How Did Life Begin? Dividing Droplets Could Hold the Answer
Researchers have discovered that simple “chemically active” droplets grow to the size of cells and spontaneously divide, suggesting they might…
A Wet Year Won’t Beat California’s Never-Ending Drought
Opinion: The Pacific Institute’s Peter Gleick explains why the rain in California won’t solve the state’s water problems. The post…
7 Zany Timepieces From the World’s Most Exclusive Watch Show
See what the top end of the watch market looks like. Coverage from SIHH, courtesy of WIRED and Hodinkee. The…
Apple Watch Pop Up Shop at Galeries Lafayette in Paris Shuts Down
Following the closure of the Apple Watch pop up shop at Selfridges department store in London earlier this month, the…
Trump’s Flack Said a Lot of Wrong Stuff. Nerds Ain’t Having It
The geekiest Twitterati are taking White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer to task for his news conference today. The post…
The Women’s March Defines Protest in the Facebook Age
It was a protest as sprawling, diverse, and ubiquitous as the platform that spawned it. The post The Women’s March…
Apple expected to replace Touch ID with two-step facial, fingerprint bio-recognition tech
Apple is developing advanced biometric security technologies, including facial recognition and optical fingerprint sensing designs, to replace the vaunted Touch…
Japanese Chief Cabinet Secretary visits Yokohama Apple R&D center, confirms March opening
Japan’s Chief Cabinet Secretary Yoshihide Suga has paid a visit to the Apple Yokohama City Tsunamshima artificial intelligence development site,…
Qualcomm responds to Apple lawsuit, says iPhone maker behind 'regulatory attacks'
Responding to some of the harsh claims in Apple’s more than $1 billion lawsuit, chipmaker Qualcomm has issued a statement…
Apple to adopt new 3D Touch technology for OLED iPhone
Apple is expected to replace current 3D Touch technology with a new design based on thin film sensors when it…