DOOM is one of the most iconic and influential videogames in history. This month, id Software and Bethesda have created a worthy followup. The post Bloody New Doom Will Send You Screaming Back to Hell appeared first on WIRED.

The gang talks Dooms old and new on this episode of WIRED's gaming podcast. The post Game|Life Podcast: All Doom All the Time appeared first on WIRED.

Google engineers believe coating the front of a car with adhesive could improve road safety, but it's not the best way to tackle the problem. The post Google's Got Better Ways to Protect Pedestrians Than Glue-Covered Cars appeared first on WIRED.

Google is already building mobile webpages that work like apps. Now it's building apps that arrive like webpages. Someday the two will meet in the middle. The post With Instant Apps, Google Aims to Make the Web and Apps One appeared first on WIRED.

Institutional review boards have long governed research ethics, but do they need to evolve in the digital age? The post Scientists Are Just as Confused About the Ethics of Big-Data Research as You appeared first on WIRED.

The Krydda/Växer line lets you plant herbs, lettuce, bok choy, and chard in your kitchen. The post Ikea's Clever Kit Makes Indoor Farming as Easy as It'll Get appeared first on WIRED.

After more than a year of silence, Google's wildest idea about smartphones is starting to come true. The post Project Ara Lives: Google's Modular Phone Is Ready for You Now appeared first on WIRED.

The major networks just wrapped up a week of presenting their new shows to advertisers. Here are the 10 most promising shows from this year's upfronts. The post 10 New Shows We Can't Wait to Watch Next Season appeared first on WIRED.

There are plenty of other reasons to get behind public transit. The post LA's New Metro Line Won't Reduce Traffic—And That's OK appeared first on WIRED.

For a decade, scientists have been developing a system called ShakeAlert that promises to warn people in the crucial moments before an earthquake hits. The post Why It's So Darn Hard to Build a Fast Quake Warning System appeared first on WIRED.

Xiaomi's next push into the US looks is a sleek little set-top box. The post Xiaomi's Mi Box Looks as Fine as the 4K Shows It Streams appeared first on WIRED.

In Claudia Gray's new novel, Bloodline, Princess Leia—sorry, Senator Organa—fights to keep the Senate from crumbling (again). The post Leia Gets Her Badassery Back in the New Star Wars Book appeared first on WIRED.

The death spiral of the gas tax demands we reform federal transportation funding, harness emerging technology, and guide the autonomous vehicle revolution. The post Let's Use Self-Driving Cars to Fix America's Busted Infrastructure appeared first on WIRED.

Seven people graduated from Southeastern Louisiana University with a degree in physics. This is a big deal. No, really. The post A New Record for Physics Graduates appeared first on WIRED.

Researchers in Kyoto demonstrate for WIRED how they can precisely track the locations of people using gay dating apps despite features meant to hide them. The post Grindr Promises Privacy, But It Still Leaks Your Exact Location appeared first on WIRED.

The Wall Street Journal reports that Theranos has voided two years' worth of blood tests results The post Theranos' Voided Tests Could Make It a Magnet for Lawsuits appeared first on WIRED.

The new store is a combination of the work of architecture firm Foster and Partners with Ive’s signature aesthetic—hello, more glass and steel. The post Apple's New SF Store Showcases Jony Ive's Design Vision appeared first on WIRED.

Twenty years later, the aftermath of war can still be seen everywhere. The post Haunting Photos of Life 20 Years After the Bosnian War appeared first on WIRED.

Google's new chatbot, Google search assistant, helps you discover how you might talk to the virtual assistant as it rolls out to the rest of Google. The post Google's New Chatbot Won't Shut Up—And That's a Good Thing appeared first on WIRED.

If you're into location apps, a new one called IS is worth checking out. It has great privacy controls, a slick design, and it doesn't drain your battery. The post Oddly Named App Makes Sharing Your Location Less Creepy appeared first on WIRED.

The case involved complex legal and technical issues—and a mix of classified and unclassified information that complicated things for Manning's defense. The post Chelsea Manning's Appeal Took Three Years to File. Here's Why appeared first on WIRED.

Google has built its own computer chip. And this won't be the last. The post Google's Making Its Own Chips Now. Time for Intel to Freak Out appeared first on WIRED.

What we talk about when we talk about the science and psychology of flavor. The post Inside the Lab That's Inventing Your Next Favorite Flavor appeared first on WIRED.

All the people who gripe about Chrome OS not supporting Office, or Photoshop, or that weird app you use to track your expenses, can finally shut up. The post Your Chromebook Will Soon Be Able to Run Android Apps appeared first on WIRED.

Our reading habits help make the nine-year-old service the most honest social network around—and for it target us with deals only makes sense. The post Goodreads Is Finally Cashing in on Its Devoted Community appeared first on WIRED.

While none of these situations are alike, the investigation follows a set playbook, written to make sure all potential evidence is found and considered. The post Here's How Experts Will Investigate EgyptAir 804's Crash appeared first on WIRED.

These souped-up hot air balloons are the training ground for the next generation of space scientists. The post Balloons. NASA Is Using Balloons to Study Space appeared first on WIRED.

Harley Quinn might get a spin-off movie? The X-Men might go to space? Answers to those questions and more await in this week's superhero movie news roundup. The post Cape Watch: Harley Quinn Might Go Squad-Less in Her Next Movie appeared first on WIRED.

Boosted made its longboard safer, faster, and more fun to ride. But somehow less punk-rock. The post Boosted's New Electric Skateboard Goes Farther, Is Less Punk appeared first on WIRED.

Android N comes packed with more than 250 new features. Here are the ones we're most looking forward to. The post Our Favorite Design Upgrades Coming to Android N, From Emoji to VR appeared first on WIRED.

In a three-month test earlier this year, DHL used a drone to move more than 100 packages between towns in the Bavarian Alps. The post DHL's Tilt-Rotor ‘Parcelcopter’ Is Both Awesome and Actually Useful appeared first on WIRED.

Google Home looks terrific, but it's got some catching up to do. The post Google Home Is Cool, But Catching Up to Amazon Echo Won't Be Easy appeared first on WIRED.

Drew Kelly captures daily life in Pyongyang and beyond with his intimate photos. The post Instagram of the Week: Candid, Vibrant Street Photos From Inside North Korea appeared first on WIRED.

With a three-pack of little hexagons, Luma turns your home into a far-reaching mesh network with fun-to-use controls. The post Luma Makes Your Home Wi-Fi Smart, Secure, and Somehow Fun appeared first on WIRED.

Purdue's new surveillance system could do a lot of good---and also creep people out. The post New Surveillance System May Let Cops Use All of the Cameras appeared first on WIRED.

The Reventazón and Klamath dams seem to be telling opposite stories about hydropower’s place in the world. The post The Death and Birth of the American Dam appeared first on WIRED.

The director supercharged the Fast and Furious franchise and gave it global appeal. Now he's about to soup up Star Trek. The post Meet Justin Lin, the Most Important Blockbuster Director You've Never Heard Of appeared first on WIRED.

It doesn't get to CBS (or arrive on CBS All Access) until 2017, but that didn't stop CBS from showing a teaser. The post Hey, There's a Teaser (and Logo) For the New Star Trek Show appeared first on WIRED.

They've got questions. We've got answers. The post How to Talk to Your Kids About the Rise of Female-Driven Blockbusters appeared first on WIRED.

Here's what to do and what not to do the next time you visit Acadia, Yellowstone, or any of the country's parks and monuments in between. The post The Essential Guide to Not Ruining a National Park for Everyone appeared first on WIRED.

We're two-thirds of the way through N.K. Jemisin's potent fantasy book, and we can't shut up about it. The post WIRED Book Club: We Can't Stop Talking About The Fifth Season appeared first on WIRED.

Plus: What animal we'd like to be turned into if we lived in the world of The Lobster. The post Culture Podcast: Well, Game of Thrones Got Good in a Hurry, Huh? appeared first on WIRED.

Google has designed its own computer chip for driving deep neutral networks, an AI technology that is rapidly reinventing the way Internet services operate. The post Google Built Its Very Own Chips to Power Its AI Bots appeared first on WIRED.

The keynote for Google I/O 2016 just ended, and here's a summary of all the biggest news. The post Google's Biggest Announcements From I/O 2016 appeared first on WIRED.

In Whatsapp's footsteps, Google's new apps finally adopt end-to-end encryption. The post With Allo and Duo, Google Finally Encrypts Conversations End-to-End appeared first on WIRED.

That brand you like is going to come back in style. Maybe. The post Nokia Is Plotting A Big Comeback to the Phone Business appeared first on WIRED.

The company's behind a crop of new headsets coming, but its bigger VR play involves the operating system you probably already use. The post Google Daydream: The Next Android Will Have Virtual Reality Baked Right In appeared first on WIRED.

Google's new messaging app, Allo, lets you chat with Google while you chat with your friends. It's the first step toward making Google truly conversational. The post Google's New Allo Messaging App Gets Its Edge From AI appeared first on WIRED.

The 2016 Google I/O developer conference is taking place this week at Shoreline Amphitheater in Google's home town of Mountain View, California. The post Google I/O 2016 Liveblog: Join Us for Updates and Analysis appeared first on WIRED.

The second look at Paul Feig's summer reboot features more plot, more proton packs, and a new baddie. The post The Second Ghostbusters Trailer Is Calling You appeared first on WIRED.