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ZF's concept airbag could work in cars that can't put airbags in traditional places.

A new exhibition in New York puts the surveillance state on display.

A new study shows that many small tumors—the ones that are easiest to catch with mammograms—are the least likely to turn into troublesome cancers.

Lamborghini's engineers use aerodynamic trickery and a pair of turbochargers to dominate the Nürburgring.

SpaceX plans to launch nearly 12,000 satellites to create fast internet access around the globe. But is that all it will do with its constellation?

The new comic book superheroes are helpers, not saviors.

June finally learns how to fight back.

Opinion: The internet of things has permitted the hacking of whole new categories of products -- including sex toys.

For these tech-obsessed visionaries, the Internet of Things lies within.

The architecture and design of the years-in-the-making Apple Park are brilliant. How it fits into the world around it? Not so much.

Father's Day is coming up on Sunday, June 18.

According to co-creator Jonathan Nolan, with sci-fi "we're inventing cautionary tales for ourselves."

Norman Foster has a qualm about Apple's new headquarters: What happens when people stop driving?

The longtime inventor, founder of Android, and current CEO of two companies believes strongly that the best way to invent the future is to do it together.

But first, it's going to deliver climate-resistant crops, better biofuels, and tomatoes that won't fall off the vine.

A complete guide to James Comey's Thursday Senate testimony.

Algorithms that scrutinize retinal images for signs of disease could save people from blindness.

This video shows a motorcycle traveling at a high speed narrowly avoiding a collision. Let's use video analysis to estimate the acceleration and coefficient of friction.

Visa tries to get out ahead of the day when physical forms of payment become as obsolete as barter.

Amazon's Alexa heads for a future that looks a lot like the Starship Enterprise.

Urs Hölzle is the person Google's engineers turn to when all that computing power turns out not to be enough.

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Yasmin Green heads R&D at Jigsaw, a think tank at Google's parent company. Her radical strategy? Tackle the web's dark side by talking to its creators.

Christopher Wray, Trump's nominee for FBI Director, spent years working with---and learning from---James Comey and Robert Mueller.

I spend a day in my driveway looking for answers.

Astronaut Tim Peake traveled into space and got addicted to photography.

Schools across the country are educating students in how to sift through today's online avalanche of alternative facts.

The speaker delivers impressive sound and gives Siri a new shell. But how, exactly, will Siri flex its increasingly capable skills in the HomePod?

By some estimates, one in five women in the United States has been sexually assaulted. Photographer Melissa Kreider documents what happens afterward.

Meet your new therapist: a chatbot that runs inside Facebook Messenger.

Apple and Google are cracking down on obnoxious online ads. And they just might change the way the web works in the process.

Every industry face challenges when it comes to gender disparity. What do those challenges look like when 88 percent of your field looks nothing like you?

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There was so much wrong with the first iPhone. It also represents a societal shift. Both of these things are mostly true, but also a little not.

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Scientists and artists are working to nurture creativity in computers.

The Knight First Amendment Institute has sent a letter to President Trump, arguing that blocking Americans on Twitter violates their First Amendment rights.

Early this morning President Trump tweeted a fake word. Social media's reaction is a prime example of how language travels online.

We've analyzed Elon Musk's deadlines, deliveries, and predictions, and concluded that one year him equals roughly eight years for the rest of us.

Wonder Woman can deflect bullets with her Bracelets of Submission. But what kind of recoil would she have? And how much power does it require?

With iOS 11 and the new HomePod speaker, Apple's showing a lot more confidence in what its voice assistant can do.

Patty Jenkins' superhero movie gives its lead more than a few slow-mo heroic moments. And she deserves every single one.

At WWDC, Apple made clear why it needs developers to embrace its shiny new tools.

As many a movie trickster has learned, official-looking letterhead can make all the difference.

Fear the pay-per-device dystopia.

Sensing a gold rush from apps enhanced with artificial intelligence, Apple offers some shovels to offer developers.

Governments need to focus on real-world solutions to terrorism.

Breaking down the White House's latest foray into infrastructure.

The arrest of an alleged source of a classified leak to the Intercept offers a lesson in the risks of spilling secrets.

The most powerful Mac yet, a long-awaited Siri speaker, and tons of new software upgrades across all of the Apple platforms.

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Here's the stuff we're looking forward to the most.

The round, mesh device is seven inches tall, and Apple says it sounds amazing.

The tech industry is waging a war on bezels, and the iPad Pro is the first Apple product to benefit.

The sequel to the popular iOS game is even deeper and smarter than the original.

The new iMac Pro is a ridiculously powerful, 5K, space gray all-in-one.

In the rush to fetishize airplane attacks above all else, America's distorted perception of risk ultimately leaves everyone more scared and no safer.

Opinion: Prevention is the best cure, even for rare genetic diseases.

The newest product from Tech Will Save Us demystifies electrical circuits with moldable conductive dough.

At the world's biggest human-computer interaction conference, researchers threatened by Trump's travel ban use telepresence robots to bridge the divide.

They sit just 50 miles from the battle of Mosul.

Those trolls aren't really spewing hate speech—that's just you being thin-skinned and missing the irony!

Father's Day is coming up on Sunday, June 18. The post Spoil Your Dad This Father's Day With These 15 Great Gifts appeared first on WIRED .

According to co-creator Jonathan Nolan, with sci-fi "we're inventing cautionary tales for ourselves." The post Westworld's Creators Know Why Sci-Fi Is So Dystopian appeared first on WIRED .

Norman Foster has a qualm about Apple's new headquarters: What happens when people stop driving? The post Apple's Architect Says the Future of Offices Must Be Flexible appeared first on WIRED .

The longtime inventor, founder of Android, and current CEO of two companies believes strongly that the best way to invent the future is to do it together. The post Andy Rubin Has a Plan to Smarten Up the Connected Home appeared first on WIRED .

But first, it's going to deliver climate-resistant crops, better biofuels, and tomatoes that won't fall off the vine. The post Crispr May Cure All Genetic Disease—One Day appeared first on WIRED .

Visa tries to get out ahead of the day when physical forms of payment become as obsolete as barter. The post The Day Will Come When Your Credit Card Will Disappear appeared first on WIRED .

When it starts, what he'll say, and more, all in one helpful primer. The post Everything You Need to Know About James Comey's Senate Hearing appeared first on WIRED .

Algorithms that scrutinize retinal images for signs of disease could save people from blindness. The post Google’s AI Eye Doctor Gets Ready to Go to Work in India appeared first on WIRED .

This video shows a motorcycle traveling at a high speed narrowly avoiding a collision. Let's use video analysis to estimate the acceleration and coefficient of friction. The post The Physics of Nearly Killing Yourself on a Motorcycle appeared first on WIRED .

Amazon's Alexa heads for a future that looks a lot like the Starship Enterprise. The post Amazon Imagines a Future of Infinite Computing Power appeared first on WIRED .

Urs Hölzle is the person Google's engineers turn to when all that computing power turns out not to be enough. The post How Google Copes When Even It Can't Afford Enough Gear appeared first on WIRED .