The British automaker and racing outfit has the engineering expertise that could get Apple's software on the road. The post Apple's Probably Not Gonna Buy McLaren, But It Should appeared first on WIRED.

The Facebook founder and his wife, a pediatrician, say they will invest $3 billion to cure all diseases in our children's lifetimes. The post Zuckerberg and Chan Promise $3 Billion to Cure Every Disease appeared first on WIRED.

On this week's WIRED Culture podcast we're talking about just how great TV is right now. (And it really is!) The post That Brilliant Emmys Telecast Has Us Jonesing for Fall TV appeared first on WIRED.

In theory, anti-neutrinos are a perfect fingerprint for nuclear reactor activity, a spoof-proof method that doesn’t require inspections or satellite spying. The post The Quest to Build a Portable Anti-Neutrino Detector for Nukes appeared first on WIRED.

We're now down to four contenders. The post New Contenders Join Mozilla's Grand Experiment in Logo Design appeared first on WIRED.

Twitter says government requests of user account information are up 2.1 percent. The post Government Requests For Twitter Info Keep Growing appeared first on WIRED.

Presidential politics is not a game. But Clinton's campaign says treating the election a little more like Candy Crush is already snagging more support. The post Clinton's App Is Trouncing Trump's in Pretty Much Every Way appeared first on WIRED.

The new documentary brings to light even more about the eccentric millionaire's time in Belize. Watch a clip from the doc here. The post Gringo Digs Deep into John McAfee's Heart of Darkness appeared first on WIRED.

With elections a few weeks away, government officials and lawmakers are debating whether to classify voting systems as critical infrastructure. The post Officials Are Scrambling to Protect the Election From Hackers appeared first on WIRED.

If the SEC gets the goods on Exxon, its sanctions could affect the way publicly-traded companies account for the costs of climate change. The post The Government's Top Financial Regulator Is Investigating ExxonMobil appeared first on WIRED.

Although the game is three years old, it remains popular and has of late appeared in everything from magazines to promotional videos to fashion shows. The post Why the World Can't Quit Dots, the Brilliantly Designed Non-Game appeared first on WIRED.

A surprising number of physicists and astronomers and STEM professionals compete in long, hard, miserable athletic endeavors like ultramarathons. Why? The post What Gives With So Many Hard Scientists Being Hard-Core Endurance Runners? appeared first on WIRED.

That huge solar array you see flying over Nevada is even more amazing from the ground. The post The Burning Beauty of Solar Energy in the Nevada Desert appeared first on WIRED.

The new Panamera deserves your respect, if not your love. The post Review: 2017 Porsche Panamera appeared first on WIRED.

Hillary Clinton is everything that Silicon Valley has been fighting against since Al Gore invented the Internet. The post Gary Johnson: WIRED Should Have Endorsed Me for President appeared first on WIRED.

Google's new messaging app is an easy way to chat your friends. It's also a rough, sometimes ugly first look at how much more messaging could be. The post Google Allo: The Super-Smart Future of Messaging Is Kind of an Idiot Sometimes appeared first on WIRED.

The best jobs are staying in the US. The post Ignore Trump: Ford's Move to Mexico Is Good for US Workers appeared first on WIRED.

Lots of great new films premiered at the Toronto International Film Festival. Here are the ones we think you should start anticipating now. The post 7 Upcoming Films You Gotta Catch, From Sci-Fi to Shootouts appeared first on WIRED.

A new book by author John Fleck argues that the American west is starting to grow out of its water-warring past. The post Maybe California's Water Wars Aren't as Bad as You Think appeared first on WIRED.

At this week's final Clinton Global Initiative meeting, Bill Clinton took the stage to show the receipts. The post Unlike Trump Foundation, Clinton Global Initiative Has Data to Prove Its Worth appeared first on WIRED.

A new Google app called Trips will plan all your sightseeing---thanks to the Leonhard Euler, the Bridges of Königsberg, and little GPS. The post Google's New Vacation App Was 280 Years in the Making appeared first on WIRED.

And journalists are trying to hide this important news from you. The post Angelina Jolie Divorces Brad Pitt as World Continues to Crumble Around Them appeared first on WIRED.

This is a simple physics demo to perform, but it looks really cool. It's a serving tray that doesn't spill your drink, and it's a great example of fake forces. The post From Physics With Love: James Bond Cocktail Tricks appeared first on WIRED.

The Christmas sci-fi thriller finds two of our brightest Earth-bound stars getting lost (and maybe a little lusty?) in space. The post Passengers Trailer: Jennifer Lawrence and Chris Pratt Are Ship Outta Luck appeared first on WIRED.

DarkSky.net puts the best weather app on the web. The post Dark Sky's Pretty Weather App Is Now a Pretty Weather Site appeared first on WIRED.

The Internet infrastructure company Cloudflare is adding three new encryption features to protect more web traffic from prying eyes. The post Cloudflare Launches a Three-Pronged Attack to Encrypt the Entire Web appeared first on WIRED.

Watch Tinker Hatfield sketch the inspirations for the power-lacing HyperAdapt 1.0. The post Watch Design Legend Tinker Hatfield Draw Nike's New Self-Lacing Shoe for Our Cover appeared first on WIRED.

Highlights and hiccups from the earliest AIR model to the latest in Nike's attempts to realize the dream of running on nothing but air. The post From Tailwind to VaporMax, the Evolution of Nike's AIR Line appeared first on WIRED.

This new NBC comedy stars Kristen Bell as the one mean dead person in a well-mannered heavenly community. Will it be as good as its name implies? Read on. The post WIRED Pilot Program: The Good Place appeared first on WIRED.

What if your headphones didn't look like headphones? What if they looked like ears... for your ears? The post Human's Wireless Headphones Might Be the Wildest Cans Yet appeared first on WIRED.

When English-speaking fantasy and science fiction writers invent new profanity in imaginary languages, those words have something very curious in common. The post The Science of Swear Words (Warning: NSFW AF) appeared first on WIRED.

Alexander Weinstein's new story collection depicts a future populated by robot-adopting families and cyber-created kiddos. But it all has a happy(-ish) ending. The post Don't Worry, This Author's Got Our Dystopia All Figured Out appeared first on WIRED.

Net neutrality advocates worry about companies like Comcast creating Internet fast lanes that advantage certain sites over others. But what if you could make your own? The post What if You Could Build Your Own Internet Fast Lanes? appeared first on WIRED.

Nike's Tinker Hatfield and Mark Parker created the original power-lacing sneakers for BTTF. Now go inside the lab where Nike just invented them for real. The post The Secret Lab Where Nike Invented the Power-Lacing Shoe of Our Dreams appeared first on WIRED.

The long-awaited Alpha A99 II has a superpowered autofocus system, capable of keeping 12 shots sharp every second. The post Sony's New Flagship Camera May Be Its Best Ever appeared first on WIRED.

You probably don't think "undersea Internet cable" when you think government surveillance. But of course you should. The post Photos of the Submarine Internet Cables the NSA Probably Tapped appeared first on WIRED.

Federal regulators have announced guidelines that define a new approach to regulating, and encouraging, self-driving cars. The post The Feds Just Got Real About Self-Driving Cars (It’s About Time) appeared first on WIRED.

These designs cost a lot to make; manufacturing them ahead of time---even a limited run, to slake the thirst of early adopters---is a pricey gamble. The post Now You Can Buy Burberry Stuff Straight Off the Runway appeared first on WIRED.

Diversity got celebrated at every turn. Streaming services dominated. And Leslie Jones took on her Twitter hackers. Last night's Emmys were great. The post The Award for Awards Show That Actually Got It Right Goes to...the Emmys appeared first on WIRED.

Apple squeezes every last bit of performance out of LCD. The post Why the iPhone 7’s Screen Looks So Amazing Despite Its Dated Tech appeared first on WIRED.

As terror suspect Ahmad Khan Rahami may be learning, cellphones make convenient detonators---and convenient tracking devices. The post How Police Trace Cellphones in IEDs Like the Ones in NYC appeared first on WIRED.

The Blue Screen of Text is back, as the franchise mines the past to secure its future. The post Final Fantasy XV Goes Old School to Keep Relevant appeared first on WIRED.

Stripe rolls out Instant Payouts to any gig-economy service or online marketplace. The post Stripe Now Lets Any Business Instantly Pay Its Workers appeared first on WIRED.

With help from a slew of a digital artists, Beck and director Grady Hall turned most of “Wow” into a “music video art gallery.” The post Beck Built His Latest Music Video From Killer Instagram Clips appeared first on WIRED.

Today, we get new GoPro goodies, and at first glimpse, they look great. The post GoPro's Karma Drone and New Cameras Look Mighty Hot appeared first on WIRED.

Say hello to Google Trips. The post Now Google AI Can Help You Plan a Vacation appeared first on WIRED.

Tech companies' job sites mention free snacks and beer, but not work-life balance, funding for education, or maternity leave. The post Dear Tech Companies: Focus on Diversity, Not Foosball appeared first on WIRED.

We've also got 'casts on auditioning for 'Star Wars: The Force Awakens,' love in comedy, and how pop songs trigger your emotions. The post Jurassic World Improv and 4 More Podcasts to Start Your Week appeared first on WIRED.

This amphibian isn't quite invisible—but it's kind of as close as it could get. The post The Glass Frog Doesn't Care if You Can See Its Guts appeared first on WIRED.

Massive transportation disruptions might be your city's gain. The post NYC's Subway Gridlock Could Trigger a Transit Renaissance appeared first on WIRED.