The sequel to the 2015 box-office hit will make you say "They did Ben-whaaaaaaaaat?" all over again. The post Fifty Shades Darker Trailer: Get Ready for Heated Glances appeared first on WIRED.

Online educator Udacity is launching a 27-week, $2,400 course that promises to turn anyone with basic coding experience into a deep learning connoisseur. The post A $2,400 Class to Make Anyone a Self-Driving Car Engineer appeared first on WIRED.

The Vamp Stereo contains a bluetooth chip, an amp, and enough juice to power two speakers for up to ten hours. The post This Tiny Gadget Turns Any Old Speakers Into a Stereo System appeared first on WIRED.

Among the giants of hardware, only Intel is getting it right. The post Hardware Giants Hope the Past Can Save Their Future appeared first on WIRED.

GM says the Chevy Bolt goes 238 miles on a charge. We put it to the test. The post We Drive the $30K Chevy Bolt, GM's Tesla-Walloping Electric Car appeared first on WIRED.

'Warcraft Adventures: Lord of the Clans' was cancelled in 1998, and has never been playable. Until now. The post You Were Never Meant to See the Warcraft Game the Internet Just Found appeared first on WIRED.

Kratom is helping wean thousands of Americans off illegal drugs and prescription pain pills, without creating long term dependency. It shouldn't be illegal. The post Banning a Promising Cure for Opioid Addiction Is a Bad Idea appeared first on WIRED.

Jeff Bezos announced a new rocket that could make his tortoise strategy a winner in the race to Mars. The post Jeff Bezos’ New Rocket Could Send the First People to Mars appeared first on WIRED.

Lots of lava flows over the weekend, including Piton de la Fournaise and Fuego, with Kilauea coming close to new lava lake overflow. The post It Was A Great Weekend For Lava appeared first on WIRED.

Fact-checkers have more ways than ever to shine a light on misinformation, even as social media provides more vectors than ever for falsehoods to spread. The post 2016 Could Be Fact-Checking's Finest Year—If Anyone Listens appeared first on WIRED.

New Wilshire Grand Center skyscraper—the tallest in the western US—may wobble in a big quake, but it shouldn’t fall down. The post Check Out the Earthquake Shock Absorbers on LA’s Newest Skyscraper appeared first on WIRED.

Adam Savage, prop designer and Mythbuster, explores the sublime handmade brilliance (and deep space nerdery) of artist Tom Sachs. The post Inside a Strange Three-Day, Hand-Crafted Mission to Europa appeared first on WIRED.

When iOS 10 is ready for you, there's more to updating than just pressing the update button. The post How to Update Your iPhone to iOS 10 appeared first on WIRED.

The new iPhones don't look different, because what they look like doesn't really matter anymore. The post Review: Apple iPhone 7 and 7 Plus appeared first on WIRED.

Apple's new wireless headphones aren't for the iPhone 7. They're for Siri. The post Review: Apple AirPods appeared first on WIRED.

Photographer Dylan Johnston follows hunters as they wrangle pythons in Florida's Everglades. The post Florida Has a Competition to Hunt Pythons Because Florida appeared first on WIRED.

It's a not-serious lung infection. It set off a media frenzy and speculations about her overall health. She'll probably be fine. The post Hillary Clinton Has Pneumonia, and Health-Wise It's No Big Deal appeared first on WIRED.

Malicious third-party app stores ride on the notoriety of viral apps to trick people into downloading their phony software. The post Hack Brief: Beware the Spammy Pokemon Go Apps Being Pushed to Millions of iPhones appeared first on WIRED.

A video that might have taken months to see the light of day in 2012 dominated the national conversation within a matter of hours. The post The Making of Hillary Clinton's Most Unwanted Viral Video appeared first on WIRED.

A simple way to stop harassment. The post Why Can't Twitter Do What Instagram Just Did? appeared first on WIRED.

The game is now scheduled to arrive for PlayStation 4 on Dec. 6. The post The Last Guardian Release Pushed Back to December appeared first on WIRED.

Thomas Jefferson has an extinct scallop, Teddy has an elk and a savanna shrew. But Obama has a whole menagerie of fish and parasites, lizards and birds named after him. The post Biologists Really Can’t Help Naming Species After Obama appeared first on WIRED.

Hackers can train artificial neural networks to recognize objects, read text, and even identify faces in obfuscated images. The post AI Can Recognize Your Face Even If You're Pixelated appeared first on WIRED.

New research suggests that spring tides might flex highly stressed fault lines to the point of triggering large quakes. The post Moon Cycles Might Be Linked to Really Big Quakes appeared first on WIRED.

We also have some maybe-possibly new plot details from the first Star Wars anthology film, if you're into that kind of thing. The post Cantina Talk: Star Wars: Episode VIII Is Big—Because It's Full of Secrets appeared first on WIRED.

We asked Chelsea Handler the things people often Google about her. She, naturally, had rather funny answers. The post Chelsea Handler: 'If You Believe in Astrology, You're an Idiot' appeared first on WIRED.

The urchin and decorator crabs wear other organisms as hats and jackets. It's called fashion. Look it up. The post The Most Fashionable Crabs Never Wear White After Labor Day appeared first on WIRED.

Proterra's Catalyst E2 Series is aimed squarely at city public transit. The post This New Electric Bus Can Drive 350 Miles on One Charge appeared first on WIRED.

A suns-set on Proxima b illuminates jutting rocks, rounded rocks, arcing rocks, and possibly some fog in the foreground. But that's all just imaginary. The post How Space Scientists Turn Exoplanets Into Places We Can ‘See' appeared first on WIRED.

Also, a cursed piano competition, three inches containing 1,500 languages, and more. The post Well-Versed Ghosts and 4 More Must-Hear Podcasts appeared first on WIRED.

It feels inevitable that Oliver Stone would make a movie about Edward Snowden, who embodies themes the director has been drawn to in many of his films. The post Oliver Stone Talks Secrets, Spies, and Snowden appeared first on WIRED.

Whether you agree or disagree with the FAA registration, it does put something of damper on flying a drone. The post Go Ahead, Fly a Tiny Drone. The Man Doesn't Have to Know appeared first on WIRED.

Each weekend we round up the news stories that we didn’t break or cover in depth but still deserves your attention. The post Security News This Week: Google Ups the Ante on Web Encryption appeared first on WIRED.

Version 8.0 of "Autopilot" juices up the electric car's radar to avoid crashes. The post Tesla’s Self-Driving Software Gets a Major Update appeared first on WIRED.

Fifteen years later, much of the world we're living in is a direct result of the tragedies that morning. The post Our Connected World and the Unseen Legacies of 9/11 appeared first on WIRED.

We review a Kamado grill from a backyard mainstay. The post Review: Weber Summit Charcoal Grill appeared first on WIRED.

Thought the World Trade Center had the monopoly on 9/11 memorials? Think again. There are sites of remembrance across the US. The post 9/11 Memorials Aren’t Limited to NY and DC—They’re Everywhere appeared first on WIRED.

The music video might just be the perfect vehicle for virtual reality—immersive, narrative, and short. What's going to be the medium's first "Thriller"? The post Music's Salvation Might Be Selling Not Songs, But VR appeared first on WIRED.

A cross between a BMW and a fat bike, the Duovelo uses a sliding mechanism to reveal a second seat for a passenger. The post Electric Bicycles Are So 2016—We Want an E-Bike Built for Two appeared first on WIRED.

The SmartCast Crave lineup does both Bluetooth and Wi-Fi streaming, and it's built for multi-room audio setups. The post Vizio Takes On Sonos With Its Double-Duty Wireless Speakers appeared first on WIRED.

Give some thought to how you can make the best use of that old device you're leaving behind. The post What to Do With Your Old iPhone appeared first on WIRED.

Space photos of the week, September 4 — 10, 2016. The post Space Photos of the Week: A Lazy Supernova in the Sky appeared first on WIRED.

Also, people have a lot of feelings about feminists and AirPods. The post While You Were Offline: Yeah North Korea Really Chill of You to Ban Sarcasm appeared first on WIRED.

Just months after their discovery, gravitational waves coming from the mergers of black holes are shaking up astrophysics. The post Colliding Black Holes Tell the New Story of Stars appeared first on WIRED.

The timing is odd, and suggests someone doesn't like the NGO keeping an eye on nuclear test sites. The post DoS Attack Crashes Website Monitoring North Korea's Nuclear Test Site appeared first on WIRED.

In the latest episode of 'Geek's Guide to the Galaxy,' writer Hannu Rajaniemi discusses what he calls "neurofiction." The post Books Would Be So Much Better if They Could Read Your Mind appeared first on WIRED.

This time-lapse you see here is among the most compelling visualizations of evolution we've ever seen. It's also a little frightening. The post A Gorgeous—and Unsettling—Video of Evolution in Action appeared first on WIRED.

This week: Apple news. Also, some Amazon news. But mostly Apple. The post All About Apple appeared first on WIRED.

Facebook will make mistakes. But it should at least show us why the mistakes are made. The post Norway Is Right to Be Pissed at Facebook Over Photo Censorship appeared first on WIRED.

How do you clean a blue whale? Slowly, and with a lot of vacuum bags. The post Photo of the Week: Vacuuming an Enormous Fake Blue Whale appeared first on WIRED.