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After a brief moment of darkness, the Bay Lights are coming back.

The post The Bay Bridge Lights Are Coming Back for Good appeared first on WIRED.

As 12-year-old Merryn, a young girl searching for her father, you are as a wisp of grass in an ocean of giants.

What's the future of the second screen during sporting events?

The post Gadget Lab Podcast: Facebook May Do Sports Twitter Better Than Twitter appeared first on WIRED.

El Misti might be reawakening after centuries of quiet, but reports of eruption from Chimborazo in Ecuador prove to be false.

Nintendo's NX platform remains as inscrutable and mysterious as The Witness, but perhaps a solution is imminent.

The effort to create the smartest AI has truly become a race, and the contestants are among the most powerful and wealthy people on the planet.

Here is a quick introduction to the superposition of electric fields and visualizing the E-field due to a dipole using VPython.

Have you noticed that nobody seems to be talking about the scourge of "used games," anymore?

It’s not nearly as crazy, difficult, expensive, or novel as it may sound.

The comedian/musician/polymath is bringing his brand of funny to VR. Naturally, it's a little bizarre.

Dominic Wilcox is an inventor who's helping new generation of kids become inventors, too.

If the powers that be want to make Flint's water safe, they will have to replace all the city's lead plumbing.

When a culture writer gets waylaid on his way to Sundance, these are the movies that pique his interest from afar.

In the case of the Epomis beetle, prey becomes predator.

The post Absurd Creature of the Week: This Toad Isn’t Eating a Bug. The Bug Is Eating It appeared first on WIRED.

Silicon Valley is changing the nature of work everywhere. And the government is still trying to catch up.

Lars Mortensen documents the ever-expanding construction in India, from the high rises to the slums.

All you need is a little code and a projector to make climbing a super competitive sport.

Without knowing the actual numbers, it's impossible to tell for sure if it's actually making a dent in the cloud market.

Say goodbye to Java in the browser—not an insecure moment too soon.

The post Goodbye Applets: Another Cruddy Piece of Web Tech Is Finally Going Away appeared first on WIRED.

One, two, trend: Amazon is officially, consistently profitable.

The post Amazon Misses Big—But Don’t Give Up on the Company Just Yet appeared first on WIRED.