The Artist Using Museums to Amplify Tor’s Anonymity Network
A growing number of museums are installing Trevor Paglen’s Tor node sculptures, offering their Internet bandwidth to the cause of…
Writing Sci-Fi Could Make Architects Better at Their Jobs
Architects aren’t usually in the business of writing science fiction—but maybe they should be. The post Writing Sci-Fi Could Make…
The Invisible Security of Canada’s Seemingly Chill Border
The 5,500-mile border between the US and Canada might look like an idyllic wonderland. But Big Brother’s always watching. The…
What’s Inside Flamin’ Hot Cheetos? Probably Something Spicy
Creating a tongue-scorching taste sensation like Flamin’ Hot Cheetos is an art. The post What’s Inside Flamin’ Hot Cheetos? Probably…
Google’s Alphabet Transition Has Been Tougher Than A-B-C
Six months ago, Google’s grand experiment in corporate restructuring became official. But making big bets pay isn’t always easy. The…
He Drew the Sun for 40 Years, But Now His Telescope Is Dying
A lone researcher at Mount Wilson Observatory has drawn a picture of the sun every day for 40 years. The…
Review: Breville PolyScience Control Freak
This is a badass (and expensive!) induction burner that will change the way you approach hot food preparation. Seriously, it’s…
15 Products That Defined Apple’s First 40 Years
WIRED celebrates Apple’s 40th birthday with a look back at the 15 products that define its legacy in our culture.…
Quantum Break Blends an OK Game With an Intriguing TV Show
“Quantum Break,” a new Xbox One and Windows game to be released April 5, may end up best known for…
Meet Tesla’s Model 3, Its Long-Awaited Car for the Masses
The Model 3—the most important car in the brief, volatile history of Tesla Motors—has arrived. The post Meet Tesla’s Model…