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Locust Swarms Are Impossible to Predict

Wired Magazine : News: 2 days ago
Mathematicians figure out the dynamics that drive locusts across the landscape, devastating everything underfoot -- and the math says humans will never be able to predict where the little buggers will go. ...read article

Early Birds Will Dig Chrome Canary

Wired Magazine : News: 2 days ago
People who like to use pre-release versions of browsers to get the latest features have a new choice: Google Chrome Canary. It allows you to run a regular version of Chrome and a pre-release, auto-updating version of Chrome on the same computer at ... ...read article

Vintage Helicopter Goes Electric

Wired Magazine : News: 2 days ago
Sikorsky says it's committed to developing electric-drive technology, but so far, the range is best measured in minutes, not miles. ...read article

Play 'Pac-Man' in HTML5

Wired Magazine : News: 2 days ago
Programmer Dale Harvey has recreated the classic arcade game, Pac-Man, using only HTML5 and other emerging web standards. ...read article

Comic-Con Costumes: Don't Forget the Pee Hole!

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Seth Rogen , Beau Garret , Mike Relm and others weigh in on what you should and should not do when creating your custom Comic-Con costume. ...read article

Results Show Interactive Old Spice Ads Work

Wired Magazine : News: 2 days ago
Sales of Old Spice have more than doubled since the brand launched its viral video sensation featuring Isaiah Mustafa addressing his viewers directly in near-real-time. ...read article

Good Connection Really Does Lead to Mind Meld

Wired Magazine : News: 2 days ago
Brain scans of a speaker and listener showed their neural activity synchronizing during storytelling. The stronger their reported connection, the closer the coupling. ...read article

American McGee Revisits Nightmare Wonderland With 'Alice: Madness Returns'

Wired Magazine : News: 2 days ago
The man famous for turning our most cherished childhood stories into vividly twisted videogames takes another stab at Lewis Carroll's most adventurous character. ...read article

OLED Shortage Forces HTC to Switch Displays

Wired Magazine : News: 2 days ago
The new HTC phones coming this summer will include a technology called SLCD, or Super LCD, instead of the newer organic light-emitting diode displays used in some current-model smartphones. ...read article

Digging Into Wikileaks' Afghan War Log

Wired Magazine : News: 2 days ago
Stay tuned to Danger Room's continued coverage of the unfolding Wikileaks story. ...read article

iPad Owners Are 'Selfish Elites.' Critics Are 'Independent Geeks.' Discuss.

Wired Magazine : News: 2 days ago
According to a survey of more than 20,000 internet users, iPad owners are uncaring elites, while those who denigrate the device lack sex appeal. That's about what our personal anecdotal experience has been ... ...read article

Pentagon Says Bradley Manning a Possible Suspect in Afghan Leak

Wired Magazine : News: 2 days ago
The Pentagon regards Army intelligence analyst Bradley Manning as a possible suspect in leaking a classified six-year history of the U.S.-led war in Afghanistan that Wikileaks published over the weekend. ...read article

July 27, 1866: Trans-Atlantic Cable Links Old World to New

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Delayed by technological glitches and political upheavals, the undersea link finally establishes instantaneous communication between North America and Europe. ...read article

State Department Still Assessing Possible Diplomatic Cable Spill

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The government's investigation hasn't determined the exact number of cables at issue, nearly two months after former U.S. Army intelligence analyst Bradley Manning was arrested for allegedly leaking the cables and other classified material, and ... ...read article

Gamma-Ray Bursts Could Halt Photosynthesis

Wired Magazine : News: 3 days ago
Cosmic explosions thousands of light-years away could shut down photosynthesis in the ocean at depths of up to 260 feet, a new study suggests. The calculations add to a growing body of research linking these great blasts, called gamma-ray bursts, ... ...read article

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