Wired Reviews

I will start by saying in the beginning I gave wired a running chance and it gave me nothing in return. My opinion of Wired is based on reading the magazine. (Approximately 20 times) In my experience, wired is a pseudo-techno rag which spends too much money on image and not enough on quality writing and research. Be it the numerous ...  Read the complete review

Wired has been around for a good while now -I think I bought my first copy about 5 years ago and it's certainly changed a lot. It used to be *very* focused on the Internet and was way ahead of it's time but has more recently become a general technology mag (with too many BioTech articles for my liking). The loss of Nicholas Negroponte as ...  Read the complete review

I can't always get hold of this magazine because of it being US based, but sometimes the local newsagents stock the odd copy. (if anyone's interested, it's distributed by Comag) Compared to the mainstream UK internet magazines, there isn't many similarities with the likes of .net and Internet Magazine - in fact it is far ...  Read the complete review

Wired is the technology magazine from the US. I get a US version of the magazine by subscription, I’m not sure whether it is the same as the versions available in this country but I believe it is. My version anyway does often have some interesting articles but all are far too detailed for me. As with most US magazines it is ...  Read the complete review

This is one of the most in depth and innovative magazines I have ever read. It gives in depth coverage of the latest technological progressions and isnt afraid to tackle bizarre subject matter aswell as the latest public hype. One of the first magazines to use advanced watermarked advertising even the adverts are fun! The style ...  Read the complete review

Although it's an American magazine, it is quite probably, the best magazine for the technically-aware. I import my copy in from America [at WH Smiths] and Wired is the most interesting read I get all month. It isn't your regular computer magazine - the articles are on as diverse topics of quantum physics to pirate radio stations. ...  Read the complete review