When was the last time you needed to Google something and Google wasn't there? A new book peers into the system that keeps Google up and road. When was the last time you needed to Google something and Google wasn't there? Odds are, you don't remember that ever happening. Sure, there are times when you can't reach Google because your internet connection is down. But Google's primary online services
Half-a-billion people stored files on Dropbox. Well, sort of. Really, the files were in Amazon’s cloud. Until Dropbox built its own. And threw the switch. If you're one of 500 million people who use Dropbox, it's just a folder on your computer desktop that lets you easily store files on the Internet, send them to others, and synchronize them across your laptop, phone, and tablet. You use this fold
AltSchools are more than schools. They’re mini-research and development labs, where teachers and engineers are developing the formula for 21st-century education. Students in the youngest class at the Fort Mason AltSchool help their teacher, Jennifer Aguilar, compile a list of what they know and what they want to know about butterflies.Christie Hemm Klok/WIRED So you’re a parent, thinking about sen
From left to right, Instagram and Facebook engineers Pedro Canahuati, Patrick Bozeman, Rick Branson, Nick Shortway, Chris Bray, and Michael Gorven--part of the team that moved Instagram. And then moved it again.Ariel Zambelich/WIRED Your Instagram photos aren't where they used to be. This spring, even as some 200 million people were using Instagram on their smartphones, a small team of engineers m
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