Nathan Ingraham

Deputy Editor, News

Nathan is a deputy editor at Engadget, keeping track of the site's daily news operations and covering Google, Apple, gaming, smart speakers, and Chrome OS. He is also Engadget’s chief The Last of Us correspondent. Nathan graduated from Boston University with a degree in journalism, was an editor at The Verge for four years and has been covering the technology industry for more than a decade. You can reach him at nathan at engadget dot com.

Articles by Nathan Ingraham

Lego's latest educational kit seeks to teach AI as part of computer science, not to build a chatbot
Lego Education's latest sets focus on computer science and AI for students in grades K-8.
The Clicks co-founder explains who its tiny Communicator phone is for
Clicks is taking a swing at entering the mobile phone market.
Lego is trying to make tech invisible with Smart Play
Lego's Smart Play system has been eight years in the making.
Lego unveils a technology-packed Smart Brick at CES 2026
Lego's technology-packed Smart Brick is unlike anything the company has created before.
Lego Smart Play hands-on: Using Smart Brick technology to get kids to play together
Lego is harnessing modern technology in its Smart Play system to get kids to play more together.
Another look at OhSnap's MCON, a magnetic game controller for your phone
OhSnap's MCON controller is on sale now, and the company is working on two slimmer and lighter versions for later this year.
Follow the Lego CES 2026 press conference live right here
Lego is gearing up to give its first presentation at CES this year, which might include its newly designed F1 racing car.
LG at CES 2026: Live updates from the company's 'World Premiere' event
The Korean electronics giant will showcase new TVs, robots and plenty of AI-powered products when it kicks off press day in Las Vegas.
PartyStudio is a wireless MIDI speaker with 128 built-in instrument sounds
PopuMusic is demoing the PartyStudio speaker and its companion keyboard at CES 2026.
The best subscription gifts to send to your loved ones this Christmas: Disney+ bundle, MasterClass, Field Notes and more
From Headspace to Apple One, these gift ideas will come in handy if you've procrastinated with your shopping.
The best Chromebook you can buy in 2026
Here's the list of the best Chromebooks you can buy right now, as reviewed by the experts at Engadget.
Where the hell is Samsung's Ballie robot?
Ballie has been promised to us multiple times over the last few years, but we're still waiting to see if it becomes a real product.
Metroid Prime 4: Beyond review: an excellent modernization, but not a total reinvention
Nintendo didn't totally reimagine the Metroid Prime series, but Beyond is still a thrilling adventure.
The best digital frames for 2025
You'd think making a good digital picture frame would be easy, but that's not the case. The market is positively littered with scads of digital photo frames and I can tell you that many of them are awful. These are the ones that are actually worth your money.
Android Quick Share now works with Apple's AirDrop feature on Pixel 10 phones
Android and iPhone users can now beam each other files with much less hassle.
New Chromebooks now come with a year of priority GeForce Now access
This is Google's latest tactic to make gaming on Chromebooks happen.
The first images from The Legend of Zelda movie are here
We're finally getting our first official look at Nintendo's The Legend of Zelda movie.
'Metroid Prime 4: Beyond' thrillingly brings the series into the modern era
Metroid Prime 4: Beyond will feel very familiar to anyone who has played the older games, but there's a lot new here to look forward to.
Valve's trio of hardware announcements revived my Half-Life 3 fever dream
Valve may not have announced Half-Life 3 yesterday, but the time feels right for the game to finally be revealed.
New streaming app Coda Music is rolling out tools for labeling and blocking AI-generated tunes
The newest music streaming service on the block is making it easier to avoid AI slop.

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