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by Klint Finley on (#2X0XP)
Everything should be going great for the microchip powerhouse. Here's why they're not.
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by Wired Staff on (#2X44Q)
Steven Levy joins the Gadget Lab Podcast to tell us how factory workers are streamlining production Google's wearable.
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by Sophia Chen on (#2X3FX)
Robert Johnson thinks that a proton-based image, even a blurry one, can guide a cancer treatment known as proton therapy better than a conventional X-ray.
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by Angela Watercutter on (#2X3FZ)
The studio's biggest comic-book properties were suspiciously absent during their Hall H presentation.
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by Rhett Allain on (#2X3G1)
When a total solar eclipse passes over the US on August 21, nerds will flock to the areas where they can see a total blackout. How many of them can fit?
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by Christopher Null on (#2X2NP)
The HP Spectre x2 costs less than the Surface Pro and beats it on performance, usability, and price
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by Elizabeth Stinson on (#2X2NX)
The advertisements of the future will be immersive and almost game like. And they're nearly here.
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by Aarian Marshall on (#2X2NT)
Elon Musk says he has "verbal government" approval to build a hyperloop on the East Coast. Be skeptical.
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by Sarah Scoles on (#2X2NR)
Kate Russo is the world's go-to guide for communities planning for the massive influx of eclipse tourists this August 21.
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by Andy Greenberg on (#2X2NY)
Not so safe after all.
by Emily Dreyfuss on (#2X2NZ)
"It's manifestly ridiculous."
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by Ashley Feinberg on (#2X0XM)
This permanent campaign appears to be pretty good for Trump's bottom line.
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by Davey Alba on (#2X0XR)
Twitter has vowed to make harassment a priority, and today issued its 6-month progress report. But the company could still use more transparency in how it responds to abuse.
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by Menaka Wilhelm on (#2X0BW)
Tuna owe their agility to a newfound hydraulic system that allows them to raise and lower some specialized fins.
by Nick Stockton on (#2X0BV)
World leaders should plan before they go meddling with the atmosphere.
by Andy Greenberg on (#2X0BX)
Cops sent unsuspecting users scrambling from one dark web site's takedown to another site---that they controlled.
by Julie Muncy on (#2X0BY)
Square Enix's new re-release offers a rare chance to revisit a polarizing but brilliant game in fresh light.
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by Matt Simon on (#2WZW8)
The Human Support Robot makes its way into the real world, giving a paralyzed veteran extra independence.
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by Jordan McMahon on (#2WZWA)
We review drawing apps for the iPad Pro and Pencil. Two are free, the rest are between $5 and $8
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by Jason Parham on (#2WZN2)
Even the world's most stunning holy places are overrun with selfie-takers. Has Instagram officially made us all solipsists?
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by Peter Rubin on (#2WZN4)
Another year, another crop of buzzy projects taking the wraps off for superfans. Here's what we're geeked on.
by Arielle Pardes on (#2WZN5)
From a hacked Google Glass to a VR-like headset, these are the devices empowering the blind.
by Eric Niiler on (#2WZN6)
The giant floating laboratory is in the middle of a bit of a mid-life crisis.
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by Aarian Marshall on (#2WZNC)
A collaboration between Google and transit tech company TransLoc could bring real-time transportation data to even more agencies.
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by Brian Barrett on (#2WZNA)
Who cares about the Fire Phone flop? If Amazon doesn't make another phone, it'll squander its hard-won Alexa lead.
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by Charley Locke on (#2WZN9)
Photographer Klaus Pichler documents the strange world of online esotericism.
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by Charley Locke on (#2WZN7)
With recognizable stars and a creative story, thriller podcast 'Homecoming' proves the medium has crossover potential.
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by Issie Lapowsky on (#2WYHQ)
If you want to fix voting, don't investigate fraud. Improve the outdated, insecure tech.
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by Laura Mallonee on (#2WYHR)
Gun owners make up about 5% of Italy's population. But that doesn't mean they aren't enthusiastic.
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by Aarian Marshall on (#2THQC)
The House and Senate are crafting legislation to govern autonomous driving at a national level.
by Nick Stockton on (#2WYHT)
Memories begin when your neurons respond to outside stimuli—and compound to rewire your brain.
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by David Pierce on (#2WYHV)
With these accessories in your luggage, you can take your Opsec program everywhere you go.
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by Lily Hay Newman on (#2WYHX)
The self-balancing scooter isn't quite so steady when hackers take charge.
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by Megan Molteni on (#2WVVW)
Researchers believe the ballooning stem cell clinic industry is taking advantage of the federal repository's honor system. And patients will be the ones to pay, literally.
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by Alex Davies on (#2WVR0)
Recording the road will earn you a few pennies, and help create detailed maps.
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by Issie Lapowsky on (#2WVR5)
Startups look north for refuge as the US pauses a program meant to keep them here.
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by Tom Simonite on (#2WVR4)
Artificial intelligence could make the US military more powerful—and also more vulnerable
by Megan Molteni on (#2WVR2)
Last week, HHS abruptly canceled two years and $213 million worth of grants meant to aid teen pregnancy prevention, stunning public health researchers around the country.
by Joe Ray on (#2WVR1)
We review ready-to-cook meal kits like the Amazon Meal Kit from Amazon Fresh.
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The Field Study Handbook was meant to be a guide to esoteric field research. Instead, it’s become a $110 self-help manual for the digitally disaffected.
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by Meredith Rutland Bauer on (#2WVR7)
Quantum computing is going to be able to expose the data we encrypt today—and hackers are counting on it.
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by Karen Wickre on (#2WVR9)
A veteran of crisis management and corporate disasters tells you what to do when all hell breaks loose.
by Eric Adams on (#2WTGM)
The 2018 S-Class takes on more sophisticated turns and lane changes—but the system ain’t perfect.
by David Pierce on (#2WTGN)
Don't look now, but QR codes are back—and they're going to change your digital life in all sorts of previously impossible ways.
by Andy Greenberg on (#2WTGP)
An obscure bug in 34 companies' physical secure gadgets could leave them open to hackers.
by Davey Alba on (#2WTGQ)
As Amazon launches a Blue Apron competitor, and Snap's stock plummets, a bubble is deflating.
by Julie Muncy on (#2WTGR)
The Switch sequel to Nintendo's popular Wii U game is great—but if you've played the first one, you're in for deja vu.
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by Laura Mallonee on (#2WTGS)
It's colorful. It's feisty. And you don't want to mess with it.
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by Elizabeth Stinson on (#2WTGV)
The high-tech fabric found on Nike's running shoes makes the perfect material for a soft, supportive sports bra.
by Adam Rogers on (#2WTGW)
You can blame climate change for all those wildfires, but don't forget another factor: We love to build on the edge of wildlands.