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We've all heard the term "cord cutting" more times than we can stand, but it often seems like, despite the fact that many cable and satellite customers talk about it, very few people are actually axing their pay-TV servi...

Fudging the law of conservation of energy offers a new perspective on dark energy.

Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 was a hot item when it hit the market. But when the smartphones started catching fire it forced a massive recall. An internal investigation seems to have found the answer. Tony Dokoupil reports.

It was a protest as sprawling, diverse, and ubiquitous as the platform that spawned it. The post The Women's March Defines Protest in the Facebook Age appeared first on WIRED.

Lavabit, the encrypted email provider Edward Snowden favored, has risen from the ashes with more security features than before. If you'll recall, company chief Ladar Levison shut it down in 2013 instead of complying with...

A Whitehouse.gov petition calling for President Donald Trump to immediately release his tax returns has surpassed the 100,000-signature threshold in under a day, garnering a Whitehouse response. It’s not clear that the...

YouTube user Jeija called Hasbro's newest app-updated Furby software "a giant mistake."

Cloud adoption accelerates at an astounding pace, yet fewer than one-third of organizations know what services they are using, and how often they are used. Chalk it up to a new spirit of innovation.

Tesla CEO and founder Elon Musk has advice for prospective buyers hoping their vehicles will be future-proof: Shop elsewhere. Musk made the comment when responding to a Twitter question about the possibility of a paid up...

Tesla boosts the battery range of the Model S to 335 miles and the Model X to 295 miles. The range bump has allowed Tesla to widen its lead in the electric vehicle industry.

With the Honor 8 becoming quite popular among its users. Rumors are swirling that a flagship device with DUK-TL30 model number shall be launched soon, which could be the new Honor 9.

A report from the Guardian claims that "a security backdoor that can be used to allow Facebook and others to intercept and read encrypted messages has been found within its WhatsApp messaging service." But a group of exp...

Thanks to a new update, Android Pay has moved to version 1.13. The update to the mobile wallet system has brought several changes including PayPal Cards and Visa Checkout support.

You could turn your desktop monitor into an aquarium, but could you turn it into art?

These astronaut selfies are literally out of this world!

Bigelow Aerospace is in discussions with NASA about extended use of an experimental module added to the International Space Station last year, but both the company and the space agency say no agreement has been reached y...

Cassini captured an insightful image of Saturn's icy moon Mimas and its defining feature, Herschel Crater and Herschel peak.

An outbreak of the Seoul virus, which affected eight people in Illinois and Wisconsin, was linked to pet rats. What are the symptoms of this hantavirus?

A Russian computer hacker wanted by the FBI on hacking allegations was arrested and jailed in Spain earlier this week, while a decision on his extradition to the United States has yet to be made. The Guardia Civil, Spani...

In the darkened offices of a tech start-up, a handful of computer engineers sifts through a mountain of intelligence data that would normally be the work of a small army of Indian security agents.

Following the closure of the Apple Watch pop up shop at Selfridges department store in London earlier this month, the shop at Galeries Lafayette in Paris has apparently also shut down, as Apple has removed its entry from...

The geekiest Twitterati are taking White House Press Secretary Sean Spicer to task for his news conference today. The post Trump's Flack Said a Lot of Wrong Stuff. Nerds Ain't Having It appeared first on WIRED.