 |
by Elizabeth Stinson on (#2YTB6)
With updates to the Swarm app, Foursquare hopes to gather even more data about where people spend their time and money.
|
| Link | http://feeds.wired.com/ |
| Feed | http://feeds.wired.com/wired/index |
| Updated | 2025-07-23 03:01 |
 |
by David Pierce on (#2YT49)
The Chinese company is launching a $35 version of the Echo Dot smart speaker, powered by Amazon's Alexa.
|
 |
by Mark Harris on (#2YT0P)
A Backchannel investigation reveals the difficult issues police and communities face when they adopt Palantir's secretive data-scooping software.
|
 |
by Adam Rogers on (#2YT0Q)
SoftBank's aquisition-and-investment spree extends to a drug development business with a slick new strategy
|
 |
by Zachary Karabell on (#2YT13)
Fears about virtual currency bitcoin echo concerns about earlier financial innovations, like paper money.
|
 |
by Laura Mallonee on (#2YT11)
It's kinda sci-fi, but it's not science.
|
 |
by Nick Stockton on (#2YT0Z)
A private company called Satellogic wants to give Earth scientists hyperspectral data from a fleet of satellites for free.
|
 |
by Eric Adams on (#2YT0X)
Here’s how to muscle your way into the moon’s shadow on August 21.
|
 |
by Jack Stewart on (#2YT0V)
The Skyactiv-X engine will arrive in 2019.
|
 |
by Peter Rubin on (#2YT0S)
Forget summer vacation: In the last three months alone, Netflix has announced dozens of properties, continuing its global spread.
|
 |
by Klint Finley on (#2YRJW)
James Damore has filed complaint with NLRB and says his firing violated California law.
|
 |
by Lily Hay Newman on (#2YRAJ)
Now that North Korea can miniaturize a nuke, it's time to tread very, very carefully.
|
 |
by Aarian Marshall on (#2YRAM)
A goofy way to get vital answers.
|
 |
by Ashley Feinberg on (#2YR1E)
Leaked internal messages show that several coworkers rallied around James Damore's now-infamous Google memo.
|
 |
by Scott Thurm on (#2YQST)
Google dismissed Damore for "perpetuating gender stereotypes" in a memo he posted to internal forums last week.
|
 |
by Tom Simonite on (#2YQ1T)
Artificial intelligence expert Andrew Ng has a new online course to teach deep learning skills to coders
|
 |
by Ken Montenegro on (#2YPTS)
Opinion: It's time to let the sun set on warrantless surveillance.
|
 |
by Julie Muncy on (#2YPKT)
Out on PC and consoles, Hinterland Games' chilly survival adventure is about understanding nature—and being unable to escape it.
|
 |
by Brian Barrett on (#2YPKR)
Forget the clunky headset. All this brain-bending experience asks of you is that you take a seat.
|
 |
by Michael Calore on (#2YPF0)
New York company Priority loads its bikes up with features while keeping costs down.
|
 |
by Oliver Milman on (#2YPB5)
The Trump administration has had a stark impact on the language used by some federal employees around climate change.
|
 |
by Rhett Allain on (#2YPB3)
Anything that overpriced, underpowered graphing calculator can do, Python can do better.
|
 |
by Peter Rubin on (#2YPB9)
Mirage doesn't just uncover secret messages—it lets the internet ooze out of your phone and into your surroundings.
|
 |
by Aarian Marshall on (#2YPB7)
Musk's Boring Company could accelerate progress for everyone building the transportation future.
|
 |
by Nitasha Tiku on (#2YNAY)
Memo challenges company's training on unconscious bias
|
 |
by Andy Greenberg on (#2YN8E)
The hackers plaguing the premium TV network have revealed their motive—and more Game of Thrones spoilers.
|
 |
by Lily Hay Newman on (#2YN2E)
One of the most popular drone brands is too big a security risk for the Army, at least for now.
|
 |
by Jim Resnick on (#2YMMV)
The Korean company's grand touring car is a challenge to stalwarts BMW, Audi, and Mercedes.
|
 |
by Menaka Wilhelm on (#2YMMX)
Researchers are looking for ways to predict which young dogs will make the cut—by watching hours and hours of guide dog puppy bowl.
|
 |
by Laura Hudson on (#2YMGB)
The surviving Starks are back together for the first time in years—and they've all become more of themselves, not less.
|
by Bob Berman on (#2YMGD)
During the minutes during which the sun is completely blocked, observers experience the exquisitely odd and wondrous sensation of solar emissions, both visible and invisible, vanishing right in the middle of the day.
 |
by Jason Tanz on (#2YM7Y)
Apple's ARKit draws interest in the mundane—fitting furniture in a room, a digital tape measure.
|
 |
by Tom Simonite on (#2YKBB)
Program creates fake ads, send warning to those who respond: "You may be contacted by law enforcement."
|
 |
by Elizabeth Stinson on (#2YK99)
Snap a photo and the neural network can identify exactly how to make it look better in under 20 milliseconds.
|
 |
by Nick Stockton on (#2YK3A)
Sorting all the world's genetic data is a perfect task for AI—and personal genetics companies are catching on.
|
 |
by David Turner on (#2YK38)
French Montana's latest single is just the latest in a long line of songs that rode an Instagram dance challenge to the top.
|
 |
by Adam Rogers on (#2YK36)
The Aurora project will follow 5,000 people to see if they develop the disorder after trauma, and why—using big data
|
 |
by Carsten Schurmann and Jari Kickbusch on (#2YH4P)
Hey, democracy, your vulnerabilities are showing.
|
 |
by Graeme McMillan on (#2YH0Y)
Last week, dust-ups in the Trump Administration dominated the conversation on social media. Here's what you need to know.
|
 |
by Ariel Bleicher on (#2YH0W)
Species gain and shed startling amounts of DNA as they evolve, and even genomes that look stable churn furiously. What does it mean?
|
 |
by Nitasha Tiku on (#2YGTX)
The CEO of Facebook has denied that his tour of America is about presidential aspirations. So why can’t we let it go?
|
 |
by Laura Mallonee on (#2YGTV)
What do you do when the oysters vanish? Grow a couple tons and dump them back into the bay of course.
|
 |
by David Pierce on (#2YGTS)
This console can become something much greater than Nintendo ever imagined, because anyone who wants to can build both software and hardware to improve it.
|
 |
by Brendan Koerner on (#2YEZZ)
This Russian mathematician-turned-hacker has cracked slot machines worldwide. His secret: seeing through pseudo-random numbers.
|
 |
by Geek's Guide to the Galaxy on (#2YEWM)
The character's legacy was tarnished by the Sylvester Stallone movie and redeemed by the 2012 reboot. He should get another shot.
|
 |
by Lily Hay Newman on (#2YENN)
The danger of the Marcus Hutchins case is the chilling effect it could have on malware research in general.
|
 |
by Aarian Marshall on (#2YENK)
But probably not for long.
|
 |
by Emily Dreyfuss on (#2YENH)
Each Saturday we roundup the major security news of the week.
|
 |
by WIRED Photo Department on (#2YENF)
A "hockey stick galaxy," a raging sunspot, and Jupiter's *other* Red Spot this week in space.
|
 |
by Jordan McMahon on (#2YEND)
Introducing the company's first timepiece, the Tempo Tread Watch.
|