Take a peek at Google's new touchless gesture controls

PLUS: The Democratic debates, the Capital One hacker, and livestreamed funerals. View this email in your browser  07.30.19   GEAR How to Watch the Second 2020 Democratic Primary Debate BY CAITLIN KELLY The Democratic primary debates return Tuesday and Wednesday, and this time they're happening in Detroit. Here's how to watch and what to look for.   SECURITY The Alleged Capital One Hacker Didn't Cover Her Tracks BY LILY HAY NEWMAN In a criminal complaint, the FBI detailed how a hacker allegedly stole data from 100 million people—and how she got caught.   PHOTO You Can't Photoshop This Mountain BY LAURA MALLONEE Artist Wu Chi-Tsung combines cyanotype photography with traditional Chinese painting to create his jaw-dropping mountain ranges.   GEAR Google's New Gesture Controls Aren't Just for the Pixel BY ARIELLE PARDES The Pixel 4 smartphone is being built to house a chip called Soli that could eventually power gesture-based user interfaces in everything from VR headsets to cars. GET WIRED Get 12 months of WIRED for just $49.99 $10.   Stories to help you understand the future.   Subscribe now   DIGITAL CULTURE Strap on Your Exoskeleton and Dance, Dance, Dance BY MICHAEL CALORE At San Francisco's Gray Area Festival, attendees immerse themselves in art and technology—and even surrender control of their bodies to robots.   REVIEWS The Unagi Model One Is a Better, Lighter Scooter BY ADRIENNE SO As long as the roads aren't too bad, this light scooter can help take miles off your car.   BUSINESS Now Even Funerals Are Livestreamed—and Families Are Grateful BY PARIS MARTINEAU With friends and relatives dispersed, a growing number of funeral homes will stream services, and demand is increasing.   GEAR Old-School Mattress Brands Join the Sleep-Tech Gold Rush BY ARIELLE PARDES Tempur Sealy is the latest in a string of legacy mattress companies to offer high-tech bedding complete with sensors, apps, and streams of data.   IDEAS Philanthropy and the Challenge of Quantifying Success BY JOI ITO Single-serving metrics are attractive, but they miss the big complicated messy picture.     This e-mail was sent to you by WIRED. To ensure delivery to your inbox (not bulk or junk folders), please add our e-mail address, wired@newsletters.wired.com, to your address book.   View our Privacy Policy Unsubscribe