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8 Classic Anime Shows That Are Still Better Than Most New Series
Collider has published a listicle highlighting classic anime series that it argues still outshine much of today’s output, despite the current boom in the genre driven by hits like Frieren: Beyond Journey’s End and Jujutsu Kaisen. The author selected eight pre-2010s shows based on staying power, writing quality, animation, influence, rewatchability and critical reputation, arguing…
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Should you use a separate computer for online banking?
A US financial security columnist responds to a reader question about whether dedicating a separate computer solely to online banking and investment accounts is a worthwhile security measure. The advice concludes that this can add a meaningful extra layer of protection, particularly for people with substantial savings or retirement assets, though it stresses that simply…
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Review: Hot Wheels: Infinite Rush (PS5) – A Solid Arcade Racer with an Open World It Doesn’t Need
Push Square’s PS5 review of Hot Wheels: Infinite Rush concludes that developer Milestone’s move from the series’ previous circuit-based racing to an open-world structure is an unnecessary change that weakens rather than improves the experience. The reviewer felt the simpler format of the earlier Hot Wheels Unleashed games better suited the toy-car licence, arguing that…
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Claude can help manage your email inbox, but there are some risks involved
Anthropic’s Claude AI assistant can now be given control of a user’s Gmail inbox, capable of reading, drafting, replying to and forwarding emails, and in some configurations sending them without the user’s prior approval. While this promises to save time for people drowning in email, the added autonomy brings real risks, since AI agents remain…
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German company becomes first in Europe to launch fully commercial orbital rocket
German startup Isar Aerospace has become the first company to launch a fully commercial orbital rocket from continental Europe, marking a significant milestone for the continent’s space industry. The success positions the Munich-founded firm as the clear leader among a wave of European launch startups seeking to break the near-monopoly of state-subsidised incumbents Arianespace and…
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The Best Laptop Backpacks for Work, Travel, and Everything Between (2026)
This is a WIRED buying guide recommending laptop backpacks for work, commuting and travel, drawing on extended real-world testing by the outlet’s reviewers. Choosing the right backpack matters because a poorly designed one can be uncomfortable or impractical for daily use, so the guide aims to help readers find bags suited to specific needs, from…
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Reform UK officials suspended as foreign donation row widens
Nigel Farage has admitted that the row over alleged foreign donations to Reform UK “looks bad” but insisted his party has never breached electoral law by accepting money from overseas. The controversy erupted after an undercover investigation filmed his close aide Dan Jukes and head of policy James Orr apparently discussing ways to get around…
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‘I’m trying to figure out where I’m supposed to be’: singer Momo Boyd on making space for herself
Momo Boyd, a member of the sibling pop-rock group Infinity Song, is stepping into a solo career with a debut EP and the Miss Michigan tour, while consciously resisting pressure to fit a single musical identity. Her move matters as part of a wider conversation about how Black women in music are often boxed into…
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Ninja Artisan electric pizza oven review: so good it might even convert the purists
The Ninja Artisan electric outdoor pizza oven aims to remove the traditional hassles of gas or wood-fired pizza cooking by eliminating open flames, the need to rotate pizzas and reliance on gas bottles or infrared thermometers. Reviewed for the Guardian’s Filter section, it impressed testers with its speed, ease of use and versatility, offering a…