Sony has two new Android phones. The post Sony’s New Xperia Phones Have Big Ol' Cameras, Meh Specs appeared first on WIRED.

At Europe's biggest tech trade show, it's the risk-takers that stood out. The post We Love You, Absurd Gadgets That Rocket Us Into the Future appeared first on WIRED.

We beg you. The post People, Please Don't Store Private Data in Your Address Book appeared first on WIRED.

Samsung's Note 7 fiasco is a reminder that battery cell tech is still a volatile issue. The post Why Smartphones Still Blow Up appeared first on WIRED.

Scratch that collector itch! The post The 17 Best Star Trek Toys, Props, and Models Money Can Buy appeared first on WIRED.

There are more sides to Jupiter than just that big red spot. The post NASA's Juno Spacecraft Discovers Curiosities at Jupiter’s Poles appeared first on WIRED.

Antimicrobial soaps actually might exacerbate the looming threat of antibiotic resistance. The post The FDA's Antibacterial Soap Ban Is Bad News for Superbugs appeared first on WIRED.

Though the FBI found no evidence that Hillary Clinton's emails was compromised, an unnamed staffer working for her husband was hacked in early 2013. The post Bill Clinton Staffer’s Email Was Breached on Hillary's Private Server, FBI Says appeared first on WIRED.

Ramsophone, an online music-maker inspired by the designs of Dieter Rams, lets you click and tap to create your own synthwave score. The post Create Your Own Stranger Things Score With This Dieter Rams Inspired Web Toy appeared first on WIRED.

We're not talking about sartorial pantsuits. We're talking about capital-P Pantsuit, the design system underpinning Clinton's online presence. The post The Key to Clinton’s Identity Online? It’s Pantsuit appeared first on WIRED.

Scientists used to think that marine larvae just floated lazily out to sea. An army of ocean-going minions could change that. The post The Best Way to Track Baby Starfish? Robots, of Course appeared first on WIRED.

With Nintendo's NX platform just around the corner, Nintendo is filling out the 3DS handheld's final days with ported games and spin-offs. The post Game|Life Podcast: Nintendo Plans the Last Days of Nintendo 3DS appeared first on WIRED.

We’re proud to host NextDraft—the most righteous, most essential newsletter on the web—on WIRED.com. The post Goat Yoga. I Repeat: Goat Yoga. Oh and Other Things You Missed This Week appeared first on WIRED.

WIRED covered Bannon's career in gaming back in 2008. The post Trump's Campaign CEO's Little Known World of Warcraft Career appeared first on WIRED.

The design museum's collection samples from ancient history, the future, and everything in between. That’s a lot of stuff—and now you can see it all online. The post The Cooper Hewitt Design Museum Just Put 200,000 Items Online appeared first on WIRED.

Apple's latest OS X update patches a dangerous (and rare) zero-day vulnerability. The post Go Update OS X and Safari Right Now appeared first on WIRED.

But there's no information yet for customers on how to trade in your faulty phones. The post Samsung's Recalling Millions of Note 7 Phones Over Battery Fires appeared first on WIRED.

By adding digestive juices, scientists have finally figured out how to grow norovirus in a petri dish—opening up a path for important health research. The post The Secret to a Breakthrough in Fighting Norovirus? Human Bile appeared first on WIRED.

With the Facebook Trending mess, people are arguing over whether humans or algorithms should run Facebook. But that makes no sense. The post Repeat After Me: Humans Run the Internet, Not Algorithms appeared first on WIRED.

Innovative new materials have been creeping into sports stadium construction around the world, providing both practical and aesthetic benefit. The post The NFL's First Translucent Roof Is a Super-Tough Monster appeared first on WIRED.

This is what it takes to make your commute quieter. The post The Four-Year Fight to Make San Francisco’s Subway Stop Screaming appeared first on WIRED.

Matching virtual reality to a physical space helped me find the type of experience necessary for emotional impact. (Just don't cross the streams.) The post Ghostbusting Finally Got Me to Believe in the Power of VR appeared first on WIRED.

It might not be a great summer for popcorn movies, but the TNT summer show has more than enough lightweight action to keep you entertained. The post The Last Ship Is One Huge Navy Ad—and Your New TV Obsession appeared first on WIRED.

If you haven't seen 'Don't Breathe,' don't read. The post It's Time to Talk About That Awful Don't Breathe Twist appeared first on WIRED.

Phones are too fragile, too breakable, too afraid to take a dip. That's not OK anymore. The post It's Way Past Time for Every Phone to Be Waterproof appeared first on WIRED.

His candidacy has been disorienting, self-contradictory, and overwhelming. In other words, just like a social media feed. The post Trump’s Surreal Campaign Is More Like Twitter Than We Ever Realized appeared first on WIRED.

Which is great for Facebook. The post Facebook Wants Its Advertisers To Be Better on Mobile appeared first on WIRED.

Google is fighting with AT&T over a very important technology. The post Why Utility Poles Are So Important to the Future of the Internet appeared first on WIRED.

What does this mean for SpaceX? What does it mean for the future of commercial space flight? What does it mean for Internet access in Africa? The post The SpaceX Explosion: What You Need to Know appeared first on WIRED.

Killer Mike and El-P, rapping duo extraordinaire, are coming to the latest entry in the Gears of War videogame series. Run them gears fast. The post Run the Horde as Run the Jewels in Gears of War 4 appeared first on WIRED.

Nintendo 3DS version of Super Mario Maker will let you create your own Mario levels on the go, but not share them on the Internet. The post Super Mario Maker Goes Portable (But Loses Online Sharing) appeared first on WIRED.

A collection of their correspondence offers an intimate look at the lives of two designers as told through their personal data. The post Here's What Happens When Two Designers Speak Only in Infographics appeared first on WIRED.

Brave, the browser from web pioneeer Brenden Eich, now does micropayments, so you can pay for what you read without seeing ads. The post The Ad-Blocking Browser That Pays the Sites You Visit appeared first on WIRED.

When the Falcon 9 blew up this morning, it was carrying a satellite that would have helped expand sub-Saharan Internet access. The post SpaceX Rocket Explosion Sets Back Facebook's Internet Expansion in Africa appeared first on WIRED.

The social media spin room wants Trump to change. Last night he proved again that he isn't going to. The post It's Time to Stop Tweeting About Trump's Nonexistent 'Pivot' appeared first on WIRED.

Think Hulu is just for binge-watching TV? Think again. The post The 11 Best Movies Coming to Hulu This Month appeared first on WIRED.

Most lenticular prints fall into one of two categories. Static prints convey depth but not movement, animated prints the inverse. "Beyond" conveys both. The post The World's Biggest Lenticular Print Will Make You Go 'Whoa' appeared first on WIRED.

Artists, activists, and journalists now see VR’s potential to be an empathy engine. The post Can VR Really Make You More Empathetic? appeared first on WIRED.

After years of flirting with the classic card game, I'm finally hooked. Turns out, all it took was an online version that worked. The post Whoops, It’s 2016 and I Just Got Obsessed With Magic: The Gathering appeared first on WIRED.

The fear of mass violence, combined with social media's sweeping immediacy, makes weaponizing bad information all too easy. The post Airport Panics Will Keep Happening. The Place to Calm Them Is Online appeared first on WIRED.

Now that the summer blockbuster season is over, the superhero movie industry can finally look to the future. Here's what they have in the works. The post Cape Watch: A Glimpse at Who Batman Will Battle in His Solo Movie appeared first on WIRED.

With waterslides, ice rink shows, and robot bars, why leave the boat? The post All Aboard the Most Ridiculous, Most Stupidly Huge Cruise Ship on Earth appeared first on WIRED.

With Sunrise finally off in the sunset, try one of these calendar apps instead. The post Alas, the Sunrise App's Dead—But Try These 7 Other Calendars appeared first on WIRED.

Summer may be gone, but if September is anything to go by, fall might bring an even better comic bounty than the sunshine season. The post The 5 Comics You Have to Read This Month appeared first on WIRED.

When a tropical depression like Hermine threatens inundation, Florida says not today. The post Florida's Flood Control Says Not Today to Tropical Storm Hermine appeared first on WIRED.

New federal data shows that nearly half of the people killed in cars last year decided to forego that buckling up thing. The post Somehow, Way Too Many Americans Still Aren't Wearing Seat Belts appeared first on WIRED.

It won't float in the air and shoot lasers, but Sphero's latest toy is all about honing your use of the Force. The post Sphero's New Wristband Lets You Control BB-8 With Hand Gestures appeared first on WIRED.

The wild legal battle between the founders of the company leading the race to build Elon Musk's Hyperloop took a nasty turn today. The post That Crazy Hyperloop Lawsuit Just Got Even Nastier appeared first on WIRED.

Most college students don't even consider geology, but they're missing out on the whole planet! The post Dear College Students: You Should Take Geology appeared first on WIRED.

Silicon Valley employees are Hillary Clinton's top funders. The post Techies Donate to Clinton in Droves. To Trump? Not So Much appeared first on WIRED.