Check out the Gadget Lab wall at #REWIREDGreen, where we are featuring climate-aware technology. Peek through these images to take a tour with us: 1/7
The @Solgaard_co Shoreline watch is made with plastic collected from beaches and other waterways, helping recycle around 229 plastic bottles with every purchase. 2/7
The @PlantWave_ converts the electrical conductivity of house plants into audio, giving your plants a chance to sing. 3/7
The @VanMoof S5 ebike has 37 miles of range on a full power mode, a top assisted speed of 20 mph, GPS and Bluetooth location. 4/7
The @biolitestove Solarhome 620+ is a practical off-grid power solution that packs down to the size of a shoe box. It powers three LED lights, two USB-ports, and a built-in MP3/FM radio system. 5/7
The Cowboy 4 ST from @Cowboy_Bikes is ready to ride out the box and provides 43 miles of range. It has a removable battery, cockpit display, and integrated lights and mudguards. 6/7
If e-waste haunts you, the @FrameworkPuter laptop might be your pal. It's thin, light, and is built with repair and upgrades in mind. 7/7
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Now's a great time to upgrade your TV, speaker system, or computer. Shopping from these links supports our journalism and saves you money. We've even found discounted Bluetooth speakers, tablets, and more. 1/6 wired.trib.al/KNBXfAp
We're huge fans of the TCL 6-Series for $800 ($200 off), which ranks as our best TV for most people for multiple generations. At this price, it's an excellent buy for a 65-inch screen. 📸: TCL 2/6 wired.trib.al/ELGPpNe
There is a newer model available, which explains why these KEF LSX Speakers for $1,000 ($250 off) speakers are discounted right now. They'll fill your room with high-fidelity tunes, and you can connect to them via Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, or Ethernet.📸: KEF 3/6 wired.trib.al/3DxxqfI
Let’s get one thing straight: If you have an iPhone, the Apple Watch is the best wearable for your buck. But that opens up another BIG question for any savvy consumer—which version should you buy? wired.trib.al/MQGGiiW 1/6
If in doubt, buy an SE. It’s Apple's entry-level option and while it doesn't have the flashiest standout features, it is compatible with WatchOS 9 which is where many of the latest and most exciting fitness features show up. wired.trib.al/MQGGiiW 📸: Apple 2/6
If we’re being honest, the latest Series 8 (8/10, WIRED Recommends) is the best watch for most Apple users, especially people who menstruate or want to track their fertility. wired.trib.al/MQGGiiW 📸: Apple 3/6
The countdown is on. We are one week away from #REWIREDGreen. Join us on September 28 in San Francisco as we bring together some of the world’s sharpest minds to discuss real solutions on how to tackle #climatechange. wired.trib.al/3EGZaFA 1/6
It’s official.
We’re excited to add @MoreReginaHall to the Re:WIRED Green lineup. She’ll be discussing her work with The Solutions Project (@100isNow), an organization dedicated to bringing grants, media training, and star power to support renewable energy. 2/6
Kicking it off strong—Re:WIRED Green Session I: Avoiding The Worst Case Scenario will dive into the history of life and death on Earth, explore the magnificent power of humanity’s connection to this planet, & draw lessons about what can be done to address the climate crisis. 3/6
We've been testing several iPhone 14 cases and accessories—for the entire lineup, from the iPhone 14 to the iPhone 14 Pro Max—and these are our favorites. Shopping from the following links helps support our journalism while saving you time and money. 1/7 wired.trib.al/UAE77hP
Whether you go with the official leather or silicone cases from Apple, they won't disappoint. The only issues? The $49 silicone case attracts dirt and lint.📸: Apple 2/7 wired.trib.al/RXvqL6y
OtterBox's Symmetry+ series has slowly been winning me over these past few years. At $50, it's protective, but not cumbersome. The raised edges around the display are higher than other basic cases. 📸: Otterbox 3/7 wired.trib.al/JPPYhM0
If you’ve ever wondered why some people were severely sick with Covid while others got off with a mild case of the sniffles or never caught it all, you aren’t the only one. wired.trib.al/GFAj7JG 1/7
In the early days of the pandemic, a tight-knit community of scientists from around the world set up an international consortium, called the COVID Human Genetic Effort to search for a genetic explanation for this. 2/7
There’s a theory that these people might have preexisting immunity, and it’s supported by historical examples. There are genetic mutations that confer natural immunity to HIV, norovirus, and a parasite that causes recurring malaria. Why would Covid be any different? 3/7
@adriennemso didn't doubt her ability to be a neighborhood hero. So she grabbed her electric kid-hauler and took on the Disaster Relief Trials, a 30-mile bike race wrapped in an apocalyptic post-earthquake scenario. wired.trib.al/wO187lZ 📸: Gritchelle Fallesgon 1/11
The DRT are designed to simulate the conditions after a major disaster.ecause our writer is based in Portland, that disaster is likely the Big One: the magnitude 9.0-or-so earthquake that has a one-in-three chance of leveling the Pacific Northwest in the next half-century. 2/11
Background: Oregon has around 12,000 first responders, however, Portland alone is home to 650,000 residents. Translation: the first person to hear your cries won’t be a professionally trained EMT, but your neighbor. 3/11