Framework's Laptop 16 is a modular, upgradable gaming laptop
Framework looks to do for gaming laptops what it’s already done for notebooks.
After training to be an intellectual property lawyer, Dan Cooper abandoned a promising career to sit at home and play with gadgets. He joined Engadget in 2011 as a contributing editor, and is now the site’s senior editor with a brief to explore every corner of the technology world. He has appeared on BBC News, Cheddar, ABC News Radio and BBC Radio; his work has been featured in The New York Times and The AV Club, amongst many others. He lives in Norwich, UK, and is only doing this until he becomes the executive producer of Doctor Who.
Articles By Daniel Cooper
Framework brings updated Intel and AMD chips to its modular laptop
It’s a further sign of long-term commitment to the ecosystem.
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There’s nobody around, and nobody worthy to pick up the torch.
Huawei's Watch Ultra is a long-lasting rugged smartwatch that looks the part
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Having characters point out rough plotting is no substitute for better writing.
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Its first clean-sheet EV features an innovative steer-by-wire system.
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At least, judged on the strength of its first four episodes.
‘Star Trek: Picard’ offers up some moments of quality
Just a shame it took so long to get here.
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Curiosity rover turns up another gem.
Ring’s latest doorbell offers head-to-toe views of your visitor
Battery Doorbell Plus also gets a higher-resolution camera.
The Morning After: Messenger is coming home to Facebook
You won’t have to jump to another app to speak to people.
reMarkable launches a gorgeous, if expensive, Type Folio for its e-paper tablet
You get a distraction-free typing machine, but it’ll cost you.
Honor’s exciting folding phone finally makes it to Europe
It’s a unit that makes a good case for its own existence.
Honor’s Magic 5 Pro offers a polished alternative for Android connoisseurs
Is that enough to tempt you away from Samsung?
Google is bringing a bunch of new features to Android and Wear OS
Including better organizational tools and tap-to-pay animations.
Xiaomi shows off its new wireless AR glasses
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‘Star Trek: Picard,’ cargo cults and the perils of success
And why Trek can’t escape from Nicholas Meyer’s shadow.
Withings’ luxury weighing scale is amazing, if inessential
You don’t need it, but you can still marvel at its brilliance.
‘Star Trek: Picard’ lacks substance beyond callbacks and continuity porn
Do you enjoy remembering things? Have an episode where you can just remember things.
