Does it have cool explosions? Yep! Motorcycle chases at night? Indeed! A hacking conspiracy that "could be worse than Snowden"? Totally! Check it out here. The post Rejoice! Matt Damon Is Back in Action in the New Jason Bourne Trailer appeared first on WIRED.

The drop top on the new Dawn is the epitome of Rolls-Royce: a robustly engineered system that feels as though it’s not even there. The post The Totally Unnecessary Elegance of Rolls-Royce's Silent Roof appeared first on WIRED.

In this week's superhero movie news roundup, Joss Whedon comes out of hiding to talk about the Avengers and J.K. Simmons does his Gotham homework. The post Cape Watch: Don't Worry, Age of Ultron Even Frustrated Joss appeared first on WIRED.

Here are some Crispr projects under way in labs and a few, well, less-than-real ones. The post Can You Tell These Real Crispr Projects From the Fake Ones? appeared first on WIRED.

Like anything else in government—electing a new president, or getting legislation through Congress—redesigning currency is a long, slow, process. The post Psyched About the Harriet Tubman $20? Prepare to Wait appeared first on WIRED.

In this clip from Captain America Civil War, the Winter Soldier jumps down from a great height. What kind of acceleration would he have on landing? The post Civil War's Winter Soldier Couldn't Survive This Giant Jump appeared first on WIRED.

An unprecedentedly large and national transit data set takes the temperature of your local transit agencies. The post See How Your Town's Transit Stacks Up to Hundreds of Other Cities appeared first on WIRED.

Sam Kaplan builds sculptures out of the stuff that gets stuck to the bottom of your shoe. The post Architecture Gets a Little Sweeter When It's Made of Gum appeared first on WIRED.

Netflix is going global, but that's not just about exporting US entertainment abroad. It also means the rest of the world's content comes here. The post I Saw the Future of Netflix in a Japanese Reality Show appeared first on WIRED.

Congress has a STEM problem. It needs independent science and technology advisers, like it used to have. The post Of Course Congress Is Clueless About Tech—It Killed Its Tutor appeared first on WIRED.

The Danish company Bang & Olufsen has released a new Bluetooth speaker, the Beoplay A1, which comes pre-accessorized with a quaint little leather strap. The post Review: Beoplay A1 appeared first on WIRED.

Volkswagen will offer to buy back the nearly 500,000 diesel cars it illegally programmed to cheat on emissions tests, Reuters reports. The post VW Will Buy Back Your Cheating, Polluting Diesel appeared first on WIRED.

Google, European authorities allege, simply has too much power to keep potential rivals out of the mobile market. The post EU Accuses Google of Antitrust Violations Over Android appeared first on WIRED.

These days, it's one Disney blockbuster after another, and on this week's WIRED Culture podcast we're trying to figure out if the streak will ever end. The post Culture Podcast: Disney Just Can't Stop, Won't Stop appeared first on WIRED.

Despite growing efforts by publishers to combat ad blocking, it's being embraced by more people than ever. The post Get Used to It: Ad Blocking Isn't Going Away Any Time Soon appeared first on WIRED.

This, ladies and gentlemen, is the current plan for dealing with the US’s dangerous high-level radioactive waste. The post The US Is Playing a Dangerous Game of Musical Chairs With Nuclear Waste appeared first on WIRED.

Surface magazine asked top design studios to envision the future of weed packaging and products. Here’s what they came up with. The post If Weed Got Branding Like This, Maybe the Man Wouldn't Hate on It appeared first on WIRED.

The app universe and the web are not mutually exclusive. We use the both. Just maybe, the web is more alive than ever. The post Wait! The Web Isn't Dead After All. Google Made Sure of It appeared first on WIRED.

For those who claim the electoral system is rigged, the New York primary provided plenty of fodder. The post Three (Far-Fetched) Theories for How NY's Primary Was Rigged appeared first on WIRED.

Nintendo's space-dogfight Wii U game starring fuzzy animals has a confusing control scheme, but is packed in with another game that does it better. The post Star Fox Zero's Confusing Controls Keep It From Flying High appeared first on WIRED.

This was a very bad idea! The post Welp! Snapchat’s 420 Filter Celebrates Bob Marley With Blackface appeared first on WIRED.

Montage, a new tool from Google's Jigsaw tech incubator, is designed to help excavate, map, tag and sort YouTube evidence from conflict zones and protests. The post Google's New YouTube Analysis App Crowdsources War Reporting appeared first on WIRED.

Your next TV will be a 4K set, but do your eyeballs a favor and splurge on one that can also handle high-dynamic-range content. The post Sony's New 4K HDR Television Is a Set to Stun appeared first on WIRED.

PillDrill is a simple device that won't let you forget to take your medication. The post Handy Gizmo Tracks Your Gestures to Remind You to Take Meds appeared first on WIRED.

Novo Nordisk's liraglutide works double duty—but should you even take the drug at all? The post Diabetes Drug That Also Treats Obesity Could Make Billions appeared first on WIRED.

Viber flips on default end-to-end decryption, and there's nothing Congress can do about it. The post 700 Million People Just Got Encryption That Congress Can't Touch appeared first on WIRED.

Step aside, Martha Stewart: It's time to get your closet and piles of paper organized! Computer science can help. The post Computer Science Reveals Exactly How To Organize Your Closet appeared first on WIRED.

There are thousands of strains of weed. Cracking their genetic codes may be the key to transforming pot from a budding business to a high-flying industry. The post A New Crop of Marijuana Geneticists Sets Out to Build Better Weed appeared first on WIRED.

Isn't every day a weed celebration now? The post Marijuana Memo: Seriously, Guys. Do We Even Need 420 Anymore? appeared first on WIRED.

Given the reach and influence of Gray’s Anatomy, Richard Tibbits and his colleagues are arguably the preeminent medical illustrators of our time. The post The Man Behind the Unexpected Beauty of Gray's Anatomy appeared first on WIRED.

"They’re nuns that smoke weed. It’s a very unique version of an already unique thing." The post Holy Moses These Fake Nuns Totally Grow Weed appeared first on WIRED.

Doppler's Here aren't your next headphones, but they're a hell of a party trick. The post Magical Earbuds Let You Tune In and Out of the World Around You appeared first on WIRED.

Penrose Studios' new VR film uses positional tracking and intricate design to create a virtual world you won't want to leave. The post The Stunning Allumette Is the First VR Film Masterpiece appeared first on WIRED.

Jessi Hempel visits Magic Leap to interview founder Rony Abovitz The post I Went Inside Magic Leap's Mysterious HQ. Here's What I Saw appeared first on WIRED.

Toys and kits that are designed to teach kids hacking and basic programming skills abound, and they cater to a range of ages and skill levels. The post Check Out These Clever Kits for Teaching Your Kids to Hack Electronics appeared first on WIRED.

Looking to celebrate 4/20? We've got all the apps you need to make this the best 24 hours of the year. The post All the Apps You Need to Make This 420 the Best 420 EVAR appeared first on WIRED.

Clear your calendar—you’ll be watching every movie you love all over again. The post How to Set Up Your Surround Sound System appeared first on WIRED.

The latest coffee-table candy bars control more than just Fargo binges. The post These Extra-Smart Remotes Are the Ultimate in Clickbait appeared first on WIRED.

Whatever you think of the cloud moniker, this market is real, and Intel dominates it. The post Intel Can't Win Mobile, But It Owns the Cloud—For Now appeared first on WIRED.

Theranos made a lot of promises about its tech. Not all of them have come true, which has brought federal investigators a-knocking. The post Theranos Is Under Investigation for Fraud, Which Is Weird for a Private Company appeared first on WIRED.

Supergiant Games, known for Transistor and Bastion, released a trailer today for Pyre, a role-playing game about a band of exiles coming out next year. The post Transistor Dev Announces Moody New Game, Pyre appeared first on WIRED.

The Weezer frontman explains the inspiration and production process behind "Summer Elaine and Drunk Dori" from the band's 10th album. The post Song Exploder: Rivers Cuomo's Secret Songwriting Weapon? Spreadsheets appeared first on WIRED.

What happens when you look at the electromagnetic force from two different reference frames? The answer: Special Relativity The post Calculate Your Way to Special Relativity Just Like Einstein appeared first on WIRED.

Two big earthquakes in the matter of a few days. Are they connected and will they trigger eruptions? The answer is "no" on both fronts. The post No, This Weekend's Big Twin Earthquakes in Japan and Ecuador Won't Cause Eruptions appeared first on WIRED.

Today, Airbnb rolls out an updated version of its app that streamlines the way you book a place to stay. The post Good News: Airbnb's App Is Now Significantly Less Infuriating appeared first on WIRED.

Finally, a teaser with just a little bit of levity. The post New Warcraft Trailer Makes This Movie Actually Look Fun appeared first on WIRED.

This season has been a long, circuitous path to war between the McGill brothers—and the finale might just be the show's Fort Sumter. The post Better Call Saul Alignment Check: Episode 10, "Klick" appeared first on WIRED.

The goal is to figure out ways to control the virus and help the Puerto Rican people cope. The post Clinton Advisors Head to Puerto Rico to Learn About Zika appeared first on WIRED.

To fulfill its promise, Pinterest needs to transcend its core audience. Now the company is betting big that better tech and design can make that happen. The post Pinterest Reinvents Itself to Prove It's Really Worth Billions appeared first on WIRED.

The science of floating concrete bridges, courtesy of the people who do it best. The post What It Takes to Keep a 7,700-Foot Floating Bridge From Doom appeared first on WIRED.