my editors, I wore a Timex Ironman watch for over a decade. My Timex did everything I needed a watch to do. I wore it traveling, snowboarding, swimming, running, snorkeling and surfing. I could set an alarm, check my pace, and show up when I said I would. It also lit up, so when unexpected noises woke me while camping, I could huddle in my sleeping bag, check the time, and note that the bears had decided to eat us at precisely 1:34 am.
	17 Dec 2018	How to Save Money Just By Going Into Your Phone’s Settings	00:06:27
Online shoppers, media consumers, and app lovers are increasingly sucked into the world of recurring payments. On the bright side, subscription services offer convenience. They also establish a relationship between the company making a product and the person buying it; if you’re on the buying side, it means paying only as long as something is valuable to you. Plus, subscriptions often come bundled with perks. (Like, for example, this publication.
	26 Aug 2019	Why the Amazon’s On Fire and More News - Tech in Two	00:02:07

	27 Jun 2023	The US Is Exporting Anti-LGBTQ Hate Online	00:09:32
Conspiracy theories and misinformation with their roots in the American right are driving global anti-LGBTQ sentiment—and offline violence. Thanks for listening to WIRED. Talk to you next time for more stories from WIRED.com and read this story here.
	01 Nov 2018	The Mac Mini Gets an Update After Four Long Years	00:03:20
On October 16 of 2014, Apple announced a modest upgrade to the Mac Mini, the puckish computer that plays caboose in Cupertino's desktop train. And then... nothing. For four years, despite remaining for sale, the Mac Mini languished without any updates at all. But now, it's back with a vengeance. "There’s another small but mighty Mac our users have been waiting for,” said Apple CEO Tim Cook at an Apple hardware event in New York.
	08 Nov 2023	A Major Alarm Is Flashing Under Greenland’s Ice	00:08:40
Greenland’s northern ice shelves—long thought to be relatively stable—have lost more than a third of their volume since 1978, new research finds. Thanks for listening to WIRED. Talk to you next time for more stories from WIRED.com and read this story here.
	18 Mar 2021	Mississippi offers vaccines to all adults, Moderna studies shot efficacy in children, and some states work to vaccinate incarcerated people — Tech in Two	00:02:08
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	09 Dec 2022	Americans Are Moving Into Danger Zones	00:06:44
Folks are flocking to areas plagued with wildfires and extreme heat. Climate change will only make things worse. Thanks for listening to WIRED. Check back in tomorrow to hear more stories from WIRED.com.
	13 Jun 2024	US National Security Experts Warn AI Giants Aren't Doing Enough to Protect Their Secrets	00:07:04
Susan Rice, who helped the White House broker an AI safety agreement with OpenAI and other tech companies, says she's worried China will steal American AI secrets.
	07 Feb 2017	All Gaming PCs Should Look as Gorgeous as the Wooden Volta V	00:02:16
You know what gaming PCs look like, right? Big, LED-lit cubes that look ready to hatch tiny evil cyborgs. Lesser Doctor Who villains. Mean but tidy igneous rocks. You get the idea. The Volta V, from Computer Direct Outlet, disagrees. It thinks a gaming PC looks like a beautiful, handcrafted wooden box. Thank goodness. The Volta V, which ships this March, provides a high-powered option for people who equally value inner strength and outer tranquility. It’s a 5.
	26 Jul 2023	Beware Your ChatGPT Plugins	00:09:41
Third-party plugins boost ChatGPT’s capabilities. But security researchers say they add an extra layer of risk. Thanks for listening to WIRED. Talk to you next time for more stories from WIRED.com and read this story here.
	10 Jan 2018	Google's VR180 Cameras Are the Future of Point-and-Shoot	00:07:00
Just about everyone agrees virtual and augmented reality are going to be important. The tech already sort of works, and will get better quickly from here. Gadgets offering the ability to truly feel as if you've been transported to another place, or to superimpose the digital world on the real one, will be transformative. Somehow. Eventually. For some reason. No one knows exactly what AR and VR will be good for, or when. They just know it's coming.
	03 Jan 2019	How the Surprise New Interactive Black Mirror Came Together	00:12:15
By nearly any measure, Netflix has had a ridiculous year. When all is said and done, the company will have spent upwards of $10 billion (and perhaps as much as $13 billion) to produce more than 550 new movies and shows. Those new movies and shows, in turn, have helped to attract some of the more than 27 million new subscribers that Netflix signed up in 2018—adding to a customer base that was already close to 120 million strong worldwide. (And picking up 23 Emmys in the process.
	12 Jun 2017	Tesla Time, and How Elon Musk Measures Everything In Dog Years	00:06:25
You know how one "dog year" is equal to seven human years, because your furry friends squeeze a whole lot of living into their shorter lifespans? Well, serial entrepreneur and inventor Elon Musk seems to experience life in somewhat the same way. The Tesla, SpaceX, and Boring Company boss believes everything should happen more quickly than most people assume is possible. In Elon's world, deadlines are shorter, three months is a long development time, and 2020? That's the distant future.
	22 Aug 2017	What a Solar Eclipse Taught Me About Love	00:05:56
The darkness came unexpectedly. One second my father was walking my 7-year-old brother and my 10-year-old self past a bodega in New York City; the next, a shadow descended. The noise of the city stopped. A taxi pulled up nearby and parked in the middle of the road. Feet clacked on the sidewalk once and fell silent. I gripped my brother’s hand and pulled him close. My dad turned around and stared at us, his fear confirming that something wasn’t right—and maybe even very wrong.
	24 Feb 2021	How to remember a disaster without being shattered by it — Tech in Two	00:02:15
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	19 Apr 2019	Foldable Phones Are Here, Microsoft Emails Got Hacked, and More News	00:02:16
Tech news you can use, in two minutes or less: The first foldable phone is here OK, so it might look like twin beds in a hotel room, but Samsung has actually come out with a phone that fully bends: the aptly-named Galaxy Fold. It goes on sale April 26, and while it's not the first foldable phone concept, you can actually get your hands on this one. Get ready to blow your friends' minds—if you have $1,980 to spend.
	05 Nov 2021	The Guide for the Next Decade of Space Research Just Dropped — Tech in Two	00:04:28
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	31 Aug 2018	Review: Ultimate Ears Boom 3 & Megaboom 3	00:05:44
If you're a consumer electronics brand, what do you do when your hit product—a best-seller and a critical darling since its debut—turns five years old? You buy it a new suit, of course. Ultimate Ears has updated both of its cylindrical Bluetooth speakers. The Boom 3 and Megaboom 3 have a refreshed look, slightly updated capabilities, and a new lower price. The Boom 3 is $150, which is a $30 price drop from the $180 Boom 3.
	25 Oct 2018	Review: Fitbit Charge 3	00:07:55
Do you need a fitness wearable? Obviously, yes. Even if you're not interested in counting every step, every day, you can now use a fitness wearable to check your texts, listen to music, or effortlessly pay for a macchiato. The increasingly porous boundary between fitness trackers, sport watches, and smartwatches has resulted in a tough year or two for Fitbit.
	07 Jan 2021	A Social Media-Fueled Riot at the Capitol—Most Interesting Thing in Tech	00:04:36
A riot in the Capitol, inspired in part by social media. Should all the footage of people committing crimes be taken down? Or stored for law enforcement?.
	18 Nov 2019	How Iran's Government Shut Off the Internet – Most Interesting Thing in Tech	00:02:36
Iran shut off the internet, which is a lot harder technologically than you might think. Let's hope this drives more people into the streets and that it scares fewer into staying in their homes. More here: https://www.wired.com/story/iran-internet-shutoff/
	07 Apr 2021	I called off my wedding, but the internet will never forget — Tech in Two	00:03:00
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	11 Dec 2019	Voltage Hacking, Big Tech's 'Green' Data Score Card, and More News - Tech in Two	00:02:25
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	17 Jun 2020	Insanity at eBay—Most Interesting Thing in Tech	00:02:49
An absolutely bonkers, cruel, crazy story about executives at eBay who decided to go after critics by, among other things, tailing them and sending them live spiders. Oh, and they took out subscriptions to barely legal porn publications in their critics names and sent them to their neighbors.
	15 Nov 2022	The $6 Billion Shot at Making New Antibiotics—Before the Old Ones Fail	00:10:49
Antimicrobials cost as much to develop as other drugs, but don’t earn the same returns. Congress could give drugmakers a boost, but time is running out.Thanks for listening to WIRED. Check back in tomorrow to hear more stories from WIRED.com.
	26 Mar 2021	A boy, his brain, and a decades-long medical controversy — Tech in Two	00:02:27
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	05 Aug 2021	Watch a hacker hijack a hotel's lights, fans, and beds — Tech in Two	00:03:11
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	03 Apr 2020	The U-S hits record unemployment, the federal government is delivering broken ventilators, and China seems to be on the mend. Tech in Two from Wired.	00:02:41
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	02 Jan 2018	The Most-read WIRED Culture Stories of 2017	00:06:35
Earlier this year, WIRED published a story that asked a question that seemed to encapsulate internet culture in 2017: What does 'covfefe' mean? The nonsense term was tweeted out by President Donald Trump, and the internet went into a fit trying to define it. As WIRED culture writer Angela Watercutter wrote, "Nearly every great meme starts with an obscure word, hashtag, or image that is then granted humor based on what the internet does with it.
	10 Apr 2020	Unemployment claims broke records yet again, coronavirus is reactivating in cured patients, and new research shows the benefit of lockdowns-Tech in Two	00:02:50
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	01 Jun 2018	Automakers Are Making Car Ownership Optional	00:04:47
People seeking a set of wheels traditionally had two options: buy or lease. But the advent of ride hailing turned the next generation of drivers into backseat riders. Now app-based subscriptions—think car sharing that’s paid by the month, not the hour—are vying for consumers who fall between Uber addicts and car owners. Car sharing is projected to grow globally from 5.8 million users in 2015 to 35 million by 2021, according to Boston Consulting Group.
	19 Mar 2019	Here's An Idea: Replace Trials with Virtual Reality Duels	00:06:20
Ben Bova is the author of over a hundred science fiction books, and also served as editor for the legendary magazines Analog and Omni. In his short story “Bloodless Victory,” which appears in his recent collection New Frontiers, he depicts a future in which dueling makes a comeback thanks to sophisticated virtual reality technology.
	02 Jun 2020	Facebook Employees Speak Up to Zuckerberg—Most Interesting Thing in Tech	00:03:34
Internal dissent at Facebook! Employees are protesting the company's policies on Trump's posts. But really they're protesting what they think is their company's complicity in the mayhem that America finds itself in right now.
	05 Mar 2019	Want a Foldable Phone? Hold Out for Real Glass	00:06:03
Foldable phones like Samsung’s Galaxy Fold and Huwaei’s Mate X are coming, whether you’re ready or not. In fact, they’re coming whether they’re ready or not. The software remains untested or nonexistent. The prices are either astronomical or unannounced. But those potential issues can be fixed on the fly. The real thing you should hold out for? Glass. Yes, glass.
	14 Dec 2020	AI Slims Down—Most Interesting Thing in Tech	00:02:27
A breakthrough in AI that might make image recognition algorithms much less energy intensive, and much more widely available. More here: https://www.wired.com/story/ai-algorithms-slimming-fit-fridge/.
	10 Jul 2023	How Threads Could Kill Twitter	00:07:46
Meta’s microblogging app is intuitive, has already been downloaded by millions of people, and has other advantages over Twitter’s would-be rivals. Thanks for listening to WIRED. Talk to you next time for more stories from WIRED.com and read this story here.
	23 Jun 2021	He Thought He Could Outfox the Gig Economy — Tech in Two	00:03:30
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	19 Mar 2018	Tecnica Forge GTX Review: A Form-Fitting Custom Hiking Boot	00:08:59
At Outdoor Retailer in January, surrounded by the hubbub of thousands of people and products, I sat perfectly still. I couldn’t move. My feet were strapped into Tecnica’s custom heat-molding machine as I endured being fitted for a test pair of the Tecnica Forge GTX hiking boots. First, Tecnica product manager Federico Sbrissa heated the boot’s insoles to 180 degrees Fahrenheit. When I stepped onto them with socks on, they felt comfortably warm, not hot.
	23 Dec 2021	Antibodies Are Being Created to Fight Disease in New Ways	00:04:35
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	09 Jul 2020	A new record for cases, evidence of airborne transmission, and a massive airline layoff on the horizon- Tech in Two	00:01:33
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	30 Oct 2017	Prezi’s Augmented Reality Presentation Software Wants to Kill Boring PowerPoints	00:08:20
When Peter Arvai founded Prezi in 2009, he didn't set out to topple PowerPoint. He just wanted to see better presentations. With the right tools, he figured, he could help people create visual aids that felt more engaging. Arvai was sick of sitting through slide decks containing walls of text and bullet-pointed lists, listening to the speaker ramble on while the audience squinted at the words on the screen.
	17 Aug 2019	A Rocket-Catchin' Copter and More News - Tech in Two	00:01:54
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	18 Jun 2024	AI Is Coming for Big Tech Jobs—but Not in the Way You Think	00:07:19
Companies aren’t replacing workers with AI yet. But they are sacrificing thousands of jobs in the race to further innovation in the technology.
	26 Feb 2020	Clearview AI Was Hacked, and This Might Not Be So Bad — Most Interesting Thing in Tech	00:02:55
Clearview AI has been hacked! This sounds very bad!!!! Actually, though, it’s not. Because it’s just the client list, and, in certain ways, that information should be in the public domain to begin with. More here: https://www.thedailybeast.com/clearview-ai-facial-recognition-company-that-works-with-law-enforcement-says-entire-client-list-was-stolen?source=twitter&via=desktop
	17 Nov 2020	Huawei's 5G dominance may be thanks to its mastery of silence – Tech in Two	00:01:42
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	10 Mar 2020	The Problem with Our Medical Devices—Most Interesting Thing in Tech	00:02:18
A shocking 83% of medical devices are running on operating systems that are no longer supported. More here: https://www.wired.com/story/most-medical-imaging-devices-run-outdated-operating-systems/
	22 Jun 2018	Batman Is Only Kinda Good at Crime Scene Investigation	00:01:56
You’ve seen the scene a thousand times: a cop, probably in a trench coat, shows up at the site of a brutal murder or some other crime and starts poking around, trying to figure out what went wrong. It might look like standard gumshoe stuff on TV or in the movies, but crime scene investigation is actually a science—one that Hollywood adaptations often get wrong.
	28 Jul 2022	Carbon Offsets Alone Won’t Make Flying Climate-Friendly	00:08:42
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	23 Sep 2020	Covid-19 support groups are a potential research goldmine- Tech in Two
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	28 Jun 2017	We’ve Been Dragging and Dropping the Hell Out of iOS 11	00:06:39
Here's a sentence I never expected to write: Drag and drop changes everything. Today, Apple releases the public beta of iOS 11, the latest version of the operating system driving the world's iPhones and iPads. These early releases are SOP and help Cupertino ensure its software is fully baked before launch. Anyone with a taste for risk and patience for bugginess can install iOS 11 now, ahead of its actual release this fall. I've been using iOS 11 on a new 10.5-inch iPads for the better part of a week.
	04 Aug 2021	Why Even the Fastest Human Can’t Outrun Your House Cat — Tech in Two	00:02:47
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	12 Feb 2020	Inside Mark Zuckerberg's Secret Notebook — Most Interesting Thing in Tech	00:03:12
New long-lost diaries provide a glimpse into the mind of Mark Zuckerberg: https://www.wired.com/story/facebook-mark-zuckerberg-lost-notebook/.
	07 Dec 2016	Review: Wacom Bamboo Slate	00:04:37
Pen-to-paper digital capturing tools like Wacom’s Bamboo Slate ($150) have been around for a while now, but they still seem like magic. There should be no way that you can draw a picture on a pad of paper, press a button, and have a perfect facsimile almost instantly pop up on your phone or your iPad. It defies the laws of… everything. Even if you know how it works, it still seems like it shouldn’t be possible.
	23 May 2023	Twitter CEO Linda Yaccarino Is Teetering on the Glass Cliff	00:07:19
Elon Musk’s appointment repeats a pattern in which companies led into crisis by men suddenly appoint women leaders. Thanks for listening to WIRED. Talk to you next time for more stories from WIRED.com and read this story here.
	26 Jul 2024	At The Olympics, AI Is Watching You	00:08:08
A controversial new surveillance system in Paris foreshadows a future where there are too many CCTV cameras for humans to physically watch.
	19 Aug 2020	How Toronto Became the Next Silicon Valley—Most Interesting Thing in Tech	00:02:59
The most interesting thing in tech: How did Toronto become such a tech hub? There are factors pulling people there, but also factors---like America’s hostile immigration policy---pushing entrepreneurs out of the US. Whoever the next president is, they should look at the data and think about how this country can reverse the current exodus of talent. More here: https://www.wired.com/story/immigrant-tech-workers-american-dream-canada/
	13 Oct 2020	Trump’s ‘miracle cure’ for Covid Is a logistical nightmare- Tech in Two	00:02:12
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	22 Apr 2020	Hacking Amidst Coronavirus—Most Interesting Thing in Tech	00:03:10
There’s been an uptick in state-sponsored hacking. Why? Well, everyone is distracted right now, and also newly vulnerable as we work from home and rely on new ad-hoc networks. Stay safe, patch your software, and do what your trusted cyber security teams tell you to do.
	13 Aug 2019	WordPress Acquires Tumblr – Most Interesting Thing in Tech	00:02:31
WordPress has acquired Tumblr for next to nothing. It’s a reminder about the perils of network effects: the same forces that can make a social network suddenly boom can make everything drop rapidly away
	26 Jul 2017	Turn Off Your Push Notifications. All of Them	00:08:39
Push notifications are ruining my life. Yours too, I bet. Download more than a few apps and the notifications become a non-stop, cacophonous waterfall of nonsense. Here's just part of an afternoon on my phone: "Hi David! We found new Crown jewels and Bottle caps Pins for you!" "Everyone's talking about Bill Nye's new book, Everything All at Once. Read a free sample." "Alex just posted for the first time in a while.
	11 Sep 2020	Esports Are Like Other Pro Sports, Except Someone Owns the Game—Most Interesting Thing in Tech	00:02:52
Esports are booming, and players are making it their lives. It’s a whole lot like professional sports, with young stars, huge revenues from events, and passionate fans. Except there’s one big difference: in sports, no one owns the actual game. And that ends up changing a lot about how esports works. More here: https://www.wired.com/story/esports-pros-labor-game-publishers-power/
	10 Oct 2016	Poker Explains Why the GOP Can’t Fold on Trump	00:08:28
This afternoon, House Speaker Paul Ryan essentially declared Hillary Clinton the winner of the 2016 presidential election. On a conference call with Republican representatives, he announced that he would no longer publicly defend or campaign beside Donald Trump. After a leaked videotape showed Trump boasting of his ability to sexually assault women, Ryan had apparently concluded his party's candidate was doomed.
	09 May 2022	Small Drones Are Giving Ukraine an Unprecedented Edge	00:08:44
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