The only reason Huawei would use Apple's star-shaped security screw is because it's what Apple uses, and Huawei wants its phone to look like an iPhone. The post Huawei Just Copied the iPhone—Down to the Last Screw appeared first on WIRED.

Public health officials in the US and UK have different priorities for dealing with e-cigarettes. The post The US: E-Cigs Very Bad! The UK: E-Cigs OK! All of Us: Huh? appeared first on WIRED.

Marvel's latest ensemble piece ranks among the studio's best. The post Captain America: Civil War Is Fantastic, But Not Because of Captain America appeared first on WIRED.

Some progress on the notorious infrastructure project carving its way under Seattle. The post Fly Through the Massive Tunnel They're Carving Under Seattle appeared first on WIRED.

People: It's 2016, and women are still making about three-quarters of what men make—and not because they're somehow three-quarters as good at their jobs. The post Action Figures Show Us the Nonsense That Women Face at Work appeared first on WIRED.

By forcing computers to do more of the grunt work, the world's biggest tech companies are accelerating how quickly AI enters the everyday world. The post Building AI Is Hard—So Facebook Is Building AI That Builds AI appeared first on WIRED.

How horse breeders use science (and a magic light) to make sure thoroughbred foals are born as early in the year as possible. The post Wanna Win the Kentucky Derby? Get Your Horse Born on January 1 appeared first on WIRED.

Traditional haute couture meets latter day methods like 3-D printing, computer modeling, laser cutting, and ultrasonic welding. The post You Know What Really Makes an Outfit? Ultrasonic Welding appeared first on WIRED.

Vans and Nintendo make for one peachy tie-up. The post Vans' Nintendo-Themed Kicks Will Koopa-Stomp Into Your Heart appeared first on WIRED.

The Polycom Videoprotect 500 is a video-phone built for correctional facilities, with tamper-proof screws and smashproof materials. The post Hopefully You'll Never Need to Use Polycom's High-Tech Prison Phone appeared first on WIRED.

In our ongoing onboarding series, we tell you how to get started on different social platforms. This week: Twitter. The post How to Use Twitter: Tips for New Users appeared first on WIRED.

Kurt Caviezel has snapped more than 4 million photographs by peering through open webcams and IP cams on all seven contents. The post This Guy Peers Through People's Open Webcams to Create Art appeared first on WIRED.

Say it again. Say it louder! The post SpaceX Landed a Freaking Rocket on a Robot Boat in the Dark appeared first on WIRED.

SpaceX is going to try another barge landing. Let's hope they succeed, but give it up for them even if they fail. The post SpaceX's Falcon 9 Will Fail Its Way to Being a Master Lander appeared first on WIRED.

Mount St. Helens in Washington may have been quiet at the surface since 2008, but that doesn't mean it isn't recharging for the next one. The post Mount St. Helens Is Recharging Its Magma Stores, Setting Off Earthquake Swarms appeared first on WIRED.

Now Netflix subscribers can stream TV shows and movies at a lower quality so they don't have to worry about hitting data caps on their mobile plans. The post Netflix Just Made It Way Easier To Stream Shows On the Go appeared first on WIRED.

Make America Broke Again. The post Even Conservatives Say Trump's Immigration Plan Is Dystopian appeared first on WIRED.

Worried men don't have enough spaces to talk about male writers? The #ManlyBookClubNames hashtag is here to help. The post Finally, Men Have a Safe Space to Discuss Books By and About Men appeared first on WIRED.

I wanted to play Sony's latest PS4 game, but was in no mood for shooting. Fortunately, it offered a solution. The post Uncharted 4 and the Boundless Joys of Easy Mode appeared first on WIRED.

Labs have spent years trying to recreate the complexity of eggs, scoop by powdery scoop. Little did they know their answer was in a can of chickpeas. The post The Mysteries of Chickpea Water, a Magical Substitute for Eggs (No, Really) appeared first on WIRED.

Tesla faces a huge challenge when it starts making the Model 3, but Musk and Company are on the right track so far. The post Tesla Just Made Its Huge Model 3 Challenge Even Huger appeared first on WIRED.

Researchers at Rice University have found a new method for assembling carbon nanotubes into wires using high electric fields produced by a Tesla coil. The post Whoa: A Tesla Coil Can Zap Nanotubes Into Long Nanowires appeared first on WIRED.

One DC movie has lost its director, but another might be gaining a whole lot of bad guys. Here are the highlights of the last week's superhero movie news. The post Cape Watch: The Flash's Director Just Sped Away appeared first on WIRED.

On Thursday, he uploaded an apology to his web site. The post Craig Wright Ends His Attempt to Prove He Created Bitcoin: 'I'm Sorry' appeared first on WIRED.

This is the Police, a narrative strategy game about a cop breaking bad, is coming this summer from Belarussian indie devs. The post The Newest Prestige Cop Drama Isn't on TV. It's a Videogame appeared first on WIRED.

The projection booth is a digital domain where the art of threading film gave way to pushing a button. But as with all technology, some stalwarts cling ever more resolutely to the old ways. The post Alone in the Dark, Old-School Projectionists Keep Film From the Grave appeared first on WIRED.

Fort McMurray is a city in what firefighters call the Wildland Urban Interface, a crazy complex landscape for firefighters. The post The Insane Challenges of Fighting Alberta's Inferno appeared first on WIRED.

In giving up natural aspiration, Porsche's engineers took on the challenge of history. The post Porsche Embraces Satan, Goes Full-Tilt With Turbochargers appeared first on WIRED.

You've got the password basics down. It's time for some advanced techniques. The post 7 Password Experts on How to Lock Down Your Online Security appeared first on WIRED.

Hike to the top of our favorite mountain, and you may find yourself thinking that the only possible way to make it better would be with a tall, cold one. The post Review: Pat’s Backcountry Beverages appeared first on WIRED.

With a free new app for iOS and the Apple Watch, AirMap lets drone pilots and airports communicate more easily. The post AirMap for iOS Lets Drone Pilots Easily Avoid ... Incidents appeared first on WIRED.

SFMOMA's new app uses the museum's Wi-Fi to keep tabs on where you are and where you're going—and adjusts its immersive audio tours accordingly. The post Audio Guides Are … Meh. But the New SFMOMA's Is Crazy Smart appeared first on WIRED.

An iconic museum in downtown San Francisco reimagines how we experience contemporary art. The post SFMOMA Reborn: The Clever Design Secrets of a Modern Masterpiece appeared first on WIRED.

This is the last Kindle review you'll ever need to read. The post Review: Kindle Oasis appeared first on WIRED.

This week on the WIRED Culture podcast we're getting a little nostalgic while also looking forward to a bright future. The post Culture Podcast: Star Wars Isn't the Only Thing Worth Celebrating Today appeared first on WIRED.

This May the Fourth learn how to make a stormtrooper figurine breakdance, get the 411 on BB-8, and start saving for a custom-built fighting lightsaber. The post Celebrate May the 4th With WIRED's Best Star Wars Videos appeared first on WIRED.

Blackbird's El Capitan Guitar looks and sounds like it's made from wood, but it's a totally different material. The post $3,000 Guitar Made of 'Solid Linen' Looks and Plays Like Wood appeared first on WIRED.

Robots are coming for jobs in hospitals. Which ones will they take over first? The post Why An Autonomous Robot Won't Replace Your Surgeon Anytime Soon appeared first on WIRED.

It's a very special May the Fourth, indeed. The post Watch J.J. Abrams and Lin-Manuel Miranda Rap 'Jabba Flow' appeared first on WIRED.

By sheer force of personality, the likely Republican nominee has trampled over one number-savvy competitor after the other. The post Trump's Big Win Is a Giant Setback for Data Crunchers appeared first on WIRED.

Here's how we crushed a Lego Star Destroyer and captured the whole thing at 1,000 frames-per-second. Happy Star Wars Day! The post How We Epically Obliterated an $800 Lego Star Destroyer appeared first on WIRED.

From alien planets to untethered space-walking, the first video from Shadow's upcoming fifth album is a whole lot of atmosphere-free loveliness. The post DJ Shadow Is Back With 'The Mountain Will Fall,' a Heady Video in Outer Space appeared first on WIRED.

Google's going to turn Chrysler's new minivan into an autonomous test mule. And not just for parents. The post Google's Self-Driving Minivan Could Bring Autonomy to Us All appeared first on WIRED.

Zero K, out this week, is beautiful—but it sees in the advent of cryonic technology a chilling effect that dooms art, happiness, and humanity itself. The post In Don DeLillo's New Novel Zero K, Cryonics Doesn't Just Preserve—It Destroys appeared first on WIRED.

When it's right, the WTF Is That bot for Facebook Messenger is impressive. When it's wrong, it's hilarious. The post The 'WTF Is That' Bot Tells You What's in Your Photos. Well, Sometimes appeared first on WIRED.

We have new Star Wars movies now—and they're great!—and an ever-expanding world of fandom to enjoy. That's why this should be the best May the Fourth ever. The post This Star Wars Day Is Better Than Every Other Star Wars Day appeared first on WIRED.

There's a lot happening in the latest flick from Marvel Studios. Here's some homework to get you prepped for superhero civil war. The post 5 Comics You Must Read Before Captain America: Civil War appeared first on WIRED.

Theranos is a complicated, secretive company caught up in a fascinating, confusing scandal about medical accuracy and ethics. Let's start at the beginning. The post Everything You Need to Know About the Theranos Saga So Far appeared first on WIRED.

How about instead of "smart," we just make watches more observant? The post The Garmin Vívomove Isn't a Smartwatch. It's a Smarter Watch appeared first on WIRED.

And research estimates more people might die because of it. The post Raising Speed Limits Is Irresponsible, But States Keep Doing It Anyway appeared first on WIRED.