Porn filters, false memories and Knightmare returns

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T E C H N O L O G Y UK ISP on porn filters: if you want internet censorship 'move to North Korea' UK ISP Andrews & Arnold has publicly lambasted David Cameron's automatic porn filter decision and says it will not be using them, explaining "sorry, for a censored internet you will have to pick a different ISP or move to North Korea" » S C I E N C E Biologists manipulate mouse brains to implant false memories Study may shed light on the human phenomenon of "recalling" experiences that never happened » C U L T U R E In depth: 90s gameshow Knightmare reborn for YouTube, may spawn new TV series Popular children's TV show Knightmare is being resurrected for online audiences in a one-off special episode for YouTube's Geek Week » T E C H N O L O G Y How hair gel enables freeform 3D printing with an undo function LA-based NSTRMNT has developed a freeform 3D printing process called Suspended Depositions that allows users to use gel as a support system during the design » T E C H N O L O G Y Indiegogo campaign launched to fund Ubuntu OS Edge 'superphone' Canonical, the company behind the Ubuntu OS, has launched an Indiegogo campaign to crowdsource $32m (£21.5m) to fund the Edge 'superphone' » S C I E N C E Telescopic contact lens magnifies vision by 2.8 times on demand Researchers from the Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne (EDFL) have developed a contact lens that can magnify the wearer's vision by 2.8 times on request » Promotion Let's Go Discover the future of energy with Shell Click here W I R E D   B L O G Book your discounted tickets to WIRED 2013 by 31 July Up until 31 July, we are offering a 10 percent discount on tickets to WIRED 2013, our annual celebration of the ideas, developments and people reshaping our world. Listen » P O D C A S T Wired.co.uk Podcast 134: iKnife, Kinect and the NSA, Google Glass tested Listen this week for an entertaining 30-minute look at the most interesting technology and science stories from the last seven days, with Wired.co.uk's Nate Lanxon, Olivia Solon and Liat Clark Listen »

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