Archive for December 2004

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Accessories (72)

• Mobile Saver MPB 4000 rechargeable smart battery

  By Donald Melanson

• The USB CafePad

  By Ryan Block

• One dock to help them all

  By Barb Dybwad

• The 2-button mouse changed my life

  By Barb Dybwad

• Altoids iPod external battery

  By Barb Dybwad

• Sigma Bluebox HD II turns your monitor into a HDTV

  By Ryan Block

• Sony DR-BT1 headset released

  By Donald Melanson

• Networx introduces BeamDock for iPod

  By Donald Melanson

• Mitac Mio 136 standalone GPS

  By Dan Wu

• Thanko USB PC Lock

  By Donald Melanson

• iPod-inspired TV remote

  By Donald Melanson

• Shimura's hardboiled Power Guard Mac cases

  By Gareth Edwards

• Creative's Zen Micro portable speakers

  By Peter Rojas

• The 2004 Engadget Awards: Cast your nomination for the Peripheral of the Year

  By Peter Rojas

• The 2004 Engadget Awards: Cast your nomination for the Display of the Year

  By Ryan Block

• Toshiba 's 40-inch+ screens going SED

  By Ryan Block

• iPod socks: the gift that won’t stop giving

  By Barb Dybwad

• The USB Cup Warmer

  By Donald Melanson

• Option Wireless's Quad-band GPRS/EDGE/WiFi PC card

  By Ryan Block

• The r.e.a.l. sound audio-video interface

  By Marc Perton

• Sony's DCR-DVD7E digital camcorder

  By Peter Rojas

• Your boss wants IOGEAR's BOSS

  By Ryan Block

• Microdia's 3GB SD memory card

  By Peter Rojas

• The first USB-enabled SD card

  By Marc Perton

• iPod + Podwave != boombox

  By Ryan Block

• Belkin SnapNType clip-on Axim keyboard

  By Dan Wu

• Netgear busts out the MP115 wireless digital media player

  By Joshua Fruhlinger

• HarmonyAudio FireWire audio interface made for musicians

  By Barb Dybwad

• Nanopoint: world's smallest joystick? Indeed.

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• TEAC America launches USB 2.0 TV Tuner/PVR

  By Donald Melanson

• Newest NewerTech replacement batteries cover iBook G3s

  By Barb Dybwad

• Your tax dollars at work: Study finds that memory cards aren't damaged by airport metal detectors

  By Marc Perton

• Belkin discloses details of TuneStage Bluetooth stereo device

  By Barb Dybwad

• Eleksen touts fabric keyboard and joystick

  By Donald Melanson

• Tiny Kana-SD MP3 player

  By Donald Melanson

• How Treo 650 owners can get their free 128MB SD card

  By Peter Rojas

• Your iPod awaits analog tube amp goodness!

  By Barb Dybwad

• Day 2 of Engadget's Five Days of Holiday Giveaways: Win a Logitech Cordless Desktop LX 500

  By Ryan Block

• Fraunhofer's vest-pocket beamer

  By Ryan Block

• Momitsu DVD-V880N media player

  By Dan Wu

• H2O Audio SV Mini waterproof case update

  By Dan Wu

• Altec Lansing's inMotion iM3 back in black for U2 iPod

  By Ryan Block

• LCDs finally outsell CRTs

  By Ryan Block

• The Bluetooth Car CD/MP3 Player

  By Peter Rojas

• BT's ambient WiFi orb

  By Peter Rojas

• MMCmicro, today's other new flash memory card format

  By Peter Rojas

• Lexar's USB FlashCard

  By Peter Rojas

• Yet another iPod speaker system

  By Barb Dybwad

• The iPod PowerStick

  By Peter Rojas

• Zeus portable 1-inch USB hard drives

  By Dan Wu

• Primera Z1 low-priced CD/DVD printer

  By Dan Wu

• DIY milk-jug iPod case

  By Ryan Block

• Pretec's iDisk II 8GB USB flash keychain drive

  By Peter Rojas

• The, uh, homemade iPod Koozie

  By Joshua Fruhlinger

• Yamada Beatbox MP3 Player

  By Ryan Block

• $1.95 for a 128MB SD card

  By Peter Rojas

• ATP announces new 2GB SD cards

  By Ryan Block

• Wanna share your sounds? iPod splitter

  By Susan Mernit

• iPod for two, please: share the love with XtremeMac Audio Splitter

  By Barb Dybwad

• Tapwave Zodiac supports SanDisk's WiFi SD card

  By Ryan Block

• Socket Mobile Power Pack

  By Dan Wu

• Keep it Simpl, stupid: iPod headphone amp for the audiophile

  By Barb Dybwad

• The NevoSL WiFi-enabled universal remote

  By Peter Rojas

• iPod your auto: Clarion's VRX755VD in-built iPod support

  By Susan Mernit

• M-Audio unleashes Ozonic Firewire MIDI controller

  By Barb Dybwad

• The 5.25-inch drive bay storage box

  By Ryan Block

• V-Tec's V-Disk Cutie OTG

  By Ryan Block

• Kano HardBox 800 400GB external hard drive

  By Dan Wu

• PaperHub fuses function and aesthetics in new combination USB/Firewire hub

  By Barb Dybwad

• C.Ronson iPod Hoodies

  By Susan Mernit

• ViewEra's inexpensive V191D 19-inch LCD monitor

  By Peter Rojas

• Toshiba's Multimedia Center Audio/USB Hub

  By Peter Rojas

AI (1)

• LAPD tests facial recognition technology

  By Donald Melanson

Amazon (2)

• Amazon.com: Electronics outsell books, first time ever

  By Susan Mernit

• iPod and accessories top Amazon’s early adopter list

  By Barb Dybwad

Apple (68)

• Pundits come out to play on $499 iMac rumour

  By Barb Dybwad

• Apple puts out call for disaster relief

  By Barb Dybwad

• Sony's hooks up the Connect Company to take on Apple

  By Peter Rojas

• Dvorak drones on about Apple’s demise. Yawn.

  By Barb Dybwad

• Apple sets sights on as many as 700 retail stores

  By Barb Dybwad

• Look for iLife ‘05 and Keynote 2 at January’s Expo

  By Barb Dybwad

• Apple planning a sub-$500 iMac?

  By Peter Rojas

• More accolades for Steve Jobs

  By Barb Dybwad

• An iPod a day keeps the doctor up-to-date

  By Barb Dybwad

• iTunes Music Store coming to Australia?

  By Peter Rojas

• Apple resellers hire franchisee lawyers for suit

  By Barb Dybwad

• Apple's next G5 to support CPU partitioning

  By Ryan Block

• Apple working on droppable iPod drives

  By Peter Rojas

• Apple sues developers for leaking Tiger build via BitTorrent

  By Barb Dybwad

• iPod halo effect leading consumers to Mac

  By Barb Dybwad

• Whatever happened to that rumor about Apple and Sirius doing an iPod satellite?

  By Peter Rojas

• eMac: Worst product of the year?

  By Barb Dybwad

• Apple subpeonas rumor sites over GarageBand audio interface product leak

  By Peter Rojas

• Steve Jobs on Time’s list of ‘People who mattered’ in 2004

  By Barb Dybwad

• The ABOSS i-Pocket says, "Apple, please sue us!"

  By Peter Rojas

• Apple hardware near unavailable in the UK

  By Barb Dybwad

• Apple slaps lawsuit on anonymous tipsters

  By Barb Dybwad

• Apple files suit over the iPod flash?

  By Peter Rojas

• It’s official: Apple and Motorola team up

  By Barb Dybwad

• iTunes Music Store breaks 200 million downloads

  By Peter Rojas

• Apple and Moto announce partnership on cellphone

  By Ryan Block

• RealNetworks vows to restore iPod compatibility

  By Marc Perton

• Mac OS X 10.3.7 Update available in Software Update

  By Laurie A. Duncan

• Start with fruit, add iTunes, season to taste

  By Barb Dybwad

• Apple vs. Real, Round, um, 5?

  By Joshua Fruhlinger

• Next generation Macs don’t want to be Pontiacs

  By Barb Dybwad

• Apple partners with the Grammys

  By Barb Dybwad

• Apple employee’s spouse protests overtime with spin around Cupertino campus

  By Barb Dybwad

• Flash iPod rumour-mongering continues

  By Barb Dybwad

• Red tape gums up new iTunes domains

  By Barb Dybwad

• Turn your iBook into an iTablet

  By Barb Dybwad

• Apple and Sirius to develop satellite iPod?

  By Barb Dybwad

• iTMS now accepting PayPal

  By Barb Dybwad

• iPod mini voted Gadget of the Year

  By Barb Dybwad

• Apple to snag flash memory from Toshiba

  By Barb Dybwad

• iPod mini motion graphics ad

  By Barb Dybwad

• Japanese universities switch to Mac

  By Barb Dybwad

• IBM won't be buying Apple

  By Peter Rojas

• Switched On: iPod flash wouldn't realize downmarket dreams

  By Ross Rubin

• Being an iPod ad

  By Barb Dybwad

• For the iPod who has everything

  By Barb Dybwad

• IBM dumps the ThinkPad so it can hook up with Apple?

  By Peter Rojas

• Florida’s Palm Beach Gardens to get Apple Store

  By Barb Dybwad

• iPod My Photo

  By Peter Rojas

• Brooks slams Macs, gets slammed back

  By Barb Dybwad

• iPod Satellite: Apple teaming up with Sirius?

  By Peter Rojas

• Apple planning 5GB iPod mini

  By Peter Rojas

• Apple: best customer service?

  By Barb Dybwad

• Refurb G5s from Apple, plus guaranteed Christmas delivery

  By Barb Dybwad

• Apple voted most likely to grow

  By Barb Dybwad

• 2005: Year of the Mac?

  By Barb Dybwad

• iPod mini to see 25% storage increase in 2005

  By Barb Dybwad

• Ode to iPod and iTMS Canada

  By Barb Dybwad

• iTMS UK pricing: unfair?

  By Barb Dybwad

• Apple’s annual report reveals glowing success

  By Barb Dybwad

• Apple minis to extend retail strategy in Europe next year

  By Barb Dybwad

• Business Week Mac columnist departs with a simple request

  By Barb Dybwad

• Apple showing off a cellphone prototype?

  By Peter Rojas

• Forbes loves Jobs

  By Barb Dybwad

• Refer a friend to .Mac, collect $15

  By Barb Dybwad

• Apple opens iTunes Music Store in Canada

  By Peter Rojas

• Optimizing Logic Pro for OS X

  By Barb Dybwad

• Apple and Motorola working on a motoPod or PhonePod?

  By Peter Rojas

Apps (35)

• HTML editor with insertion point keyboard shortcuts?

  By Barb Dybwad

• iCODE deliveres real estate information to cellphones

  By Donald Melanson

• Do Mac sysadmins love Yasu? Yessir!

  By Barb Dybwad

• MacJams’ RecRoom collects music equipment recommendations

  By Barb Dybwad

• Keyboard shortcut to switch between browser tabs?

  By Barb Dybwad

• MacJournal to get commercial release in 2005

  By Barb Dybwad

• Pass the ‘pod and pour the pernod: Podtender v2.0 released

  By Barb Dybwad

• Ever wonder what the iTunes Music Store backend looks like?

  By Ryan Block

• iTMS Australia?

  By Barb Dybwad

• Slipstream lets you stream audio from any application to the AirPort Express

  By Peter Rojas

• Slipstream = AirTunes on steroids

  By Barb Dybwad

• HarmonyAudio drops lots of sound to your Mac

  By Ryan Block

• Socket OrganizeIT - Barcode utility for the really organized

  By Marc Perton

• OmniWeb 5.1 beta released with significant bug fixes

  By Barb Dybwad

• RealNetworks misses point, promises iPod ‘fix’

  By Barb Dybwad

• iTMS tops 200 million downloads

  By Barb Dybwad

• iPod updates will disable playing RealNetworks tracks

  By Barb Dybwad

• Cocoalicious adds full text search of your bookmark content

  By Barb Dybwad

• Marvel Comics goes mobile

  By Ben Zackheim

• xScope: measurement tools for UI designers

  By Barb Dybwad

• MarsEdit 1.0 blog editor released

  By Barb Dybwad

• Something widget this way comes: new Dashboard contest

  By Barb Dybwad

• Promixis NetRemote Pocket PC remote software

  By Dan Wu

• biOpen 1.4 bioinformatics software for OS X

  By Barb Dybwad

• HalioStat: for serious statisticians only

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Thunderbird 1.0 poised to dethrone Entourage and Eudora?

  By Barb Dybwad

• Screen calls the old-fashioned way with CallWave

  By Peter Rojas

• Lasso Pro Developer 8 offers low-cost web development environment

  By Barb Dybwad

• Sorry, Scott. I still choose Safari over Firefox for the bulk of my browsing

  By Laurie A. Duncan

• iTunes UK overcharging?

  By Peter Rojas

• Engadget Search Plug-in for Firefox

  By Phillip Torrone

• Mozilla Thunderbird 1.0 release candidate now available

  By Barb Dybwad

• Ripple in still water: Dashboard preview

  By Barb Dybwad

• ArtPad: paint a masterpiece in minutes!

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Firefox is THE success story in tech right now

  By Scott Granneman

Big Tech (17)

• Sony's DHG-HDD250 hits the streets in January

  By Ryan Block

• Building a better mousetrap: Sony takes on iPod

  By Barb Dybwad

• Sony isn't going to stop making plasma TVs?

  By Peter Rojas

• Sony opens up Librie e-book reader to standard doc formats

  By Marc Perton

• Sony to stop selling plasma TVs

  By Peter Rojas

• iTMS and PayPal: big deal or big hassle?

  By Barb Dybwad

• Newsflash: Sony botches NW-HD3

  By Ryan Block

• Hitachi e-paper by 2006?

  By Ryan Block

• TechConnect gives Nvidia owners some TLC

  By Ben Zackheim

• IBM is out. Who will be next?

  By Peter Rojas

• Dell disses Lenovo/IBM deal

  By Peter Rojas

• It's official: IBM sells PC biz to Lenovo

  By Peter Rojas

• HP sending digital cameras to Papua New Guinea to steal souls of isolated tribespeople

  By Peter Rojas

• Strange bedfellows: Apple and IBM?

  By Barb Dybwad

• That Yahoo!-branded line of consumer electronics gets real

  By Peter Rojas

• Yahoo's Metro Retro DVD player

  By Peter Rojas

• Switched On: Audio companies should plant seeds, not pick Apples

  By Ross Rubin

Buying Guides (31)

• MacMerc picks the best freeware of 2004

  By Barb Dybwad

• Year's best HTPC cases reviewed

  By Marc Perton

• Wired's best games we haven't played

  By Ben Zackheim

• Top ten things about the PSP

  By Steve Parsons

• James' Picks: Best of '04… #1

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Top-selling Amazon.com electronics products? Surprise: iPod and iPod mini

  By Barb Dybwad

• James' Picks: Best of '04… #2

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• James' Picks: Best of '04… #3

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• James' Picks: Best of '04… #4

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• James' Picks: Best of Gaming 2004

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Vote on the best of 2004 at Cafe Macs and win 10 iTMS downloads

  By Barb Dybwad

• The 2004 Engadget Awards: Cast your nomination for the Laptop of the Year

  By Ryan Block

• Voodoo Extreme's 2004 awards

  By Ben Zackheim

• Shacknews' Games of the Year

  By Ben Zackheim

• Sony PlayStation Portable Price Watch

  By Dan Wu

• Ask Engadget: Really last minute gift suggestions?

  By Peter Rojas

• Large CSS Guide to go, please.

  By Barb Dybwad

• Engadget's Last Minute Holiday Gadget Gift Guide

  By Peter Rojas

• VE3D's list of 2004's best console games

  By Ben Zackheim

• BusinessWeek adds another ‘best of’ notch in the iMac G5’s belt

  By Barb Dybwad

• Attack of the Best Ofs

  By Ben Zackheim

• Ask Engadget: Good photo printer for the parents?

  By Peter Rojas

• Macworld 20th annual Editors’ Choice Awards: Hardware of the Year

  By Barb Dybwad

• Yet another best of the year for the iMac G5

  By Barb Dybwad

• You Control: Desktops free preview; best desktop manager?

  By Barb Dybwad

• Ask Engadget: Best flash-based MP3 player?

  By Peter Rojas

• Retro Remakes' Top 73 of 2004 announced

  By Ben Zackheim

• MX1000 in every stocking!

  By Ben Zackheim

• Best reason to buy an iPod? It works.

  By Barb Dybwad

• Engadget nominated for Best Tech Blog of 2004

  By Peter Rojas

• Ask Engadget: What's the best moblog?

  By Peter Rojas

Computing (49)

• Moving the insertion point with the arrow keys

  By Barb Dybwad

• Plasma, LCD production may pose worker health risk

  By Marc Perton

• D-Link's AirPremier DWL-2210AP aimed at clustered rollouts

  By Ryan Block

• Commodore gets bought

  By Peter Rojas

• More details on Centrix MVP-100

  By Donald Melanson

• Headless iMac to ride to market?

  By Barb Dybwad

• Spin, spin, cursor

  By Barb Dybwad

• Great moments in microprocessor history

  By Barb Dybwad

• Software Update protocol: 3 parts surgery, 8 parts voodoo

  By Barb Dybwad

• Coby's TF-DVD500 portable DVD player

  By Peter Rojas

• The curse of LCoS

  By Peter Rojas

• The 2004 Engadget Awards: Cast your nomination for the Media PC of the Year

  By Peter Rojas

• The 2004 Engadget Awards: Cast your nomination for the Desktop of the Year

  By Ryan Block

• Snom 220 Linux Powered VoIP Phone

  By Donald Melanson

• Ajump Impression iNAS P104S does RAID SATA NAS for under a G

  By Ryan Block

• Windows XP PVR-in-a-radio

  By Dan Wu

• Jeri Ellsworth and the CommodoreOne

  By Ryan Block

• NEC develops CD/DVD/HD-DVD drive

  By Donald Melanson

• King Young releases updated Sumicom mini-PC

  By Marc Perton

• Build your own Windows Media Center PC

  By Donald Melanson

• SolarPC kicks that dirty 400-watt PC habit

  By Ryan Block

• The Lego logic gate arrives

  By Marc Perton

• Dual GPU to be announced tomorrow - 3D1 debuts

  By Ben Zackheim

• The HotSpot Poof

  By Ryan Block

• The mighty mite Newton web server

  By Barb Dybwad

• Tholos aims big with video-conferencing system

  By Donald Melanson

• Cornice to produce crash-resistant drive

  By Marc Perton

• VoodooPC dual SLI Rage f:5

  By Dan Wu

• Windows tune out WiFi (or other radio) leaks

  By Ryan Block

• New ATI drivers available for download

  By Ben Zackheim

• Toshiba announces 80GB version of the drive found in the iPod

  By Peter Rojas

• Intel plans PCs for Chinese Internet cafes

  By Marc Perton

• Every Mac needs maintenance

  By Barb Dybwad

• nStation turns one PC into ten

  By Ryan Block

• Thomson backs HD-DVD

  By Peter Rojas

• It'll be a 64-bit world any day now

  By Ben Zackheim

• DSL down? Blame it on those Xmas lights.

  By Peter Rojas

• D-Link DGL-4300 GamerLounge router promises wireless game LAN goodness

  By Joshua Fruhlinger

• Rolling the dice on Belkin's pre-N 802.11n wireless gear

  By Peter Rojas

• Creative Zen Touch gets bumped up to 40GB

  By Peter Rojas

• HOW-TO: BroadSnatching to a Portable Media Center

  By Phillip Torrone

• TechConnect offers their own ATI drivers

  By Ben Zackheim

• Backup your Mac

  By Barb Dybwad

• New O’Reilly title traces birth of the Mac

  By Barb Dybwad

• Got an old Mac? Send it to school.

  By Barb Dybwad

• IBM getting out of the PC business?

  By Peter Rojas

• TeraTelly gets 1.2TB silly on us

  By Ryan Block

• I-O Data's HDZ-UE1.6TS puts 1.6 terabytes on your desk

  By Ryan Block

• You mean it’s not part of the OS?

  By Laurie A. Duncan

Cybersecurity (14)

• $1.5M Homemade Bar Code Scam

  By Donald Melanson

• New virus hits Symbian smartphones

  By Marc Perton

• RCA/Thomson next cable modem hacked

  By Ryan Block

• The stolen GSM-phone database

  By Ryan Block

• U.N. Geneva HQ bugged

  By Ryan Block

• Mobile spam bigger problem than regular spam in South Korea

  By Peter Rojas

• What if spyware attacked Macs?

  By Barb Dybwad

• CallABike hacked by mischievous Germans

  By Joshua Fruhlinger

• HOW-TO: Hacking the iPod firmware (changing the graphics)

  By Phillip Torrone

• US military punks your garage door opener

  By Peter Rojas

• Security Special: New Lexar USB Jumpdrive TouchGuard

  By Susan Mernit

• New Skulls trojan spreads via Bluetooth

  By Dan Wu

• Security Update 2004-12-02 released

  By Barb Dybwad

• SpamX: Proactive spam protection available for OS X

  By Barb Dybwad

Entertainment (4)

• DS cart ripped, first ROM appears

  By Ryan Block

• Music Thing: Music toys for Christmas

  By Peter Rojas

• Switched On: TiVo should skip ahead and kill subscription fees

  By Ross Rubin

• Paris Hilton's still got it

  By Peter Rojas

EVs and Transportation (14)

• The Inspiration, soon to be the world's fastest steam-powered car?

  By Peter Rojas

• IdleAire gives in-cab AC to truckers

  By Donald Melanson

• Automakers to develop WiFi on wheels

  By Marc Perton

• Yamaha's electric rickshaw goes where no taxies are allowed

  By Ryan Block

• Rinspeed and Bayer develop "Senso" concept car

  By Donald Melanson

• Japan makes Honda's FCX fuelcell-powered car street legal

  By Ryan Block

• Sittin' pretty in Toyota's Joint Vehicle

  By Ryan Block

• Sirius hooks up with NAVTEQ for real-time traffic data

  By Peter Rojas

• iPod your Saab

  By Peter Rojas

• More pics of Toyota's i-unit personal mobility vehicle

  By Peter Rojas

• Toyota i-unit creates new term: personal mobility

  By Joshua Fruhlinger

• PhotoBlocker lets you run red lights

  By Peter Rojas

• The CyberCar driverless car hits the streets of the French Riviera

  By Ryan Block

• When are US trains gonna get WiFi?

  By Susan Mernit

Gaming (145)

• Pac-Man and modern art mix well

  By Ben Zackheim

• Ubi tells EA to stuff it

  By Ben Zackheim

• Peter Molyneux gets some kind of honor

  By Ben Zackheim

• HomeLANFed calls it a wrap

  By Ben Zackheim

• Ben's 2004 picks #3 - Sony Playstation Portable vs. Nintendo DS

  By Ben Zackheim

• Ben's 2004 picks #4 - Mods by golly, mods

  By Ben Zackheim

• San Andreas makes you naughty

  By Steve Parsons

• Old Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy game pulled from the vault

  By Ben Zackheim

• Downloads of the year from Gamespot

  By Ben Zackheim

• Mercenaries preview ups the pressure

  By Ben Zackheim

• Young kids, old games… Hilarity ensues

  By Steve Parsons

• Far Cry takes a bow

  By Ben Zackheim

• Hothot Gizmondo pr0n

  By Ryan Block

• Worthplaying keeps us entertained

  By Ben Zackheim

• Gaming - the new political tool

  By Ben Zackheim

• The 2004 Engadget Awards: Cast your nomination for the Game Console of the Year

  By Ryan Block

• Tom Ohle talks to Worthplaying about 2004

  By Ben Zackheim

• A Capcom for every man, woman and child

  By Ben Zackheim

• Holiday greetings from Joystiq

  By Ben Zackheim

• Gamespot's "Most Disappointing Delay"

  By Steve Parsons

• Fight Night 2005 preview

  By Steve Parsons

• Gamespot's "Most Despicable Product Placement"

  By Steve Parsons

• Continuing the Blizzard…

  By Steve Parsons

• Gamespot GOTY is…

  By Steve Parsons

• Big changes in store for Elder Scrolls series

  By Ben Zackheim

• Confessions of a Game Widow

  By Steve Parsons

• Death to Griefers... Slow and painful preferably

  By Steve Parsons

• Gaming trends of 2004: mostly $ex & $$equels

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• First World of Warcraft ebay lawsuit

  By Steve Parsons

• IGN's Matrix Online Q&A day two reveals PvP details

  By Ben Zackheim

• Tiger Telematics confirms US launch of Gizmondo

  By Donald Melanson

• Blizzard wants to reward you for killing your fellow players

  By Ben Zackheim

• Game clips collected under the tree

  By Ben Zackheim

• Take Two: Building an empire

  By Steve Parsons

• New Crashday screenshots

  By Steve Parsons

• Free Festive Game!

  By Steve Parsons

• Settlers of Catan Online

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Return of the Neo Geo controller…

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• GTA2 for free?

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Engadget updates its PSP price data

  By Ben Zackheim

• The Guy Game: underage nudity = lawsuit

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Worthplaying gives us more STALKER

  By Ben Zackheim

• Nintendo DS and PlayStation Portable 2gether 4eva

  By Peter Rojas

• Call of Duty: United Offensive map pack for Xmas

  By Ben Zackheim

• Mercenaries will be good because...

  By Ben Zackheim

• Juiced set loose

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• EA continues takeover of Earth

  By Steve Parsons

• Gaming rage turned road rage!

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• NBA rejects EA: get that outta here!

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• NFL Street 2 goes all Ninja Gaiden

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• EA buys Ubisoft…

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• The Year in MMORPG's

  By Steve Parsons

• VE3D link #2 - What to expect on the shelves this week

  By Ben Zackheim

• Penny Arcade in New York Times - all downhill from here

  By Ben Zackheim

• The week in mods, HomeLANFed -style

  By Ben Zackheim

• MLB 2006 announced

  By Steve Parsons

• Playboy: The Mansion

  By Steve Parsons

• Eugene Williams wins Madden Challenge

  By Steve Parsons

• Huge marketing push for new Res Evil

  By Steve Parsons

• Free game guides!

  By Ben Zackheim

• Freedom Force vs. Third Reich "First View" with screenies

  By Ben Zackheim

• Joystiq highlights

  By Ben Zackheim

• Q&A with EA, regarding NASCAR

  By Steve Parsons

• Makin' money the MMO way

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Midnight Club 3 ain't rollin' out yet

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• How to make a dance pad for your Dreamcast

  By Ben Zackheim

• Griefers get the spotlight on cnet - just like they like it

  By Ben Zackheim

• Katamari Damacy 2: Everyone Loves Katamari!

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Missouri prisons use videogames to "occupy" inmates

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Yet another Mortal Kombat game.

  By Steve Parsons

• Gaming Gaffes of 2004

  By Steve Parsons

• San Andreas for your Xbox and PC

  By Ben Zackheim

• New rule: no videogames in the monastery

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Midway announces a new Blitz

  By Steve Parsons

• DRIV3R head jumps ship

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Codemasters give Treasure Island Dizzy for the holidays

  By Ben Zackheim

• History of Star Wars Video Games

  By Steve Parsons

• Marvel lawsuit against City of Heroes is examined by Law.com

  By Ben Zackheim

• Free Prince of Persia: Warrior Within game guide

  By Ben Zackheim

• San Andreas has a great night at Spike TV's awards

  By Ben Zackheim

• Game rentals bad for the industry?

  By Ben Zackheim

• Eulogy to a great console

  By Steve Parsons

• Yikes! George A. Romero joins gaming industry

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Final Fantasy concert invades Chi-town

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• "ea_spouse" at it again…

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Ghost Recon 2, mix and match.

  By Steve Parsons

• PAL version of MGS: Snake Eater to have more stuff

  By Steve Parsons

• For those football fans who now hate EA

  By Steve Parsons

• NFSU2: Hydraulics Hoppin'

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Doom scribe fights back

  By Ben Zackheim

• Avault looks back on the year's shareware games

  By Ben Zackheim

• Backyard Wrestling 2: There Goes the Neighborhood...

  By Steve Parsons

• Matrix Online pricing announced

  By Steve Parsons

• Mobile gaming lets friends reach out and challenge each other

  By Ben Zackheim

• Splinter Cell: Pandora Tomorrow map editor unleashed

  By Ben Zackheim

• Romero gives a Daikatana eulogy

  By Ben Zackheim

• Game shopping in Japan is the standard

  By Ben Zackheim

• China bans Sega soccer game

  By Marc Perton

• Burglars spooked by Grand Theft Auto

  By Peter Rojas

• Prince of Tennis 2005

  By Steve Parsons

• Fight Club... With tiles!

  By Steve Parsons

• Grand Theft Auto as security device

  By Steve Parsons

• Resident Evil 4 is coming

  By Steve Parsons

• Wired covers wireless gaming

  By Ben Zackheim

• Independent Games Festival Preview

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Star Wars Republic Commando clip is worth a viewing

  By Ben Zackheim

• Mega Man X8: time to hang it up?

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Advertising in games, chapter 2

  By Ben Zackheim

• Jets'n'Guns is fun, plain and simple

  By Ben Zackheim

• Bad Mojo returns (all reduxed)

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• KOTOR II: the sequel to end all sequels?

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• The Punisher is ready to kill you now

  By Ben Zackheim

• College Hoops 2K5 vs. March Madness 2005

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Winning Eleven 8 bound for US!

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Sony targets iPod market with portable video game device

  By Barb Dybwad

• Def Jam: Fight for New York... Underrated gem?

  By Steve Parsons

• Godzilla Save The Earth

  By Steve Parsons

• Portable gaming lifestyle

  By Ben Zackheim

• Star Wars and THQ make lovey-dovey

  By Ben Zackheim

• The Half-Life Saga

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Sid Meier sits down with the Europeans

  By Ben Zackheim

• Command and Conquer again

  By Ben Zackheim

• Xbox 2 and PlayStation 3 screenshots?

  By Peter Rojas

• Viewtiful Joe 2 has arrived!

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Xbox 2 and Playstation 3 screenshots revealed?

  By Ben Zackheim

• Sam & Max hints keep coming

  By Ben Zackheim

• Playstation 3 and Xbox 2 Cell chip will be easy to use, promise

  By Ben Zackheim

• Xbox 2 and Playstation 3 will be wireless

  By Ben Zackheim

• PS3 and Xbox 2 to double as wireless hubs?

  By Peter Rojas

• Snake Eater slithers into success

  By Steve Parsons

• Devil May Cry 3 in February!

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• HomeLANFed interviews Jeff Morris of Epic Games

  By Ben Zackheim

• Joystiq highlights

  By Ben Zackheim

• Missouri prison bans violent games

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Monster Roll Cage: off-road in your living room

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Knights of the Old Republic II on IGN continues

  By Ben Zackheim

• EA responds to disgruntled spouse in leaked email!

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Team Ninja developing for PS3/Revolution

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Games other people play - Spacewalk!

  By Ben Zackheim

• Rainbow Six shots are all colors of the rainbow

  By Ben Zackheim

• Prince of Persia strikes again

  By Ben Zackheim

• Beatbox Studio: humbling cocky gamers everywhere

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Knights of the Old Republic 2 team lines up

  By Ben Zackheim

• 50-in-1 classic gaming console

  By Dan Wu

• Consoles ain't sellin' like they used to

  By James Ransom-Wiley

Google (1)

• Google Suggest: The Movie… (No mobile version yet)

  By Phillip Torrone

Laptops (10)

• Gigabyte's N203 laptop

  By Peter Rojas

• Desktop replacements: make the Sonoma fat-camp your Jan. 1st resolution

  By Ryan Block

• Does your iBook need TLC?

  By Barb Dybwad

• Wal-Mart starts selling $498 Linux-based laptop

  By Joshua Fruhlinger

• The 2.9 pound $800 LinspireMobilePC laptop

  By Dan Wu

• The gingerbread laptop

  By Ryan Block

• Need 24-hour turnaround on PowerBook repair? TechRestore delivers.

  By Barb Dybwad

• Take a peek at the Lifebook P7010

  By Ryan Block

• Your laptop might make you infertile. For dudes, at least.

  By Peter Rojas

• Touchscreen 17” Powerbook!

  By Barb Dybwad

Microsoft (4)

• Switched On: Microsoft refreshes WebTV for a curious comeback

  By Ryan Block

• Spotlight search ‘copies’ Microsoft Longhorn?

  By Barb Dybwad

• Microsoft DS?

  By Ben Zackheim

• Microsoft's 64-bit push bears fruit

  By Ben Zackheim

Mobile (67)

• 26-firm consortium to brainstorm 3G 2.0

  By Ryan Block

• European carriers use text messsaging to collect donations for tsunami disaster relief

  By Peter Rojas

• Visit Japan, get a PDA

  By Donald Melanson

• World's tallest building has own cell network

  By Dan Wu

• Texas brings WiFi to rest stops

  By Marc Perton

• Time Warner Cable in talks with Sprint for cell service

  By Ryan Block

• LG's new F9100 headed for Cingular

  By Ryan Block

• Flirting dictionary for cellphones

  By Dan Wu

• T-Mobile merger no longer in the cards

  By Ryan Block

• The 2004 Engadget Awards: Cast your nomination for the Wireless Technology of the Year

  By Peter Rojas

• LED cellphone bling

  By Donald Melanson

• 911 flooded with new Christmas cellphone users

  By Ryan Block

• The Exclamater EX wins Pantech & Curitel's 2004 design competition

  By Peter Rojas

• How to recycle that cellphone

  By Ryan Block

• Karl Lagerfeld's ever-expanding iPod collection

  By Ryan Block

• Motorola, Sony Ericsson question cellphone-safety study

  By Marc Perton

• Mockia's Deskia and Brickia

  By Peter Rojas

• Ringtone "record label" launched

  By Marc Perton

• You only own one cellphone?

  By Marc Perton

• Italian dude's text message causes hijacking scare

  By Peter Rojas

• Cell tower disrupts "cosmic bread"

  By Marc Perton

• The golden-ager vs. the obnoxious cellphone user

  By Ryan Block

• Latest study shows that cellphones are dangerous/ not dangerous

  By Peter Rojas

• Travelers flame FCC over inflight cellphones

  By Marc Perton

• Beware that which separates us from primates, of SMS

  By Ryan Block

• T-Mobile + Nextel? It could happen...

  By Peter Rojas

• Federal Air Marshalls want inflight cellphones

  By Peter Rojas

• Greg Costikyan interview on the world of cell phone entertainment

  By Ben Zackheim

• Belkin plans Bluetooth kit for iPod

  By Marc Perton

• Forget that in-flight cellphone ban: WiFi + VoIP means you can still annoy your fellow passengers

  By Peter Rojas

• Entelligence: Voice still the killer app for mobile devices

  By Peter Rojas

• New .mobi domain wins ICANN approval

  By Marc Perton

• Lil Jon dominates T-Mobile Caller Tunes (aka ringback tones) chart

  By Peter Rojas

• Missouri telcos to block T-Mobile calls

  By Marc Perton

• More mini: iPod revision goes into production

  By Barb Dybwad

• Nokia adds anti-counterfeiting features to batteries

  By Marc Perton

• Sprint and Nextel sign merger deal

  By Peter Rojas

• Verizon buying/not buying Sprint

  By Peter Rojas

• Possible 80G iPod?

  By Barb Dybwad

• Verizon could make a bid for Sprint

  By Peter Rojas

• Worldwide cellphone usage doubles

  By Marc Perton

• AT&T Wireless swaps subscribers with SunCom

  By Peter Rojas

• DVB-H gonna steamroll TV-to-cell standards?

  By Ryan Block

• Siemens selling off its cellphone biz to Ningbo Bird?

  By Peter Rojas

• Gigabit wireless, say what?

  By Ryan Block

• More deets on the iAudio M5

  By Peter Rojas

• Sprint and Nextel agree to merger

  By Peter Rojas

• Ret. General Tommy Franks wants to help you track your teen

  By Susan Mernit

• FCC to review cellphone ban in planes

  By Susan Mernit

• Sprint and Nextel chatting about a merger

  By Peter Rojas

• T-Mobile USA says no 3G until 2007

  By Peter Rojas

• KDDI's Love Mate comes in Orange and Blue

  By Peter Rojas

• Help people on cellphones to shut up already

  By Peter Rojas

• PhonePod redux

  By Barb Dybwad

• T-Mobile announcing CallerTunes (aka ringback tones) tomorrow

  By Peter Rojas

• The iPod flash?

  By Peter Rojas

• Pioneer planning 2nd portable XM satellite radio device?

  By Peter Rojas

• PhonePod?

  By Barb Dybwad

• Flash-based iPod: who cares?

  By Barb Dybwad

• iPod is the Toyota Camry of MP3 players?

  By Peter Rojas

• Singapore Airlines to offer in-air, high speed broadband

  By Susan Mernit

• Motorola sez: Aussies prefer SMS to Xmas cards

  By Susan Mernit

• The GPS made me do it!

  By Peter Rojas

• Entelligence: Segmenting the cellphone market

  By Peter Rojas

• Cellspotting location service

  By Dan Wu

• ESPN: Your next cellphone company?

  By Peter Rojas

• Verizon and Philly cut deal on citywide WiFi, basically shaft rest of Pennsylvania

  By Peter Rojas

News (199)

• Reminder: The 2004 Engadget Awards

  By Ryan Block

• Commodore gets thrown around some more

  By Ben Zackheim

• Funny, you don’t look Cubeish

  By Laurie A. Duncan

• The tabletop fireplace is hot

  By Marc Perton

• The 2004 Engadget Awards: Get out the vote!

  By Ryan Block

• Mac Mind’s site admin ain’t no fanboy, aiiight?

  By Barb Dybwad

• Get ready for CableCard

  By Peter Rojas

• Feds don't want your ride pimped, fine WCC 16K

  By Ryan Block

• Ben's 2004 picks #5 - 2004's Perfect Storm

  By Ben Zackheim

• Yes, you can cook in your car--but do you really want to? Yes.

  By Marc Perton

• The Indium LED flashlight

  By Marc Perton

• Frispea, the glowing frisbee

  By Dan Wu

• Steve's Picks: The stories of 2004 - #1

  By Steve Parsons

• Steve's Picks: The stories of 2004 - #2

  By Steve Parsons

• Steve's Picks: The stories of 2004 - #3

  By Steve Parsons

• Steve's Picks: The stories of 2004 - #4

  By Steve Parsons

• Steve's Picks: The stories of 2004 - #5

  By Steve Parsons

• Bang & Olufsen's BeoSound 2 MP3 player

  By Peter Rojas

• Tip to robbers: Don't use your cameraphone to record video clips of your heists

  By Peter Rojas

• Surfster Ice inflatable sled

  By Marc Perton

• Switched On: The Slight Before Christmas

  By Ross Rubin

• Engadget Podcast 022 - 12.29.2004

  By Phillip Torrone

• Mitsubishi's smart RFID-enabled elevators

  By Ryan Block

• What's going on with Apex?

  By Peter Rojas

• No more hitting the seat, boys, the LavNav is here.

  By Joshua Fruhlinger

• Spanish researchers trip out on Free Network Visible Network

  By Joshua Fruhlinger

• Flexible image scanner

  By Dan Wu

• Invader's new line of sneaks

  By Ryan Block

• Subverting power structures: the incredibly true adventures of Graphic Calculator

  By Barb Dybwad

• Ricoh's latest Caplio, the 5mp R1V

  By Ryan Block

• The 2004 Engadget Awards

  By Ryan Block

• “Free iPods” have strings attached

  By Barb Dybwad

• Sony's DSC-T33 updates the CyberShot T3

  By Ryan Block

• Those Internet-controlled Christmas Lights? A hoax.

  By Peter Rojas

• Parachutes can save small planes

  By Marc Perton

• iPod snobbery

  By Barb Dybwad

• The 2004 Engadget Awards

  By Peter Rojas

• The 2004 Engadget Awards: Cast your nomination for the Gadget of the Year

  By Peter Rojas

• The 2004 Engadget Awards: Cast your nomination for the Comeback of the Year

  By Ryan Block

• The 2004 Engadget Awards: Cast your nomination for the Merger of the Year

  By Ryan Block

• The 2004 Engadget Awards: Cast your nomination for the Worst Gadget of the Year

  By Ryan Block

• The 2004 Engadget Awards: Cast your nomination for the Digital Camera of the Year

  By Ryan Block

• The 2004 Engadget Awards: Cast your nomination for the Home Electronics Device of the Year

  By Ryan Block

• The 2004 Engadget Awards: Cast your nomination for the Portable Audio Player of the Year

  By Peter Rojas

• The 2004 Engadget Awards: Cast your nomination for the GPS Device or Application of the Year

  By Ryan Block

• The 2004 Engadget Awards: Cast your nomination for the Most Anticipated Gadget of 2005

  By Peter Rojas

• Starck's Violight sanitizes your toothbrush, pottymouth

  By Ryan Block

• Pacemakers Safe From WiFi

  By Donald Melanson

• Oxyride batteries headed our way

  By Ryan Block

• 25 years playing Galaxian = [fill in the blank]

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• So what did you get?

  By Laurie A. Duncan

• How'd you do?

  By Peter Rojas

• Parents auction off their no-good kids' Christmas presents on eBay

  By Peter Rojas

• The iHustle

  By Peter Rojas

• The Twelve Days of Crunch Time

  By Steve Parsons

• JVC's combination Blu-ray/DVD disc

  By Peter Rojas

• Canadian iPod prices cut following ban on MP3 tax

  By Marc Perton

• Merry 8bits of Christmas to you

  By Ryan Block

• EDGE digital photo frame with MP3 player

  By Donald Melanson

• Symphonic's $10 DVD player

  By Peter Rojas

• TI develops battery meters that work

  By Dan Wu

• The Whovel

  By Peter Rojas

• One scotsman really thinks Dyson sucks

  By Ryan Block

• Forbes’ tech wish list: video iPod

  By Barb Dybwad

• New York Times on three-C.C.D. cameras

  By Donald Melanson

• Entelligence: Understanding the success of the iPod and iPod mini

  By Peter Rojas

• EnGenius SN920 Ultra gets 5-mile cordless range

  By Ryan Block

• Chilean receiving Virgin Mary MMS messages

  By Ryan Block

• Comcast declaring war on TiVo with the Motorola 6412

  By Ryan Block

• Dash-mount audio player with built-in ripping

  By Marc Perton

• Canadian iPod price drop after tax ruling

  By Barb Dybwad

• Sony announces world's smallest miniDV camcorder, available in two models (DCR-PC55E and DCR-PC53E)

  By Donald Melanson

• But will they take messages?

  By Marc Perton

• Bonus gadget giveaway: Win some crazy AM/FM radio from Google

  By Peter Rojas

• Housekeeping: New sections and more

  By Peter Rojas

• Day 1 of Engadget's Five Days of Holiday Giveaways: We have a grand prize winner!

  By Ryan Block

• Audio just isn't enough for XM

  By Ryan Block

• Have you saved the world yet today?

  By Barb Dybwad

• Day 5 of Engadget's Five Days of Holiday Giveaways: We have a winner!

  By Ryan Block

• N - Wave goodbye to your freetime...

  By Steve Parsons

• Cruel coincidence befalls UPS driver

  By Peter Rojas

• Norwegian dude proposes via iPod engraving

  By Peter Rojas

• HomeLANFed interviews Geoff Thomas

  By Ben Zackheim

• The iPod photo goes medical

  By Dan Wu

• GTR is coming

  By Steve Parsons

• From NC-17 to PG-13: mobile pr0n and violent games a no-go

  By Ryan Block

• New blogs; RSS reminder

  By Barb Dybwad

• Speak Up while I kill you

  By Steve Parsons

• EDGE awards parses out their love

  By Ben Zackheim

• Your last chance to enter our Engadget in Public contest and win Voltaic's Solar Backpack

  By Peter Rojas

• Day 4 of Engadget's Five Days of Holiday Giveaways: We have a winner!

  By Ryan Block

• Day 5 of Engadget's Five Days of Holiday Giveaways closing at 9:30PM EST

  By Ryan Block

• TiVo gives away a couple thousand TiVos yesterday

  By Peter Rojas

• The government wants to be your daddy

  By Ben Zackheim

• Gas-powered mini-Willy's for adults

  By Joshua Fruhlinger

• Day 4 of Engadget's Five Days of Holiday Giveaways closing at 1:30PM EST

  By Ryan Block

• Canada drops MP3 fee

  By Donald Melanson

• iPod hot, iPod photo not

  By Barb Dybwad

• Rio Japan's Rio Live Air

  By Ryan Block

• Bandai releasing "Ultraman Edition" of Casio's Exilim Zoom EX-Z55

  By Donald Melanson

• Playboy's iBod

  By Peter Rojas

• Day 3 of Engadget's Five Days of Holiday Giveaways: We have a winner!

  By Ryan Block

• Day 3 of Engadget's Five Days of Holiday Giveaways closing at 4:00PM EST

  By Ryan Block

• Engadget Podcast 021 - 12.15.2004

  By Phillip Torrone

• Xbox Indentifier

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• GE's GlamCam

  By Ryan Block

• TiVo giving away free TiVos tomorrow

  By Peter Rojas

• Bush plans GPS shutdown in national crisis

  By Marc Perton

• Day 2 of Engadget's Five Days of Holiday Giveaways: we have a winner!

  By Ryan Block

• Wal-Mart Tries Hand at Gadgets with Low-Cost iLo Brand

  By Donald Melanson

• $26,500 for a Virtual Island?!

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Bluetooth for dialup

  By Ryan Block

• Day 2 of Engadget's Five Days of Holiday Giveaways closing at 1:00PM EST

  By Ryan Block

• Geek Christmas tree? Where's the duct tape?

  By Ryan Block

• Namco loves ramen noodles

  By Ben Zackheim

• BlackBerry: Still legal (for now)

  By Peter Rojas

• Verb For Shoe? How about a noun: Hype

  By Ryan Block

• Engadget feels the love!

  By Ben Zackheim

• Australian man discovers the hard way that gadgets and beer don't always mix

  By Peter Rojas

• 30-inch Kreisen LT-30FMP LCD HDTV for less than $1500

  By Joshua Fruhlinger

• Harrods showcases $32,000 TV

  By Marc Perton

• Airbee ZigBee wireless thermostat

  By Dan Wu

• The Most Entertaining Press Release of the Year goes to…

  By Laurie A. Duncan

• EA gets NFL: it's in the game

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Port-O-Jet, the toilet-racer

  By Ryan Block

• Engadget named Best Tech Blog in the 2004 Weblog Awards

  By Peter Rojas

• There is no deadline tomorrow for the Do Not Call registry

  By Peter Rojas

• TiVo's latest battle: protecting its name

  By Marc Perton

• The Engadget Interview: John MacFarlane, CEO of Sonos, Inc.

  By Peter Rojas

• George Masters’ iPod mini ad has marketing world entranced

  By Barb Dybwad

• Day 1 of Engadget's Five Days of Holiday Giveaways: Win Voltaic's Solar Backpack

  By Peter Rojas

• Olympus bringing m:robe to America

  By Peter Rojas

• Samsung's BD-R1000 Blu-ray disc recorder

  By Peter Rojas

• Engadget's Five Days of Holiday Giveaways

  By Peter Rojas

• Music Thing: Zvex Nano Head

  By Peter Rojas

• Minter's "Unity" canned

  By Steve Parsons

• Rio Carbon static noise fix

  By Dan Wu

• Frustrated EA Employees T-Shirts!

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Required reading: iPod?

  By Barb Dybwad

• Low-cost Roku SoundBridge M500 networks your music collection

  By Barb Dybwad

• Don’t burn baby!

  By Barb Dybwad

• Entelligence: Is there a market for portable video players?

  By Peter Rojas

• Gaming gifts for the filthy rich (like us!)

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Cellphones don't cause cancer. We think.

  By Peter Rojas

• Engadget Podcast 020 - 12.09.2004

  By Phillip Torrone

• Zensonic's Z500 Networked DVD Media Player

  By Peter Rojas

• NHJ's 5GB Digital Jukebox VHD-5000

  By Peter Rojas

• LegShocker turns footy fans into masochistic prats

  By Joshua Fruhlinger

• Vonage launching videophone service

  By Peter Rojas

• Flash-based iPod sneak preview

  By Barb Dybwad

• The MyAy

  By Peter Rojas

• iRiver's H10 MP3 player

  By Peter Rojas

• Pic of that new portable XM satellite radio from Eton

  By Peter Rojas

• The Sensiboil

  By Peter Rojas

• NTT's online aromatherapy

  By Peter Rojas

• Disney backs Blu-ray

  By Peter Rojas

• We all knew it wouldn't last...

  By Steve Parsons

• Peachpit Press offer free passes to Macworld Expo

  By Barb Dybwad

• The BodyBuddy

  By Peter Rojas

• Newtons Around the World

  By Peter Rojas

• Late night gaming good prep for baby care?

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• DVD Copy Control Association sues Kaleidescape for selling DVD jukeboxes

  By Peter Rojas

• Porsche Design's P'7132 portable XM satellite radio

  By Peter Rojas

• Toshiba and Memory-Tech develop HD-DVDs that'll play on regular DVD players

  By Peter Rojas

• PSP playable on Xlink Kai!

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• More pros give us their opinions

  By Ben Zackheim

• Don't forget to vote! Engadget nominated for Best Tech Blog in the 2004 Weblog Awards

  By Peter Rojas

• OGO now just $50

  By Dan Wu

• Multiple minis in the works for 2005

  By Barb Dybwad

• Engadget Podcast 019 - 12.06.2004

  By Phillip Torrone

• Mobius 2004 Seattle

  By Phillip Torrone

• Keith Explains! Podcast available

  By Barb Dybwad

• PlayVoll's PVP120 personal video player can switch from portrait to landscape mode

  By Peter Rojas

• The Bluetooth-texting Christmas tree

  By Ryan Block

• Introducing Luxist

  By Peter Rojas

• Rio on the attack, targeting iPod dominance

  By Barb Dybwad

• Clarion touch-panel car AV unit for iPod

  By Barb Dybwad

• Stay on campus, get a free iPod

  By Barb Dybwad

• Mini store to open in Bethesda, MD on December 11

  By Barb Dybwad

• Music thing: Speak & Spell

  By Ryan Block

• Avault's PriceGrabber updated

  By Ben Zackheim

• Dealer: Chronic, Pills & Coke, yeah it's a game

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Introducing Luxist - see how the other 1% live

  By Ben Zackheim

• Where have all the mascots gone?

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• 3D MUSCLE

  By Peter Rojas

• The video snowglobe

  By Ryan Block

• LG's 71-inch plasma HDTV

  By Dan Wu

• Halo 2 RSS Excel Workbook

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• iPod T-shirt for early adopter geeks

  By Barb Dybwad

• Temporary tattoo t-shirts

  By Susan Mernit

• The PaperHub

  By Peter Rojas

• Communication Arts Magazine 11th Annual Interactive Design Competition

  By Barb Dybwad

• iPod hoodies continue the iPod apparel trend

  By Barb Dybwad

• PSP: European date finalized…

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Kangaru Audio Flash MP3 Player

  By Susan Mernit

• FlashStickers

  By Peter Rojas

• Half-Life 2 Deathmatch a reality

  By Ben Zackheim

• Uniden's ELX500 cordless phone with Bluetooth

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• Billboards with infrared hypertags in the London subway

  By Peter Rojas

Nintendo (43)

• Nintendo… On its way down the tubes…

  By Steve Parsons

• Overclock the NES. Go ahead, do it.

  By Ryan Block

• Super Mario a commie?

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Metroid Prime Hunters website goes live

  By Steve Parsons

• Warioware Touched issues

  By Steve Parsons

• Nintendo's next controller

  By Steve Parsons

• Nintendo's games to watch in 2005

  By Ben Zackheim

• Rumors abound on Nintendo Revolution controllers

  By Marc Perton

• Nintendo DS sales reach 2 million

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Metroid Demo (DS) dumped onto web

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Gameboy is music to their ears

  By Ben Zackheim

• Open source project to link Nintendo DS units online

  By Marc Perton

• Dolphin emulator final build available

  By Ben Zackheim

• Nintendo Revolution: new details revealed!

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• NitroOnline: the latest in DS tunneling

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Nintendo DS possesses Sony Watchman

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Licensed MPEG/MP3 adaptor for DS & GBA-SP

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Legend of Zelda: The Minish Cap

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Hack-a-SMINT: DS case in minutes!

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Defending Nintendo

  By Steve Parsons

• Nintendo to add music & video to DS for $50

  By Joshua Fruhlinger

• Donkey Kong - King of Swing continues the great experiment

  By Ben Zackheim

• Zookeeper DS preview

  By Steve Parsons

• But will your insurance cover it? Game Boys as good as tranquilizers

  By Marc Perton

• Nintendo DS as musical instrument

  By Steve Parsons

• Game Boy: FDA approved?

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Nintendo Prez calls out Sony, 'dem figthin werdz

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Mario Party, for the sixth time

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• More Nintendo DS handhelds are on the way

  By Ben Zackheim

• Nintendo bumps up Nintendo DS shipments by 40%

  By Peter Rojas

• Nintendo fixes DS with one bad pixel

  By Dan Wu

• DS tunneled through the internet!

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Mr. Driller (DS) slights US consumers

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Nintendo makes good on dead pixel cure

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• DS launch draws light crowds in Japan

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Nintendo DS: 500,000 sold in first week

  By Susan Mernit

• Nintendo DS accidentally broadcasting to TV?

  By Peter Rojas

• Final Fantasy I & II: Dawn of Souls (GBA)

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• 500,000 double-screened Nintendo thingies sold

  By Ben Zackheim

• Nintendo DS emitting strange signals…

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Nintendo goes Hollywood!

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• SNES sound: music to our ears

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Gamecube 2 in 2006 according to professional psychics

  By Ben Zackheim

PC Gaming (45)

• Jurassic Park mod for Far Cry

  By Ben Zackheim

• Ben's 2004 picks #1 - Half-Life 2

  By Ben Zackheim

• World of Warcraft tips from RPGVault

  By Ben Zackheim

• Quake 4 screenies to usher in 2005

  By Ben Zackheim

• Games... Linux... Oh my....

  By Steve Parsons

• Happy Holidays from World of Warcraft

  By Steve Parsons

• World of Warcraft vs. Everquest 2...FIGHT!

  By Ben Zackheim

• New Warcraft 3 map - Azeroth Grand Prix

  By Ben Zackheim

• Valve hates cheaters too

  By Ben Zackheim

• SWAT 4 screenies are creepy

  By Ben Zackheim

• Half-Life 2 demo invades the net!

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Doom 3 vs Half-Life 2...FIGHT!

  By Ben Zackheim

• Free music! Immortal Cities: Children of the Nile soundtrack

  By Ben Zackheim

• Doom 3 expansion details

  By Ben Zackheim

• New Steamy things for your PC

  By Ben Zackheim

• Anarchy Online now FREE… Kinda

  By Steve Parsons

• Get your retro game on: MacSoft releases classic Atari arcade titles

  By Barb Dybwad

• HomeLANFed's interview of the moment

  By Ben Zackheim

• Half-Life 2 cookies just like gramma makes

  By Ben Zackheim

• Half-Life 2 mod maps in one place

  By Ben Zackheim

• Battle for Middle Earth hack will make your army even bigger

  By Ben Zackheim

• City of Heroes' future is as bright as Superman's smile

  By Ben Zackheim

• World of Warcraft items aren't yours to sell

  By Ben Zackheim

• Everquest 2 vs World of Warcraft

  By Steve Parsons

• New Sunday, New Warcraft III map

  By Ben Zackheim

• Featured UT2K4 mod: Red Orchestra

  By Steve Parsons

• Everything you wanted to know about Everquest 2…

  By Steve Parsons

• World of Warcraft customization

  By Steve Parsons

• Chronicles of Riddick for PC makes the grade

  By Ben Zackheim

• Get running on your Half-Life 2 mods

  By Ben Zackheim

• Mac and PC online matches a thing of the past?

  By Ben Zackheim

• World of Warcraft loves this hardware

  By Ben Zackheim

• A monitor setup worthy of a gamer

  By Ben Zackheim

• Lord of the Rings: Battle for Middle Earth. Yahoo! style.

  By Steve Parsons

• DOOM 3 with a Voodoo 2 card?!

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Half-Life 2 tackled in under 3 hours!

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• MAME32 ups it aunty

  By Ben Zackheim

• Empire Earth 2 interview on PC Gamer

  By Ben Zackheim

• Dungeons & Dragons Online - respect the pen and paper, but don't use it

  By Ben Zackheim

• GTA: Vice City gets "carjacked" with audio mod

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• World of Warcraft in the history books

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Crytek and ATI think we need to be like Hollywood for some reason

  By Ben Zackheim

• Win an Alienware, but only in the EU

  By Ben Zackheim

• World of Warcraft is a real stunner

  By Ben Zackheim

• Half-Life 2 multiplayer?

  By Ben Zackheim

PlayStation (39)

• Neo Geo Pad 2 for Playstation 2

  By Dan Wu

• Playstation 3 already making people rich

  By Ben Zackheim

• Sega Logistics reintroduces Neo Geo controller for PS2

  By Donald Melanson

• Games to watch in 2005 - Sony

  By Ben Zackheim

• The PSP will replace your iPod…

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Blood Will Tell... Tell what, exactly?

  By Steve Parsons

• PSP: downloadable movies this Friday!

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Chinese prisoners making counterfeit PlayStation consoles

  By Peter Rojas

• The Sorny PSP

  By Adam Nielson

• HOW-TO: Get videos and DVDs onto your Sony PlayStation Portable (PSP) for free

  By Adam Nielson

• PS3 update: did we miss something?

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• PSP as ninja weapon

  By Steve Parsons

• Tekken 5 goes free-roaming

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• More PSP problems?

  By Donald Melanson

• More gorgeous Gran Turismo 4 eye candy

  By Steve Parsons

• PSP game clips ready for download

  By Ben Zackheim

• Viewtiful Joe 2 for PS2

  By Steve Parsons

• Engadget breaks down the PSP deals

  By Ben Zackheim

• First PSP defect reports

  By Ryan Block

• Sony PSP elongated game boxes

  By Dan Wu

• F1 2004 for the PSP

  By Steve Parsons

• Sony PSP pregnancy has been tough?

  By Ben Zackheim

• PSP: manufacturing malfunctions…

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• PlayStation Portable almost sold out in Japan

  By Peter Rojas

• PSP region-locked afterall?

  By Ryan Block

• Bleach: Coming to kick your PSP's ass

  By Steve Parsons

• Waiting for the PlayStation Portable to arrive

  By Peter Rojas

• PSP guts spilt

  By Ben Zackheim

• Sony PSP Europe game shots

  By Ben Zackheim

• GameStop taking preorders on the PlayStation Portable

  By Peter Rojas

• PSP (US) preorders have commenced

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Nvidia to power PlayStation 3

  By Dan Wu

• Nvidia wins the Playstation 3

  By Ben Zackheim

• MPEG-4 playback on Sony PlayStation Portable confirmed

  By Dan Wu

• Sony offers free PS2 games to all! (not really)

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Gamespot can kiss our fannies - PSP touched

  By Ben Zackheim

• Ghost Recon 2 (PS2): lesser of two evils

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Game over: Sony scrambles to retrieve faulty demo disk

  By Susan Mernit

• PS2 is small, with small supplies

  By Ben Zackheim

Reviews (96)

• Navicat MySQL manager review

  By Barb Dybwad

• Asus P505 Pocket PC Phone reviewed

  By Donald Melanson

• Samsung portable media center reviewed

  By Marc Perton

• Micro Solutions LockBox review

  By Dan Wu

• Olevia's LCT50HV LCoS RPTV HDTV reviewed

  By Joshua Fruhlinger

• Turtle Beach Noise Canceling Headphones don't cancel noise

  By Peter Rojas

• Terratec Grabster AV 400 mobile gets all grabby

  By Joshua Fruhlinger

• V-Tech Cutie OTG reviewed

  By Donald Melanson

• Panasonic Toughbook Y2 reviewed

  By Marc Perton

• Spong's year in review

  By Ben Zackheim

• FujiFilm FinePix S3 Pro preview

  By Dan Wu

• Review of ViewSonic's WMA100

  By Ryan Block

• 2004: Year in review

  By Barb Dybwad

• Sharp's CE-MR01, a home media adapter we could cozy up to

  By Ryan Block

• Mitac Mio 138

  By Ryan Block

• San Andreas hides some of the fun

  By Ben Zackheim

• Alpha-Data Copy Bank USB 2.0 hard drive case

  By Dan Wu

• Dell Inspiron 9200 17-inch laptop review

  By Dan Wu

• Minox DC-6311 6.3 megapixel camera review

  By Dan Wu

• Casio Exilim Zoom EX-Z55 review

  By Dan Wu

• Review of Averatec's 3250, the sub-$1000 sub-notebook

  By Ryan Block

• Epson Photo Fine Player P-2000 review

  By Peter Rojas

• The OnCinema Teatro D1 Media Center PC

  By Marc Perton

• Canary Wireless Digital Hotspotter reviewed

  By Donald Melanson

• Down on Sony Ericsson's P910 smartphone: Part II

  By Ryan Block

• Dell Inspiron XPS (P4 EE) reviewed

  By Donald Melanson

• D-BOX armchair motion simulator

  By Dan Wu

• Fujifilm FinePix F440 review

  By Dan Wu

• Motorola A630 review

  By Peter Rojas

• VWB MediaReady Flyboy 40GB Linux-based personal video player

  By Dan Wu

• Battle for Middle Earth... One final review...

  By Steve Parsons

• First look at the iRiver H10 5GB MP3 player

  By Peter Rojas

• Pentax Optio S5i reviewed

  By Donald Melanson

• Windows Media Center Extender for Xbox reviewed

  By Donald Melanson

• Another FlatOut review

  By Steve Parsons

• Sony PSP review on Engadget makes us steaming jealous

  By Ben Zackheim

• Sony PlayStation Portable/PSP hands-on review

  By Adam Nielson

• Rio's Si-200C and Si-300

  By Ryan Block

• Vampire: The Masquerade review

  By Steve Parsons

• Gamespot updates their Sony PSP impressions

  By Ben Zackheim

• Cowon's iAudio G3, the latest 2GB flash player

  By Ryan Block

• iRiver H10 vs. iPod mini

  By Peter Rojas

• GeForce 6200 preview whets it even more

  By Ben Zackheim

• FlatOut Review

  By Steve Parsons

• Mossberg on the Audiovox XV6600 and LG VX8000

  By Peter Rojas

• Half-Life 2 review that gets it

  By Ben Zackheim

• Nikon Coolpix 8400 review

  By Dan Wu

• StreetFire RBX1600 networked CD changer manager

  By Dan Wu

• Another PSP review for you

  By Ben Zackheim

• AfroCreame's XDA II Mini vs. XDA IIs battle

  By Dan Wu

• The Olympus wants you to take pictures of your food with the Stylus 500

  By Peter Rojas

• The DMC 8270 20GB MP3 player

  By Peter Rojas

• Samsung VP-D907i 2.11 megapixel CCD camcorder

  By Dan Wu

• Prince of Persia: The Warrior Within... It's good.

  By Steve Parsons

• X-Arcade Solo Arcade Joystick review on Gamespot

  By Ben Zackheim

• Burton's Headphone Beanie reviewed

  By Marc Perton

• Outlaw Golf 2 review

  By Steve Parsons

• PlayStation Portable reviews roundup

  By Peter Rojas

• PSP battery: tried & tested...

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Review of the Tissot-T tactile watch

  By Marc Perton

• Sony PlayStation Portable/PSP review round-up

  By Ben Zackheim

• PlayStation Portable first impressions?

  By Peter Rojas

• Tom's looks at the Asus WL-HDD 2.5 hard drive router

  By Ryan Block

• Battle for Middle Earth: Another review

  By Steve Parsons

• The iMac G5: a gutsy computing machine

  By Barb Dybwad

• Dismembering the PlayStation Portable

  By Peter Rojas

• World of Warcraft review verifies the obvious

  By Ben Zackheim

• Ratchet and Clank: Up Your Arsenal review

  By Steve Parsons

• Review of Samsung's YH-920GS MP3 player

  By Peter Rojas

• H2O Audio SV Mini waterproof case review

  By Dan Wu

• Roku Soundbridge M500 WiFi music player

  By Dan Wu

• Xpand Rally review

  By Steve Parsons

• Archos Gmini XS200 review

  By Dan Wu

• Review of the Cat BAR cat-shaped USB flash drive

  By Peter Rojas

• PSP vs. DS

  By Peter Rojas

• PSP Hands-On: Lik-Sang's impression

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Fight Night Round 2: excitement without the pain

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Down on those Oakley Thump MP3 sunglasses

  By Peter Rojas

• Growlanser Generations: better late than never?

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Hands-on with Motorola's RAZR V3 for Cingular

  By Adam Nielson

• KOTOR II reviewed

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• HP Digital Entertainment Center z545 review

  By Dan Wu

• PSP review: Play-Asia gets lucky

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• IGN reviews Lord of the Rings: Battle for Middle Earth

  By Ben Zackheim

• Canyon's rubberized CN-MP4RCC-FM

  By Ryan Block

• Hands-on with the PlayStation Portable

  By Peter Rojas

• Samsung HL-P5063W review

  By Dan Wu

• Extended range WiFi technology review

  By Dan Wu

• Pics of that Clarion VRX755VD

  By Ryan Block

• DP Review's 7 megapixel digital camera roundup

  By Peter Rojas

• New World of Warcraft review continues the trend

  By Ben Zackheim

• Sharper Image's Sound Soother Fifty

  By Peter Rojas

• Motorola V180 review

  By Dan Wu

• Sharp Zaurus SL-C3000 4GB Linux PDA

  By Dan Wu

• NHJ's Che-ez! Foxz3 3.2 megapixel digital camera

  By Peter Rojas

• iGo Pitch Duo review

  By Dan Wu

Robotics (15)

• Robots take over World Expo 2005

  By Dan Wu

• The 2004 Engadget Awards: Cast your nomination for the Robot of the Year

  By Peter Rojas

• DARPA's and Berkeley's BEAR robocopter

  By Ryan Block

• Man builds giant robot in backyard

  By Donald Melanson

• The art and science of robotic origami

  By Marc Perton

• Sony QRIO pr0n

  By Joshua Fruhlinger

• Scientist claims he's developed robot "genes"

  By Marc Perton

• Honda amps up the Asimo

  By Peter Rojas

• The Roborior

  By Peter Rojas

• Coming soon: Tomato-picking robots

  By Susan Mernit

• The elderly have a friend in ifBot

  By Susan Mernit

• Coming soon: Robots with Guns

  By Susan Mernit

• Serafina: Animatronic plush pussycat

  By Susan Mernit

• The GuitarBot

  By Peter Rojas

• The Butterfly Amicus 3000 ping pong robot

  By Peter Rojas

Samsung (6)

• Samsung is worried about spies

  By Peter Rojas

• Dear Santa, please give us a Samsung Saturn

  By Ryan Block

• Samsung's 102-inch plasma TV

  By Peter Rojas

• Samsung's 4GB YH-820 MP3 player

  By Peter Rojas

• Samsung edges out Motorola in cellphone sales

  By Susan Mernit

• Samsung's Digital Media Broadcasting portable TV

  By Peter Rojas

Science (19)

• Sensor measures fruit ripeness

  By Marc Perton

• Holographic laser projector for handhelds

  By Dan Wu

• The Hypercube

  By Ryan Block

• Researchers working on "virtual doctors"

  By Marc Perton

• Nano nickel, fuel cells, and what will be

  By Ryan Block

• The virtual rocking horse

  By Marc Perton

• Metal Rubber promises a more flexible future

  By Donald Melanson

• The Transparent Seaweed and Fish Phone

  By Ryan Block

• Researchers demonstrate smart gun prototype

  By Marc Perton

• Stun guns will soon capture video

  By Donald Melanson

• Flexible solar panels may soon be in clothing

  By Donald Melanson

• Researchers working on "virtual canes" for the blind

  By Marc Perton

• Biohybrid limbs may aid amputees

  By Marc Perton

• Seiko Epson promises electronic paper within five years

  By Peter Rojas

• Envelope X-Ray Spray

  By Peter Rojas

• Thinking cap lets you control cursor using brainwaves

  By Peter Rojas

• Universal Whistling Machine whistles

  By Joshua Fruhlinger

• Pyrophone, the propane-powered flaming organ

  By Susan Mernit

• Winged airplane: An obsession takes flight

  By Susan Mernit

Smartphones (60)

• Siemens Mobile introduces A51, A53, and A62 cellphones

  By Donald Melanson

• Vodafone's new 902SH 3G phone

  By Ryan Block

• LG's new F2100, 20 more new phones to come

  By Ryan Block

• Asus' P505 Pocket PC Phone scores FCC approval

  By Peter Rojas

• The Samsung SCH-A890: Verizon's next EV-DO handset?

  By Peter Rojas

• NEC's N500 touchscreen cameraphone

  By Peter Rojas

• 2005 the year of the MP3 phone?

  By Peter Rojas

• Motorola's new V635 in the wild

  By Ryan Block

• Motorola V635 deets are out, FCC as usual

  By Ryan Block

• Motorola MS400 MP3 cellphone

  By Donald Melanson

• The 2004 Engadget Awards: Cast your nomination for the Handheld of the Year

  By Ryan Block

• Samsung's i730 Pocket PC Phone gets WiFi

  By Peter Rojas

• Acer launches n50 and n35 handhelds

  By Donald Melanson

• Saudi Arabia ends ban on cameraphones

  By Peter Rojas

• Asus A730W Pocket PC now out

  By Donald Melanson

• We're rich! Nigerian company wants to buy 8,000 cameraphones and 5,000 laptops from us

  By Peter Rojas

• Nextel to use Motorola i605 Bluetooth cellphone

  By Marc Perton

• Day 5 of Engadget's Five Days of Holiday Giveaways: Win an unlocked Orange SPV C500

  By Ryan Block

• Sony Ericsson Z500a gets on the Cingular bandwagon

  By Peter Rojas

• LG's VX-8100 EV-DO cameraphone

  By Dan Wu

• T-Mobile Germany offers 2 megapixel cameraphone

  By Marc Perton

• Saudi Arabia lifting cameraphone ban?

  By Peter Rojas

• More wild speculation about possible flash iPod/phonePod

  By Barb Dybwad

• HOW-TO: Get podcasts and videos on Windows Mobile Smartphones

  By Phillip Torrone

• Day 4 of Engadget's Five Days of Holiday Giveaways: Win Nokia's N-Gage QD

  By Ryan Block

• Mobiado: Designer Phone For Gadget Freaks

  By Eric Lin

• Add WiFi to your Treo 650! SD WiFi card drivers hacked

  By Peter Rojas

• Pocket PCs getting square screens soon?

  By Peter Rojas

• Sanyo MM-5600 megapixel cameraphone

  By Dan Wu

• Pantech & Curitel's MP3 playing PH-S4000

  By Ryan Block

• DIY Verizon Treo 650

  By Peter Rojas

• Hitachi, Mitsubishi develop long-life cellphone batteries

  By Marc Perton

• Cingular's Hello Kitty cellphone

  By Peter Rojas

• Siemens SX66 for Cingular available

  By Dan Wu

• Sprint selling Treo 650 and Treo 600 for exactly the same price

  By Peter Rojas

• Nokia Spyphone for only $1800

  By Joshua Fruhlinger

• HTC wants Skype on their Windows Mobile-powered Smartphones?

  By Peter Rojas

• The Nokia 6680

  By Peter Rojas

• Nokia Takes On the RAZR With the 6170

  By Eric Lin

• Canada's smaller, more power-efficient cellphone processor

  By Peter Rojas

• Another sign that Apple and Motorola are working on a cellphone?

  By Peter Rojas

• Hugeness: PalmSource planning Linux-powered version of Palm OS

  By Peter Rojas

• Nokia 2651 coming to America

  By Peter Rojas

• First cellphone with ZigBee

  By Peter Rojas

• Cellphones the only real threat to the iPod?

  By Peter Rojas

• Sagem myX-8 smartphone pictures

  By Dan Wu

• Long overdue N-Gage mod: External MMC card slot

  By Peter Rojas

• Siemens Limited Edition SL65 ESCADA fashionista phone

  By Peter Rojas

• NEC cracks down on unlocking phones

  By Peter Rojas

• Motorola MPx Pocket PC Phone scores FCC approval

  By Peter Rojas

• Treo 650 sound quality problem?

  By Peter Rojas

• First Treo on an album cover?

  By Peter Rojas

• Cellphones: Playboy to go

  By Susan Mernit

• Motorola about to hit up a StarTAC 2004 edition?

  By Ryan Block

• The LG PM-325, Sprint's new cellphone with Bluetooth

  By Peter Rojas

• Curitel's PH-K1500 latest 2 megapixel cameraphone

  By Ryan Block

• Bag that cellie

  By Susan Mernit

• Australian man fined for snapping topless pix; phone destroyed

  By Susan Mernit

• Nextel Bluetooth Blackberry 7520

  By Dan Wu

• Telus introducing world's first cellphone with Fastap keyboard

  By Peter Rojas

Social Media (1)

• Interview with Caterina Fake from Flickr

  By Phillip Torrone

Space (2)

• Florida company readies communications "Stratellite"

  By Marc Perton

• SAME satellite spy images

  By Dan Wu

Sports (1)

• PSP vs DS: Round 2

  By Peter Rojas

Streaming (11)

• XM satellite radio control via Pocket PC

  By Dan Wu

• RokPlayer wants you to watch TV and movies on your cellphone

  By Peter Rojas

• Blockbuster slashes online rental prices

  By Marc Perton

• Napster's all-you-can download monthly subscription plan

  By Peter Rojas

• Sprint's Music ChoiceToday streaming audio service for cellphones

  By Peter Rojas

• Will subscription-based music services trump iTunes?

  By Barb Dybwad

• Netflix Friends Lists launch

  By Susan Mernit

• Podcasting: party on Adam Curry’s MP3 player

  By Barb Dybwad

• iTMS Canada open for business

  By Barb Dybwad

• Charity Band Aid single released via UK iTMS

  By Barb Dybwad

• MyFi: Portable XM satellite radio player now available

  By Susan Mernit

Tablets (2)

• The Tablet PC gets gamer on us

  By Ryan Block

• The DIY i-Tablet

  By Peter Rojas

Technology (8)

• The 2004 Engadget Awards: Cast your nomination for the Tablet PC of the Year

  By Peter Rojas

• A logo for Sextel

  By Peter Rojas

• The podfolio

  By Peter Rojas

• PSP vs DS: Round 3

  By Peter Rojas

• JavoEdge Bluetooth JavoKeyboard

  By Dan Wu

• DIGITAL AGE iSoundz DAP-001A Mini Speakers

  By Peter Rojas

• Camera lenses go liquid

  By Ryan Block

• Sony's giant PlayStation Portable

  By Peter Rojas

Tomorrow (6)

• The crystal ball display

  By Marc Perton

• PlasGoot, in case the Magic Cone wasn't a real enough experience

  By Ryan Block

• The tale of the single-serving, self-heating coffee can

  By Ryan Block

• Nose piercing-mounted eyeglasses

  By Peter Rojas

• Japanese hands-free umbrella

  By Susan Mernit

• XM satellite radio on your cellphone in five years?

  By Peter Rojas

TV & Movies (11)

• Attack of the 50-foot robot… made of flowers

  By Ryan Block

• Nightmare Before Christmas just announced just before Christmas

  By Ben Zackheim

• Constantine preview gives fans some hope

  By Ben Zackheim

• The Incredible Hulk gets another shot

  By Ben Zackheim

• Snake in the grass, er, DVD box

  By Ryan Block

• Miami Vice: Bring the pain...

  By Steve Parsons

• Flash iPod cartoon spoof

  By Barb Dybwad

• On the set of the Doom movie

  By Ben Zackheim

• TV networks padding shows to mess with digital video recorders

  By Peter Rojas

• NY Times on higher-def DVD players

  By Peter Rojas

• Metal Gear Solid, the movie?

  By James Ransom-Wiley

Wearables (19)

• Egely Wheel Vitality Meter measures your vitality quotient

  By Donald Melanson

• How to record on yr iPod with no equipment for free

  By Ryan Block

• Suunto's new n6-HR SPOT watch 'round the bend

  By Dan Wu

• The 2004 Engadget Awards: Cast your nomination for the Wearable of the Year

  By Peter Rojas

• Samsung's YP-T7 MP3 player

  By Peter Rojas

• The Viosport helmet-mounted camera

  By Marc Perton

• DIY Headphone Beanie

  By Donald Melanson

• iRiver's 5GB H10 MP3 player gets real

  By Peter Rojas

• Day 3 of Engadget's Five Days of Holiday Giveaways: Win Fossil's FX3005 Wrist Net SPOT watch

  By Peter Rojas

• Grado Zero Space heated intelligent jacket

  By Joshua Fruhlinger

• Relieve stress with the USB Eye Massager

  By Ryan Block

• Think Headtrip headset-based MP3 player

  By Marc Perton

• BioSentient's MobileMe wearable diagnostic device

  By Peter Rojas

• Wrist PDA digital camera

  By Susan Mernit

• Mubie Jogger Sport MP3 player headphones

  By Peter Rojas

• Personal video player paired with wearable display

  By Peter Rojas

• Burton / R.E.D. Audio HiFi Helmet

  By Susan Mernit

• Bionic Workware's self-regulating temperature jacket: It ain't pretty

  By Susan Mernit

• A Smartwatch that remembers too well

  By Dan Wu

Xbox (23)

• Ben's 2004 picks #2 - Xbox Live! success means a Microsoft home

  By Ben Zackheim

• Doom 3: The Collector's Edition for Xbox available for pre-order

  By Ben Zackheim

• HOW-TO: Using a Media Center PC through your Xbox

  By Phillip Torrone

• Plantronics GameCom Halo 2 Edition Xbox Headset

  By Ryan Block

• Halo 2 and Xbox 2 - two great tastes that go great together

  By Ben Zackheim

• Xbox gets a physics SDK

  By Ben Zackheim

• Forza Motorsport website

  By Steve Parsons

• Xbox Gamers pulls out their crystal ball

  By Ben Zackheim

• Boxlight's Xbox-aimed Raven projector

  By Ryan Block

• Halo 2: how the Live was won

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• ReactOS running on Xbox?

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Halo 2 Flash Stats!

  By James Ransom-Wiley

• Microsoft brings down the Federal hammer on modded Xbox consoles

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