The tablet that can replace the sheet of paper on your sideline. The post Finally, the NFL Has a Good Use for the Microsoft Surface appeared first on WIRED.

A 6-2 ruling upholds a regulation that requires utilities to pay more to customers who conserve power during times of peak demand -- Read more on ScientificAmerican.com

Rumors of an upcoming event had circulated for months, and now the exact date appears to be confirmed.Apple has now set the date to announce a new 4-inch iPhone and a new iPad Air, among other things on March 15.Read Full Story

Meet Frinkiac. You're going to be spending a lot of time together. The post Epic ‘Frinkiac’ Search Engine Matches Any Simpsons Quote With Its Still appeared first on WIRED.

One oceanographer says changing ocean currents amped up snowfall -- Read more on ScientificAmerican.com

The data, obtained by Business Insider, mirrors the sluggish growth reported by Twitter executives over the last two years.Business Insider has obtained a set of data that, if legitimate, reflects the ongoing narrative about Twitter. The once-lauded startup has been floundering since soon after its 2013 IPO—but more recently, sluggish use growth, a round of layoffs, plunging stock prices, and high-profile departures from its executive board have left Twitter rudderless. Now, Business Insider reports, leaked data collected through Twitter's API reveals that the platform could be bleeding tweets, as well.Read Full Story

EasyJet wants to use hydrogen fuel cells to power its aircraft as they taxi around airports. The post Planes Could Finally Make Hydrogen Fuel Cells Useful appeared first on WIRED.

The joys of introversion

Finding that much of Africa has Eurasian ancestry was mistaken -- Read more on ScientificAmerican.com

Pre-caucus polls had Trump in the lead, but Cruz's data-driven ground game won out in the end.Obviously, the pollsters got it wrong about Trump's chances of winning the Iowa caucuses Monday night. One key reason may be that they didn't account for the superiority of Ted Cruz's data-driven ground game over Trump's virtually non-existent one.Read Full Story

The science of mass shootings

A new J.J. Abrams show? Coen Brothers movies? Braveheart? That's a long list for a short month. The post The Best Stuff Coming to Hulu This Month appeared first on WIRED.

Despite what you'll often read, the Nobel prizewinning nuclear physicist never suggested that aliens don't exist -- Read more on ScientificAmerican.com

Gregory Anderson says he was unfairly let go in 2014—in part because the Yahoo media team preferred female employees.As Yahoo prepares to deliver its quarterly earnings report and agenda to investors, a former employee is giving the embattled company yet another thing to worry about. Gregory Anderson, a Yahoo editor laid off in November 2014, filed a lawsuit Monday alleging that he was dismissed with little to no warning, and that execs exploited the company's employee rating system to make cuts. Anderson also claims that Yahoo's media team was partial to women.Read Full Story

You've followed our predictions for the future of football. Now we want to hear from you. The post Poll: What Do You Think the Future of Football Will Look Like? appeared first on WIRED.

Cheap natural gas pushed coal to its smallest November share since 1970 -- Read more on ScientificAmerican.com

The Huffington Post exec will be joining Rent the Runway's executive team as the company's first chief customer officer.Fashion rental startup Rent the Runway announced Tuesday that Huffington Post COO Koda Wang will be joining the ranks of its executive team. Wang will assume the role of chief customer officer, the first such position at Rent the Runway.Read Full Story

The Alpha a6300 is the long-awaited follow-up to the a6000, and it adds even faster focusing and 4K video recording. The post Sony Adds New Powers to Its Best-Selling Mirrorless Camera appeared first on WIRED.

The newly discovered Himalayan forest thrush looks a great deal like the alpine thrush, but its far silkier song stylings gave it away as a potential new species   -- Read more on ScientificAmerican.com

The pedal, Bosch says, could increase fuel efficiency by 7%.Many of our smart devices notify us by buzzing our palm or our wrist but the newest example of haptic feedback technology will lighten your wallet by sending a thrill up your leg.Read Full Story