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Goodnight, Sweet Prince. Wired breaks it down for you, somewhat controversially, in its September issue, but the gist is that we are moving to a “post-HTML environment” where apps are king and the browser is a quaint oddity from a happier, less capitalistic time. View Image ›
With the much anticipated series finale approaching, Wired Magazine dissects the compounding mystery that is Lost in numbers, charts, and infographics. [Only click through if you're fully prepared to seriously geek out on LOST right now.] View Image ›
Based out of Boulder, Colorado, Zeal Optics specializes in polarized sunglasses and have been featured in Outdoor magazine and Wired.
Bluetooths (is that the plural?) officially look good on no one. This issue also involves Brad advising Ashton Kutcher to “take pictures of other people's wives' butts” so it's the Hot Guy Apocalypse, basically. View Image ›
While the Wiki entry is helpful, this infographic from Wired beautifully lays out the progression of songs in Girl Talk's mashed masterpiece, “What It's All About.” For those of you who can't sit through Girl Talk without having to identify every sample. View Image ›
Rex Sorgatz made this handy blowhard-related flowchart for Wired. This is majorly internet-y, so if none of these names ring any bells, feel free to just move on and pat yourself on the back for having a life outside the world wide web. View Image ›
Rafael, an Israeli arms-maker, attempts to endear itself to India's arms-buyers. It's sort of Bollywood meets the RNC. Watch Video ›
The device — which is used exclusively for e-mail — is getting all kinds of love from the gadget world. When a Blackberry scares you and your fingers are too clunky for the iPhone, there may be no better choice. Read More ›
Editors at Wired are removing the curtains, so to speak, on the whole process of creating a feature article, in a new blog called Storyboard. It’s a profile of a profile. The article in the spotlight, a profile of Charlie Kaufman, takes curious readers through the idea, the pitch, the back-and-forth emails, negotiating talent access, and the shaping of the story. It’s a very candid way to use the web to expose the journalistic process, and a cool risk worth taking by Wired. Read More ›
The worlds of foodies and geeks collide in a fantastic start-up dreamed up by the co-founder of Wired. While still in its beta stage, Tcho will soon start selling its version of chocolate 1.0 - we await its likely delicious debut with lip-smacking trepidation. Read More ›