July 2017 IssueThe Big StoryIndia's Silicon Valley is dying of thirst and a growing 'water mafia' is calling the shotsBy Samanth SubramanianThe Big StoryAsem Hasna lost his leg in Syria – now he's 3D-printing a second chance for fellow amputeesBy Richard BensonScienceFalse memories and false confessions: the psychology of imagined crimesBy Emma BrycePhotoGaze at the beauty of the world's most powerful artificial sunBy Adam BornBusinessThousands of dialects are dying out – but now you can learn them onlineBy Matt BurgessGearBring your handwriting into the 21st century with these smart pensBy Kathryn NaveBusinessFlat-packed bouquets are giving florists a digital shake-upBy Bonnie ChristianCultureThese clever toys will help spark your kids' curiosityBy Chris Haslam and Jeremy WhiteBusinessFarfetch founder José Neves tells WIRED how he built the $1.5 billion fashion platformBy Charlie BurtonBusiness'Planet of the Apes' star Andy Serkis on how he multitasks as an actor, director and leaderBy Stephen ArmstrongBusinessTinybop is building an app empire. Its secret? Children's booksBy Nicole KobieGearRelonch 291: the style of an instagram filter with the power of a DSLR cameraBy Chris HaslamBusinessMunich's startup scene: Our pick of the city's new and innovative companiesBy Gian M. VolpicelliGearWe asked a head sommelier to test high-tech wine gadgets. Are they any good?By Emily PeckScienceInside the startup that wants to mine asteroids and transform space travel foreverBy Kathryn NaveBusinessInvest early, go global and aim for exits: VC firm Accel explains its investment strategyBy Stephen ArmstrongGearGive your home a maths-inspired makeover with these geometric designsBy Kathryn NaveBusinessWhy you should care about net neutralityBy Brett M Frischmann and Evan SelingerBusinessInside the production process of a handmade Hasselblad cameraBy Alexandra Simon-Lewis and Karsten LemmCultureOrigami-inspired architecture brings diamond lattices to Tokyo's shopping districtBy Rowland ManthorpeBusinessArtificial intelligence is entering the justice systemBy Rowland ManthorpeBusinessThis vaccine refrigerator runs on evaporation cyclesBy Lina HansenBusinessThis bug-zapper has laser-guided precisionBy Bonnie ChristianBusinessTriton wants to explore the deepest 2% of the ocean and it will use this submarine to do soBy Bonnie ChristianMore Stories
