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.CO is looking to take on .COM status as the premier place for businesses online. The new domain name belongs to the nation of Colombia, and the land rush for good names will start in June.

All Douglas Adams fans are encouraged to carry a towel with them for the day.

The U.S. Marshals Service shuttles approximately 350,000 prisoners around the country annually. A Wired writer tags along to see how it's done.

Turning a hunk of cornmeal into perfectly crunchy, knobby bright-orange Cheetos requires a fine-tuned industrial dance.

NASA and its contractors must work their way through a massive checklist -- from payload readiness and an oxygen purge to weather conditions -- before they get the go-ahead to launch.

From people to process to polished rendering, see inside Pixar's creative magic.

Released in May, the Shanghai Restoration Project and NeochaEDGE's electronic-music compilation eXpo is tearing down China's sonic firewalls.

A programmer turned privacy activist suggests a simple slider as the way for Facebook to give users control over their info, and get out of the current firestorm of criticism.

New simulations of extrasolar planetary systems may mean the definition of "habitable" planets needs to be completely overhauled.

Testosterone is linked to aggression, competition and social status. Now scientists have found that the hormone also reduces naive individuals’ confidence in others.

The WISE telescope captures nebulae that look surprisingly like hearts, both the human and valentine kind.

The Blu-ray–DVD release of The Road lands Tuesday, and Wired has an exclusive clip from the extras on the disc. Actors and filmmakers reveal how they approached translating the apocalyptic story from book to film.

Nokia and Yahoo announce they will work together on cellphone services. Oddly, despite being market leaders in many ways, the announcement feels just dated.

Boxee, a startup dedicated to getting internet video onto your TV, suddenly faces a giant competitor after the announcement of Google TV. Will the new service kill off Boxee, or could it give it a bump?

Wired.com checks out ArcAttack's musical Tesla-coil performance at Maker Faire 2010.

The Air Force gets a whole lot closer to a hypersonic cruise missile — part of a large program to instantly whack targets anywhere on the planet.

If you’re like me, Sunday night’s Lost series finale may not have exactly hit the spot. Sure, everyone’s dead — and some might say not a moment too soon. But aside from the possibility of Ben Linus still being up to something, a lot seemed missing. Write that last page for us -- and every other Lost fan who who's also thinking "if only ..."

A young woman files suit against her former high school and the county for damages for a situation in January 2009 when officials seized and searched her phone for explicit images.

Apple announces Steve Jobs will host its WWDC keynote on June 7. Over the weekend, Jobs e-mailed another customer saying Apple fans would not be disappointed by the conference.

After six seasons of riveting weirdness — smoke monsters! wormholes! tropical polar bears! — Lost comes to a close.