by David Pierce on (#2N4FW)
Windows 10 S makes your laptop easier to use, longer-lasting, and a whole lot more secure. The post Surface Laptop Gives Microsoft an Answer to Chromebooks, Sorta appeared first on WIRED.
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by Mark Yarm on (#2N4FX)
Consider it a blaster class in filmmaking. The post Heading to the Movies? Prep With Our Sci-Fi Plot Generator appeared first on WIRED.
by Rhett Allain on (#2N4FY)
Energy is the answer to so many questions. But what is energy? That is the question. The post How a Missing Penny Explains the Conservation of Energy appeared first on WIRED.
by Sam Lubell on (#2N4FZ)
Pulling ornament into the digital age generates just a few feels in the field. The post Architects Discover Emoji, and Guess What They Aren't All Happy About It appeared first on WIRED.
by Matt Simon on (#2N4G0)
Astrobee will float around assisting astronauts in a range of tasks. It's a fascinating glimpse at NASA's robotic future in space. The post Astrobee: The Adorable Little Robot That'll Soon Jet Around the ISS appeared first on WIRED.
by Charley Locke on (#2N2VY)
Aerial photographs provide a refreshing take on a familiar scene. And flying robots that take pictures are cool. The post You Like Drone Photos, Yeah? Check Out These Stunning Shots appeared first on WIRED.
by Arielle Pardes on (#2N2VZ)
If you want the option to hail an Uber from the Acropolis, read this guide. The post How to Prep Your Phone for International Travel appeared first on WIRED.
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by Aarian Marshall on (#2N2W0)
Reno, Nevada jumps headfirst into the autonomous future---and tries to answer some big questions about public transit in the process. The post Don't Look Now, But Even Buses Are Going Autonomous appeared first on WIRED.
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by Lily Hay Newman on (#2N2W2)
So-called ultrasonic beacons are becoming even more popular with marketers. Here's how to shut them out. The post Hundreds of Apps Can Listen for Marketing ‘Beacons’ You Can’t Hear appeared first on WIRED.
by Liz Stinson on (#2N2W3)
A new book from data designer Manuel Lima looks at why so many infographics are circular. The post Why Are Data-Viz Designers So Obsessed With Circles? appeared first on WIRED.
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by Megan Molteni on (#2N2W4)
On Thursday, two senators introduced a bill that would make it much, much harder for any administration to disappear public data. The post Hackers Aren't the Only Ones Defending Your Right to Federal Data appeared first on WIRED.
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by Zachary Karabell on (#2N2W6)
While the fate of the Trump administration matters, it may shape the world much less decisively than the changes rapidly altering the digital landscape. The post Look to Zuck's F8, Not Trump's 100 Days, to See the Shape of the Future appeared first on WIRED.
by Samanth Subramanian on (#2N2W7)
Bangalore was once the icon of a globalized, high tech, utopian future. Now it's the thirsty sign of a global catastrophe The post India’s Silicon Valley Is Dying of Thirst. Your City May Be Next appeared first on WIRED.
by Peter Rubin on (#2MZZH)
Feeling disoriented by Starz's new show? Readers of Neil Gaiman's fantasy novel felt the same. You just have to believe. The post American Gods Gives 'Faithful Adaptation' All New Meaning appeared first on WIRED.
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by Ryan Hagemann on (#2MZZJ)
Opinion: The government is driving automotive innovation into the past. The post Senseless Government Rules Could Cripple the Robo-Car Revolution appeared first on WIRED.
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by Sophia Chen on (#2MZZM)
This drone served in Iraq and Afghanistan—and it's going to take atmospheric data in Alaska next year. The post This Drone Once Fought Wars. Now It's Fighting Climate Change appeared first on WIRED.
by Graeme McMillan on (#2MZZN)
Oddly, Disney hasn't announced any Star Wars movie release dates beyond 2019. The post Cantina Talk: Could Episode IX Mark the End of Annual Star Wars Movies? appeared first on WIRED.
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by Christopher Null on (#2MZZP)
You probably spend more time in your desk chair than in your bed. Might as well make it comfortable. The post 5 Super-Fancy Desk Chairs to Upgrade Your Workday appeared first on WIRED.
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by Zachary Karabell on (#2MZZR)
In its quest to rise above internet antagonism, Upworthy is marrying a lexicon of idealism to an almost metronomic pursuit of substantive clicks The post Upworthy's Quest to Engineer Optimism for an Anxious Age appeared first on WIRED.
by Aarian Marshall on (#2MZZS)
A citizen scientist points to traffic light problems that have long vexed the professionals. The post Red Light Cameras May Issue Some Tickets Using the Wrong Formula appeared first on WIRED.
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by Chelsea Leu on (#2MSGC)
*Cough cough* spy satellite *cough cough.* The post SpaceX Launches a Super-Secret Payload for the Feds appeared first on WIRED.
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by Geek's Guide to the Galaxy on (#2MSG4)
The bestselling author says he'd "trade some of the politics and importance for a slightly more comfortable world to live in." The post Neil Gaiman Wishes American Gods Wasn’t Quite So Relevant Right Now appeared first on WIRED.
by Brian Barrett on (#2MSG5)
Each weekend we round up the news stories that we didn't break or cover in depth but that still deserve your attention. The post Security News This Week: Yeah, About That Carrier Steaming Toward North Korea appeared first on WIRED.
by Klint Finley on (#2MSG6)
The FCC this week released the first details of its long-anticipated plan to roll-back Obama-era net neutrality protections. But the fight isn't over. The post Here’s What Comes Next in the Fight to Save Net Neutrality appeared first on WIRED.
by Wired Staff on (#2MSG7)
If you're shopping for a new portable PC, here are 10 great options. The post Our 10 Favorite Laptops, From MacBooks to Chromebooks appeared first on WIRED.
by Adam Rogers on (#2MSG8)
Blocked from major operations in South Sudan, Doctors Without Borders deploys caregivers with small backpacks full of medicine on the road to the border. The post What’s Inside the Badass Backpack That’s Saving Lives in South Sudan appeared first on WIRED.
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by WIRED Photo Department on (#2MSG9)
Martian gullies, dark matter, and the final journey of Cassini. The post Space Photos of the Week: Ain't Nobody Outshining This Sassy Star appeared first on WIRED.
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by Eric Niiler on (#2MSGB)
Last year, the US finished last in Locked Shields, NATO's cyber war games. This year, it had its eye on redemption. The post The US Takes On the World in NATO's Cyber War Games appeared first on WIRED.
by Alex Davies on (#2MNB2)
BorgWarner's e-booster kills the much-hated turbo lag. The post A Little Fan That Fixes the Turbocharger's Biggest Problem appeared first on WIRED.
by Brian Barrett on (#2MNB3)
Amazon put Alexa inside a camera---one that could know more about you than you realize. The post Amazon's ‘Echo Look’ Could Snoop a Lot More Than Just Your Clothes appeared first on WIRED.
by Nick Stockton on (#2MNB4)
Alzheimer's is the result of a combination of risks you can and cannot control. Here's how to ground yourself before the next wave of Alzheimer's hysteria. The post When Is It Worth Worrying About Dementia? appeared first on WIRED.
by Christopher Null on (#2MNB5)
Lenovo's business-centric laptop is back once again, now in its fifth generation. Nice machine, but the trackpad is lousy. The post Review: Lenovo ThinkPad X1 Carbon appeared first on WIRED.
by Cade Metz on (#2MNB6)
What happens when fiction runs headlong into reality that's way weirder. The post Tom Hanks and Jack Dorsey Tumble Into The Circle's Endless Irony appeared first on WIRED.
by Laura Mallonee on (#2MNB7)
Wind! Rain! Hail! Tornados! These Instagrams have it all. The post The Storm Chasers to Follow on Instagram appeared first on WIRED.
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by Andy Greenberg on (#2MNB8)
Researchers at the University of Michigan expose how an obscure feature of thousands of apps can give hackers remote access into your phone's most sensitive guts. The post An Obscure App Flaw Creates Backdoors In Millions of Smartphones appeared first on WIRED.
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by Emily Dreyfuss on (#2MNBA)
Jimmy Wales believes the crowd can fix what's wrong with the media. But is it really journalism? The post Hate the News? Wikipedia's Co-Founder Wants You to Edit It appeared first on WIRED.
by Davey Alba on (#2MJG6)
Cognitive neuroscientist Anil Seth's talk about human consciousness was my TED moment. The post TED Day Three: The Mind-Scrambling TED Talk I Won't Stop Sharing appeared first on WIRED.
by Mary Pilon on (#2MJG7)
A new film project seeks to reconnect the elderly with the joys of everyday life. The post For Senior Citizens, the Future of VR Lies in the Past appeared first on WIRED.
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by Julie Muncy on (#2MJG8)
The iOS game, and others like it, transforms your phone into a window to a more joyful plane of reality. The post Vignettes Invents a New Game Genre By Enchanting Your Phone appeared first on WIRED.
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by Emma Grey Ellis on (#2MJGA)
Making space seem real and beautiful isn't just marketing. It's good for science, too. The post How NASA Visualizes Stunning Worlds Without Really Seeing Them appeared first on WIRED.
by Lily Hay Newman on (#2MJGB)
Relying on companies to secure IoT at the device level hasn't worked. Cloudflare has a different approach. The post A Clever Plan to Secure the Internet of Things Could Still Have Big Drawbacks appeared first on WIRED.
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by Eric Adams on (#2MJGC)
After the grandeur of Solar Impulse 2's round-the-world flight, André Borschberg is ready to start small. The post Want Electric Airplanes? Sorry, But You Gotta Start Small and Boring appeared first on WIRED.
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by Megan Molteni on (#2MJGE)
Five years ago, the feds would never let a computer deliver a drug that could kill you. Then they approved the artificial pancreas. The post Who'll Be the First to Meld With the Machines? Diabetics appeared first on WIRED.
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by Rhett Allain on (#2MJGG)
When a cable is supported by the two ends, it will hang down a bit depending on the tension in the cable. How can you model this cable sag with a computer? The post Let’s Do the Shocking Physics of Why Power Lines Sag appeared first on WIRED.
by Klint Finley on (#2MF8K)
The chair of the FCC today said he would work to strip his own agency of the authority to enforce net neutrality. But the fight is far from over. The post Why the FCC’s Plans to Gut Net Neutrality Just Might Fail appeared first on WIRED.
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by Emily Dreyfuss on (#2MF8M)
Et tu, Alexa? The post Oh Great, Now Alexa Will Judge Your Outfits, Too appeared first on WIRED.
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by Angela Watercutter on (#2MF8P)
The Talking Heads concert doc is still one of the greatest music films ever made. The post Jonathan Demme's Stop Making Sense Is Still the Concert Film All Others Try to Be appeared first on WIRED.
by Anna Vlasits on (#2MF8Q)
Stem cell scientists are modern day witches. The post Scientists Brew Up the Creepiest Batches of Brain Balls Yet appeared first on WIRED.
by Eric Niiler on (#2MF8R)
Ancient tools scattered around a mastodon suggest that the earliest humans showed up in North American more than 100,000 years earlier than we thought. The post A 130,000-Year-Old Mastodon Threatens to Upend Human History appeared first on WIRED.
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by Adam Rogers on (#2MF8S)
A new high-resolution sequence of the barley genome could pave the way for better malt. The post You Want Better Beer? Good. Here's a Better Barley Genome appeared first on WIRED.
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