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The PureBoost X has a floating arch that acts like an extra-sturdy sock. It's designed to accommodate the unique range of motion observed in women's feet.

Forget cashless. The future is cardless.

The post Your Phone Will Replace Your Wallet at the ATM, Too appeared first on WIRED.

The nation's hacker-in-chief took up the ironic task at the Enigma Conference in San Francisco.

One geographer used data to create visualizations of every congressional district across the 50 states. Some look truly ridiculous.

Charlie Ross has auctioned off thousands of rare vehicles in his career, even though he's no car lover.

The disease is sparking panic because of a possible link to microcephaly. But so far, medical advice has boiled down to this: Don’t get pregnant.

Some designs, by way of their ubiquity, have the unusual quality of being at times invisible and at others powerfully evocative of a time or place.

For filmmakers, the tech giants aren't offering just deep pockets at Sundance but the promise of a real market for diverse, independent storytellers.

The surreal landscapes in David Maisel look almost alien. But they're actually sites of mining, agriculture and construction located in central Spain.

The University of Southern California will establish its own publishing label, to bring its innovative student and faculty videogames directly to players.

The first full trailer for the stop-motion studio's new feature is here, and it's glorious.

Today embattled drug testing startup Theranos received a letter from federal regulators citing serious problems in the company's California laboratory.

A supervising sound editor on the movie has taken the wraps off the extensive list of minor voiceover roles—including Silent Bob himself.

The sweeping technology being used by Anaheim police picks up tracking data from every phone for miles--in this case, the miles around Disneyland.

Olympus' latest camera is the highest-end model in the PEN lineup, combining OMD-level specs with a classic aesthetic.

When Kanye went on a rampage, Twitter found itself in a great position.