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Exercise Accessories Help You Measure Up

Dylan / 4/21/2011

Can a smartphone help you train better? Maybe — if you’re the kind of person who gets obsessed over […]

Dylan / 4/21/2011

It’s a comfortable 63.3 degrees on the roof of Wired headquarters, with a slight 3-mph breeze, and the

Dylan / 4/15/2011

Game of Thrones opens with violence, nudity, foul language and a soundtrack dominated by cello and kettledrums. A medieval-looking haze

Dylan / 4/7/2011

One of the first planes to dock at Virgin America’s new San Francisco International Airport terminal was a spaceship.

Dylan / 4/6/2011

Considering the expense, precision and difficulty of manufacturing computer chips, you would think the engineers designing them are pretty serious

Dylan / 4/5/2011

Gallivanting billionaire Richard Branson is well on his way to space. Now he plans to explore the deepest parts of

Dylan / 4/3/2011

The portable computer was born 30 years ago this weekend, when Adam Osborne unveiled the Osborne 1 in San Francisco.

Dylan / 3/18/2011

A strange legacy of the Japanese power system’s infancy in the late 1800s is complicating efforts to keep Tokyo supplied

Dylan / 3/17/2011

Silicon chips have billions of transistors in every square inch. But sometimes there’s enough room left over for chip engineers

Dylan / 3/2/2011

“In an all-white environment, the white version of the iPad 2 will have a better chance of hiding from predators.”