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by Tim Moynihan on (#1R08N)
The short-throw PH450U runs on batteries, lets you cast video from Android devices, and doesn't need much space to create a huge picture. The post LG’s Tiny Battery-Powered Projector Beams an 80-Inch Picture appeared first on WIRED.
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by Chelsea Leu on (#1R08Q)
Firenadoes are spinning columns of smoke and fire, caused by wind interacting with the blaze itself---a complex mix of fire and fluid dynamics. The post How the Blue Cut Blaze Spawns Those Insane Firenadoes appeared first on WIRED.
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by Laura Mallonee on (#1R08S)
The second week of the Olympic Games was even more exciting. Here's photographic proof. The post Body Slams and BMX: The Best Olympic Photos, Part Two appeared first on WIRED.
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by Robbie Gonzalez on (#1R08V)
"There's such a wide variety of body types out there," says graphic designer Wendy Fox. "But then, there's a huge variety of sports, as well." The post Help This Designer Illustrate Every Gold-Winning Woman at Rio appeared first on WIRED.
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by Jack Stewart on (#1R08X)
An exclusive look at how Karma Automotive brought the lovely, doomed Fisker Karma back to life. The post Inside the Fisker Karma’s Impossible Return From Automotive Hell appeared first on WIRED.
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by K.M. McFarland on (#1QZTX)
Golf at the Olympics seemed like a hole in one. So far, it's landed in the rough. The post Olympic Golf Was Supposed to Be Huge. So Why’d It Land in the Rough? appeared first on WIRED.
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by Davey Alba on (#1QYTZ)
Still no closure for this three-year-old lawsuit—or for the 1099 economy. The post Judge Rejects Uber’s $100 Million Settlement with Drivers appeared first on WIRED.
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by Wired Staff on (#1QYV1)
Statues of the GOP presidential candidate, naked and unafraid, appeared mysteriously around the country. The post Naked Trump Statues Swing Into Action appeared first on WIRED.
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by Emma Grey Ellis on (#1QYBS)
The Family Circle Cookie Contest started as a queasy way to make Hillary Clinton more relatable (read: traditionally feminine). Now it's Bill's turn. The post Wait, Didn't Parks and Rec. Do This Bill Clinton Cookie Thing Already? appeared first on WIRED.
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by Davey Alba on (#1QY5B)
The end of Gawker is also the end of an era in the web's short history. The post Peter Thiel Just Got His Wish: Gawker Is Shutting Down appeared first on WIRED.
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by Chelsea Leu on (#1QY2J)
Deaths in a chimp sanctuary are adding fuel to the fight over the most humane way to retire the US's lab chimps The post The Deaths of 9 Retired Research Chimps Ignite a Biology Feud appeared first on WIRED.
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by Brian Barrett on (#1QY2M)
There are some serious limits to T-Mobile and Sprint's new unlimited plans. The post Unlimited Data Plans Are Back—With Some Big Catches appeared first on WIRED.
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by Wired Staff on (#1QY2P)
Does this book need an index? Is Mycroft a monster? What's up with J.E.D.D.? Join us for our second sensayer session on Ada Palmer's Too Like the Lightning. The post WIRED Book Club: Too Like the Lightning Is Scandalizing (and Cannibalizing) Us appeared first on WIRED.
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by Chris Kohler on (#1QXRR)
Vinyl, pins, T-shirts, and other very cool "Rez Infinite" merch goes up for pre-order today. Oh, and a hard copy of the game. The post Check Out This Drool-Worthy Rez Infinite Merch appeared first on WIRED.
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by Davey Alba on (#1QXJ7)
The social network says it is getting more serious about terrorism on its platform. The post Twitter Says It Suspended 360,000 Suspected Terrorist Accounts in a Year appeared first on WIRED.
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by Klint Finley on (#1QXGF)
C'mon, click. You know you want to. Thanks to Facebook's new AI tool, you might be less disappointed the next time you do. The post You Won't Believe What Facebook Is Giving Away for Free Now appeared first on WIRED.
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by Emily Dreyfuss on (#1QXGH)
If you had hoped the Olympics would distract you from the garbage fire of the 2016 Election, you've been disappointed. But the absurd #lochtegate might do the trick. The post Why #LochteGate Is the Diversion America Deserves appeared first on WIRED.
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by Margaret Rhodes on (#1QXA5)
A bellwether of the design industry moves on to the next big thing. The post John Maeda's Next Gig? Design Kingpin of the Open Web appeared first on WIRED.
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by Rhett Allain on (#1QXA7)
In the BMX race, bikers start at the top of a ramp and accelerate down. Here are three physics problems you could get from just this one part of the race. The post The High-Speed Physics of Olympic BMX appeared first on WIRED.
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by Erik Klemetti on (#1QX3R)
Even smaller explosions can have a big impact and it's all thanks to the dynamics of the eruption. The post Here’s What’s Happening in This Volcanic Explosion at Guatemala's Santiaguito appeared first on WIRED.
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by Matt Simon on (#1QWNK)
Maybe you want to prove to your spouse that you’ve actually been moving. Or pull way ahead in that office step-off. The post How to Cheat Your Fitbit for Fun, and Not Fraud appeared first on WIRED.
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by Graeme McMillan on (#1QWG2)
This week's superhero movie news roundup has the return of Superman, gossip about the state of Wonder Woman's movie, and James Gunn musings. Enjoy! The post Cape Watch: We Might See Superman's Super-Mullet in a Movie appeared first on WIRED.
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by Chris Kohler on (#1QWG6)
Did the first piece of NES code ever programmed by Nintendo's late president Satoru Iwata just get sold on Yahoo Auctions? Seems so. The post Sketchy Auction Turns Out to Be a Rare Nintendo Prototype appeared first on WIRED.
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by Clive Thompson on (#1QWG4)
A glimpse into how technology, once again, is giving birth to new literary forms. The post The Best New Way to Read? Novels Told Through Text Messages appeared first on WIRED.
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by Charley Locke on (#1QWG8)
It's as long as a grain of rice and tells all your devices what do to. Zoom way in on these microprocessors. The post Wild Close-Ups of Computer Chips Look Like Intricate Cities appeared first on WIRED.
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by Lexi Pandell on (#1QWGA)
We’re all lazy online shoppers, and not just with those one-click Buy buttons. The post This Money-Saving App Bugs Retailers and Gets You Refunds appeared first on WIRED.
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by Sarah Scoles on (#1QWGC)
Asteroid miners need a short-term financial plan that will keep them in business until they can get rich extracting resources from space-rocks. The post How to Succeed in the Asteroid Business Without Really Mining appeared first on WIRED.
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by Tim Moynihan on (#1QWGE)
If you get a Note 7, the new Gear VR headset is a must. The post The New Gear VR Is the Best $100 Phone Accessory Out There appeared first on WIRED.
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by David Pierce on (#1QWGG)
A great smartphone costs $400. Everything else is marketing. The post The Huawei Honor 8 Is Proof You're Paying too Much For Phones appeared first on WIRED.
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by Wired Staff on (#1QVT2)
Scott Dadich was named editor in chief of WIRED in November 2012. He previously served the brand as creative director from 2006 to 2010, a tenure during which he led the magazine to an unprecedented three consecutive National Magazine Awards in Design and oversaw the development of WIRED’s groundbreaking iPad app. Mr. Dadich was vice […] The post Scott Dadich appeared first on WIRED.
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by Scott Dadich on (#1QVZW)
We’ve always avoided telling you, our readers, who WIRED viewed as the best choice. Today we will. The post WIRED Endorses Optimism appeared first on WIRED.
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by Andy Greenberg on (#1QVAA)
As zero-days appear to leak from an elite NSA-linked hacker team, the incident puts the focus back on the agency's controversial hacking activities. The post The Shadow Brokers Mess Is What Happens When the NSA Hoards Zero-Days appeared first on WIRED.
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by Marcus Wohlsen on (#1QTZW)
How can all the polls ignore such great viral content? The post Meme Alert: Trump Campaign Shakeup a Sign of Trouble? Says Who? appeared first on WIRED.
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by Rhett Allain on (#1QTWB)
In a recent discussion, Brian Cox and Malcolm Roberts debated on the merits of climate change. This brings up some common ideas about the nature of science. The post What Climate Change Skeptics Aren’t Getting About Science appeared first on WIRED.
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by K.M. McFarland on (#1QTPX)
It's time to catch up on AMC's computer-driven drama. The post WIRED Binge-Watching Guide: Halt and Catch Fire appeared first on WIRED.
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by Wired Staff on (#1QTPZ)
We're hashing out the best way to move people quickly and safely through a city. The post US vs. UK Live Debate! What's the Right Kind of Intersection? appeared first on WIRED.
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by Charley Locke on (#1QTG7)
J.K. Rowling offers additional reading for your commute to Hogsmeade. The post J.K. Rowling Is Releasing 3 E-Books of Secret Hogwarts History appeared first on WIRED.
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by Chelsea Leu on (#1QTG9)
Rebuilding after events like Louisiana's floods will take insurance that actually reflects the increasing risks of climate change. The post How Climate Change Will Redraw Louisiana's Flood Maps appeared first on WIRED.
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by Wired Staff on (#1QTGB)
In the latest installment of the WIRED Culture podcast, the gang is here to talk about the latest from Seth Rogen and co. The post Culture Podcast: We Didn't Really Have Fun at the Sausage Party appeared first on WIRED.
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by Jake Muncy on (#1QSX5)
The first Metal Gear game without the guidance of series creator Hideo Kojima is a bit different. The post The Next Metal Gear Is a 4-Player Zombie Survival Game appeared first on WIRED.
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by Brian Barrett on (#1QSJF)
Bigger's not necessarily better, but there's more to the Kobo Aura One than size. The post Kobo’s Giant E-Reader May Put the Kindle in Its Place appeared first on WIRED.
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by Issie Lapowsky on (#1QSED)
Donald Trump has hired the head of conservative website Breitbart News Network to lead him to November. The post Trump Hates the Media, Right? But Now a Media Exec's Running His Campaign appeared first on WIRED.
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by Matt Simon on (#1QSEF)
If you do it right, pressure is a great way to prepare food with incredible speed. Why? Because physics, that’s why. The post The Succulent Science of Pressure Cooking appeared first on WIRED.
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by Jack Stewart on (#1QS75)
Everything you ever wanted to know about how Elon Musk's cars drive themselves The post Tesla's Cars Have Driven 140M Miles on Autopilot. Here's How appeared first on WIRED.
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by Klint Finley on (#1QS1E)
A recent court decision means Internet service providers may have to start policing the content their users share online. The post The Internet's Safe Harbor Just Got a Little Less Safe appeared first on WIRED.
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by Laura Mallonee on (#1QS1G)
The rise of citizen journalism parallels the growth of photographic technology. The post Injustice Went Viral Way Before Facebook Live (NSFW) appeared first on WIRED.
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by Brian Raftery on (#1QS1J)
As Tina Fey's sitcom nears the 10-year mark, its depiction of a world in which a bunch of at-oddsballs manage to get along isn't just great TV. It's utopia. The post In a World Gone Blerg, We Need 30 Rock More Than Ever appeared first on WIRED.
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by Oliver Milman on (#1QS1M)
California wants to limit the amount of greenhouse gas emitted by belching and farting of 5.5 million cows, but the industry is hitting back with a dose of reality The post How Can California Cut Methane Emissions if Cows Keep Cutting the Cheese? appeared first on WIRED.
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by Jason Parham on (#1QS1P)
Streaming hubs like Netflix, Hulu, and Amazon have cultivated diversity—across gender, race, sexual orientation, and religion—yet roadblocks persist. The post Sure, TV’s More Inclusive Now. But It Has a Long Way to Go appeared first on WIRED.
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by Tim Moynihan on (#1QS1R)
The Movie Maker’s Kit II lets you get crazy with the tilt-shift effects. The post Lensbaby's New Lens Collection Targets Tilt-Shifting Filmmakers appeared first on WIRED.
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