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Sugar is a volatile commodity with a bad public image. For the world's biggest soda maker, that makes sugar bad business. The post Sugar's Not Just Bad for You—It's Bad for Coca-Cola's Business appeared first on WIRED.
Can the sitcom star take the place of the much-loved Jeremy Clarkson? The post Matt LeBlanc (Yes, Joey From Friends) Is Just the Guy to Resurrect Top Gear appeared first on WIRED.
Australia is huge—really huge. Gabriel Scanu lets you take it all in with his drone photography. The post Instagram of the Week: Sweeping Drone Aerials Prove Australia Is Officially Too Big appeared first on WIRED.
No need to be in the same room to enjoy a vinyl-spinning DJ. The post Stream Your Vinyl Records With a Lovely Wireless Turntable appeared first on WIRED.
The MIT Media Lab built a shape-shifting display that can mimic material properties like flexibility, elasticity, and viscosity. The post MIT's New Shapeshifting Interface Can Mimic The Behavior of Water appeared first on WIRED.
After physicists finally confirmed the existence of the long-sought Higgs boson, many researchers found themselves out of a job. Where they ended up would surprise you. The post How a Physicist Who Helped Find the Higgs Boson Got Into Horse Apps appeared first on WIRED.
Today both Toyota and VW said they were pouring money into ride-hailing startups as Silicon Valley redefines the future of getting around. The post Calling an Uber Is Cooler Than Owning a Car—And Automakers Want In appeared first on WIRED.
Facebook may be a rookie when it comes to news judgment, but it is a veteran at data mining. Now, it's using those skills to its advantage. The post With Trending Topics, Facebook Is Creating Its Own News Cycle appeared first on WIRED.
Blizzard's latest game strikes me as a profound new step for online competitive shooters, one that strives to engender positive feelings all around. The post Overwatch: A Laid-Back Shooter Without the Crappy Attitudes appeared first on WIRED.
Two artists built a robot that sorts stones and it's totally spellbinding. The post Someone Built a Rock-Sorting Robot and It Is Downright Hypnotizing appeared first on WIRED.
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