A new open source mapping and routing tool gives developers a chance to lead a grassroots transit revolution. The post Transit Nerds Get a Handy New Tool for Easily Turning Data Into Apps appeared first on WIRED.
In the latest "Everything is a Remix" video, Kirby Ferguson analyzes the influences seen in J.J. Abrams' film—and explains how good movies mix old and new. The post Star Wars: The Force Awakens Is the Apex of Remix Culture appeared first on WIRED.
And you can use Android to program this android. The post Pepper, the Emotional Robot, Learns How to Feel Like an American appeared first on WIRED.
With the QC35 and QC30 headphones, Bose brings quiet-time fun with no strings attached. The post Bose's Noise-Cancelling Wonder Headphones Go Wireless appeared first on WIRED.
The world's transportation experts gathered in Germany last month—here's the best of their shared wisdom. The post 8 Lessons For Fixing the Cities of the Future appeared first on WIRED.
The chilling exhibit is a bold response to the Venice Architecture Biennale’s theme, “Reporting from the Front.” The post Haunting Gas Chamber Replica Remembers the Holocaust’s Horrors appeared first on WIRED.
It's been 25 years since the massive eruption of Pinatubo in the Philippines, but its remarkable to see how quickly the land has recovered. The post Annotated Volcano: Exploring Pinatubo’s Devastating Eruption, 25 Years Later appeared first on WIRED.
The shoe's fibers are made of plastic waste and fishing nets retrieved off the coast of Africa. The post Adidas Spins Plastic from the Ocean into Awesome Kicks appeared first on WIRED.
Google Cast and Wi-Fi make these soundbars the building blocks for a cheaper multi-room system. The post Vizio's Google Cast Speakers are Soundbars With Benefits appeared first on WIRED.
The ESPN series looks at how the football star's life was shaped by race, history, and celebrity. But getting people to jaw about Juice wasn't always easy. The post O.J.: Made in America Is a Rigorous, Infinitely Absorbing Documentary appeared first on WIRED.
Books can't match the comparatively rollicking pace of television; to remedy that, one publisher is taking a hint from Victorian novels. The post You May Soon Binge Books Just Like You Binge Netflix appeared first on WIRED.
The bikes at this year's Rio games will look nothing like the clunky 50-pound behemoths that the world's first mountain bikers rode in the early '70s. The post The Roots of Dirt: How Mountain Bikes Went From Clunkers to Global Phenomenon appeared first on WIRED.
Paolo Pettigiani uses an old trick to turn a familiar sight into something utterly fresh and new. The post Infrared Photos Transform NYC Into a Technicolor Dreamland appeared first on WIRED.
Years ago, online dating opened up a world of possibilities. But with apps, the pool of potential dates has been subdivided into stupidly specific zones. The post Niche Dating Apps Like the League Are Icky and Bad for Love appeared first on WIRED.
The new Toxic Substances Control Act could encourage research into organs on chips. The post Chips that Mimic Organs Could Be More Powerful Than Animal Testing appeared first on WIRED.
A massive shrine to the snack chip will loom outside E3 in Los Angeles next week, showing the trade show's rapid transition to a fan-first event. The post Like It or Not, the Future of E3 Is Doritos' 6-Story Arcade Game appeared first on WIRED.
Civis Analytics knows how you shop, what your Twitter handle is, and how you'll vote. It's the data-fueled, omniscient future of political forecasting. The post The Polls Are All Wrong. A Startup Called Civis Is Our Best Hope to Fix Them appeared first on WIRED.
For the first time ever, a woman is about to become a major political party's nominee for President of the United States. The post It's Easy to Forget Hillary Clinton Is About to Make History appeared first on WIRED.
We thought this would happen ... tomorrow night. The post AP Psychics Call the Nomination for Clinton—And They're Right appeared first on WIRED.
As federal regulators scrutinize another T-Mobile perks program, the cell carrier has decided to give away (some of) the company. The post T-Mobile Is Giving Away Free Stock—and Pizza—to Customers appeared first on WIRED.
