Month: December 2016

I feel like our civilisation has already evolved to a point where we don’t accept a call unless we recognize the number or the name. […] Read the original post by Khamosh Pathak

“Decisions” is a four-minute video that makes the terror of a deadly crash frighteningly intimate. The post Horrifying VR Film Puts You Inside a Drunk […] Read the original post by Eric Adams

A new version of Adobe’s Photoshop Express, the free universal photo editor for iPhone and iPad, looks fairly familiar at first glance, but that’s because […] Read the original post by Jackie Dove

Investigators over at Trading Standards tested over 400 counterfeit chargers and found that only 3 of them came with enough insulation to protect against electrical […] Read the original post by Rajesh Pandey

Blue Crow Media makes maps that celebrate and organize a city’s architecture. The post Explore a Lovely Map of Berlin’s 20th Century Architecture appeared first […] Read the original post by Margaret Rhodes

A little extra effort for a whole lot of pay-off. The post The Fail-Safe Science of Delicious Crispy Chicken appeared first on WIRED. Read the original post by Jennifer Chaussee

Although advertisements on the web pages may degrade your experience, our business certainly depends on them and we can only keep providing you high-quality research […] Read the original post by Insider Monkey

For the last several weeks, I’ve been in India. Some of that time I’ve spent traveling around, seeing the sights, and some of it I’ve […] Read the original post by Dan Moren

The network, known as “Avalanche,” served as a platform for phishing, malware distribution, and money laundering. The post It Took 4 Years to Take Down […] Read the original post by Lily Hay Newman

A growing crop of beloved shows have come back to television, yet failed to recapture the original magic. A return to Stars Hollow was no […] Read the original post by K.M. McFarland

Chemists aren’t convinced there’s any meaningful difference between Man?ka honey from New Zealand and Australia. But the Kiwis beg to differ. The post New Zealand, […] Read the original post by Wired Staff

So it’s too bad the US is no good at planning regionally. The post Mesmerizing Commute Maps Reveal We All Live in Mega-Regions, Not Cities […] Read the original post by Aarian Marshall

Amazon is now moving data by the truckload. That might sound old-fashioned, but it’s actually faster than the speediest internet connection. The post Amazon’s Snowmobile […] Read the original post by Klint Finley

Malware and complete hard drive corruption on the Mac is rare, but it can happen. Here’s how to rebuild your Mac. Ah, the holidays: Good food, […] Read the original post by Serenity Caldwell

In this week’s column, I answer just two questions, both of which require fairly long explanations. The first asks about consolidating iTunes libraries on two […] Read the original post by Kirk McElhearn