Mallory Johns

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Stories By Mallory Johns

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    News By Mallory Johns

    How to follow Engadget at CES 2017

    ICYMI, the Engadget Team has assembled in Las Vegas for CES 2017! Yes, we'll be exhaustively covering press conferences and showing you the weirdest gadgets known to man. But, we'll also be documenting our experiences (from every angle) across our many social-media channels. So, without further ado, below are links to all of Engadget's social-media channels and a list of the editors you should follow for liveblogs and live-tweets from CES 2017's many (many) events.

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    Gaming
    Gaming By Mallory Johns

    We're live from E3 2016 in LA!

    It's that time of year again...time to play all the video games! We're back in sunny Los Angeles to attend the Electronic Entertainment Expo 2016, or as some (mistakenly) like to call it, the games industry's Fashion Week. Last year's focus was on big games, but so far E3 2016 sees virtual reality come into view, not to mention Microsoft unveiling two consoles, Sony finally giving us a launch date for PSVR, oh, and Resident Evil VII! All the show floor action kicks off today at 12PM PT, and we'll bring you the latest news as it happens. We'll also be documenting our experiences (from every literal angle) across our many social media channels, so make sure you're following us there too! You can find all the important stuff right here.

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    Entertainment
    Entertainment By Mallory Johns

    It's a wrap: So long SXSW, see you next year

    So much happened at SXSW, where to start? Well, you may have heard that the President rolled into town. He took the chance to warn -- the mainly tech crowd -- about not being "absolutists" on encryption, given what a hot topic that is right now. Meanwhile, Sony's R&D Lab debuted the prototype for its new Arc wearable speaker, which is worn around the neck, has voice commands and even a camera inside. Samsung, not to be outdone, showed up with headphones that let you "feel" movement in VR games via electrical impulses. We're aware that sounds like some kind of torture tool, but it is what it is.

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