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Sweden is always in the vanguard. Over 350 years ago, it became the first European nation to print paper money. Now it could be the first to phase it out. The post One Swede Will Kill Cash Forever—Unless His Foe Saves It From Extinction appeared first on WIRED.
In the latest "Geek's Guide to the Galaxy" podcast, Joyce Carol Oates talks about the future of science fiction and keeping up with the news on Twitter. The post Joyce Carol Oates: New Media Is Creating a Nightmare America appeared first on WIRED.
Each Saturday we round up the news stories that we didn’t break or cover in depth at WIRED, but which deserve your attention nonetheless. The post Security News This Week: Facebook's Most Adorable Bug Bounty Yet appeared first on WIRED.
The Transit of Mercury is a relatively rare astronomical event, and this time around you can stream it. The post You Can Livestream Mercury as It Crosses the Sun appeared first on WIRED.
In this idealistic future of work we’ll communicate via digital personae that look, sound, and act like our professional selves—but better. The post Going to Work in VR Will Actually Be Pretty Great—We Swear appeared first on WIRED.
If you're a Google Play Music listener and you'd prefer to use a desktop client instead of the browser, you have some options. The post Google Won't Build a Desktop Music Player, So These Guys Did appeared first on WIRED.
Captain America was never the coolest hero, but now he has the coolest Marvel franchise. Check out our video movie review of his latest chapter here. The post Captain America: Civil War Is an Epic Pivot Into Marvel's 'Phase 3' appeared first on WIRED.
Space photos of the week, May 1–7, 2016. The post Space Photos of the Week: Greenland and the Amazing Technicolor Coastline appeared first on WIRED.
The WIRED gaming crew discusses Sony's upcoming PlayStation 4 tentpole release, plus the latest news about "Zelda" and "Battlefield 1." The post Game|Life Podcast: Our Uncharted 4 Adventure Journal appeared first on WIRED.
A stingray is a controversial surveillance tool that impersonates a legitimate cell tower to trick mobile phones into connecting to them and revealing their location. The post Hacker Lexicon: Stingrays, the Spy Tool the Government Tried, and Failed, to Hide appeared first on WIRED.
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