by Megan Molteni on (#43VNV)
Chinese researcher He Jiankui, who earlier claimed to have gene-edited twin baby girls, now says there's another pregnancy with a Crispr'd embryo.
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by Tom Simonite on (#43V3S)
Amazon follows Google in designing a chip to make cloud computing more efficient; the chip is based on designs typically seen in smartphones.
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by Aarian Marshall on (#43V0Z)
Preparing for a new sort of future, General Motors is cutting 14,000 jobs, closing three plants, and killing a bunch of car models.
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by Megan Molteni on (#43TT8)
He Jiankiu, a Chinese researcher who claims to have edited the DNA of twin babies, now born, also published ethics guidelines directly contradicting his work.
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by Angela Watercutter on (#43TTA)
While Hillenburg's titular creation has shown up in theme parks and parades, SpongeBob's legacy is most keenly felt online.
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by WIRED Staff on (#43TJ5)
These are our favorite Cyber Monday deals that were extended, but they may go quick, including Roku, Echo Dot, and more.
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by Lauren Goode on (#43T4V)
Powered by both Chrome OS and Android, Google's answer to the iPad and Surface promises a computing future where anything is possible. And it sort of delivers.
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by Issie Lapowsky on (#43T4X)
Lawmakers from nine countries grilled Facebook on Tuesday using a cache of sealed documents that had been seized in London last week.
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by Garrett M. Graff on (#43SZQ)
Recent developments in the special counsel investigation indicate that things are about to heat up.
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by Alex Davies on (#43SHV)
With an "invisible" hood, the new generation of the cute ute can handle an off-road paradise—or the parking lot they paved over it.
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by Rhett Allain on (#43SES)
NASA just plopped a lander on the surface of Mars. This simple game lets you see if you can do the same.
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by Lauren Goode on (#43SCB)
Here’s what to get for that person who’s still casually throwing out Steve Jobs quotes on a regular basis.
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by Mark Harris on (#43SC9)
An unusual SpaceX launch will carry several startups' satellites, some of which will jockey to provide dirt-cheap internet for earthbound IoT sensors.
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by Sarah Scoles on (#43RR9)
Inside Mission Support at Lockheed Martin, which led spacecraft operations for NASA's InSight lander, tensions ran high as the robot prepared to touch down on martian soil.
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by Adrienne So on (#43Q6H)
Looking for toys, a Roomba, or an Instant Pot? Here are the Cyber Monday deals for everyone in the family.
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by Aarian Marshall on (#43RGA)
The ecommerce boom is nice for convenience but not for efficiency. Fortunately, Cyber Monday is a good day to shop online.
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by Jeffrey Van Camp on (#43H2E)
Our favorite deals on iPhones, Surface, and Chromebooks for Black Friday and Cyber Monday.
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by Jeffrey Van Camp on (#43G91)
Kindles, Fire Tablets, Fire TVs, and Echo speakers are on sale for Cyber Monday.
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by Jeffrey Van Camp on (#43H0B)
Don't bother trudging to the store. We’ve gathered the best online Cyber Week tech deals for 2018, from smart speakers to fitness trackers and more.
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by Robbie Gonzalez on (#43R8Z)
NASA's Mars lander, called InSight, landed on the red planet and sent its first image of the Mars surface.
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by Brian Raftery on (#43R4Q)
Plus: There's a new 'Lion King' trailer and AMC has set a return date for 'The Walking Dead'.
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by Jeffrey Van Camp on (#43R0M)
Echo, iPad, Bose, and Nintendo Switch deals are among the best of Cyber Monday 2018.
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by Jeffrey Van Camp on (#385VB)
The best deals on consoles, controllers, headsets, VR, and other gaming gear for Sony, Microsoft, PC, or Nintendo fans.
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by Adrienne So on (#43P72)
If you need running shoes, a fitness watch, or a new backpack, these Cyber Monday deals are for you. Apple Watch, Fitbit, Treadmills, and more.
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by Adrienne So on (#43HVH)
We scoured the web to find the best audio deals for Cyber Monday.
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by Robbie Gonzalez on (#43PMH)
These livestreams will let you follow along as the InSight spacecraft lowers itself to the surface of Mars.
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by Alex Davies on (#43QD5)
Along with excessive engineering and swank interiors, the new convertible has an endless list of options.
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by Megan Molteni on (#43QD3)
At the Gladstone Institutes, Crispr pioneer Jennifer Doudna is trying to make genome editing a routine procedure.
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by Elizabeth Stinson on (#43QA3)
Gary Hustwit's new documentary, Rams, profiles the famous product designer, who has some stern words about our endless quest to acquire shiny objects.
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by Pia Ceres on (#43Q6E)
Apparel, recovery equipment, and of course, wireless sports headphones.
by Jack Stewart on (#43Q6F)
RJ Scaringe's Rivian Automotive just unveiled its electric pickup truck, and it's looking good.
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by Jeffrey Van Camp on (#43HR1)
We've found great deals on television sets, soundbars, Roku, Fire TV, and more for Cyber Monday.
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by Matt Simon on (#43Q0G)
We stopped American cities from burning once, and we can do it again. But it'll take a massive shift in behavior statewide.
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by Graeme McMillan on (#43NBC)
What had the internet talking last week? Jim Acosta's press pass, Matthew Whitaker, and Ivanka Trump's emails.
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by Adrienne Rose Bitar on (#43N96)
The FDA ought to embrace cultured meat, not over-regulate it.
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by Pia Ceres on (#43N94)
Do air-fried foods taste as good as their fat-bathed analogues? No. But an air fryer can provide comfort food on demand.
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by Shannon Hall on (#43N79)
Some quasars, powered by supermassive black holes, have been shutting down ahead of schedule. A sort of "murder-suicide pact" could explain it.
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by Shannon Stirone on (#43KVQ)
Let’s extend gratitude and appreciation for the lonely voyagers that send images of the beyond back to Earth.
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by Geek's Guide to the Galaxy on (#43KS3)
Fantasy author Andy Duncan thinks it’s possible, and his story "Senator Bilbo" makes that argument more relevant than ever.
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by Brian Barrett on (#43KS5)
A USPS data leak, Windows passwords go bye-bye, and more security news this week.
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by Eric Adams on (#43KKR)
Rather than have drones waste energy carrying their own power, LakeDiamond wants to charge them by firing lasers through diamonds at their solar cells.
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by Adam Rogers on (#43JYE)
A massive new federal report describes a country in ecological collapse and infrastructural ruin by 2100. They released it on Black Friday.
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by WIRED Staff on (#43JDS)
Pinterest’s CEO tells WIRED why the future of search is more about pointing a camera lens at an object than it is about typing words into a search bar. Plus: Our top holiday gift picks.
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by Robbie Gonzalez on (#43HZ2)
Here are the best livestreams and watch parties to keep tabs on the spacecraft as it completes its Mars landing Monday.
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by Robbie Gonzalez on (#43HZ0)
The latest robot to visit the red planet is built to withstand dust storms and temperatures that can melt steel during entry, descent, and landing.
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by Arielle Pardes on (#43HVF)
Investors and entrepreneurs Alexis Ohanian and Jewel Burks on escaping the San Francisco investor bubble.
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by Angela Watercutter on (#43HVD)
Peter Jackson's new movie may be set in the future, but it's got a few very now moments.
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by Lily Hay Newman on (#43HQZ)
Every new version of iOS seems to bring with it a fresh lock screen bypass. Head the next one off by shushing Siri on your lock screen.
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by Rhett Allain on (#43G15)
Using video of a football collision, you can figure out the velocity and momentum of the players involved.
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by Brian Raftery on (#43FXD)
Everything looks to be as awesome as ever.
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