You Can Now Use Your Xbox One to Create (Windows) Games
If you’re developing a Windows 10 app and want to test it on an Xbox One, this is the news…
Why Hospitals Are the Perfect Targets for Ransomware
As a third hospital gets hit with what is likely ransomware, experts explain why they are such vulnerable marks for…
Square’s New Tools Let You Sell Online, Not Just Off
Square, which invented a credit card reader that plugs into your iPhone, is now offering tools to pay online with…
Trump’s Plan for American-Made iPhones Would Be Disastrous
Why even a President Trump couldn’t—and shouldn’t—make Apple manufacture iPhones in the United States. The post Trump’s Plan for American-Made…
WIRED Binge-Watching Guide: Miami Vice
Grab your pastel blazers, everyone. We’re going back to the hair-product-fueled land of Miami in the 1980s to re-watch one…
The Apple-FBI Battle Is Over, But the Crypto Wars Have Just Begun
At least everyone knows about encryption now. The post The Apple-FBI Battle Is Over, But the Crypto Wars Have Just…
‘Chatty Maps’ Chart Your City’s Sounds From Street to Street
Chatty Maps gives you an interactive look at the soundscapes of 12 different cities. The post ‘Chatty Maps’ Chart Your…
Science Education Is Woefully Uncreative. That Has to Change
Is science a creative endeavor? Yes! However, most people don’t think so, so our science classes are typically deficient in…
It’d Be Great to Kick ISIS Offline—If It Were Possible
ISIS is notorious for its effective use of social media. That takes a sophisticated public relations strategy. It also takes…
The Designer Who Peered Into Microscopes and Saw High Art
Carl Strüwe pointed a camera at a microscope lens in 1926. The result is a beautiful blend of science and…