Baselworld is insanity. More than 2,000 exhibitors show off watches that range from a couple bucks to a couple million. We were there. Here's what we found. The post Looking for the Future at the World's Craziest Watch Show appeared first on WIRED.
Lena Dunham's show was once jet fuel to the Internet Thinkpiece Machine, but now the conversation has quieted—making room for the show's best run yet. The post Girls Is the Best Show No One's Talking About Right Now appeared first on WIRED.
Online voting is fraught with security risks. On Tuesday, Utah's GOP is going to give it a whirl anyway. The post Utah's Online Caucus Gives Security Experts Heart Attacks appeared first on WIRED.
It's unapologetically smaller! The iPhone SE combines the iPhone 6S's components with a form factor more in line with the iPhone 5s. The post Apple's Smaller iPhone SE Will Cost You $400 appeared first on WIRED.
The new iPad Pro matches the size of the iPad Air 2, but it's compatible with Apple Pencil and has higher-end specs. The post Apple's New iPad Pro Is 9.7 Inches But Packed With Power appeared first on WIRED.
Handy additions to 3D Touch, privacy controls in Notes, and a sleep-friendly screen headline iOS 9.3's best new features. The post Apple iOS 9.3 Is Available Today. Here's Why You Want It appeared first on WIRED.
Apple unveiled not one, but two new watch bands at today's big event. The post Apple Watch Gets New Bands, New $299 Price appeared first on WIRED.
Adobe is leveraging image recognition software and machine learning algorithms to spare users from tagging images. The post Adobe Harnesses AI to Organize Your Photos for You appeared first on WIRED.
German researchers show that the five-year-old vulnerability still exists in hundreds of thousands of vehicles on the road. The post Radio Attack Lets Hackers Steal 24 Different Car Models appeared first on WIRED.
More and more, the future of computing is to leave the hardware and the software to someone else. The post How Big Is the Cloud? Even GoDaddy Is Selling It appeared first on WIRED.
Just about every physics textbook starts off with Newton's Three Laws of Motion. This is the wrong approach for learning physics. The post I'm So Totally Over Newton's Laws of Motion appeared first on WIRED.
For all its problems, Twitter is where the world talks to itself. It's become a source of news and a newsmaker itself. But it wasn't always that way. The post On Its 10th Birthday, a Short History of Twitter in Tweets appeared first on WIRED.
With today’s food politics, the chemical fertilizers and pesticides that fantastically increased yields in the 20th century are looking not so hot anymore. The post Good Riddance, Chemicals: Microbes Are Farming's Hot New Pesticides appeared first on WIRED.
Boeing's Echo Voyager can spend six months at sea by itself, with 7,500 miles of range. The post Boeing's Monstrous Underwater Robot Can Wander the Ocean for 6 Months appeared first on WIRED.
Do you like liveblogs? We love liveblogs, so we're going to bring you all the news from Apple's March 21 event in Cupertino with our Apple Event liveblog. The post Liveblog: Apple's March 21 Event in Cupertino appeared first on WIRED.
Pen-proof? Yes. Machete-proof? Not so much. The post Herschel's New Bags Are Rip-Proof … But Not Machete-Proof appeared first on WIRED.
Michael Benson's exhibit 'Otherworlds' lets you see what all the planets and moons would look like if you flew by. The post Here's What Space Actually Looks Like to the Human Eye appeared first on WIRED.
American astronauts aren’t likely to set foot on Mars unless the next president resists the temptation to hit the reset button on America’s human spaceflight program once again. The post NASA's Human Spaceflight Program Can't Afford Another Reset From the Next President appeared first on WIRED.
