Новости за 19.01.2016

If you're still logging in with "123456," you're not alone. Also, stop that.

Two human rights groups have issued a report alleging a host of global tech firms use cobalt mined by Congolese children.

Microsoft is releasing a new version of the hit game called Minecraft: Education Edition.

By turning a clean water issue into a civil rights issue, Clinton is trying to secure support with a crucial base of voters.

The Roger Dubuis Excalibur Automatic Skeleton Carbon has an innovative case that lets it stay super thin, yet super strong.

You like watches? You like pens? Got $105,000 you don't need? Richard Mille's new S05 Mechanical Fountain Pen is your new favorite toy.

But, there are strings attached.

The post YouTube Returns to Pakistan After Three-Year Ban appeared first on WIRED.

The President of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences says she is "heartbroken and frustrated by the lack of inclusion" in this year's nominations.

How hard is it to make a watch that just tells the hour, minute, and second? Depends on how hard you try to make it interesting.

How hard is it to make a watch that just tells the hour, minute, and second? Depends on how hard you try to make it interesting.

Since the Mini hit the market in 1959, it's appeared in countless different guises.

King tides are astronomically-assisted events that give you a glimpse into the future of sea level rise.

WIRED design editor Robbie Gonzales checks out the engineering and many uses of incredibly durable and versatile tarps built for relief agencies.

Seawall-topping king tides occur when extra-high tides line up with other meteorological anomalies. In the past they were a novelty or a nuisance. Now they hint at the new normal, when sea level rise will render current coastlines obsolete.

This crazy watch's guts seem to float in mid-air.

The post The Watch With the Magical Floating Movement appeared first on WIRED.

Give your paperbacks new life on a screen.

The post How to Turn Both Paper and Digital Text Into an E-Book appeared first on WIRED.

Ask an aid worker and the paeans to tarpaulin will come pouring out.

The post The Inside Story of an Aid Worker’s Secret Weapon: The Tarp appeared first on WIRED.

How Fox's resurrected paranormal sci-fi drama created our modern television landscape.

Ross Paxton photographs tourists doing what they do best – gawking, pointing and snapping photos all across the UK.

A designer removed all words from classic literature, leaving only punctuation marks.

This is the election when Silicon Valley finally upstages the old 20th-­century power structure and seizes control of the political game.

Stop worrying and just welcome your new insect overlords.

The post Just Give Up. It’s Impossible to Bug-Proof Your Home appeared first on WIRED.

SIHH—Salon International de la Haute Horologie—is an annual gathering of the highest-end watchmakers. Somehow, we rated an invitation; we're bringing you in