WIRED has published its annual gift guide for technology enthusiasts in 2026. The guide advises selecting presents based on items one would personally desire. It focuses on products currently featured on the wish lists of tech-savvy individuals. The recommendations aim to highlight the most sought-after gadgets and gear of the year.
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Apple is collaborating with Indigenous groups to incorporate their endangered languages into iPhone keyboards. This initiative aims to help preserve these languages by integrating them into modern technology. The effort targets younger generations who frequently use digital communication. The project is part of a broader movement where tech companies are working to support linguistic diversity.
US federal investigators obtained warrants to use cell-site simulators, devices that mimic cell towers, to locate specific individuals. The targets included a producer for journalist Don Lemon and journalist Georgia Fort. A candidate for the Minnesota state Senate was also subject to this surveillance technique. The use of such simulators is considered an invasive digital surveillance tool.
A WIRED reviewer used the AlterMe smart ring and app for six months. The system helped the user improve their fitness habits. However, the genetic analysis component proved less insightful than expected. The review concluded that the behavioral tools were more effective than the DNA-based recommendations.
A new topical anti-aging drug has shown promising results in an early trial. Participants used the experimental cream for four weeks. On average, their skin's biological age was reduced by approximately two years. The findings, reported by WIRED, indicate a potential method for reversing skin aging, though further research is needed.
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