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Now available … the August issue of Wired (US Edition) featuring five short films with the amazing Will Ferrell.
Start by downloading the free Wired app. Then follow prompts to buy the August issue—it’s loaded with exclusive iPad content. Watch as Will Ferrell explores the future that never happened—like why we still don’t have laser guns, self-driving cars, or food in a pill. Find out how a vaccine may one day cure your stress. Experience what happens when a roadside bomb explodes on the battlefield. It’s the WIRED vision of how technology is changing the world, and it’s only on the iPad.

August exclusive iPad content:

· Journey to the future that never happened and see what we learn when technology fails.
· Explore an 1848 daguerreotype and get an amazingly detailed picture of mid-19th century life.
· See all 87 tools on the Wenger Giant Knife in action.

Also in the August issue:

· Caterina Fake helped found Flickr, Now she’s got a new company, Hunch, a Web service that knows what you want before you do.
· Silicon Valley has invaded Napa Valley. We compare the fine wines made by former tech luminaries.


The June and July issue of Wired are also available for purchase and download from inside the app. Get exclusive iPad content like an inside look at Pixar’s creative process, and a 360-degree view of the cockpits of some of the world’s most amazing vehicles, and much more.

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• It's a great magazine app but at 527MB it is huge! Most magazine apps on iPad download each page as you go to them. The Wired iPad app contains all of the pages and ads. It makes everything load instantly but who wants to fill their iPad with ads?

  sean | Tue, May 25 3:43 p.m.

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• Ok, so I tried it and was not thrilled, felt like i was scrolling through a pdf file, can't zoom in, click through or any of the cool features you would expect from Wired.

  mark | Thu, May 27 9:17 a.m.

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