Новости за 13.10.2016

Issuing the recall is the easy part. Now Samsung has to collect, package, transport, and recycle 1.9 million phones in the US alone. The post So, the Note 7: What Will Happen to Those Recalled Phones? appeared first on WIRED.

Researchers spot hackers using Internet of Things security flaws to amass botnet armies. The post Akamai Finds Longtime Security Flaw in 2 Million Devices appeared first on WIRED.

So, what's up with that image in the sand anyway? The post Breaking Down That Crazy Rogue One Trailer Easter Egg appeared first on WIRED.

At the White House Frontiers Conference, Dean Kamen says optimistic scientists will always defeat cynical politicians. The post Engineering a Better Body and the End of Disease appeared first on WIRED.

The White House Frontiers Conference is diving deep into humanity's bright future, from the local level on up to the interplanetary one. The post We're Live From the White House Frontiers Conference appeared first on WIRED.

Suddenly, December doesn't seem too far, far away. The post The New Rogue One Trailer Will Leave You Death Starry-Eyed appeared first on WIRED.

It's dubbed "the Woodstock of gaming." But it's mostly people sitting in a giant dark room. The post QuakeCon: 2,800 Gamers, 72 Hours, One Intensifying Smell appeared first on WIRED.

For the November issue of WIRED, President Obama came up with a list of his favorite horizon-expanding films and TV shows. Here's how to watch them. The post How to Watch President Obama's Essential Sci-Fi TV and Films appeared first on WIRED.

Using multi-armed bandit testing, Tinder wants to make sure you serve up the right profile picture. The post Tinder Taps Its Inner Vegas to Predict Swipe Rights appeared first on WIRED.

A fantasy novelist's newest work is a stunning meditation on the value of discomfort—and having your pedestrian routine turned upside down. The post Summerlong Is a Master Class in Fusing Fantasy and Everyday Life appeared first on WIRED.

Mt. Aso in Japan had one of its largest explosive eruptions in recent memory, while Mt. Meager in British Columbia showed signs of awakening. The post Japan's Mount Aso Had a Yuge Eruption. Yuge! appeared first on WIRED.

Between <em>Rez Infinite</em>, <em>Thumper</em>, and <em>Harmonix Music VR</em>, Sony's virtual reality headset has some amazing musical experiences. The post PlayStation VR's Killer App Is ... Music appeared first on WIRED.

Pandora's new logo and brand identity are a mix of minimalist maximalist graphics---and signal changes ahead for the company. The post Pandora’s New Logo Is, Like, Totally '80s-Era MTV appeared first on WIRED.

As enthusiasm for mechanical keyboards grows, the manufacturers who make the parts are having trouble keeping up with the demand. The post In a Race to Meet Demand, Mechanical Keyboard Makers Switch Things Up appeared first on WIRED.

This week's roundup of superhero movie news has updates on the movies for Captain Marvel and Wonder Woman. It's a fantastic time to be alive. The post Cape Watch: All the Super Ladies, Now Put Your Hands Up appeared first on WIRED.

Whatever: the long-term benefits outweigh any money lost to driving delinquents. The post NY's So Pumped for Cash-Free Tolls, It's (Kinda) OK If You Don't Pay appeared first on WIRED.

A couple of made-up electoral possibilities from ace statisticians at FiveThirtyEight become a Twitter meme ... and then things get predictably ugly. The post How the Electoral Map Would Look: Women, Men ... Bears? appeared first on WIRED.

On this episode of the WIRED Culture podcast, we're talking about what late-night presenters are doing political humor best. The post Which Late-Night TV Host Is Better at Trump Takedowns? appeared first on WIRED.

If Ira can make a meme, so can you. The post This American Life Is Making Podcasts as Shareable as GIFs appeared first on WIRED.