What will you do when driving becomes a pastime instead of a necessity? The post In a World of Self-Driving Cars, We'll Still Need the Miata appeared first on WIRED.

Each Saturday we round up the biggest security news stories of the week. The post Security News This Week: Apple Hires a Crypto Guru for Future Battles With the Feds appeared first on WIRED.

A surprising new proof is helping to connect the mathematics of infinity to the physical world. The post Mathematicians Bridge the Divide Between Infinity and the Physical World appeared first on WIRED.

Antibiotic-resistant UTIs are getting more and more common, and they could be coming from food. The post That New Superbug Was Found in a UTI and That’s Key appeared first on WIRED.

In order to get from a rat’s tumor to a human cancer risk, you have to do a lot of science. The post You Need More Than Rat Tumors to Prove Phones Cause Cancer appeared first on WIRED.

The upcoming space exploration game for PS4 and PC, No Man's Sky, has been delayed from its original June release date. The post No Man's Sky Delayed Until August appeared first on WIRED.

Changes at Twitter, new devices from Pebble, the updated wireless sports headphones from Jaybird, and a redesigned Boosted Board. The post Gadget Lab Podcast: Remembering a Time When Skateboarding Was Cool appeared first on WIRED.

If you think the Indy 500 hasn't impacted your life, pump your brakes, buckle your seat belt, or look in your rearview mirror. The post 8 Wild Ideas That Debuted at the Indy 500, From Seat Belts to Mirrors appeared first on WIRED.

Curious what an R-rated X-Men movie might look like? We made a parody trailer for that. The post A Trailer for the Hard-R X-Men: Apocalypse Fox Didn't Make appeared first on WIRED.

Don't want to install an underground irrigation system that talks to your phone? Try these low-cost connected gadgets. The post Review: Iris Smart Home Watering System appeared first on WIRED.

Artists have created a tool that helps you uncover patterns found in satellite images The post Terrapattern is Like a Search Engine for Satellite Imagery appeared first on WIRED.

Theoretically, you could prepare for the new X-Men movie by watching the other flicks in the series, but for the readers out there, here's a pull list. The post 5 Comics You Must Read Before Watching X-Men: Apocalypse appeared first on WIRED.

The chemists at Tide enlisted ingredients that attack different stains in different ways to build their To Go stain pen. The post Here's What's Inside Those Magical Stain-Erasing Pens appeared first on WIRED.

Textbook reps often stop by to promote a particular book. Here are my thoughts on physics textbooks in general. The post How the Textbook Industry Tries to Hook Your Prof appeared first on WIRED.

Proposed legislation could make Michigan the best place in the country to test and commercialize autonomous vehicles. The post Detroit's Grand Plan to Lead the Self-Driving Revolution appeared first on WIRED.

No mutant-centered flick has ever gotten the buzz of even one Marvel Studios property—but we have some ideas why. The post The X-Men Are Hollywood’s Most Under-Appreciated Heroes appeared first on WIRED.

Anywhere else in the world, the billboards lining Silicon Valley's major thoroughfare would seem more like roadside Dada than a legit attempt at advertising The post It's OK if You Don't Understand the Billboards of Silicon Valley appeared first on WIRED.

The verdict could have major implications for the future of software developments. The post Google Doesn't Owe Oracle a Cent for Using Java in Android, Jury Finds appeared first on WIRED.

The last thing the company now needs is a board member funding revenge lawsuits against news outlets he believes have done him wrong. The post Peter Thiel's Gawker Suit Is Another Free Speech Debacle for Facebook appeared first on WIRED.

The latest launch in Elon Musk's quest for a reusable rocket will thrust towards a supersynchronous transfer orbit after attempting another high-speed landing. The post Watch SpaceX Try to Land Another Rocket on a Robo-Barge appeared first on WIRED.

At its annual shareholder meeting yesterday, ExxonMobil turned down eight of nine investor proposals to address climate change. The post ExxonMobil: Climate Change Is Real, But ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ appeared first on WIRED.

An origami pill is a fascinating glimpse into the future of incision-free surgery, one propelled in large part by magnets. The post Soon You'll Swallow Origami Pills and Get Magnetic Colonoscopies appeared first on WIRED.

The Los Angeles rapper picks apart his 2015 track 'Worlds To Run,' featuring vocals from Anderson .Paak and Milo. The post Song Exploder: Busdriver Embraces Cacophony on 'Worlds to Run' appeared first on WIRED.

Internet giants are starting to build enormous networks of their own, taking over the role traditionally played by telecom companies. The post Facebook and Microsoft Are Laying a Giant Cable Across the Atlantic appeared first on WIRED.

We need a professional league. The post Watch Two Heroes Race to Chop a Car in Half With an Ax appeared first on WIRED.

Even in its flatpack form, this furniture uses perspective to convey the height, width, and depth of its "assembled" shape. The post Clever Flat Furniture Folds Into Place Like a Pop-Up Book appeared first on WIRED.

The BEAM inflatable habitat project will wait another day, as NASA tries to figure out what went wrong. The post The ISS's New Space Module Fails Its First Inflation Attempt appeared first on WIRED.

Shane Smith interviewed the whistleblower in Moscow and got the details on how to hack into smartphones so they can't be used for surveillance. The post Watch Edward Snowden Teach Vice How to Make a Phone 'Go Black' appeared first on WIRED.

If we see Microsoft and Sony announce new(ish) console upgrades at E3, here's why The post Soon You'll Buy Consoles the Way You Upgrade iPhones appeared first on WIRED.

London cabbies spend 3.5 years memorizing the city's 25,000 streets. Photographer Alexander Wilson documents the day in the life of black cab student. The post Inside the London School Where Cabbies Learn the Fabled Knowledge appeared first on WIRED.

Hopscotch, the maker of the popular coding app for iPad, is now helping kids code on the iPhone. The post Hopscotch Teaches Kids to Code Without That Pesky Command Line appeared first on WIRED.

Surprisingly, this week's superhero movie news is light on X-Men. But it does have Joss Whedon talking about making Marvel films again. The post Cape Watch: Joss Whedon Is Considering a Return to Marvel Movies appeared first on WIRED.

Incorporating the latest technology and a better understanding of human behavior could eliminate the worst parts of passing through airport security. The post The Woeful TSA Doesn't Need More Staff. It Needs This Tech appeared first on WIRED.

A new collaborative software project maps cases of state-sponsored malware campaigns targeting civil society victims. The post This Map Tracks Where Governments Hack Activists and Reporters appeared first on WIRED.

Microsoft's days as a smartphone company are coming to an end. And that's a really smart move by Microsoft. The post The Smartest Thing a Tech Company Can Do? Don't Make a Phone appeared first on WIRED.

At the annual Imperial College quantum gravity cocktail hour, a young theoretical physicist met an unlikely inspiration. The post How Chilling With Brian Eno Changed the Way I Study Physics appeared first on WIRED.

Internet of Things devices are like a little UN: they all speak different languages and don't get along. The post Smart-Home Gadgets Need a Translator Real Bad—Here's How to Get One appeared first on WIRED.

Tell us what you thought about the last section of N.K. Jemisin's Fifth Season—and what you might want to know from the author herself. The post WIRED Book Club: This Is The Way Fifth Season Ends appeared first on WIRED.

What can we say about Peter Thiel? Nothing—except that he's absolutely, totally, thoroughly the best. The post How Can We Make You Happy Today, Peter Thiel? appeared first on WIRED.

The new PC game "Duskers" holds you at a remove as you explore derelict ships for supplies and information. It's abstract, distant, and terrifying. The post The Scariest Thing About the New Sci-Fi Game Duskers? The Command Line appeared first on WIRED.

The diverging diamond interchange is having a moment. The post A Clever New Kind of Intersection Kicks Risky Left Turns to the Curb appeared first on WIRED.

Otterbox made an Inspector Gadget for your iPhone. The post Who Needs a Modular Phone When You Can Have a Modular Case? appeared first on WIRED.

This week on the WIRED Culture podcast, we're answering the important questions. The post Culture Podcast: Neighbors 2 Is a Strange New Kind of Feminist Movie appeared first on WIRED.

The goal, Béhar says, is to create a device that makes juicing so simple, it becomes part of your daily routine. The post How on Earth Could a Juicer Cost $700? Because Yves Béhar appeared first on WIRED.

The best part of the video is when he makes it rain. The post Move Mountains and Carve Rivers in a Seriously Awesome AR Sandbox appeared first on WIRED.

Robots and machine learning algorithms may help usher in a new Green Revolution to keep humans fed on an increasingly mercurial planet. The post The Future of Humanity's Food Supply Is in the Hands of AI appeared first on WIRED.

Researchers find cars' internal networks collect enough data to quickly "fingerprint" drivers, with plenty of privacy-invasive or anti-theft applications. The post A Car's Computer Can 'Fingerprint' You in Minutes Based on How You Drive appeared first on WIRED.

Osmo's latest iPad game lets kids use modular, magnetic blocks to create sets of executable instructions. The post Osmo Turns Blocks Into Code to Teach Kids Programming appeared first on WIRED.

With a slew of new 4K HDR OLED TVs, LG's ultimate combination of acronyms don't cost much more than the high-end 4K HDR LCD TVs on the market. The post LG’s New HDR OLED TVs Aren’t Cheap, But They’re Worth It appeared first on WIRED.

Kimmy Schmidt is "pretty, but tough, like a diamond—or beef jerky in a ballgown." Here's how you can binge-watch her awesome Netflix show. The post WIRED Binge-Watching Guide: Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt appeared first on WIRED.