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Accessories (42)

• X-mini KAI Bluetooth speaker daisy chains the jams

• miFrame makes your iPad picture perfect

• Sailor Bags iPad Sleeve adds a nautical theme to your favorite tablet

• Twelve South BassJump 2 USB Subwoofer now available, further bumps your Mac's thump (update)

• Mosoro Bluetooth LE iOS accessories improve your golf, if the weather's right

• IPEVO Typi folio case and Chopstakes styli for iPad

• Dell Latitude ST promo video shows off stylus, docking station

• Moonbot, DODOcase team up to offer custom iPad case for Morris Lessmore

• eFun announces aPen A5 Smart Pen for all of your iPad / iPhone writing needs

• XtremeMac announces InCharge Home USB Wall Charger

• Sony's 3D Display available on Nov. 13

• Audyssey's Lower East Side Audio Dock Air: square to be cool

• Hori Tactical Assault Commander 3 PS3 keyboard and mouse: for fans of butch peripherals

• Doxie Go portable scanner creates searchable PDFs without a PC, syncs to almost anything

• Hands-on with the Motorola Droid RAZR's (many) accessories (video)

• Doxie Go cuts the wires, scans to Mac, iPad, and iPhone

• Root Cases beautifully protect your Apples and also plant trees

• Logitech release MW3 gaming mouse and keyboard, for people who can't get enough Soap

• Logitech M525 wireless mouse lasts three years on a single pair of batteries

• SideBySide makes tiny projectors fun again (video)

• Motorola Lapdock 100 hits Sprint October 21st, earns employees extra scratch

• Seeser laser pico projector is always in focus, powered by Android

• NVIDIA intros 3D Vision 2 glasses with brighter field of view, comfier design

• The costly gamble of designing iOS cases based on rumors

• Asus to launch 5 new routers, moving data never looked so good

• Horn Bike: the bike-mounted passive amplifier for iPhone 4

• Seagate GoFlex Cinema puts up to 3TB of media files at your TV's disposal

• Garmin ANT+ adapter for iPhone hits the FCC

• PhotoFast iFlashDrive now available to pre-order in US and UK

• France's eviGroup SmartPaddle surrenders to lower prices

• Root Cases launches wood iPad 2 duo, ditches the plastic for $79

• Plantronics Voyager Pro HD headset knows when it's kissing your cheek

• Griffin TechSafe Locking Case + Cable Lock keeps your iPad 2 secure

• Iomega Mac Companion: Your iMac's soulmate

• Hex introduces new Icon watch bands for the iPod nano

• Boogie Board Rip goes on pre-order, no more tearing through notepads

• U-bop gSHELL SuperSlim for iPad 2 offers thin Smart Cover-compatible protection

• iTalkonline Smart ProGel Skin loves your Smart Cover, protects your iPad 2 in TPU

• New Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 holder comes with bike attached

• JBL On Tour iBT Bluetooth speaker now available for $150, iPad stand included

• Need RAID? Fusion F2QR packs two 1TB drives into a portable shell

• MadCatz's Tritton Detonator now shipping, detonating

AI (5)

• John McCarthy, AI pioneer, dies at 84

• Siri and the possibility of artificial intelligence

• Video reportedly shows Siri in action, settings, and benchmarks

• US Department of Homeland Security developing system to predict criminal intent

• iPhone Assistant called a "world-changing event" by Siri co-founder

Amazon (12)

• Amazon's gift card restriction patent: puts some thought in your otherwise thoughtless present

• Office of Fair Trading gives thumbs up to Amazon's purchase of The Book Depository

• Amazon focusing on 'lifetime' Kindle revenue, anticipating record device sales for Q4

• Amazon net sales up, net income down for Q3 2011

• Amazon's new e-book format brings HTML5 support to your Kindle library

• Spooky Savings: Amazon's 'Un-BOO-lievable' Halloween sale

• Amazon adds e-readers to Trade-In program, ebook lovers pass the old Kindles to the Bezos side

• Amazon lockers come to NYC, no more getting caught by UPS in your PJs

• Barnes & Noble pulls DC Comics from shelves over Kindle kerfuffle, risks Martian Manhunter's wrath

• Amazon brings Kindle and associated ebook shop to France

• Amazon adds Kindle Fire-specific details to Developer Portal, A's your FAQ

• Amazon puts the kibosh on Kindle Touch 3G's experimental browsing free ride

Apple (194)

• On the Mac Pro's future

• Apple expenditures to grow on solar project, new campus

• Mona Simpson's moving eulogy for her brother, Steve Jobs

• Apple reportedly acquires C3 Technologies, iOS Maps overhaul on the horizon?

• Voices That Matter: iOS Dev Conference offers exclusive TUAW discount code

• Thought experiment: hacking Siri to control your TV

• Apple's lossless ALAC goes open source, it's like FLAC for iPods

• Report suggests Apple slipping in handset rankings

• Dear Aunt TUAW: Help Siri pronounce Dutch names

• Apple's ALAC codec is now open source

• NYT: Siri-powered Apple HDTV is definitely coming

• Zimbabwe government, Apple in joint education venture

• Forrester does a 180 on Macs in enterprise, finds most productive staffers are Mac users

• Apple issues firmware updates, Thunderbolt software update, more

• Jon Stewart interviews Jobs biographer Walter Isaacson

• Apple to build a solar farm next to North Carolina data center

• Journalist Brent Schlender shares memories of Steve Jobs

• Apple ship-to-store begins in San Francisco

• The US Apple Store is down (updated)

• Apple design and the little things

• Tidying up location contacts for Siri and Reminders

• Apple TV updates to 4.4.2 (updated)

• Yahoo data center head Scott Noteboom joins Apple

• NYC Grand Central Apple Store to be ready for "Black Friday"

• Jobs bio fosters resurgence in Apple-branded TV rumors

• Hey Dude, Where's my Blog? (Follow up to Blogging with Siri)

• Siri co-founder Kittlaus leaves Apple

• Siri ported to iPad, still getting silent treatment from Apple servers

• Apple updates iPad 2 Smart Covers with 'more vibrant' colors

• Apple updates MacBook Pro with larger hard drives, slightly faster processors

• How would you change Apple's OS X 10.7 (Lion)?

• Apple posts 'Celebrating Steve' video

• You're the Pundit: What's up with the Mac Pro?

• Talkcast, 10pm ET tonight: Ten years of iPod

• Great Siri search commands

• Steve "finally cracked" the TV puzzle, says bio

• The iPod turns 10, celebrates a decade of destroying physical media

• 10 years ago today, the original iPod changed music

• You're the Pundit: When will we see Siri on the iPad 2?

• Former Compaq CEO now loves his Mac

• Creating a shopping list with Reminders and Siri

• Al Gore praises Apple Board at All Things D conference

• Call me Ishmael: creating a Siri nickname for yourself

• 10-year-old girl has memorable experience at Apple Store

• Cupertino City Council produces Steve Jobs tribute video

• Steve Jobs vowed to "destroy Android" according to biography

• I don't know what you mean: Correcting Siri's recognition mistakes

• Steve Jobs was initially opposed to apps, new biography reveals

• How to type "comma" using Siri

• Musician John Mayer shares his thoughts on Steve Jobs

• Apple's earnings "miss" more an issue with overzealous analysts

• Apple announces iOS 5 Tech Talk World Tour 2011

• Expanded California Apple Store to open Saturday

• Fortune to publish first excerpt from Isaacson's biography of Jobs

• Visualized: Apple's celebration of Steve Jobs' life in Cupertino (Update: video)

• What is your favorite Siri command?

• Steve reportedly worked on Apple's next product until his last day

• Galaxy Nexus built to avoid Apple patents

• China has become Apple's second-most important market

• Apple posts fans' memories of Steve Jobs

• The Apple Store is Down (Updated)

• Apple releases Apple TV update 4.4.1 (Updated)

• Apple posts record Mac quarter despite some iPad cannibalization

• Dell speaks out on infamous Apple quote

• Liveblog: Apple Q4 2011 earnings call

• Apple Q4 earnings fall short of expectations: $28.27 billion in revenue, $6.62 billion net profit

• Apple reports Q4 2011 earnings

• Apple retail stores will close briefly on Wednesday for Steve Jobs memorial

• Twitter CEO calls Apple a "corporate mentor"

• Forbes: Apple tried to buy Dropbox

• On photographing Steve Jobs

• Apple lawyer says it owns a "thicket of patents"

• Find My Mac not working for you? You're not alone

• ITC judge says Apple did not infringe on HTC's patents in initial case, more rulings still to come

• Guy Kawasaki on what he learned from Steve Jobs

• Apple sells four million iPhone 4S handsets in three days

• Switched On: As Siri gets serious

• Ten things I want Siri to be able to do for me

• Talkcast tonight, 4pm HI/7pm PT/10pm ET: Steve Jobs Day Edition!

• Siri gets lost internationally, promises to do better next year

• October 16th is "Steve Jobs Day" in California, private memorial planned

• Regent Street Apple Store sees record crowd

• Siri limited outside the US; international improvements coming in 2012

• Apple schedules Q4 conference call for Oct. 18

• Woz praises the iPhone 4S on TCTV

• Apple drops the ball on Aussie iPhone 4S pre-orders

• Apple looking to add avatars to Game Center, patent filings show

• iOS 5 features: Newsstand

• Apple giving employees extra paid time off this Thanksgiving for a job well done

• iPad mirroring mode on your AppleTV 2: How to do it

• Apple reportedly moves iPad battery orders from Simplo to Dynapack

• Businessweek profiles Scott Forstall

• iCloud now features Find My Mac service

• Apple reportedly trying to add movie streaming to its iCloud

• Adweek calls Jobs the 'greatest marketer of the age'

• WSJ: Apple negotiating for streaming movies on iTunes Store

• Apple granted injunction against Samsung in Australia, no Galaxy Tab 10.1s allowed in the land of Oz

• Photo Stream, NHL, AirPlay mirroring and more added to Apple TV with software update

• iOS 5 features: Custom notification sounds and alerts now available

• iOS 5 features: Calendar

• Aperture 3.2 adds iCloud integration, photo stream

• Apple releases iTunes Movie Trailers app for iOS

• Apple updates Remote, iMovie for iOS

• Mac OS X 10.7.2 now in Software Update, includes iCloud

• iOS 5 and OS X 10.7.2 available for download: get your iCloud and iMessage on

• Dear Aunt TUAW: Help me iMessage my wife

• iCloud homepage is now live (updated)

• iCloud opens to the masses, iOS 5 lurks near

• Apple offering AppleCare+ for iPhone 4 and 4S preorders until November 14th

• A look at Tim Cook's presentation style

• Apple issues another minor iBooks update

• How to add AppleCare+ to your early iPhone 4S order

• Apple releases iTunes 10.5 with iTunes in the Cloud

• Pumpkin and "baby belly" get the Jonathan Mak Steve Jobs treatment

• OS X and iOS are not jails

• Audible removing in-app purchases according to Apple's rules

• Official cause of death for Steve Jobs released

• London's Covent Garden Apple Store hit by burglars

• Apple holding private event on October 19 celebrating the life of Steve Jobs

• 5 iOS features that OS X needs

• How iCloud works

• Prototype MacBook Pro repair parts returned to owner, 3G antenna stays in Cook's kitchen

• Apple iPhone 4S pre-orders exceed one million in first 24 hours (updated)

• Sprint says no to iPhone insurance, AppleCare+ breathes sigh of relief

• Steve Jobs banner in the Windy City a nice tribute (Updated)

• Spotted in Los Angeles: Thank you, Steve

• Apple reportedly working with AT&T to display '4G' in status bar

• Apple's board in a state of transition

• Bono compares Steve Jobs to Elvis

• I'll take the MacBook, hold the macchiato: no coffee in Apple Stores, please

• Jobs reportedly authorized bio so his kids can know him better

• "Apple Shock" and its effect on the IT industry

• Very little changed for this year's iPod lineup

• iPhone 4S pre-orders have begun on Apple's site (Updated)

• Apple Store is down, iPhone 4S preorders begin 12:01 A.M. Pacific

• Remembering Steve Jobs: TUAW looks back

• Here's to the crazy ones: a farewell to Steve Jobs

• Remembering Steve Jobs: we all pay tribute

• Today in WoW: Steve Jobs has died

• Apple founder Steve Jobs passes away at 56

• Steve Jobs, co-founder of Apple, has passed away at 56

• Apple: Steve Jobs has passed away (updated)

• Miramax CEO says Apple is a threat to the music industry

• The Engadget Mobile Podcast, Apple Edition, live at 5PM ET!

• Apple shows off iPhone 4S camera with new gallery

• Opinion: Delayed New Zealand iPhone 4S launch shows the perils of drawing Apple's ire

• Roundup of today's iPhone event coverage

• Apple's iPhone 4S, iOS 5 and iPod roundup: details, specs and release dates

• Software update brings new features to 2010 iPod nano

• Apple's iPhone 4S event video now online

• AppleCare+ debuts for $99, offers to cover accidental damage in addition to the standard fare

• Apple's 'Let's Talk iPhone' post-event live broadcast!

• Apple unveils dock to micro USB adapter to comply with EU standards

• Original Siri service is dead, long live Apple Siri

• Apple's site suggests unlocked iPhone 4S will be available

• AppleCare+ for iPhone covers accidental damage

• AAPL takes a hit despite iPhone 4S news (Updated)

• Refreshed iPod touch and iPod nano now available at Apple Store

• Apple.com experiencing site issues post-iPhone 4S announcement

• The iOS Developer site is down -- and back up!

• Apple drops iPhone prices: 8GB 3GS free, iPhone 4 now $99

• Apple (re)introduces Siri as iPhone voice control assistant for iPhone 4S

• Apple announces the iPhone 4S

• Apple brings Siri voice control to the iPhone 4S

• Apple refreshes iPod touch lineup with new colors

• Apple refreshes iPod nano, lowers price

• iCloud going live on October 12

• Apple's iPod nano now $149 for 16GB and $129 for 8GB (update: 2010 nanos get the goodies too)

• Apple announces Find My Friends service

• iTunes Match hits US 'end of October' for $24.99

• Apple announces Find My Friends feature for iOS 5

• Apple's Cards available on October 12 for iOS

• iOS 5 will be available October 12, iCloud launching the same day

• Apple iPod and iTunes continue to dominate the music industry

• Apple shares huge iPhone sales and approval numbers

• Apple: 250 million iOS devices sold, 18 billion apps downloaded

• Apple: 16 billion iTunes songs downloaded, 300 million iPods sold

• 6 million copies of Lion sold since July 20

• Tim Cook: Macbook Pro and iMac are the best selling notebook and desktop in the US

• Tim Cook announces impressive Apple Retail Store numbers

• Apple: Six million copies of OS X Lion downloaded since launch

• Apple's 'Let's Talk iPhone' keynote liveblog!

• Apple Japanese webpage seems to show iPhone 4S a little early.

• The Apple Store is down

• Psystar lawyer says battle is "far from over"

• Steve Jobs gave President Obama a pre-release iPad 2

• Apple says no live stream of today's press event

• Hired at 14 by Apple

• Creative firm declares Steve Jobs Day on October 14

• Engadget will be broadcasting live outside of Apple's 'Let's Talk iPhone' event!

• Hong Kong Apple Store express counter in additional stores

• Join the TUAW team tomorrow for the iPhone event liveblog

• Apple TV authorization outages affect paid content

• Apple's 'Let's Talk iPhone' event is tomorrow -- get your liveblog right here!

Apps (180)

• iClip makes a comeback, now on the Mac App Store

• Daily iPad App: Codify

• Report: iOS and Android apps fighting for retention, not discovery

• Classic Elite, Interplay titles coming to iOS

• Daily Mac App: QREncoder

• Using Siri and MailShot Pro to send email to groups

• RunKeeper gets a major upgrade

• Daily iPhone App: Squids

• TeleNav offers a sort-of free GPS solution for iOS

• Dropbox for Teams offers businesses copious amounts of sharable storage

• HP's Todd Bradley refutes webOS shutdown rumors

• iOS 5 and the TUAW iPhone app

• How to use PhoneView to fix your iPhoto camera roll woes

• Cheap Skate: Streets of Rage 2 free on App Store today

• Daily iPad App: SoundCloud

• More Halloween sales on the App Store

• 10 cool things you can do with Wolfram Alpha and Siri

• 5 apps for the Zombie Apocalypse

• E-book series details the evolution of iMovie

• Daily iPhone App: Dark Meadow

• SoundCloud iPad app out now

• Daily Mac App: Trillian

• Boxee updates iPad app to version 1.2, adds global Spotify support

• Daily iPad App: The Professional Chef

• Get Jetpack Joyride free via App Store Facebook page

• Pixelmator 2.0 released with new tools, content-awareness, Lion support

• iPhoto 9.2.1 now available

• Sports Tracker racing toward Windows Phone for November release

• Daily iPhone App: To-Fu 2

• Spotify comes to MeeGo to help keep your N9 company

• Skifta leaves beta, streams media to and from your Android device wherever you may be

• Sandvox hits Mac App Store, on sale for limited time

• RIM releases BBM SDK for WebWorks, injects some chatting flavor into your apps

• Daily iPad App: The Weather Channel

• DirecTV's iPad app updated with live TV streaming, as long as you stay at home

• Tango video calling service for Windows Phone Mango set to roll out November 7th

• Localscope for iPhone adds tight navigation integration

• Daily iPhone App: Pop Kingdom

• Mint.com iPad app finally hits the App Store

• 5 apps for Diwali

• Daily Mac App: App Tamer

• Nokia Maps officially arrives on iOS and Android, touts offline storage

• Daily iPhone App: Whale Trail

• Garmin launches Fit App, motivates you to lose that freshman fifteen

• MobilEcho 3.0 gives iPhone users access to Windows servers

• Daily iPad App: Seahaven GT

• Sega kicks off the Halloween app sales

• Daily Mac App: Disk Speed Test

• Sega's Halloween App sale is chilling

• Daily iPhone App: Age of Monsters - Rock Paper Scissors

• Google Voice app returns to iTunes, iOS 5 crash bug fixed

• Spooky fun: iOS apps for Halloween

• Daily iPhone App: Mage Gauntlet

• Zite adds personal profiles to its iPad news app

• New multiplayer Assassin's Creed launching on iOS

• Blogging with your voice: Siri, Blogger, and post-by-SMS

• Daily iPad App: Puerto Rico

• Our Pad introduces multiple-account support for iOS social networking sites

• Daily Mac App: Sound Cloud

• gMusic iPhone app is a native Google Music Player

• Daily iPhone App: Magic Defenders

• Skobbler updates its $0.99 nav app with mixed results

• Dragon adds Recorder app for time-shifted desktop dictation

• Early Edition 2 rebuilt, offers Google Reader sync, UI changes, more

• Daily Mac App: Seasonality Core 2.0

• Remember The Milk adds Siri support

• Verizon's My FiOS app puts your entire living room under one Android roof

• Spotify releases preview app for BlackBerry users, but not all of them

• Daily iPhone App: Alien Blue

• Put a whiteboard on your laptop with DrawTop

• Instapaper gets iPad refresh: more friends, more reading

• Daily Mac App: Easy Timeline

• Fantastical 1.1 offers editing, notes, full iCloud support

• FDA drafts Mobile Medical Applications document

• Adobe releases Adobe Reader for iOS

• Daily iPhone App: Any To Do

• Animoog takes the synth keyboard stylings to the iPad, DIY electronica lives to see another day

• djay updated to take advantage of iCloud integration

• Daily iPad App: Instapaper 4

• Mint.com iPad app "will be out very shortly"

• Mac 101: Disable automatic uploads to Photo Stream

• Siri, Google Translate act as travel companions for AllThingsD blogger

• Daily Mac App: BatterySqueezer

• Virgin Media's TiVos get updated with Spotify, iOS app support and more

• Daily iPhone App: Wolfram Alpha

• Crestron debuts free, paid mobile apps for Android devices

• Google Voice pulled from App Store following iOS 5 crash

• Portabliss: GoatUp (iOS)

• Level-5 spins off 'Layton Brothers Mystery Room' for iPhone

• Daily iPad App: Agendas

• More big app sales for the iPhone 4S release

• ChatTime offers handset alternative to Skype for International calls

• Daily Mac App: Social Weather

• Box offers 50 GB storage to iOS users

• Daily iPhone App: Starbase Orion

• Quarrel on sale this weekend for an agreeable 99 cents

• Box rides on iCloud's coattails, offers 50GB of free cloud storage to iOS users

• That hide-the-Newsstand trick? It works

• The Guardian comes to the iPad

• CoPilot offering good deals on its navigation apps this month

• Daily Mac App: Clarify

• Duke Nukem 3D is coming to Android, old rope shares soar

• iOS 5 features: Mail

• Daily iPhone App: Scribblenauts Remix

• Navigon demos upcoming MobileNavigator for iOS and Android, latest Windows Phone app (video)

• Cards app is available: Hallmark beware!

• Superbrothers Sword & Sworcery EP updated for iOS 5

• iOS 5 features: Reminders

• iWork apps updated with new features, iCloud integration

• Find My Friends: Fun, useful and secure

• Report suggests Android app downloads will overtake iPhone by summer

• AirPort Utility for iOS is a network admin's dream

• Apple's Find My Friends app now available

• Pulse News updated with source syncing

• TeleNav 7.1 for Sprint Android phones: this time it's personal

• Daily iPhone App: Aiko Island

• OmniFocus gets iOS 5 location-based reminders

• Scribblenauts Remix penciled in for iOS release today

• Dear Aunt TUAW: Help me share my photos overseas

• Daily iPad App: 2Do

• Twitter for iOS adds improved sign-ups, redesigned iPad DM feature

• iTunes 10.5.1 beta available for developers

• iTunes 10.5 is live (Updated)

• Raytheon shows off TransTalk speech translator for Android, hopes to find a home in the Army's app store

• Daily iPhone App: High Flyer Death Defyer

• SlingPlayer app now available for Honeycomb tablets, priced at $30

• AirPort Utility app for iOS about to debut

• DevJuice: HockeyApp improves crash reports, beta testing

• The iPad gets a Facebook app, finally

• Facebook for iPad out now

• TeamViewer enhances Remote Control for Macs

• Daily Mac App: Hydra Pro 3

• Use your iPhone to conduct a floating orchestra

• Daily iPhone App: Fling a Thing

• Shazam violates Developer Agreement, blames Jeff Rock

• Facelock app hits the Ovi Store, Symbian handsets frame your face for security

• Minecraft: Pocket Edition now available on Android Marketplace

• iOS apps on sale and free this weekend

• Daily iPad App: Kitty

• Tweetspeaker is a fun diversion from your everyday Twitter app

• Daily Mac App: Analog (Updated)

• Five apps to help you stay organized

• Daily iPhone App: Katamari Amore

• MMObility: The rise of the browser

• Nuance reportedly buying Swype for $100 million

• DVBLink v4 out of beta, brings live TV, EPG and remote recording on the go

• BlizzCon 2011 schedule app available for Android, iPhone

• Daily iPad App: iBuild ABCs

• Google Docs gets a refresh, fills out the screen for Honeycomb

• Will Dragon speech apps remain in the app store for iPhone 4 owners?

• Daily Mac App: Final Draft

• Prope invites Buddy Monster to iOS and Android

• Infinity Blade update with content pack #4 available now

• TUAW's Daily iPhone App: Wildings

• VidRhythm now free on the App Store

• LG Smart TV goes on the charm offensive, appeals to Adobe developers

• XBMC teases new features coming in 11.0 'Eden' release

• Adobe reveals Creative Cloud, links Touch Apps to Creative Suite with 20GB storage

• Reader UI of the Week: Figuring out what is wrong

• App Store begins accepting iOS 5 submissions

• Infinity Blade 2 coming to iOS December 1

• Cards app for iPhone sends snail mail best wishes, for a price

• More than 18 billion apps downloaded from App Store

• Daily iPhone App: The Adventures of Timmy: Run Kitty Run

• Portabliss: Monsters Ate My Condo! (iOS)

• Flash 11 and AIR 3 landing tonight and delivering 7.1 surround sound to connected home theaters

• Daily iPad App: Showtime Social

• Adobe to launch 6 new tablet apps, including Photoshop Touch

• Growl 1.3 now available on the Mac App Store

• Rumor: App rentals coming to iOS?

• Run Photoshop on an iPad with VMWare's AppBlast

• Daily Mac App: Clean

• Developers get Google Wallet on original Nexus S, squares wiping your phone with $10

• Daily iPhone App: Boss Battles

• BlackBerry PlayBook native SDK opened to devs, time to get rich?

• 'Humanity toward others' extended to Windows with Ubuntu One cloud storage

• Google and ITA's OnTheFly app update puts flexible flight planning in your pocket

• TWCable TV app update brings captions, search, and parental controls

• Untappd releases iOS app, out now

• Still awake? There's a Chumby FunBox app for that

Big Tech (40)

• Sony to divide TV division into three-headed monster, looks to bounce back

• Motorola Mobility to drop 800 jobs

• The Guardian: HP shutdown of webOS division said to be 'imminent'

• AMD reports $1.69 billion in revenue for Q3, net income of $97 million

• Sony to buy out Ericsson's stake in joint venture, call it quits after ten years

• Why Google and Microsoft need to fear Siri

• Sprint announces Q3 earnings: net subs reach five year high, net losses at $300 million

• IBM announces Virginia Rometty as new CEO

• The Engadget Show - 026: A visit from Intel, a trip to New York Comic Con, haunted houses and costume contests

• ARM doubles Q3 profit, sees surge in revenue, is understandably pleased

• Richard Kerris leaves HP, ventures off into the land of outside opportunity

• Square makes a larger mark on the brick-and-mortar scene, available in more outlets

• HP's chief strategy officer to retire next month, won't have a successor

• English Court: Top Gear didn't libel Tesla

• Sony's Kazuo Hirai: liveblog from AsiaD!

• Samsung reportedly beats Apple in smartphone shipments

• Nokia Q3 2011 earnings: operating profit sinks 60 percent, but sales beat estimates

• Thailand flooding forces Sony to postpone Alpha NEX-7 release, curb A65 production

• CE-Oh no he didn't: Steve Ballmer lays into Android

• Samsung and Google's Ice Cream Sandwich event liveblog!

• Intel earnings beat company records: $14.3 billion revenue, $3.7 billion net income

• Samsung supposedly uses screenshot of Apple Maps app in promo

• Samsung seeks iPhone 4S sales ban in Japan, Australia

• IDC and Gartner: Lenovo leaps past Dell for second place, still trails HP for the gold

• Huawei blocked from first responder network contract, US cites 'national security concerns'

• Dutch court turns down Samung's request to block Apple products

• Robert Galvin, former chairman and CEO of Motorola, dies at age 89

• Apple granted injunction against Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 in Australia

• Sony to recall 1.6 million Bravia TVs due to melting components (update: not a full recall)

• Square ditches $1,000 per week limits, has 800,000 merchants processing $2 billion per year

• Square already processing $2 billion in payments

• Intellectual Ventures takes aim at Motorola over alleged patent infringement

• Samsung wants to block iPhone 4S sales in France, Italy

• Samsung looks to block iPhone 4S sales in France, Italy

• Cancelling AT&T - Tip of the day

• PayPal to open NYC pop-up store next month, showcase new mobile payment services

• Apple rejects Samsung's settlement offer in Australia

• Apple rejects Samsung's settlement offer in Australia, seeks to 'maintain the status quo'

• HP pays $10.4 billion for controlling interest in Autonomy, which will remain autonomous

• Sony warns of 'huge' earnings impact from sagging Euro

Business (3)

• Reminder: Apple fourth quarter FY11 earnings announcement today

• Steve Wozniak on Steve Jobs

• Xbox 360 Fall Dashboard update video leaks, tours Metro in silence

Buying Guides (19)

• Non-spooky savings: Amazon's buy 2, get 1 free sale

• Ask Engadget: best streaming music solution?

• Halloween Sale Megapost: Namco, EA, GoG, Direct2Drive, OnLive

• The best JRPG you haven't played yet

• Target offers 'buy 2, get 1 free' deal on games next week

• Buy Dance Central or Kinect Sports sequel, get original for half off on Amazon

• Grab a Kinect (with Child of Eden!) for $120 at Amazon (update: $100 through buy.com)

• Ask Engadget: best AirPlay speakers for travel?

• The Perfect Ten: Best starter MMOs

• Snag discounted Batman, Assassin's Creed and more with free shipping at Newegg

• GameFly's 'Under $20' sale has too many good values

• Amazon lightning deals on Trails in the Sky, Marvel vs. Capcom, and more

• Ask Engadget: what's the best dual-SIM phone on the market?

• Free for All: Why these are my top five

• Ask Engadget: best WiFi repeater setup for killing wireless dead zones?

• Top ways to punk Siri

• The OverAchiever: Littlest Pet Shop

• Choosing your next iPhone: a TUAW Guide

• Ask Engadget: best earbuds for outdoor / fitness use?

Celebrity (1)

• Kristen Schaal wants you to build her a shrine... in Minecraft

Computing (46)

• China debuts homegrown supercomputer, hits one petaflop mark

• AMD Bulldozer breaks own world record, overclocked to 8.46GHz

• Windows 8 desktop interface swaps classic theme for Metro, gets with the times

• Dear Aunt TUAW: Help me find Spotlight items in the Finder

• Jolicloud heads to the actual cloud, Joli OS gets open-sourced

• Dear Aunt TUAW: What is the lifespan of a large-capacity hard drive?

• ARMv8 detailed: 64-bit architecture, AppliedMicro first in line

• How Arduino got its start: a behind the scenes revelation

• Ubuntu and Dell rekindle their love, in China

• HP to announce ARM-based servers next month, throw Intel a curveball

• HP will keep PC division, hope alive

• LSI acquires SandForce for $370 million, looks to step up its SSD game

• Corning peels back the petals on Lotus Glass, promises low-power, high performance

• Windows XP turns 10, enjoys its golden years and slow transition into retirement

• Freescale joins ARM A5 and M4 cores at the hip for performance and power savings

• Netbooks slip under tablet shipments, achieve has-bEeen status

• Lenovo announces multitouch-friendly C325 all-in-one desktop

• Amped Wireless gives your WiFi 1.5-mile range: never lose signal in the garden again

• Linux kernel hits 3.1, adds support for NFC and Wiimotes

• Dear Aunt TUAW: Can I disable those battery alerts?

• NVIDIA CEO confirms Tegra roadmap, building all now: Kal-El, Wayne, Logan, Stark

• Ubuntu turns 7, Canonical gets to work on Precise Pangolin

• OCZ pushes access-time boundaries with Octane and Octane-S2 SSDs

• ARM unveils Cortex-A7 processor, 'big.LITTLE' computing

• Salt enables six times the storage capacity for snail-unfriendly hard drives

• Windows 7 overtakes XP globally, Vista found weeping in a corner

• Flight sim bubble offers 360-degree view, makes earth seem round

• Plextor outs limited edition M2P SSD in weirdest press release ever

• 10.7.2 update adds some Lion interface tweaks

• Toshiba introduces tiny enterprise hard drives with big speed and big storage

• Dennis Ritchie, pioneer of C programming language and Unix, reported dead at age 70

• Intel may be giving up on smart TVs, ceding market to ARM

• AMD FX processor brings eight cores to battle, we go eyes-on (video)

• Dear Aunt TUAW: Help me repurpose my G5 tower

• LG panel puts LEDs along a single edge, achieves more nits with fewer watts

• Qualcomm outs Snapdragon S4 SoC details, promises improved battery life and true world capability

• Cooler Master launches Silent Pro Hybrid Fanless Series of power supplies

• Zotac's ZBOX nano VD01 packs dual-core VIA CPU in a tiny, tiny box

• IRL: AirPort Express, Jabra Freeway and rooting the Nook Color

• HomePlug Alliance keeps plugging away at powerline communications

• Dell announces Inspiron One 2320 touchscreen all-in-one

• Open your IOPS to ioDrive's next-gen SSDs

• Four Atom chips sneak out of Intel, soon to appear in netbooks and nettops

• Arduino-powered modder recreates 'first PC'

• The countdown to Oneiric Ocelot begins, Ubuntu 11.10 arrives October 13th

• More proof of growing Mac OS X acceptance

Cybersecurity (21)

• Disable that Mac OS X Internet download warning

• Sprint issues OTA fix for HTC Android handset vulnerability

• Smart Cover unlock bug may lead to iPad 2 data exposure

• Georgia Tech spies on nearby keyboards with iPhone 4 accelerometer, creates spiPhone

• iPhone 101: Disable Siri with iPhone passcode to prevent unauthorized use

• Proof of concept: iPhone captures keystrokes via 'thump phreaking'

• Trojan variation disables Mac malware protection

• Order & Chaos security compromised, accounts hacked

• Turbine explains recent LotRO forum security issue

• SOE's John Smedley weighs in on the recent hacks

• Siri hackage proceeds apace

• FIFA-loving hackers accessing users' Xbox Live accounts to buy DLC

• Turbine forums down, security breach rumors rampant

• Sony locks 93,000 PSN and SOE accounts due to 'massive' hack attempt

• Hackers compromise 33,000 SOE accounts

• PSA: Compromised PSN info used in mass access attempt

• ITT unveils GhostRider encryption device capable of securing US Army smartphones

• NC State researchers team with IBM to keep cloud-stored data away from prying eyes

• Fighting the EverQuest hacking wildfire

• Wiretapping Act could spell 'finito' for Italian Wikipedia

• HTC confirms security hole, says patch is incoming

Entertainment (192)

• Voxatron makes its 'Humble Debut' in pay-what-you-want offer

• Your geekiest Halloween costumes

• Ezio brings a hidden gun to a knife fight in Soulcalibur 5 footage

• MV Guide: October 31-November 6, 2011

• The Joystiq Indie Pitch: Plague

• Know Your Lore: Lore and Story Q&A highlights

• Rise and Shiny recap: Golden Age

• Wizorb smashing into PC on Nov.7, more ports to follow

• Halloween costumes inspired by Apple, influenced by Steve Jobs (Updated with costumes)

• Talking to Siri: the Wolfram Alpha search tricks video

• Weekly Webcomic Wrapup is still taking submissions!

• Skullgirls 'Move Primer' trailer primes your eventual moves

• The Road to Mordor: Party planning committee, assemble!

• The Phoenix Wright movie looks better than we could have hoped [update: trailer pulled]

• Prelude to punches: 11 gameplay videos for Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3

• Apple-themed pumpkin carving for Halloween

• Deus Ex: Human Revolution soundtrack to install in your aural orifices Nov. 15

• Portabliss: Russian Dancing Men (iOS)

• In Time - The Game app free today to celebrate film release

• Retro City Rampage turns on the Biffsignal

• This Week in MMO: Do you like pandas edition

• Rusty Hearts introduces the gunslinging Natasha

• Watch the actors of Uncharted 3 get their motions captured

• World of Wardrobe: Plate tier look-alikes for death knights

• Why you might like Blizzard DOTA

• Wakfu unveils release date trailer

• Jobs biography draws huge crowds in China

• Otherland dev video talks design and going off the rails

• Hallooo computarrrr! Siri not yet compatible with Scottish accents

• Find the time to check out Super T.I.M.E. Force

• Insights and observations on early Monk DPS mechanics

• Bloodrayne screenwriter explains the perils of working with Uwe Boll

• Spiritual Guidance: The priests of BlizzCon 2011

• World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria sets a new direction for Blizzard's first MMO

• Uncharted 3 dev delivers multiplayer tips in latest trailer

• NG:Dev.Team keeps the Dreamcast and Neo Geo going with GunLord

• Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning dev diary illuminates cinematics

• Join the Engadget HD Podcast live on Ustream at 9PM

• Must See HDTV (October 24th - 30th)

• How The Gadget Show built its FPS simulator (video)

• Arduino-powered glove brings real sound effects to your make believe gun show (video)

• 5 reasons you should love Mists of Pandaria

• Battlefield 3 video shows 360 version without HD texture pack

• MV Guide: October 24-30, 2011

• The Joystiq Indie Pitch: Astroman

• Unleash your imagination in an organized way with Nevigo's game-narrative tool

• 'Home' is a pixel-art horror adventure game from Benjamin Rivers

• Rise and Shiny recap: MagicDuel

• Sunday Morning Funnies: Nerds!

• Weekly Webcomic Wrapup is taking submissions

• DirecTV shows off its new HD UI with a website and trailer, still no release date

• Brand Table concept revolutionizes fast food, NFC still won't make it good for you (video)

• The Joystiq Indie Pitch: Dungeons of Dredmor

• Pixeljunk Sidescroller's launch trailer blows up a lot of stuff

• BlizzCon 2011: Mists of Pandaria dungeon preview videos

• Rhythm RPG Sequence now available on Steam

• Report: PS3 jailbreak, second edition, is now circulating in Indonesia

• Blizzard discusses Mists of Pandaria details

• Beeri: Siri's new best friend cracks open a cold one (video)

• Siri can pour you a beer, perfect for Friday Afternoon Club

• BlizzCon 2011: Mists of Pandaria trailer

• World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria announced [Update: Now with trailer!]

• BlizzCon kicks off; new WoW, DotA details abound

• Nintendo Direct trailers: Monster Hunter Tri-G, Kingdom Hearts 3D, more

• Amazon Prime Instant Video expands its library with even more video from PBS

• Things get super serious in the Battlefield 3 launch trailer

• Super Mario Land 3D media is overpowering

• Siri, when will you run your first television ad?

• Portabliss: Age of Monsters - Rock Paper Scissors (iOS)

• Perpetuum adding distress beacons, relaxing trial restrictions

• The Engadget Podcast, live at 5:00PM ET!

• 2 Player Productions also crafting Scrolls documentary, first part now available

• The OverAchiever: Continuing Littlest Pet Shop, page 2

• Introducing Engadget: The Comic!

• Aeria reveals new Lime Odyssey website, trailer

• Battlefield 3 fires up some multiplayer gameplay footage

• Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception launch trailer (plus: Harrison Ford?)

• Neowiz partners with Epic Games Korea for new Unreal 3 MMORPG

• WoW Archivist: Patch 2.0.1, Before the Storm

• Google thinks your digital books belong on a digital bookcase, digitally (video)

• About a Blob dev announces Guacamelee

• Welcome to the Theatrhythm: Final Fantasy theater

• Trails in the Sky finally flies to Europe on Nov. 4

• Levitating superconductor floats within a magnetic field so you don't have to (video)

• New TERA video flies through Fyrmount region

• Here's the real way to play Battlefield 3

• Saints Row: The Third trailer mocks the big boys

• Bricks of War murders a lot of Lego Locust

• Punchageddon: EVO 2012 comes back to Vegas July 6-8, 2012

• Must See HDTV (October 17th - 23rd)

• Browser-based indie MMO Star Corsairs goes live

• Two new Skyward Sword trailers are a feast of gameplay

• Pitchblack shows off Prime beta footage in latest dev chat

• Level-5's 'Vision' event, in trailers

• The Joystiq Indie Pitch: Steel Storm

• Dark Souls speed run is a tour de force of tolerance

• Frank West can be Proto Man in Dead Rising 2: Off the Record

• Know Your Lore: The Shattering, part 2

• All the World's a Stage: Plot points for Argent Crusaders

• Sunday Morning Funnies: Bootsy wootsy

• Deathwing attacked Stormwind on the PTR

• The Secret World unveils Tokyo Flashback at New York Comic Con

• Weekly Webcomic Wrapup is extremely contagious

• This Week in MMO: Honestly EVE edition

• Arcane Brilliance: News and notes from the patch 4.3 PTR

• New documentary follows the Race to World First

• WRUP: Obscure Transformer toys edition

• The Joystiq Indie Pitch: A Cloudy Adventure

• SWTOR trailer revels in the signs of war

• Teamlab's hangers use RFID to take shopping into the 21st century (video)

• Rayman shows 10 ways to 'bubblize' enemies

• The Secret World dev diary video delves into The Secret War

• Visualized: Google opens @Android Twitter, raises Ice Cream Sandwich effigy (video)

• World of Wardrobe: Traipsing around Tempest Keep for tier 5, page 2

• Fusion: Genesis is an XBLA twin-stick MMO from ex-Rare devs

• Popcorn Dragon trailer pops up, looks delicious

• November 2 is BurgerTime on XBLA

• Conquer Online arrives on Facebook

• We'd watch Luigi's Mansion: The Movie

• Rusty Hearts rolls out an Awakening

• Dungeon Defenders dev diary gets to the RPG meat

• Humble Frozen Synapse Bundle breaks $1 million

• Mass Effect 3's multiplayer tied to Online Pass

• Allods Online: Undaunted goes live with gifts for all

• Gears of War 3 stats show shotgun domination; sawed-off weakened

• 'Hide-Behinds and Squonks and Gumberoos': Bjorn Johannessen talks Salem

• Hackers add Waluigi to Super Smash Bros. Brawl

• A look behind the scenes for City of Heroes' first signature arc

• Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception gameplay footage (with a splash of gunplay)

• Fallen Earth's spiked chopper debuts in new trailer

• PSA: Play Dragon Age 2 'Mark of the Assassin' DLC, watch 'Redemption' web series today

• Breakfast Topic: Have you ever seen anyone RP a peon?

• German video effects company builds camera drone for the Red Epic

• Botanicula video teases Amanita Design's next adventure

• Must See HDTV (October 10th - 16th)

• Afterfall Insanity will be $1 if it hits 10 million pre-orders

• Age of Wulin videos show life skills, combat

• The Joystiq Indie Pitch: City Tuesday

• All the World's a Stage: Plot points for Blood Knights

• That Minecraft documentary you helped fund is moving along nicely

• Rise and Shiny recap: Glitch

• Sunday Morning Funnies: Five hundred slaps ago

• Zelda, Robin Williams and his beard in Four Swords commercial

• Weekly Webcomic Wrapup is down with VVVVVV

• Age of Wulin closed beta begins

• Bit.Trip Presents: Runner 2, Future Legend of Rhythm Alien

• New Street Fighter X Tekken trailers tease Dan, Mecha Zangief and others

• 'Fighting is Magic' in fanmade My Little Pony fighter

• The Joystiq Indie Pitch: Pro Zombie Soccer

• Lego Harry Potter: Years 5-7 has round glasses, square people

• Watch this Binary Domain trailer or there will be consequences

• Pac-Man: The Musical is great, made of clay

• CLASH is an adorable, cloth-climbing roach-bot (video)

• Entire world explodes in Modern Warfare 3 single-player trailer

• Portabliss: Loop Raccord (iPad)

• This Week In MMO: Night at the movies edition

• Steel Legions opens up a can of Warfare on all declared enemies

• FFXIV's Yoshida answers fan questions in live producer letter video

• How The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword begins

• Batman: Arkham City's Robin in new Boy Wonderful footage

• SpaceChem added to the Humble Bundle

• The OverAchiever: Littlest Pet Shop, part 2

• Rage against the extreme: Introducing L.A.W -- Living After War

• Ubisoft takes Kinect to Self Defense Training Camp

• Liked Rage's Wolfenstein room? How about Doom and Quake?

• Capsized landing on XBLA in December

• Yakuza: Dead Souls coming to North America and Europe in March

• Dragon Age: Redemption series debuts on Machinima next week

• PlayStation characters say thanks in awesome new ad

• Keiji Inafune reveals 'King of Pirates,' heading to 3DS in 2012

• Samsung teases next week's 'Unpacked,' offers a momentary glance at a mysterious device

• Take justice to the streets in City of Heroes

• PSA: Rage is having issues on PC, fixes incoming

• FFXIV's 1.19 patch features new group content, Ifrit primal

• Cryptic explains Star Trek Online's quick turnaround time

• Black Prophecy celebrates World Space Week with bonus events

• iCub crawls closer toward the Robopocalypse (video)

• Spider-Man Edge of Time launch trailer pumps a web fist

• Must See HDTV (October 3rd - 9th)

• Jonathan Coulton talks coding, Creative Commons and becoming an internet rockstar (video)

• Gold Capped: The wild west economy of the patch 4.3 PTR

• The Queue: Turkey bacon and egg on a roll

• Undead Labs moving right along with Class3

• Japanese hardware sales, September 19 - 25: Ballz edition

• The Joystiq Indie Pitch: Mactabilis

• Rise and Shiny recap: Kultan

• Know Your Lore: NPC evolution from Wrath to Cataclysm and beyond

• Sunday Morning Funnies: Kitty!

• PSA: Uncharted 3's multiplayer available at Subway

• Weekly Webcomic Wrapup is rushing the Halloween season

• Aeria releases Eden Eternal player housing video

• LEGO Lancer is a ludicrous, life-size labor of love

EVs and Transportation (28)

• Varley's evR450 all-electric supercar set to hit Australian roads next year

• Nissan Leaf EVs to join NYC taxis, won't make hailing a cab in Manhattan any easier

• GM's got a brand new electric motor and it'll give you the key (video)

• Inhabitat's Week in Green: CR-V hybrid, Facebook's server farm and robot costumes

• Tesla Roadster to return in 2014, 3-Series fighter in the works

• BYD's e6 goes on sale in China, still mulling trek across Pacific

• Toyota's Touch Life will "mirror" your iPhone's display

• Toyota introduces Touch Life smartphone mirroring system, your Prius and iPhone can become one

• BYD opens North American HQ in LA, electric bus headed for LAX

• Rear window LED hack minds bad drivers' manners, has nothing to do with Hitchcock (video)

• Fisker Karma gets EPA-certified 52MPGe, sales ready to begin

• GM demos accident avoidance system with brains and long range

• Ford brings Bluetooth text message readouts to more SYNC vehicles

• DeLorean DMC-12 EV announced for 2013 production, Doc Brown's whip gets real... electric

• Inhabitat's Week in Green: Civic hybrid gets driven, AT-AT dog costume gets worn

• EV manufacturers get harmonized, agree to build a universal charging system

• Magellan updates RoadMate USA with enhanced maps

• Panasonic, Tesla rekindle romance, strike supply agreement for Model S batteries

• Cadillac unveils CUE infotainment system for connected driving excitement in 2012 (video)

• The very light, very electric, very efficient Edison2 eVLC scores 245MPGe rating

• Nissan's new charging technology will juice your EV in ten minutes, ten years from now

• The Faraday electric bike shows us all how retro the future will be

• Tesla Model S test ride and factory tour (video)

• TomTom extends Live service and HD Traffic to Canada with Go Live 1535M nav unit

• Kia to roll out re-badged Hyundai electric minicar in late 2011

• NTT DoCoMo Shared Bicycle Initiative hands-on (video)

• Tesla Model S to get faster Sport edition, leave sedan in the dust

• Inhabitat's Week In Green: eco abodes, world's largest solar park and Axeon's new EV battery

Gaming (814)

• Ken Levine and Guillermo del Toro talk films, monsters, and narrative on latest Irrational Interviews

• Battlefield 3 secures top of UK charts

• Fallen Earth developer blog talks territory control and world events

• PSA: Talk to Calendar Man in Batman: Arkham City today

• Blood Pact: Looking at new warlock talents, page 2

• Binding of Isaac gets a big ol' Halloween update

• Report: Silicon Knights cuts staff by nearly 75 percent, from 97 to just 25 [update]

• Joystiq's favorite unintentionally scary games

• Flameseeker Chronicles: Zola's a little cranky, and so am I

• Battlefield 3 internal sales estimates show 5 million units sold in week one, globally

• Leaderboard: MMO trick vs. MMO treat

• WildStar beta sign-ups now open

• GhostX Ultimate offers classless gameplay with nanobots

• Ecco the Dolphin: unexpected terror in the deep blue sea

• Two Bosses Enter: Lord Godfrey conquers all in season 2

• Upcoming book Stay Awhile and Listen delves into the history of Blizzard

• PlanetSide 2's classes undergo flexible combat training

• Hear ye, hear ye! Castlot has entered open beta!

• Volition staffer: Red Faction: Armageddon's problem was 'consistency'

• Breaking down Capcom's Dragon's Dogma press demo

• The story of saving APB

• Lollipop Chainsaw's 'total awesomeness' on display

• Sega game sales down in first half of fiscal 2012; Rise of Nightmares fails to hit the heights

• Earth Eternal development on hold once again

• Around Azeroth: Let's go sunning

• Rolling Start: Joystiq sings along with Daytona USA's karaoke mode

• The Daily Grind: What's the most iconic MMO city?

• Japanese hardware sales, October 17 - 23: Halloween history edition

• Tomb Raider celebrates 15th anniversary with a Lara Croft art gallery

• Limbo pumpkin is as eerie and beautiful as the game itself

• Study: 51 percent of American kids under 8 have played a console game

• The Light and How to Swing It: Dissecting the melee healer myth

• Have a beer, play Ultimate Marvel Vs. Capcom 3 a week early in a London bar

• Goldeneye 007: Reloaded wants to prove it isn't an old fogie, so it has dubstep

• This new Darkness 2 trailer is impressively gross

• The Anvil of Crom: A four-month F2P report card

• Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 character changes, part two: Capcom characters

• Sunday Morning Funnies: Post-BlizzCon afterglow

• The Daily Grind: Are there lore elements you feel don't get used enough?

• Travel Back to the future of Karkand with screens from Battlefield 3's first DLC

• Riot Games' close calls with disaster

• PSA: How to open your ports for Battlefield 3

• Obsidian Entertainment is developing for a 'leading animation franchise'

• The next Rainbow Six game is probably titled 'Patriots'

• New Dungeon Decks for the WoW TCG

• Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City chasing down Leon on March 20, 2012

• Asura's Wrath will be unleashed on February 21, 2012

• WRUP: Poorly thought out mascot edition

• Fallen Earth's Halloween sale refunds all G1 Credits spent

• Breakfast Topic: What starting zone bores you?

• BioWare plans to grow community with cross-platform offerings

• The Joystiq Indie Pitch: Love+

• Skyrim trailer transitions concept art to in-game footage

• The Daily Quest: Are we there yet?

• Rock Band Weekly: Breaking Benjamin, Papa Roach

• DUST 514 server architect reveals the magic behind the techno-miracle

• WRUP: Battlefear 3

• Raid Rx: Thoughts on the next expansion and healers

• Phat Loot Phriday: Restored Archeus

• Ready Check: Looking into the future of raiding

• Massively Exclusive: GamersFirst on yesterday's layoffs and the future of APB

• MMObility: Why I need this new gaming toy

• Editorial: The broken, sputtering launch of Battlefield 3 online multiplayer

• Shifting Perspectives: Upcoming talent changes for balance

• Massively Exclusive: WindSlayer 2 dev diary gets economic

• Some Assembly Required: An early look at Dawntide

• Forsaken World unleashes the Storms of War

• Levine: Occupy Wall Street and tea party mirror revolution in BioShock Infinite

• World of Darkness' Chris McDonough calms fan concerns

• GamersFirst challenging players with Occupy Free2Play

• The Cataclysm: A critical examination

• CCP bringing back EVE's volunteer moderator program

• Ghostcrawler introduces you to the Pandaren monk

• GTA: Vice City, San Andreas iOS ports 'very possible'

• Pitchblack releases Prime Battle for Dominus trailer

• Australian Classification Branch: R18+ not ready for 'another couple of years'

• A Very Joystiq Podcast Holiday Special: Terrifically Spooky IV

• Sega and Arkedo team up for 'Project Hell Yeah'

• The Queue: BlizzCon was really fun

• Mad Catz proves its soul still burns with Soul Calibur V Arcade FightStick Soul Edition

• TERA's Korean version influenced by Western feedback

• A WoW player's introduction to Diablo 3, or why you should play Diablo 3

• Blizzard apologizes for anti-gay slurs at BlizzCon

• EA suffers Q2 loss, revenue propped up by FIFA and Madden

• The Daily Grind: Do you support your favorite MMO by staying subbed, even if you don't play anymore?

• Sonic Generations pre-orders exceed all previous Sonic titles

• Much smaller journey: The Longest Journey coming to iPhone

• Richard Garriott running Portalarium with robots

• Pandaria to eschew capital cities for scattered vendors, separate faction hubs

• Get Jetpack Joyride for free from Apple via Facebook

• DC Universe Online to go free-to-play on November 1st

• The Dark Meadow updated, price dropped for Halloween

• The Guild Counsel: Guild horror stories

• Rock of Ages gets a slice of pumpkin Halloween DLC

• En Masse releases new TERA Halloween video

• Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning deals fate cards in latest trailer

• Rumor: GamersFirst lays off 32 staffers, CFO [Updated]

• Find out how digital Apples to Apples compares to the real thing this December

• BioShock Infinite's main voice actors explore the creative process

• Choose My Adventure: Conflicted and confused

• Telltale opens the gates on Jurassic Park Deluxe Edition

• Prime World shows the glory -- and defeat -- of combat

• Star Supremacy hands out treats to beta testers

• The grizzled guns and leaping explosives of Modern Warfare 3

• EVE dev blog unveils new Gallente battlecruiser

• Mass Effect 3 co-op screens bring us all together

• Patch 4.3 PTR: Valor point gear gallery

• Layoffs hit NCsoft's North American offices

• Techland doing digital ATV racer for Ubisoft, codenamed 'Project Haste'

• Babel Rising on XBLA and PSN courtesy of Ubisoft, Kinect and Move support biblically appropriate

• Assassin's Creed sneaking a third mobile entry onto iOS in 'Recollection'

• Soulcalibur 5 fight stick coming courtesy of Mad Catz

• Eligium launches website and reveals... panda monks. Really.

• Epic wants Unreal Engine 4 ready for the next-gen console launch

• Scattered Shots: BlizzCon hunter info roundup

• Breakfast Topic: Who should play your character in the WoW movie?

• Black Eyed Peas Experience trailer gets real (and virtually) groovy

• SOE announcing DCUO's freemium launch date tomorrow

• Non-mobile Capcom profits Smurfed-up in first half of fiscal year

• Blizzard extends new guild services to additional realms

• New hack-and-slash MMO Core Blaze discusses boss fights, platforming details

• PSA: Pinball FX2 'Paranormal' table available now, free for a week

• The Daily Quest: I got your talents right here

• Newest update to Final Fantasy XI is empty inside

• Super Hero Squad Online introduces new heroes, reveals Challenge System screens

• Free for All: Why RuneScape is almost perfect for me, not bots

• Saints Row 3: The Third 'Initiation Station' lets you build-a-Itagaki

• Bethesda appeal denied for Fallout Online, work continues by Interplay

• XIII: Lost Identity is an 'interactive story,' not a shooter

• Enter At Your Own Rift: The big takeaways from GDC

• Guild Wars 2 and The Old Republic earn awards at Paris Games Week 2011

• First Mists of Pandaria developer chat Thursday

• Rappelz expansion coming in November

• Encrypted Text: Rogue news from BlizzCon 2011

• PlanetSide 2's scale dwarfs Battlefield, Call of Duty franchises

• The New York Times goes to BlizzCon

• WayForward's Shantae headed to iOS this Thursday

• Nightwing DLC footage is electric, sticks Nov. 1 landing

• Prius Online releases Stronghold of the North expansion

• Namco increases financial forecast thanks to Tales of Xillia

• Metal Gear Solid HD Collection slithers into Europe on Feb. 3, 2012 [update: US on Nov. 8]

• Gameloft puts games on sale for Halloween

• Jagex levies a lawsuit against RuneScape botters

• In Russia, APB Reloaded hijacks you!

• Choose My Adventure: Meet Alira

• Ubisoft expands to Abu Dhabi

• It came from the Blog: Join us for a Hallow's End Candy Run

• The Daily Grind: What would you ask your favorite game dev in person?

• King of Fighters XIII: The Soundtrack: The Trailer

• Dungeon Siege 3 digs up 'Treasures of the Sun' DLC

• LOTR: War in the North dev video brings the Posehn

• Gameloft dresses up iOS titles in $0.99 price tags for Halloween sale

• Ono on why Namco and Capcom are keeping separate while collaborating

• Space Marine's free 'Exterminatus' co-op mode now available

• SOE releases new PlanetSide 2 Terran Republic info

• Perfect World delays War of the Immortals beta

• PSA: Halo: Glasslands novel out today

• Massively Exclusive: WindSlayer 2 developer diary looks at ranged classes

• Richard Garriott wins lawsuit against NCsoft (again)

• Faces of BlizzCon: Guildmates tighten bonds at BlizzCon meetups

• Final Fantasy XIV bringing you another producer's letter all the way live

• Watch Solid Snake peace walk through a village in HD

• Powder Monkeys offers challenging fun for young gamers

• Warp trailer shows off the Echo and Swap abilities

• Report: GTA V to be set in Los Angeles, will feature multiple playable characters

• The Soapbox: Applying Neal Stephenson's Innovation Starvation to MMOs

• Gold Capped: Pokemon pandas, the economy, and BlizzCon 2011

• Diablo 3 being polished up, no release date yet

• Guild Realm Transfer, Faction Change and other services now available

• SOE apologizes for delay of SWG customer loyalty free trials

• Hyperspace Beacon: Crafting preview

• Harmonix: Rock Band in for a 'fundamental creative reinterpretation'

• Cryptozoic announces new WoW card game Clash of Champions

• Two Bosses Enter: The final matchup, Lord Godfrey vs. Zanzil

• New 17-hole course coming to Pangya United

• Over 500K have registered for Secret World's beta

• Ben Heck gets into the pinball business for real, pre-orders begin in January

• Make T.I.M.E. to go through the IGF 2012 entries

• Digimon Masters launches worldwide

• Trion Worlds may go public following RIFT's success

• Appeals court affirms Richard Garriott's lawsuit win against NCsoft

• The Secret World lures half a million potential beta testers into the underworld

• Chris Metzen talks about heroes

• Batman: Arkham City ships 4.6M in first week, 2M sold

• ArcheAge fills up its 2011 dance card with beta, events

• Serious Sam: The Random Encounter launches (a billion missiles)

• The Daily Grind: Will you be participating in MMO Halloween festivities?

• Breakfast Topic: Do you read the WoW novels?

• Grand Theft Auto V announced, includes guide to Roman numerals

• Blood Pact: A warlock history

• Final Fantasy XI gets an updated roadmap

• Dance Central puts its whole catalog on sale

• Wizard101 offers reimbursement for Sunday downtime

• Nano Assault trailer is not for the germaphobic

• Leaderboard: Free Realms' vs. Wizard101's unicorns

• The 'Klobb' returns in ex-Rare staff's Fusion: Genesis

• Virtua Tennis 4 'World Tour Edition' rated in Australia

• Flameseeker Chronicles: Pumpkinhead edition

• Jetpack Joyride update injects new jetpacks, reaffirms our loathing of Game Center friends

• Scrolls not free-to-play, shares elements with F2P titles

• Faces of BlizzCon: We asked Ask Mr. Robot

• A haunted Halloween MMO tour [Update]

• Batman: Arkham City has fourth biggest UK launch in 2011

• Cower in terror or stand tall against Skyrim's totally real dragon

• The Queue: PVP, player models, and applying to WoW Insider

• Glitch developer says mobile gaming is dominating the games industry

• BioWare Mythic isn't playing favorites with free-to-play and subscriptions

• Around Azeroth: Pet your dog, not your date

• Insomniac trademarks two varieties of extraterrestrial 'Beast'

• BlizzCon 2011: Early monk abilities and the dark side of the force

• Breakfast Topic: Do you plan on playing a monk?

• Japanese hardware sales, October 10 - 16: Tinseltown edition

• Valve and Xsolla set up more than 450,000 cash kiosks in Russia

• Shifting Perspectives: Post-BlizzCon feral thoughts

• Ready Check: How legendaries destroy PVE

• Sonic Generations will include the original Sonic The Hedgehog (if you can unlock it)

• The Light and How to Swing It: Throttling holy paladins in PVP

• The Daily Quest: If I don't get a horse this year

• Orcs Must Die! more than ever with the first DLC pack, The Artifacts of Power

• Funcom wants to tell you about the Dragon's Secret World

• Faces of BlizzCon: It's a long way to BlizzCon

• Saints Row: The Third 'Cherished Memory' trailer urges caution

• BlizzCon 2011: Day two round-up

• The Daily Grind: What games go overboard with effects?

• The Light and How to Swing It: A career guide for tanks

• BlizzCon 2011: Crafted wands returning to enchanters

• Faces of BlizzCon: The honeymooners

• Land of Chaos Online rebranding as LOCO: Evolution

• BlizzCon 2011: Lore Q&A Liveblog

• New character models are in the works

• Guild services to be released within two weeks

• Arkham City gets an official mammal-with-webbed-wings app for iOS

• BlizzCon 2011: Heroic Scholomance and Scarlet Monastery redesign

• Soulcalibur 5's pre-order character Dampierre is ... interesting

• BlizzCon 2011: Classes, Items, and Professions Q&A Liveblog

• Blizzard talks console controls for Diablo 3

• BlizzCon 2011: The floor, the people, the shows

• The Tattered Notebook: Beastlord prep 101

• This is the official Modern Warfare 3 launch trailer

• Undead Labs Q&A touches on health bars, death mechanics

• Capcom releases Ultimate MvC3 change log for Marvel characters

• Faces of BlizzCon: Convention floor tips from the first aid fix-it lady

• Arcane Brilliance: Why the one true spec assumption is a lie

• Blizzard discusses Gold Selling and the Guardian Cub

• The Queue: Name that companion pet.

• The Mummy Online's beta is under wraps

• G4's cosplay women of BlizzCon

• Blizzard Publishing announces two new Pandaren stories and more

• Star Trek Online strengthening the fight against the Borg

• BlizzCon 2011: Day one round-up

• The Daily Grind: How should free-to-play games restrict content?

• Soulcalibur V Collector's Edition: the pages of history

• NBA 2K12 'Legends Showcase' DLC out this holiday

• Dan Houser looks back on GTA 3, ten years later

• CCP announces new Customer Relations details

• Rock Band Weekly: Rob Zombie, White Zombie, The Darkness

• BlizzCon 2011: Cosplay image gallery

• SOE releases new PlanetSide 2 lore entry

• The Secret World invites you to ask your Dragony questions

• BlizzCon 2011: Reader meetup recap

• BlizzCon 2011: Goodbye, ranged slot

• BlizzCon 2011: Overview of PVE Scenarios

• Call of Duty Elite trailer gets competitive

• Fresh demonic Diablo 3 media from Blizzcon

• BlizzCon 2011 Dungeons and Raids Panel Liveblog

• GAME introduces centralized digital payment system for MMOs

• BlizzCon 2011: Dungeons and Raids information

• BlizzCon 2011: Blizzard reveals new talent system

• SSX comes shredding in a few weeks late on February 14, 2012

• How nostalgic JRPGs trick us into loving them

• Portal 2's second DLC is an 'in-game editor,' arrives 'early next year'

• BlizzCon 2011: Pandaren will be playable by both the Horde and Alliance

• MMObility: OnLive might just be perfect for MMOs

• The Joystiq Show - 010: Now Playing NY Comic Con

• Blizzard announces World of Warcraft Annual Pass

• Earthrise releases vehicle patch, reactivates old accounts

• Transformers Universe NYCC panel recap

• Soul Calibur coming to iOS platforms 'soon'

• Super Hero Squad Online's challenge system offers a new way to earn special characters

• BlizzCon 2011: Opening Ceremony Liveblog

• New Max Payne 3 screens go horizontal

• Gold Capped: Chaos Orbs to become tradable in 4.3

• Star Wars: The Old Republic video gives a look inside the collector's edition

• Updated: Jump into the Tribes: Ascend beta with a key from Massively

• WoW Insider's BlizzCon 2011 coverage schedule: Day one

• The Sandbox interviews Repopulation developer

• The Queue: Why Blizzard must deliver today

• Glyph Wakfu's Feca class a break, it rocks

• Bethesda shoots down Doom 4 postponement rumors

• Around Azeroth: That night, a pumpkin grew

• KingsIsle teasing new Wizard101 content

• Our interview with Final Fantasy XIV's Naoki Yoshida

• Our interview with Final Fantasy XIV's Naoki Yoshida, part 2

• Breakfast Topic: What do you expect from this year's BlizzCon?

• The Daily Grind: Do single-player games influence your MMO choices?

• Soulcalibur V launches on January 31, 2012; Ezio sneaks into the game

• BlizzCon 2011 bingo: Mark your cards

• Download the Dungeon Defenders demo and fight off foes with friends

• BioWare announces details of upcoming Mass Effect 3 demo

• DC Universe Online announces Legendary subscription plan

• Hijacking the fun: Grand Theft Auto 3 on iPad

• The MMO Report: Purple tie edition

• Marvel Universe Online's newest addition is... not U.S.Agent

• Murkablo already showing up in player mailboxes

• Play Golden Age in style with a gift pack from Massively!

• Death Rally gets big multiplayer update

• Star Trek Online's Path to F2P highlights crafting changes

• Blizzard auctioning server blades to benefit St. Jude's

• Ask Massively: Several reasons edition

• It's Ace Combat's great pumpkin DLC, Charlie Brown!

• Addon Spotlight: Mailbag 3

• Inafune cheers on Mega Man Legends 3 fan campaign

• The Secret World's Dragon Week continues with new video, interview

• Darwinia devs working on new project, 'Prison Architect'

• Airtight Games' Kim Swift discusses Portal comparisons and the democratic origin of Quantum Conundrum

• Free Realms clocks 20 million players over two-and-a-half years [Update]

• Wish granted: Nadirim launching next month

• 15 Minutes of Fame: Smells like gamer spirit

• Rumor: 2K Marin in Australia hit by layoffs

• Spiral Knights adds Shadow Lair boss content

• Modern Warfare 3 trailer announces 'Strike Package' classes

• Digimon Masters launching October 25th

• Torchlight 2 still scheduled for late 2011 (barring death or illness)

• Presenting Joystiq T-Shirts for you to buy on TopatoCo!

• Report: Ubisoft close to Assassin's Creed film deal with Sony

• The Guild Counsel: A look at Race to World First

• Ignited Games begins WindSlayer 2 closed beta with a key giveaway

• Gears of War 3 ventures into 'RAAM's Shadow' DLC this December

• L.A. Noire: The Complete Edition coming to PS3, 360 this November

• World of Warplanes turns off the 'no forums' lights

• The Daily Grind: Should more MMOs implement sidekicking?

• Breakfast Topic: What are your plans for BlizzCon this year?

• City Interactive announces Sniper and Combat Wings release dates

• Zombie Apocalypse: Never Die Alone launches this fall on XBLA, PSN

• BlizzCon 2011 goodie bag pictures have surfaced

• Rayman Origins Collector's Edition is exclusive to Europe

• EEDAR report: half of HD console owners buying DLC

• House of the Dead: Overkill Extended Cut 'Carnival' trailer is surprisingly tame

• City of Heroes updates players on the coming summit

• Saints Row: The Third and doughnuts for dinner

• Sonic CD trailer shows a game from another Sonic generation

• Choose My Adventure: On to Eorzea

• MMO Family: Why games are good for family

• What's in a Name: Bungie Aerospace

• Warner solving Arkham City DLC issue with a simple 5 step process

• Kinect's 'Family Vision': FMV games in every home

• Hear me roar: Become the voice of a monster in R.O.H.A.N.

• Jagged Alliance Online closed beta registration now open

• Free for All: An inside look at Illyriad Games

• Archlord celebrates its second anniversary

• Catherine moves 500K copies worldwide

• The Secret World's Dragon Week reveals faction backstory, mission details

• CCP layoffs affect 20% of worldwide staff, company focusing on EVE

• Two Tribes announces Toki Tori 2, offers limited free development version

• Around Azeroth: You needed a bath anyway

• Encrypted Text: The complexities of rogue DPS

• Warner Bros. Interactive Entertainment talks strategy, new Hobbit game and other upcoming titles

• Final Hours of Portal 2 app talks possible level editor features

• The Daily Grind: Could you do a better job running your guild?

• Karaoke Revolution: Glee Volume 3 sings out on Xbox 360, Wii Nov. 22

• Pinball FX2 offers free 'Paranormal' table starting next Wednesday

• World of Keflings alien DLC crash lands Oct. 26 for $4

• 'Cyborg Skills Pack' augments Dead Rising 2 Off the Record next week

• Official plush Portal turrets deploying this December

• MMO Roundup: Last week on Massively

• Blizzard previews Hallow's End in new community post

• BlizzCon 2011: Mega Bloks Thrall figure and more

• Arkham City buyers encounter numerous DLC code issues [update: Warner responds, working on fix]

• Blood Sport: 5 frustrations of PVP and how to overcome them

• Reader UI of the Week: Cruelblade pushes everything to the bottom

• Hyperspace Beacon: Holocron Files -- Trandoshans

• Double Fine Happy Action Theater will make you a pigeon toilet

• Patch 4.3 PTR patch notes updated for Oct. 18

• Irrational's Ken Levine on BioShock's final boss and how Infinite's solution is 'more in our wheelhouse'

• The Dragon roars: Funcom spies on The Secret World's most mysterious faction

• Shifting Perspectives: Druid tanking and healing in End Time

• How CyberConnect2 became a Soulcalibur 5 collaborator

• Dance Central 2, NFS: The Run demos available now

• Lichborne: A BlizzCon death knight wishlist

• EA: Battlefield 3 pre-orders over 'a couple million,' 8 million played beta

• The WoW Insider Show Episode 215: The one before BlizzCon

• Mojang wins interim injunction battle, can keep using 'Scrolls' name for now

• Drink NOS, get a Batman Beyond skin for Arkham City

• The Daily Grind: Do you care about the lore of non-playable races?

• Stronghold 3 defends Oct. 25 launch date, unleashes assets

• Fruit Ninja dev opening new studio in Sydney

• Leaked Soulcalibur 5 screen shows mysterious character (and it's not Ezio)

• Infinity Blade coming to an arcade near you

• Blood Pact: The new destruction in patch 4.3

• John Smedley talks EverQuest, DC Universe Online, and future projects

• Rumor: Assassin's Creed protagonist Ezio coming to Soulcalibur 5

• Gold Capped: The epic gem market in patch 4.3

• Assassin's Creed: Revelations Achievements emerge from the shadows

• Cable joins the Marvel Universe Online roster

• BioWare says gamers find it hard to go back to other MMOs after playing SWTOR

• Leaderboard: GW's Gwen vs. EQ's Firiona Vie

• New XIII game coming, presumably without David Duchovny

• For once, Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 slows down

• Patch 4.3 PTR: Raid testing schedule for Oct. 17-18

• Wings Over Atreia: Socket this

• Namco Bandai to publish Ni no Kuni in the US and EU

• Officers' Quarters: Mailbox roundup 4 -- raid leaders

• New(ish) Sonic Generations demo coming to PS3, 360 starting this week

• Two Bosses Enter: Vanessa VanCleef vs. Zanzil

• Wizardry Online launches open beta in Japan while eyeing the west

• The Secret World kicks off Week of the Dragon

• Battlefield 3 map unveiling concludes with Grand Bazaar, Noshahr Canals

• Midwestern Conference on Health Games to feature MMO presentation

• Skyrim: I fought the dragon and the dragon (mostly) won

• Iron Brigade DLC official, involves Mars and bears

• Funcom talks The Secret World at NYCC

• Dante reawakens next year in Devil May Cry HD Collection

• The Amazing Spider-Man has been cooking for at least a year; Acti canned Spider-Man 4

• The Queue: And Your World Will Burn

• Forza 4 finishes first on UK charts, Just Dance 3 takes third

• The Daily Grind: Are MMO sequels doomed to fail?

• The Light and How to Swing It: Working with a single school of magic

• Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure animals want to say hi... with lasers

• What's in a Name: Gaikai

• The Indie Stone is burgled, loses code for latest Project Zomboid update

• Newest Star Trek Online blog details upcoming event system

• The Man of Steel returns to video games ... on iOS

• The Daily Grind: Do you like to level in parties?

• Breakfast Topic: Are you afraid of the PUG?

• Take a trip through Prototype 2's super deadly 'Red Zone'

• Hector: Badge of Carnage spews out a sale through Oct. 24

• Get caught in FFXIII-2's dark embrace via NYCC trailer and screens

• EA files trademark application for 'Prison Kings'

• Batman: Arkham City's Nightwing could use a haircut

• Zen Studios bringing Pinball FX to 3DS, Vita, mobile; shows off X-Men table

• Watch The Amazing Spider-Man's first gameplay trailer right here

• Galactus revealed as playable in 'his own little mode' for Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3

• The Road to Mordor: Getting the most out of your F2P account

• The Secret World dev diary lifts the veil on battles, factions and the war

• Buy Batman used at GameStop, get free Catwoman code

• Tales series spinning off onto Mobage

• Clone Wars Adventures gets new starter zone, mini-game, and more

• BioWare Mythic on Warhammer Online: Wrath of Heroes' MMO origins

• Breakfast Topic: Is Azeroth's technology too advanced?

• Syndicate broadcasts 10 minutes of gameplay

• Ubisoft delays Rocksmith until 2012 in Europe over trademark dispute

• Watch Seth Killian demonstrate Street Fighter X Tekken's 'Gem System'

• 'Ghost Watch' unveiled at Level-5 Vision event

• Rock Band Weekly: Coldplay

• WRUP: Waiting on The Batman

• Patch 4.3 PTR: Well of Eternity heroic dungeon available for testing

• Wasteland Diaries: Launch 2.0

• Rufus taking a bite out of Street Fighter X Tekken

• Ready Check: What to do when there's no raiding left

• These gaming pumpkins are a real treat, no trick

• Patch 4.3 PTR: Dragon Soul raid now available for testing

• Street Fighter X Tekken drops the first punch March 6 [Update]

• Assassin's Creed: Revelations is 3D compatible on PS3, 360, PC

• Batman: Arkham City launch trailer doesn't spoil anything

• Massively Exclusive: WindSlayer 2 dev diary looks at melee classes

• Prius Online's Stronghold of the North expansion coming October 26th

• The Lawbringer: Guardian Cub pros and cons, page 2

• Sonic's rivals make their arrivals in Sonic Generations trailer

• Play games, heal kids: It's time for Extra Life 2011

• Scattered Shots: Improving hunter PVP

• Battlefield 3 will employ Online Pass, required for multiplayer

• The first Transformers: Fall of Cybertron trailer is dark, whompy

• EA Bright Light in process of closure

• GDC Online 2011 hits record attendance

• The Joystiq Show - 009: Dark Souls and the Dark Knight

• The Repopulation influenced by UO and SWG

• Kickin' Momma becomes Gem King, Hothead tells us why

• GDC Online 2011: Raph Koster speaks on the gamification of real life

• Deus Ex 'Missing Link' DLC finds launch date, price

• Beenox working on an Amazing Spider-Man game (legal clarification: THAT IS JUST THE TITLE)

• Star Trek Online dev blog clarifies free-to-play currency trades

• Square-Enix announces end of Final Fantasy XIV's free play and roadmap for next year

• Phat Loot Phriday: Funeral Pyre

• THQ's Bilson 'not sure there's room' for Space Marine sequel alongside MMO

• Breakfast Topic: What about Gilneas?

• Blizzard auctions off old server hardware for charity

• Pre-order Batman at Blockbuster, get a month of free game and movie rentals

• Might & Magic Heroes 6 conjures launch trailer, screens

• SOE releases second PlanetSide 2 short story

• Wakfu unveils the nation of Sufokia

• Angry Birds studio head claims $1.2B valuation too low, 'maybe' going public next year

• THQ says WAR40K release date, features list is 'pure speculation'

• The MMO Report: Angular blocky dragons edition

• Eligium using Facebook to start the beta push

• Parody tweeter 'PeterMolydeux' once applied for work at Lionhead

• LEGO Universe offers $15,000 US in prizes in the Nexus Force Championships

• Is Tyrael this year's BlizzCon swag statue?

• Leader short stories continue with Varian Wrynn: Blood of Our Fathers

• Dark Millennium Online has conflict of interest with potential Space Marine sequel

• Grand Theft Auto 3, Burnout Crash, new PopCap title coming to iOS

• Patch notes for Final Fantasy XIV's 1.19a update unveiled

• Catwoman unlocked in Batman: Arkham City through online pass

• Ask Massively: Alan Smithee edition

• Battlefield 3 slowly drops multiplayer map details

• GDC Online 2011: RIFT's Scott Hartsman on surviving and thriving in today's MMO climate

• 'Infinity Blade FX' brings the iOS hit to arcades

• Paragon Studios games for charity with Extra Life

• Patch 4.3 PTR patch notes updated for Oct. 13

• Skyrim can be beaten in just over two hours (if you're a developer)

• How Batman: Arkham City hopes to avoid villain clutter

• Blizzard auctioning off old servers for charity

• The Guild Counsel: Why not all guild departures are equal

• Former Diablo III dev decribes his work on post-apoc L.A.W - Living After War

• 15 Minutes of Fame: Counseling people who happen to play games

• Syndicate trailer recalls the past

• Transformers Universe gives fans a chance to name two classes

• Kim Swift fills us in on Airtight Games' silent 2010

• Here's Phoenix Wright in Ultimate Marvel vs. Capcom 3 [update: so many more trailers!]

• Grand Theft Auto 3 coming to iOS, Android for 10th anniversary, oh and $150 GTA3 action figure

• GDC Online 2011: CCP talks community management

• Payday: The Heist scores October 18 launch

• GDC Online 2011: BioWare's Damion Schubert takes a wrecking ball to the casual vs. hardcore model

• THQ releases flood of new details for Warhammer 40K: Dark Millennium Online

• Free-to-play Shadowrun Online announced

• Introducing Shadowrun Online

• Here come the Men in Black, in Activision's new game [update]

• EverQuest joins Ultima Online in GDCOA's Hall of Fame

• Breakfast Topic: How do you decide which race to roll?

• The Daily Grind: Do you prefer historical settings?

• Ridge Racer Unbounded: Crashing through expectations

• GoldenEye 007: Reloaded media plays on your nostalgia

• Relic reflects on Warhammer 40K: Space Marine reception

• Nexon looking to purchase Freestyle developer

• London Philharmonic records game music album

• Funcom signs on for Extra Life charity event

• GDC Online 2011: KingsIsle's Sara Jensen Schubert talks RPG math

• Wurm Online's studio changes its moniker

• GDC Online 2011: Riot Games' Travis S. George talks game production

• The Classifieds: Trademark your guild name

• Warhammer sticking with its subscription model

• GDC Online 2011: Chatting planes, tanks, and battleships with Wargaming.net

• Calibur11 Battlefield 3 vault prevents your console from going prone

• Choose My Adventure: What is this I don't even

• PopCap Games firing up Popcorn Dragon this winter for iOS

• BlazBlue: Continuum Shift Extend reaches out to North America

• Warhammer 40K Dark Millennium Online launch date revealed

• Burnout Crash coming to iOS

• WildStar design director Tim Cain joins Obsidian Entertainment

• WoW Insider's Weekly Webcomic: Safe Passage -- The Prologue

• Sonic 4 gets permanent price drop, now $10

• RIFT introduces Ashes of History edition game upgrade [Updated]

• Ireland planning to double its game industry jobs

• Metzen talks user-created content at GDC panel

• Fallen Earth launches F2P, postpones world events

• Daytona USA coming to PSN, XBLA in late October

• Here's why Anderson Silva landed the cover spot on UFC Undisputed 3

• GDC Online 2011: Spacetime Studios talks Star Legends

• Battlefield 3 brings down the house with 'Destruction' trailer

• Around Azeroth: Once upon a time in Exodar

• No More Heroes, Seaman and Vagrant Story creators making Level-5's 'Guild 01'

• Reto-Moto announces persistent WWII shooter Heroes & Generals

• The Daily Grind: What's your favorite quirky dev studio name?

• Breakfast Topic: How do you handle game mechanics when RPing?

• Embrace your obsessive inner typefacer with 'KernType,' a game about kerning

• Duke Nukem 3D gets some on Android

• EverQuest's Temple of the Sea unveiled in new video

• Suda 51 wants Grasshopper Manufacture to be like real grasshoppers

• RuneScape is losing the war on bots

• Zynga's CastleVille hopes to enter MMO territory

• Deus Ex: Human Revolution soundtrack available on Amazon Nov. 15

• MMO Roundup: Kitties, galaxies, and more

• Valkyria Chronicles 3 not planned for North America, Europe

• Blizzard wants you to Ask the Artists this BlizzCon

• Zynga announces HTML 5 games, will run on Facebook for iPad

• Totem Talk: Restoration's pre-patch 4.3 activity guide

• Gold Capped: Legally buy gold with the Guardian Cub

• GDC Online 2011: CCP on virtual goods in EVE Online

• Blizzard responds to Guardian Cub controversy

• Sorry farmers, but your cow is in another CastleVille (or: Zynga announces CastleVille for Facebook)

• Mark Jacobs: 'I've never been against F2P'

• Assassin's Creed: Revelations - Hooked in Istanbul

• SOE enlists comic book writer Marv Wolfman to pen PlanetSide 2 backstory

• Reader UI of the Week: Absinth's simplistic healer UI

• Source: Frontier's canned 'The Outsider' project was actually 'The Bourne Redemption,' and we've got the greenlight video [updated]

• The Soapbox: Watch out BioWare, it's a (WoW) trap!

• Skyrim manual leaks, reveals details about the game

• Report: GameStop outs Arkham City DLC dates, prices

• Gazillion's president says MMOs are in a rut

• Aliens to invade A World of Keflings in upcoming DLC

• Win a BlizzCon ticket from Gamebreaker.TV

• GoldenEye 007: Reloaded pre-order bonuses detailed

• The Daily Grind: Do you attend fan-created events in game?

• Heroes of Neverwinter brings D&D combat to Facebook

• The Darkness 2 illuminated in trailer blowout

• Adidas and EA team up on 'NFS: The Run'-ning shoe

• IndieCade 2011: Tom Sennett cares about Deepak Fights Robots

• BioWare reveals Mass Effect 3's 4-player co-op, teases 'Galaxy at War' mode

• Anderson Silva chosen by fans as the UFC Undisputed 3 cover athlete

• En Masse releases October TERA producer's letter

• Chris Metzen discusses the role of the writer at GDC Online

• The beta and Battlefield 3

• Accessible content, valor points and the alt

• Lost Pages of Taborea: Patch 4.0.3 changes

• [Updated] Get ready for War of the Immortals with a closed beta key from Massively

• IndieCade 2011: Molding The Swapper out of clay

• Gold Capped: Making gold on a high-population, high-competition server

• Flameseeker Chronicles: Community, contests, and minion apocalypse

• Take a walk through Deus Ex: Human Revolution's Missing Link DLC

• Leisure Suit Larry coming in HD next year

• Wings Over Atreia: The anti-rant

• Two Bosses Enter: Foe Reaper 5000 vs. Lord Godfrey

• Dead Island 'Bloodbath Arena' DLC attacks in mid-November

• Blood Pact: Encounter design, demonology, and tier 13

• Hitman: Absolution goes on a tour of the Chicago Public Library, shoots it up

• DUST 514 to be the 'biggest multiplayer FPS on the market'

• Officers' Quarters: Patch 4.3 -- An officer's perspective

• Silent Hill: Downpour officially pushed to Q1 2012

• Darkness sequel adds contextually playable Darkling

• Leaderboard: Magic vs. melee

• Gaze ye upon the map of Skyrim and tremble

• FIFA 12 kicks it atop UK charts for second week

• New war system coming to Troy Online this week

• The Queue: 11 days 'til BlizzCon

• Fallen Earth launching free-to-play conversion with a last chance at veteran rewards

• Japanese hardware sales, September 26 - October 2: Coming soon to a theater near you edition

• Download the 'Achievement Unlocked' sound for your phone, you freak

• Capcom wants to violate your expectations, but in a good way

• Shifting Perspectives: Soloing as a feral druid, part 3

• IndieCade 2011: Sissy's Magical Ponycorn misconceptions

• Know Your Lore: The Shattering, part 1

• Test your detective skills with The Testament of Sherlock Holmes screens

• IndieCade 2011: Desktop Dungeons' inspiration, past, and future

• More details on XSEED's disturbing Corpse Party

• The Anvil of Crom: AA resets, tradeskills, and hardcore PvP stagnation

• Breakfast Topic: Transmogrification means revenge

• Kingdoms of Amalur: Reckoning designs narrative with McFarlane, Salvatore, Rolston

• New Might & Magic Heroes VI trailer: 'Tears or blood?'

• Bethesda: Nobody enjoys being 'forced' to sue Mojang

• Patch 4.3 PTR: New druid Hurricane animation

• The Mog Log: Patch 1.19

• The Care and Feeding of Warriors: Arms in PVE and PVP

• Pre-order your own Gunstringer Mini Marionette

• OnLive is putting six new indie games online this fall

• Green Lantern Extended Cut Blu-Ray combo pack to include Batman: Arkham City Sinestro Corps skin [update]

• Mirror's Edge 2 isn't not a possibility more than ever

• The Road to Mordor: Ten up, ten down

• WRUP: Some rules of the Massively garden edition

• The Daily Grind: How much time do you spend on character concepts?

• Ghost Recon Online dev diary aims to explain Ubi's intent

• Serious Sam: The Random Encounter gets hectic Oct. 24

• Champions' Art Corner shows Golden Age costumes, new Powerhouse locales

• Rock Band Weekly: Blink-182, The Clash

• Lord of the Rings: War in the North boss battle will not be the end of this fellowship

• Star Trek's Online path to F2P delves into Lore Missions

• Shifting Perspectives: Balance druids at lower gear levels

• Wasteland Diaries: Player-run economy

• Ready Check: Handling raid drama

• Massively exclusive: Introducing WindSlayer 2

• Minecraft Pocket Edition rolls out to non-Xperia Play Android devices

• Bear witness to Minecraft's blocky dragon

• The Lawbringer: Glider's story ends

• The Joystiq Show - 008: Looters in Beta Edition

• Sonic Generations trailer reaches the 'modern' era (of werewolves and girlfriends)

• Patch 4.3: Chromatic Dragon, other pet models revealed

• Team Bondi owed $1.4 million to employees, faces tech company

• Patch 4.3: Raid Finder loot rules updated

• Former Celtics coach suing EA, NCAA over misuse of likeness

• Learn the ins and outs of Renaissance bombs in latest Assassin's Creed: Revelations trailer

• Warhammer 40K: Space Marine 'Exterminatus' DLC drops Oct. 25

• Fruit Ninja: Puss in Boots is a thing, really; coming to iOS on Oct. 20

• SWTOR asks who's better: Jedi Knight or Bounty Hunter

• Bulletstorm devs shocked by how much swearing was in their own game

• DICE on the lack of vehicles in BF3 beta, future Bad Company possibilities

• The panel is true: The Secret World preps a NYCC appearance

• Fez, Johann Sebastian Joust win at the IndieCade 2011 awards

• Newest F2P blog for Star Trek Online talks about dilithium

• The Daily Grind: Do cartoony graphics bother you?

• Breakfast Topic: How many rolls did it take to get your character right?

• Hitman: Absolution has hardcore mode for masochists

• Gotham City Impostors animated short sets the stage

• Dead or Alive 5 dishes out another round between Ryu and Hayate

• Hunter tier 13 armor set and retrospective revealed

• Happy and hateful birthday, Demon's Souls!

• Indiecade 2011 preview: Ten games to watch for

• Dead Rising 2: OTR launch trailer documents the fall of a hero

• Batman: Arkham City copies available early at Times Square TRU event

• The Guild Counsel: Making a new guild work in an old game

• The MMO Report: Taunting beta-testers edition

• Need for Speed: The Run, now with cold-blooded murder

• Snikt! Wolverine enters the fray of Marvel Universe Online

• Okabu rolls in 'Meet the Heroes' trailer

• Prime: Battle for Dominus gets professional with new crafting details

• Rock Band celebrates Facebook milestone with Stevie Wonder, Coldplay, Breaking Benjamin, and Dream Theater

• Scattered Shots: State of hunter DPS

• 'Level-5 World' will be streamed

• BlizzCon 2011 schedule of events

• Hold on, UE3! Crytek is 'investigating' Flash for CryEngine, 'cross-platform solution' reveal soon

• Otherland dev talks timelines and Tad Williams' influence

• Ask Massively: Unpopular decisions edition

• The Perfect Ten: Excuses for ditching a dungeon run (from least to most insane)

• Rocksmith, as demonstrated by John 'Fatal1ty' Wendel

• Digital video game distribution finds brick and mortar camping, moves in for win

• Saints Row: The Third trailer blows up an energy drink mascot (what?)

• Preparing for the apocalypse (again): GamersFirst on Fallen Earth's F2P shift

• 15 Minutes of Fame: Will you be at BlizzCon?

• Transformers: Fall of Cybertron coming from High Moon, has a transforming dino

• Max Payne 3: A man on fire

• Trion announces Red Door publishing and development platform

• Face of Mankind looking for storyline gamemasters

• Anomaly Warzone Earth on sale and Universal now

• Around Azeroth: Hugs, not pugs

• The Daily Grind: Should games be region-locked?

• Hideo Kojima talks life, influences at USC presentation

• Max Payne 3 screens have hair, QA with developers

• Preview: Sine Mora and Black Knight Sword

• Hail to the Duke Nukem Forever DLC next week

• Electronic Arts sues EA (a fitness company) in logo dispute

• New Rappelz expansion coming in November

• Patch 4.3: Void Storage prices revealed

• S4 League Season 3 looking for design submissions

• Spiritual Guidance: More shadow priest news from the patch 4.3 PTR

• Origins of Malu has more plans on the horizon

• The Light and How to Swing It: Retribution paladin feedback

• Cryptic's Neverwinter to be a 'full-fledged MMO'

• No More Heroes for Mobage is a 'social assassination battle' game

• WildStar Wednesday: The return of Metal Maw

• Free for All: Why the term Facebook game should fade

• Dark Souls collector's edition running into retailer issues

• New Dawntide patch due October 17th, release date announcement to follow

• CCP Games CEO issues letter of apology to EVE Online players

• Turn your iPhone into an NES-style controller for free

• Amy trailer infects you with knowledge about zombie contamination

• Encrypted Text: Designing the ultimate rogue quest chain

• The Repopulation adds action mode combat toggle, military system

• LA Noire developer Team Bondi shutting down

• The Classifieds: BlizzCon is two weeks away

• The Daily Grind: What's your end-of-the-year MMO to-do list?

• Breakfast Topic: Which WoW Insider column would you like to guest write?

• Disney trademarks Castle of Illusion, but M-I-C-K-E-why?

• FIFA 12 scores 3.2 million sales within first week

• Look at these adorable Avatar awards for Japan's Metal Gear Solid HD Collection

• Awesomenauts' Clunk takes a chunk out of opponents

• Dark Souls director details the monsters that will be killing you

• Testing players to receive rewards in Star Trek Online

• Patch 4.3: Valor changes and ilevel clarifications

• DICE: Battlefield 3 beta has six times simultaneous players than Bad Company 2 beta

• Patch 1.12, Drums of War part 2

• MMO Roundup: Titan, why you gotta hurt me like this?

• Crysis suiting up on Xbox Live, PSN

• DC Universe Online Facebook page teases fifth update 'soon' [update: how about now?]

• Patch 4.3 PTR: Streamlining changes for Zul'Gurub and Zul'Aman

• Patch 4.3 PTR: Build 14791 hits servers

• Assassin's Creed: Revelations story trailer is a stab fest

• Patch 4.3 PTR: Alizabal, Mistress of Hate available for testing

• Trion Worlds treks to NYCC with a trio of games

• Epic and Adobe announce Unreal Engine 3 support for Flash 11

• The Darkness 2 spawns pre-order bonuses

• Astronaut: Moon, Mars and Beyond handing out trips to the (virtual) moon!

• Epic Games announces Infinity Blade 2, coming 12/1 on iPhone 4S

• Bloody Roar announcement was a fake

• DCUO's latest update takes you to the Fortress of Solitude

• Star Wars: The Old Republic increases invitations to this weekend's beta test

• Mark Jacobs elaborates on departure from EA Mythic

• Payday: The Heist delayed to 'later this month'

• New website provides online opt-out services for game EULAs

• Rumor: Dead Space 3 gets weird in new plot details

• Fallen Earth kickstarts its second anniversary live event a week late

• A wonderful little story about Double Fine

• Divine Souls is taking a time out

• State of DPS in Firelands page 2

• The Daily Grind: How do you feel about AFK progression?

• Here's eight rounds of Call of Duty: Modern Warfare 3's Spec Ops Survival mode

• Supreme Court delegates Brown v. EMA expenses ruling to Ninth Circuit

• Payday: The Heist media gets away with it

• Final Fantasy XIV prepares a new company page in anticipation of tomorrow's patch

• Two Bosses Enter: Jan'alai vs. Zanzil

• Rumor: Play Battlefield 3 on a hacked server, get banned from Origin (and your Origin games)

• Final Fantasy XIII-2 has a boss pre-order bonus

• City of Heroes thinks you deserve a facepalm emote

• Patch 4.3 PTR: New interface for reforging

• Dark Souls collector's edition contents (slightly) altered

• Prime releases web-based guild creation tool

• Flameseeker Chronicles: Round two - Fight!

• FIFA 12 first on UK charts, beats GTA 4 debut

• Battlefield 3 deploys 'Dog Tag' pack for Amazon pre-orders

• Wings Over Atreia: Immersion 101

• Spiritual Guidance: Patch 4.3 holy priest buffs and more tier 13 set bonuses

• Activision teams with Indiecade for second Independent Games Competition

• Ghost Recon: Future Soldier marches to retail on March 6, 2012 [Update: Ubisoft confirms!]

• Darkfall update talks camera, physics improvements

• Uncharted 2 becomes a Japanese TV show

• Current Assassin's Creed arc seeking resolution by 2012's end

• Hellgate is cursed... in a good way

• BioWare founders: We make the decisions, not EA

• Leaderboard: Subscriptions vs. free-to-play

• Achievements reveal playable Nightwing in Batman: Arkham City

• Around Azeroth: Sensible destruction

• Mass Effect 3 will/won't have multiplayer, part 5: BT Games edition

• The Daily Grind: Should devs listen to player councils?

• Newest Star Trek Online blog entry outlines the Duty Officer system

• Puss In Boots: The Video Game is exactly what it sounds like

• The Anvil of Crom: Surviving the craftpocalypse

• Portal 2's Turret Lullaby comic sheds light and lasers on the singing turrets

• EA files trademarks for 'Style Empire'

• Breakfast Topic: What game mechanic should be dumped?

• The Daily Grind: Can you have too many options at character creation?

• Unity Technologies revenue up 258.7 percent, Asian pirates to blame (or thank)

• EA is fixing these issues found in the Battlefield 3 open beta

• Persona 2: Innocent Sin and The Legend of Heroes: Trails in the Sky out Oct. 4 in UK

• The Mog Log: Beauty of the beastmen

• Arcane Brilliance: Time to talk about the mage tier 13 set bonuses

• Indievania doesn't want your dirty, stinkin' money, but its indie devs might

• The Tattered Notebook: What if live servers go free-to-play?

• Phantasy Star Online 2 delayed into 2012

• MMO impressions from Eurogamer Expo 2011

• Hudson: New Bloody Roar title 'in production'

• WRUP: Another year older edition

• The Daily Grind: Do you complain about games you don't play?

• Crimson: Steam Pirates was made in 12 weeks

• Australian government begins the process of games reform with a Discussion Paper

• Sideway: New York shows off new mechanics and a spray-on look

• Let loose the fowls of war - Rocketbirds: Hardboiled Chicken

• SSX characters dunked into NBA Jam: On Fire Edition

• BlazBlue Continuum Shift 2 dated for Europe, keeping silly name

Google (28)

• GDrive test page pops up in Google search, inches closer to an actual product

• Google gets ready to play traditional TV, preps original YouTube channels

• The Lawbringer: Dispelling the panda myths

• Motorola Mobility reports $3.3 billion in revenue and $32 million net loss, offers more details on Google buyout

• Google+ learns about trending topics, photo filters and how to appease Google Apps users

• Logitech Revue on sale promising 'new & improved' Google TV with Android 3.1, Market (Update: Logitech responds)

• Google Music mobile landing page hints tunes are coming to the Android Market

• Google Buzz settlement approved by FTC, yearly privacy audits incoming

• Google launches Person Finder app following earthquake in Turkey

• Google wants you to add writers on Google+, so do writers

• Google spills the beans on Gmail revamp a bit early (video)

• Google Wallet goes to the Garden State, NJ Transit riders get 'tap and pay' privileges

• Google's Bradley Horowitz: 'we're throwing fewer things against the wall'

• Google's Street View takes to the rails in Switzerland

• Google encrypts search for users, paranoiacs unsure how to respond

• Google Docs presentation gets redone, wants to power your next keynote

• Google's Andy Rubin: 'six million' Android-based tablets out there

• Google's 'very close' to launching a digital download store with 'a little twist'

• Liveblog from AsiaD: Andy Rubin, SVP of Mobile at Google

• Google announces NFC-based Android Beam for sharing between phones (video)

• Google Wallet adds coupons, rewards points, Jamba Juice

• Google pulls Voice app from App Store to address stability

• Google finally pulls the plug on Buzz amid 'fall sweep'

• Google to launch MP3 store in coming weeks?

• Google announces Q3 earnings: $9.72 billion in revenue, $2.73 billion net income, 40 million Google+ users

• Google TV 2.0: app developers get final add-on for Android SDK

• Google takes steady aim at web programming with Dart

• Google Maps adds 3D bird's eye route previews for high-flying navigators

Health (2)

• Virgin Atlantic launches low-carbon fuel, aims to halve carbon footprint (video)

• Sega's 'name that game' contest pre-announces a new game

Laptops (14)

• Not so ultimate Ultrabook: MacBook Air KIRF features mini-HDMI port, 3.5 hour battery life

• Apple MacBook Pro (late 2011) line-up gets processor and graphics boost

• Chromebooks now available to enterprise and education customers with a pay-once option

• Catcher hopes to have MacBook Air plant working by November

• Vodafone brings ARM and Ubuntu together for South African Webbook

• Cedar Trail-powered Asus VX6S netbook gets some early benchmarks

• MSI infuses more gaming juice into its G Series notebooks with processor refresh

• Circuit City starts shipping Lenovo IdeaPad U400, reminds you it still exists

• Evolio's 2.2-pound U9 to drop softly in December

• ASUS Zenbook UX21 and UX31 headed to the US October 12, starting at $999

• Acer Aspire S3 Ultrabook hits the US and Canada this week, rings in at $899

• Iced out 24-carat gold MacBook Pro proves diamonds are an Apple's best friend

• ASUS Ultrabooks are actually Zenbooks?

• Sony cuts the VAIO SA's starting price to $1,000, starts shipping the 15-inch VAIO SE

Lifestyle (8)

• All the World's A Stage: Plot points for members of the Kirin Tor

• HP 'officially' out of TouchPads, Best Buy can still help you out

• Work on Fallout MMO can continue for now; Bethesda injunction appeal denied

• All the World's A Stage: Plot points for Cenarion Circle druids

• iPod 10th anniversary: Apple design exhibit at MKG Hamburg

• T.I.M. has a taste for passers-by, also fava beans and a nice chianti (video)

• Spyro figurines bridge the console divide, bring flame-grilled peace to the world

• Arcane Brilliance: Optimizing your mage's gear through Rawr

Meta (1)

• Facebook looking to expand Credits to other gaming portals

Microsoft (19)

• Microsoft signs Compal deal, now takes money from half of all Android ODMs

• Microsoft to keep Windows Phone monogamous with Qualcomm's chipsets, for now

• Microsoft and Brightpoint buddy up to deliver Windows Phone to Middle East and Africa

• Microsoft has record Q1, rakes in $17.37 billion in revenue (updated: Skype plans revealed)

• Microsoft's Andy Lees: talking to your phone isn't super useful, NFC coming soon to Windows Phone

• Microsoft's Andy Lees shows off Titan, Focus S, and Focus Flash

• Microsoft doles out the dough to Nokia and Samsung, plans Mango marketing bonanza for year's end

• Microsoft and Quanta ink patent licensing agreement, Android continues to print money for its rival

• Microsoft responds to disgruntled users, unveils changes to Windows 8 UI

• Microsoft officially launches Windows Phone in India with trio of Mango devices

• Microsoft buys indie developer Twisted Pixel

• Shocker! Microsoft to produce dual-core, LTE Windows Phones, other modern things

• Microsoft reportedly preparing Silverlight-like app framework ahead of Xbox Live update

• Microsoft reveals new TV providers including Verizon and Comcast coming to Xbox 360 (video)

• Microsoft reveals Xbox 360 TV partners, including Comcast, Verizon, HBO [Update 2: Comcast shows Xfinity on Xbox 360]

• Zune is dead, long live Zune

• Microsoft adding new features to Hotmail over 'the coming weeks,' releases an Android app

• Kinect has no qualms about guessing a woman's age

• Mango kills Microsoft's always-on location tracking, makes good on letter to House of Representatives

Mobile (76)

• Engadget Mobile Podcast 110 - 10.29.2011

• Poll: What's broken (or working) for you in iOS 5?

• Mobile Miscellany: week of October 24, 2011

• LightSquared partners with PCTEL on antenna 'fix' for GPS interference issue

• The Engadget Mobile Podcast, live at 5PM ET!

• FCC's 'Connect America Fund' redirects phone fees to provide rural broadband

• Future Nokia phones repellent, says water (video)

• Sony snaps up the rest of Ericsson -- so long, feature phones

• Multi-gigabit wireless broadband within our grasp, capped data plans laugh in our face

• Pioneer PotterNavi: a 3G bike GPS that encourages you to meander

• The Engadget Interview: Nokia's Peter Skillman talks design (video)

• LG posts a net loss for Q3, loses ground in mobile sales

• We're live from Nokia World 2011!

• Sprint's LTE getting Advanced in 2013, WiMAX's inferiority complex intensifies

• H2O Wireless brings no-contract wireless broadband with international roaming to Best Buy, prices it into oblivion

• China Mobile claims 10 million iPhone users

• The Nokia World keynote is tomorrow -- get your liveblog here at 4AM ET!

• Bluetooth SIG unveils Smart Marks, explains v4.0 compatibility with unnecessary complexity

• Cellphones are dangerous / not dangerous: Danish study tilts toward the latter

• Alibaba unveils W800, second-gen Aliyun phone, and unnamed 'cloud-powered' tablet

• Engadget Mobile Podcast 109 - 10.23.2011

• T-Mobile's Andrew Sherrard: 'the iPhone is not the only option'

• Mobile Miscellany: week of October 17, 2011

• The Engadget Mobile Podcast, live at 5PM ET!

• 3D video recording, other features in November firmware update

• Verizon 'on track' in Q3, revenues up 5.4 percent to $27.9 billion

• Sprint to nix 'unlimited' from mobile broadband and hotspot plans in November

• Portable LTE network in a box demoed, ready to deliver 4G to war zone near you

• MetroPCS may be top contender for AT&T's post-acquisition assets

• Q3 enterprise adoption: iPhone slips, Android gains, iPad owns the tablet space

• Report: iOS 5 installed on 1 in 3 compatible devices

• BlackBerry DevCon Americas 2011 keynote liveblog!

• T-Mobile adds new daily and monthly plans for true commitment phobes

• BlueSLR dongle arrives for BlackBerry and (some) Android phones

• FCC and CTIA get set to hit back against bill shock

• Sirius XM Lynx receiver leaks out courtesy of Best Buy

• US leads global LTE adoption, rides Verizon's coattails

• CTIA Enterprise & Applications 2011 wrap-up: Springboard, Atrix and CUE

• Mobile Miscellany: week of October 10, 2011

• Verizon wants to know where you go, what you look at, that's all

• A look inside Verizon's test car: we go heads-in at CTIA E&A 2011

• Engadget Mobile Podcast 108 - 10.13.2011

• The Engadget Mobile Podcast, CTIA edition, live at 12 AM ET!

• RIM recovers, BlackBerry services coming back online

• Mobile devices may outnumber humans in the US, but they can't take our soul

• BlackBerry outage spreads to US and Canada, continues in Europe, Middle East, Africa, Asia, South America (update: RIM confirms)

• Verizon set to drop some LTE on 13 more cities November 17th

• Motorola Spyder and Xoom 2 turn up in more leaked shots

• Live from CTIA's day one keynote with Dan Hesse, Dan Mead and Ralph de la Vega

• BlackBerry services offline for some in Europe, the Middle East and Africa. Again. (update: RIM confirms India, South America, too)

• AT&T Toggle separates your mobile work and play, allows for IT meddling

• Wilson Electronics debuts the AWS 70 signal booster to bring life to your office's T-Mobile dead zone

• We're live from CTIA Enterprise & Applications 2011!

• UK 4G network auction delayed, spectrum sell-off pushed back to the end of 2012

• Mobile Miscellany: week of October 3, 2011

• Starbucks brews up free, two-click WiFi in the UK

• Early adopters penalized $85 for sticking with AT&T

• The cost of switching to LTE: Sprint to spend $10 billion over the next two years

• Sprint's LTE plans detailed: phones, tablets and modems coming by 2012

• WSJ: Sony buying out Ericsson's end of mobile joint-venture

• Sprint converts its network to LTE, plans 'aggressive rollout' to be completed by 2013

• Motorola EX225 and EX226 saunter through FCC like nobody's watching

• Engadget Mobile Podcast 107 - 10.06.2011

• Sony nearing deal to move cellphone operations in house, buy out Ericsson's half

• HTC's unaudited Q3 results keep the revenue train a-rollin'

• Sprint will offer unlimited data plan for the iPhone 4S

• FCC wants all cellphones to be GPS-capable by 2018 for improved 911 service (updated)

• T-Mobile's fall roadmap leaks, cornucopia of mobile goods on the horizon

• AirPlay Mirroring coming to iPhone 4S, not just for iPads

• Verizon Wireless gives birth to first LTE COW in Florida, we're still waiting for a celebratory cigar

• Engadget Mobile Podcast 106 - 10.03.2011

• LightSquared teams up with Sharp to begin production of LTE phones and tablets

• Vodafone Data Test Drive enables users to experiment with data, see what tier fits best

• T-Mobile and Walmart offer 4G with no long-term contract, avoiding the pain of divorce

• Nokia developing 'Meltemi' OS for feature phones?

• Mobile Miscellany: week of September 26, 2011

News (263)

• ChangYou reports record revenue, registered accounts

• Gears of War 3 celebrates Halloween with pumpkin heads

• The Daily Quest: It's just another panda Monday

• Daily Update for October 31, 2011

• Officers' Quarters: Walking away

• WoW Moviewatch: It's the Great Pumpkin, Bullworth!

• The Queue: Happy Halloween -- have an utterly terrifying video

• Ubuntu coming to tablets, phones, cars and smart TVs by 2014

• Cordon multi-target photo-radar system leaves no car untagged (video)

• Drama Mamas: How to help an abused guildie

• iHealth HS3 Bluetooth Body Scale reveals your weight to iOS

• Cablevision reports Q3 earnings, sees profit fall by 65 percent, drop in video subscribers

• Hon Hai sees profit fall nine percent in Q3, pins hopes on new Chinese factories

• Panasonic Lumix GX1 Micro Four Thirds camera surfaces in leaked photos

• Go go Power Rangers Online! For real!

• Switched On: The clamshell mystique

• Talkcast tonight, 10pm ET/7pm PT: Pre-Halloween Edition!

• iPad 2 + iPad 2 + fake blood = awesome "hole in torso" costume

• Royal Society opens its archives to the web, is less elitist than the name suggests

• The Queue: Civilization

• Refresh Roundup: week of October 24, 2011

• Global Chat: October 23-29, 2011

• Dungeon Defenders scares up free Halloween DLC on PC

• Ford's Driver Alert System keeps you in the right lane, recommends java on occasion

• The Mog Log: Another course

• WRUP: WRUP of Horrors XVII

• NaNoWriMo: Some helpful hints and tools

• Insert Coin: Ray solar charger adheres to your window, basks in the sunlight

• The Queue: Your Ex-Lover is Dead

• The Daily Grind: Do you identify with your side?

• Storyboard: Navel-gazing cardboard cutouts

• Future Publishing CEO and CFO quit

• Growing up Geek: Dave Altavilla

• Engadget Podcast 262 - 10.28.2011

• WoW Moviewatch: Around the Campfire

• Tell me a fairy tale: ClapAlong launches Warriors Saga

• Engadget Distro Issue 10: It's alive! And ready for download

• Breakfast Topic: What's your calling?

• iHome iW1 AirPlay wireless audio system finally available now, again, sort of

• Dear Aunt TUAW: Why am I in Atlanta?

• Ask Massively: The first one hundred words in the Merriam-Webster dictionary edition

• Daily Update for October 27, 2011

• Behind the Mask: The choice of team support

• WoW Moviewatch: Outbreak Lordaeron

• Richard Kerris moves from HP to Nokia, becomes Global Head of Developer Relations

• The Queue: Three questions for the dev chat

• UK court orders ISP to block Newzbin 2 filesharing site within two weeks, Hollywood smiles

• Nature Valley creating Street View-style tour of National Parks, chews through countless granola bars to do so

• The Daily Grind: Do you prefer content celerity to quality?

• Ben Heck gets into the pinball business

• Blogger raises funds for raiding guidebook

• Daily Update for October 26, 2011

• You're the Pundit: Do you need a landline?

• SMK's touchscreen registers your gloved swipes, won't acknowledge the bad touch

• About the Bloggers: Lisa Poisso

• Hisense Series XT710 TV helps you exercise your La-Z-Boy sans remote

• WoW Moviewatch: Too Cute to Kill

• The Queue: Back in the land of weather

• ANA's Boeing 787 Dreamliner touches down after first international flight (video)

• A Mild-Mannered Reporter: Choose your side or don't

• Engadget HD Podcast 271 - 10.25.2011

• Daily Update for October 25, 2011

• Gameloft starts trading shares in the US

• Macworld Expo rebranding as Macworld | iWorld for 2012

• Apple, Oreo and Capri Sun top list of popular youth brands

• WoW Moviewatch: PvP by Ken Ashcorp

• iPod designer Tony Fadell takes on thermostats with Nest Labs

• Steve Jobs bio debuts atop Amazon, Barnes & Nobles best-seller list

• Canon posts higher profits in Q3 earnings report, lowers outlook over Thai flood concerns

• Daily Update for October 24, 2011

• Drama Mamas: A guide to when and how to leave your guild

• The Daily Quest: I bring Pa -- OK, I just bring posts

• The Lawbringer: Mailbag 7.0

• Officers' Quarters: Formal invitations

• WoW Moviewatch: Warcraft II Unofficial Trailer

• BMW presents car-to-x communication, wants vehicles to talk more (video)

• GoPro launches HD Hero2 helmet cam, announces video streaming Wi-Fi pack for winter

• WIREDoo search engine gets running man stamp of approval (video)

• Steve Jobs biography released early for Kindle, iBookstore (updated)

• Hello and goodbye

• The Queue: Everyone's sleeping ...

• Refresh Roundup: week of October 17, 2011

• Global Chat: October 16-22, 2011

• Breakfast Topic: That's all, folks

• AmtrakConnect WiFi now available on at least one Northeast Regional train

• The Mog Log: Non-reactive

• U.S. Army urges vets to get outta their dreams and into the virtual world

• The Engadget Show is live, here at 6:00PM ET!

• Daily Update for October 21, 2011

• The Engadget Show is live tonight, with Intel, New York Comic Con, haunted houses and more!

• Engadget Podcast 261 - 10.21.2011

• Behind the Mask: Mind over matter

• Captain's Log: More on the economy

• Choose My Adventure: New places

• Daily Update for October 20, 2011

• World of Wardrobe: Hiking around Hyjal for tier 6

• The OverAchiever: Continuing Littlest Pet Shop

• The Engadget Show is live tomorrow with Intel, New York Comic Con and more!

• DXG-5F9V makes home video memories a 1080p HD affair, 3D glasses not required

• WoW Moviewatch: A Hallow's End Machinima Collaboration

• The Queue: Colin Hay, WoW, Tailspin, Darkwing Duck, and Scott Pilgrim

• Major Chinese supplier halts rare earths production in attempt to boost prices

• Nikon J1 and V1 compacts now available for mirror haters everywhere

• Daily Update for October 19, 2011

• The Classifieds: Final day before the party

• Poll: Vote for your favorite Frankengadget!

• Growing Up Geek: Iyaz Akhtar

• Lytro introduces world's first light field camera: f/2 lens, $399, ships early 2012

• The Daily Quest: It's that time of the year again

• About the Bloggers: Chase Christian

• WoW Moviewatch: Is it Nommable?

• Richard Garriott is selling the manor

• The Queue: Leaving on a Jet Plane

• A Mild-Mannered Reporter: Spotlight on the Circle of Thorns

• Breakfast Topic: Are you running out of stuff?

• Pioneer's new music players give dancers some Steez

• The Reader Meetup details you've been waiting for

• Engadget HD Podcast 270 - 10.18.2011

• Richard Garriott's Britannia Manor II up for grabs

• Daily Update for October 18, 2011

• Sears to give iPads, iPods to employees in 450 stores

• WoW Moviewatch: The Care Bear

• The Queue: I don't want to set the world on fire

• The Soapbox: Bad beta

• Tuesday Morning Post: The get stoked edition

• Canon announces EOS-1D X: full-frame 18MP sensor, 14 fps, 204,800 top ISO, $6,800 price tag

• Daily Update for October 17, 2011

• Drama Mamas: WoW vs. relationship

• GE's new factory will push out one solar panel every ten seconds

• The Daily Quest: Well that was incredibly helpful

• iCloud prompts a look back at "cloud" icons

• Submit your UI to Reader UI of the Week

• WoW Moviewatch: Should I re-sub to WoW?

• webOS brick-and-mortar stores close forever, may they rest in peace

• Wireless bike brake system has the highest GPA ever

• The Queue: Books From Boxes

• Prepare for battle with these NYCC Street Fighter X Tekken videos

• Refresh Resource: week of October 10, 2011

• Global Chat: October 9-15, 2011

• The Mog Log: Love potion number 1.19

• The Queue: Cats and Dogs

• The Daily Grind: Are you a screenshot junkie?

• Girl Scout merit badges get a 21st century facelift, focus on science and technology

• WRUP: The one written from 35,000 feet in the air

• Extra Life 2011 charity event starts today, to raise money for Children's Miracle Network Hospitals

• Dutch court denies Samsung's request to block Apple products

• Daily Update for October 14, 2011

• The Daily Quest: Oh no no no no no no no

• WoW Moviewatch: Still Subscribed

• The Queue: Pig-tailed bank teller

• Engadget Podcast 260 - 10.14.2011

• Engadget Distro Issue 7 is ready for download!

• The Daily Grind: Is your glass half empty or half full?

• GM puts Spark EV all-electric vehicle into production, begins development of next-gen EN-V concept

• Choose My Adventure: It's a new day

• Daily Update for October 13, 2011

• Captain's Log: The voices of reason

• Kickstarter hits a million backers, impoverished design students rejoice

• Caption Contest: Mavis Beacon teaches biking

• WoW Moviewatch: Largest crit in the world

• Mike Lazaridis apologizes for BlackBerry outage: 'We've let many of you down' (video) (Update: full services restored)

• British broadcaster ITV makes the move to Mac

• About the Bloggers: Josh Myers

• A Mild-Mannered Reporter: Begin again again

• The Daily Quest: Currency kitties

• Daily Update for October 12, 2011

• WoW Moviewatch: Exodar Disco

• The Queue: I am totally pumped

• Engadget Distro is ready for download!

• UK Gov wants opt-in system for adult material, imagine a boot stamping on a trackpad, forever

• See Rome as it is and as it was

• Head of Pipeworks steps down after allegations prove true

• Engadget HD Podcast 269 - 10.11.2011

• Anything your regular alarm clock can do, Ben Heck's can do better

• Shifting Perspectives: Reconsidering Wild Growth

• Daily Update for October 11, 2011

• The Engadget Show returns Friday, October 21st -- win a ticket to the taping!

• Photoshop contest: send us your best / most terrifying Frankengadget

• WoW Moviewatch: The Captain's Wife's Lament

• The Queue: I am not yet pumped ...

• Tuesday Morning Post: Kitten-based economy edition

• Oxford researchers show off autonomous Wildcat vehicle, no GPS required

• This giant military spy blimp is really hard to miss

• Dear Aunt TUAW: Help me dual tune

• Daily Update for October 10, 2011

• TomTom Go Live Top Gear edition brings Clarkson onboard as navigator, Stig speechless

• Growing Up Geek: Ben Heck

• Drama Mamas: Dealing with WoW bashing

• WoW Moviewatch: Moonglade Beat

• MV Guide: October 10-16, 2011

• The Daily Quest: Zero to hero in no time flat

• TiVo Premiere Elite now available, but is updated software the big surprise?

• The Daily Grind: Are you obsessed with jumping?

• DirecTV's five tuner, RVU-ready HR34 DVR revealed

• Ditching DRM could reduce piracy, prices, inconvenience

• Talkcast tonight, 10pm ET/7pm PT: Somber Edition

• The Queue: Boy

• Refresh Roundup: week of October 3, 2011

• Global Chat: October 2-8, 2011

• The Daily Grind: Which environments tend to drain your interest?

• The Queue: Late '90s nostalgia trip

• Breakfast Topic: How about those voices in your head?

• Just Dance in front of your phone to make a music video

• WRUP: Come on, man, it's the '90s

• Storyboard: The leveling effect

• CEATEC Japan 2011 wrap-up

• Daily Update for October 7, 2011

• Growing Up Geek: Terrence O'Brien

• WoW Moviewatch: How to Win at Alts

• The Queue: The olden days

• Engadget Podcast 259 - 10.07.2011

• The Daily Quest: Looking good

• 2011 Global Writing Contest deadline reminder

• Behind the Mask: The separation of newbie and expert

• World of Wardrobe: Slinking around Serpentshrine for tier 5

• An end to mailing heirlooms?

• WoW Moviewatch: The Device Has Been Modified

• Arthur C. Nielsen Jr., leader of TV ratings and market research firm, dies at 92

• The Queue: Mnozil

• BT Openreach launching 300Mbps broadband in the UK - high in fibre, low in fat

• Choose My Adventure: The adventures continue

• About the Bloggers: Matt Walsh

• iPhone 4S: What can you say to Siri?

• Service helps users opt out of EULA class-action prevention

• The Daily Quest: A little bit of sunshine

• Daily Update for October 5, 2011

• TUAW TV Live at 5 PM EDT: Leanna Lofte of TiPB visits the TUAW Studio

• WoW Moviewatch: Login2life

• A Mild-Mannered Reporter: Spotlight on the Outcasts

• WoW Archivist: Patch 1.12, Drums of War

• Engadget HD Podcast 268 - 10.04.2011

• Toshiba Camileo x416, x400 and x200 get pricing, availability, lots of zoom

• Shifting Perspectives: When healers run out of options

• The Soapbox: It doesn't have to be for you

• European Court: It's free trade for a reason, dummy

• The Queue: Well, that explains everything

• NPD says kids are buying more digital media than ever

• Tuesday Morning Post: PTR news explosion edition

• Toshiba's 4K, glasses-free 3DTV announced in Japan with more specs this time

• Only in Japan: Toshiba's Regza DBR-M190 serves 5TB of home media

• Blood Pact: Learning from the witch doctor

• Weekly Podcast Roundup: Sept. 26-Oct. 2, 2011

• Growing Up Geek: Jesse Hicks

• Daily Update for October 3, 2011

• DevChat: Talking with Juuso Salonen about Radio Silence

• Officers' Quarters: Thanks, but no thanks

• The Daily Quest: It's a quest!

• WoW Moviewatch: Warning of Warcraft

• Energy Star 5.3 now in effect, some chunkier TVs left out in the cold

• We're live from CEATEC 2011!

• Drama Mamas: Taking guild drama to Facebook

• MV Guide: October 3-9, 2011

• All the World's a Stage: Roleplaying plot points Q&A

• TUAW Talkcast: Wow, I wonder what's happening this week?

• Switched On: Assets in gear

• The Queue: Undertow

• Refresh Roundup: week of September 26, 2011

• Global Chat: September 26-October 2, 2011

• LiveLens MFT adapter brings aperture control to Canon EF lenses

• So long and thanks for all the pics: One Shots favorites

• The Queue: Bedroom Eyes

• Breakfast Topic: To pee or not to pee?

• Kodak's Waterproof Playfull records your pool parties in 720p, lets you relive that belly flop

Nintendo (64)

• Resident Evil: Revelations supports save data reset; no plans for Circle Pad bundle

• A Circle Pad revelation for Resident Evil: Revelations

• Nintendo looking to develop 'new genres' again

• HAL's NES Ghostbusters II game almost came to North America

• Nintendo's eShop plans: premium DLC, game demos, smartphone shopping, relevancy

• Latest Skyward Sword assets put Link in a trial by fire

• Nintendo adding sleep mode downloads to 3DS eShop, planning web interface

• Editorial -- Nintendo's creeping doom: how the company came to misplace $926 million

• NintendoWare Weekly: BurgerTime Deluxe, Anima: Ark of Sinners

• Crush3D, Mario & Sonic Olympics hitting 3DS early next year

• Nintendo predicts first annual loss since getting on with Donkey Kong

• Nintendo posts first half loss in earnings report, slashes forecast yet again

• Tekken 3D Prime Edition enters the King of Japanese Retail tournament on February 16, 2012

• Here's how Sonic Generations' 3DS-specific features will work

• Yes, of course Shigeru Miyamoto is involved in Super Mario 3D Land

• Iwata reveals three canned Kirby games, more than a decade in the making

• Nintendo expected to announce greater loss than forecast for first half of year

• Nintendo DSi XL bundles land on November 6th, just in time for the holidays

• This retro Metroid cosplay is without equal

• Mario Kart 7 Steering Wheel for Nintendo 3DS should help you drift past Toadie

• Australia, Europe receiving pink 3DS; European Mario 3DS bundle also announced

• Nintendo 3DS SlidePad coming to the US under the name Circle Pad Pro?

• Here's the Mario Kart 7 steering wheel for 3DS

• Trademark for 'Circle Pad Pro' suggests new 3DS Expansion Slide Pad name

• Get the DSi XL in blue or pink this holiday

• Club Nintendo 'Dot Mario Cushion' is another reason to envy Japan

• Ultra-limited edition 3DSes are adorable, no you can't have one

• No DICE game planned for Wii U yet

• Rolling Western, more 3DS download games dated

• Mario Kart 7's online and StreetPass features detailed

• Hulu Plus coming to 3DS and Wii, handheld getting 3D video capture

• Sonic Generations dashes to 3DS November 22

• NintendoWare Weekly: Nintendo Videos for sale, Double Dragon

• 3DS firmware update will include new StreetPass game

• Nintendo holding conference on Friday about 3DS firmware, Mario Kart 7

• Monster Hunter Tri-G has downloadable quests, but not online play

• Gamecube-free Wii refresh heads to North America, competes with more versatile predecessor

• Nintendo sells over 50 million DS units, 3DS sales fall flat in comparison

• September NPD: Madden, Gears, Dead Island are hits (Updated with Nintendo hardware numbers!)

• DS has sold over 50 million units in US to date

• NintendoWare Weekly: Catrap, 101-in-1

• Resident Evil: Revelations uses the 3DS slide pad just like you'd expect

• Tales of the Abyss makes a Valentine's Day date with 3DS

• New Wii bundle includes New Super Mario Bros, loses Gamecube support

• Nintendo 3DS expansion up for pre-order in Japan, ready to bulk up consoles in December

• European blue Wii bundle takes Mario & Sonic to the Olympics, sends US gamers home without a medal

• Pre-order a 3DS Expansion Slide Pad in Japan, if you're into that kinda thing

• The Last Story classified in Australia

• Mario & Sonic go to Europe in a blue Wii bundle

• Super Mario 3D Land preview: New tricks

• The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword - Proving Skyloft wrong

• VVVVVV coming to 3DS in late 2011

• 3DS gets a Monster Hunter TriG paint job, makes the limited edition love Japan-only

• Army Corps of Hell marching on Europe in 2012

• NintendoWare Weekly: Horizon Riders, Side Pocket, Simply Minesweeper

• Ice White 3DS, Monster Hunter Tri-G bundle coming to Japan

• French court reverses DS flash cart ruling, Nintendo smiles

• Resident Evil Revelations reveals itself February 7

• French court bans DS 'game copier' devices

• Retro Studios helped to craft Donkey Kong course for Mario Kart 7

• The Legend of Zelda: Skyward Sword has fully orchestrated soundtrack

• Super Fossil Fighters renamed Fossil Fighters: Champions, new trailer excavated

• NES-cartridge art from 72 Pins makes retro games new, new games retro

• If Doctor Lautrec is delayed on 3DS and you have a cold, what is ?345 + 18?

PC Gaming (346)

• Today in WoW: Monday, Oct. 31, 2011 -- Guild services available on all N.A. realms

• Mists of Pandaria: The myth of the talent tree choice

• MechWarrior Online announced

• Blood Pact: Looking at new warlock talents

• New Flyff expansion grants players a New Beginning

• Trine 2 pre-order available on Steam, offers beta access [update: beta available now!]

• Wings Over Atreia: Snips and snails and Asmo tales

• Spiritual Guidance: A first look at healing priest talents in Mists of Pandaria

• Gold Capped: Mobile Auction House functionality updated

• Mechwarrior reboot will be PC exclusive

• Angels Online gets new expansion, new equipment

• Age of Conan dev update talks new House of Crom dungeon

• Breakfast Topic: What item would you design for WoW?

• Scream Fortress 2 returns with new comic, costumes and at least one haunted eyeball

• Shifting Perspectives: A first look at Mists of Pandaria talents for feral druids

• EVE Evolved: The new player experience

• RuneScape dev panel highlights incredible success of bot bans

• Fan-made My Little Pony MMO gathers a following

• League of Legends Shyvana patch delivers Shaco buffs and more

• Around Azeroth: Na na na na na na na na Batman!

• Breakfast Topic: What class would you bring to WoW?

• The Care and Feeding of Warriors: Specializations in Mists of Pandaria

• Totem Talk: Enhancement talents in Mists of Pandaria

• The Tattered Notebook: My top six scares in EQII

• ArenaNet unearths treasure trove of lost Guild Wars concept art

• Arcane Brilliance: A preliminary look at the Pandaria talent tree for mages

• New EVE video devblog series shows off revamped nebulae

• Around Azeroth: Not suspicious at all

• SOE reveals PlanetSide 2 Terran Republic character turnaround video

• SWTOR Friday update talks warzones, EA pooh-poohs launch-day demand concerns

• The Light and How to Swing It: First look at Mists of Pandaria's talents for tankadins

• Death Knight Tier 13 and gear retrospective

• EVE offering bonuses to new players [Updated]

• New Perpetuum patch introduces Sparks, Extension Downgrading

• New video showcases EverQuest II: Age of Discovery's mercenary system

• Around Azeroth: Kill or cure?

• New RIFT video is dressing up for Halloween

• Wurm Online answers your Epic questions

• Mists of Pandaria live developer Q&A transcript

• MMO Report: Ah crap it's BlizzCon again edition

• WoW Rookie: How to choose your realm type

• PlanetSide 2 reveals two new Terran Republic screenshots

• Addon Spotlight: Addon Roulette and win a Razer Nostromo

• 15 Minutes of Fame: Honors student hits the mark in WoW and life

• EA adds Warner Bros, Capcom and THQ to Origin

• Lord of the Rings Online adding mount emotes

• World of WarCrafts: The stunning cosplay of Christina Sims

• League of Legends turns two, reskins Fiddlesticks

• Vindictus: A one-year retrospective

• Magicka takes on Cthulhu and Minecraft in The Stars are Left expansion

• Around Azeroth: Ghoulies and ghosties and long-legged beasties

• Blizzard's Morhaime: F2P not right for WoW

• TERA exalts its game testing team

• EverQuest's Veil of Alaris expansion slated for November 15th

• Spiritual Guidance: Shadow priest Pandaren and the new MoP talent tree

• The Light and How to Swing It: Ret talent preview for Mists of Pandaria

• Know Your Lore: The Story of Us -- quests in WoW, part 4

• RIFT lore details Kelari High Priestess Anthousa Mona

• Indie Royale bundle has a competitive price for Sanctum, Gemini Rue, more

• Maingear and Origin PC shove Intel's Core i7 2700K into gaming rigs, overclock it beyond 5GHz

• You put the Lime Odyssey in the screenshot gallery and drink them both up

• Riot Games announces LoL's Season Two Circuit, Spectator Mode beta

• Patch 4.3 PTR: Heart of the Aspects and other new mounts

• New Dark Age of Camelot patch introduces New User Experience, RvR changes

• Blizzard hosting live Mists of Pandaria dev chat on October 27th

• Patch 4.3 PTR: New titles found

• Patch 4.3 PTR: Gear levels revealed for Dragon Soul raid

• Around Azeroth: The secret circle

• Breakfast Topic: "Blizzard's Horde bias" -- fact or delusion?

• Great Scott! Back to the Future for $10 on Steam

• Patch 4.3 PTR: Rogue legendary dagger proc revealed

• Patch 4.3 PTR: High Society Top Hat pattern found ... again

• Today in Pandaria: Tuesday, Oct. 25, 2011

• Twice-weekly raid resets being tested in Taiwan and Korea starting this week

• Skyrim PC system requirements delivered via internet parchment

• Valve has no idea why almost 30 percent of TF2 players spend cash in the game

• Cliffhanger Productions shares some details on Shadowrun Online

• The Game Archaeologist answers Asheron's Call 2: The community

• How Blizzard makes the StarCraft 2 races so iconic

• Lichborne: The iconic death knight look

• WoW Archivist: Hoaxes, imaginary content, and the unrealized

• Totem Talk: Post-BlizzCon restoration shaman thoughts

• The WoW Insider Show Episode 217: BlizzCon'd

• Everything is Ghostcrawler's fault with #OccupyGregStreet

• The Queue: Let's guess the Mists of Pandaria release date

• Blizzard DOTA, coming soon to a new platform called Blizzard Arcade

• Around Azeroth: Who's gonna ride your wild horses?

• Blizzard's Metzen: Pandaren are as 'serious as a heart attack'

• Reader UI of the Week: Tuff's modifications to RealUI

• Tuesday Morning Post: Glory to the Alliance edition

• SOE reveals EverQuest Resplendent Temple video

• Dive into SD Gundam Online's closed beta with a key from Massively!

• Wings Over Atreia: Over the river and through the woods

• Zarhym weighs in on Theramore rumors in Mists of Pandaria

• Priston Tale introduces the Ice Mine

• King of Kings III's Moon Goddess patch adds dungeons, raises level cap

• Riot releases new art and screenshots for League of Legend's Graves

• The Daily Grind: Will Pandaren lure you back to WoW?

• Pre-order Sonic Generations on Steam, receive classic Sonic games free

• EVE Evolved: The human casualties

• Totem Talk: 4.3 changes for elemental shaman

• Modern Warfare 3's dedicated PC servers are unranked, unlocks controlled by admin

• RuneScape celebrates 'bot-nuking day' this Tuesday

• Know Your Lore: The Shattering, part 3

• League of Legends turns two this Thursday, celebrations planned

• New Mists of Pandaria talent calculator live

• Around Azeroth: An exotic soup

• Buy the Diablo 3 collector's edition, add four months to the WoW annual pass free

• Blizzard elaborates on Guardian Cub sales

• BlizzCon 2011 Open Q&A Panel liveblog

• BlizzCon 2011 World of Warcraft Art Panel

• StarCraft 2: Heart of the Swarm, Blizzard DOTA teasers evoke some emotion

• The WoW Insider Show Episode 216: BlizzCon Episode 1

• Batman: Arkham City PC system requirements detected

• The Care and Feeding of Warriors: Wild, wild speculation and the BlizzCon effect

• WoW Insider's BlizzCon 2011 coverage schedule: Day two

• WRUP: Mists of what edition

• Around Azeroth: Free hats for all!

• Pre-purchase L.A. Noire: The Complete Edition on Steam or OnLive for 10% off

• Breakfast Topic: Which part of "Mists of Pandaria" has you most excited?

• Star Wars: The Old Republic unboxed by the Force

• BlizzCon 2011: Samwise on Mists of Pandaria

• BlizzCon 2011: Screenshots of the new Pandaria talents for all classes

• World of Warcraft's Samwise Didier talks about finally bringing his Pandaren to life

• League of Legends releases champion spotlight for Graves

• BlizzCon 2011 World of Warcraft Class Talent System liveblog

• BlizzCon 2011: Pet battles introduced in Pandaria

• WoW: Mists of Pandaria will introduce Pokemon-like Pet Battle System

• BlizzCon 2011: Mists of Pandaria Pandaren racials

• BlizzCon 2011: Mists of Pandaria Preview Panel liveblog

• World of Warcraft: Mists of Pandaria announced

• Diablo 3 limited edition includes Diablo 2, Diablo skull USB drive

• Razer Synapse 2.0: take your fussy gaming setup wherever you go

• EVE dev blog talks new Minmatar battlecruiser

• Mabinogi prepping Merchant of Venice, offers three new levels of premium service

• EVE CEO: 'We are back in the spaceship business' [Updated]

• WoW Rookie: So you know nothing about raiding

• Live from the WoW Insider and Wowhead Reader Meet-up!

• CCP talks flying in space, says EVE is a healthy subscriber-based game

• EVE Online adding implants to killmails

• Guild Wars 2 audio team heads to nuclear power plant for sound recording

• City of Heroes' Cord 'Thinktank' Carney details Dr. Kane's Mansion

• World of WarCrafts: Those who craft together

• Around Azeroth: World of Minecraft

• Scattered Shots: A very hunter BlizzCon

• Today in WoW: Wednesday, Oct. 19, 2011

• Know Your Lore: The Story of Us -- Quests in WoW, part 3

• Aion's patch 2.7 goes live

• WoW Insider's BlizzCon 2011 Bingo

• WoW Insider's BlizzCon 2011 predictions

• WoW Insider's Weekly Webcomic: Safe Passage -- The Prologue

• Mythos Europe shutting down October 27th

• Spiritual Guidance: Shadow priest FAQs, part 2

• Broken Sword trilogy sale on GOG, fourth game added

• World of Warcraft makes inroads into southeast Asia

• Today in WoW: Tuesday, Oct. 18, 2011

• EverQuest: Veil of Alaris preorder bonuses announced

• Star Trek Online opens character transfers to the test server

• Lord of the Rings Online releases first post-Isengard patch notes

• The Game Archaeologist answers Asheron's Call 2: The former dev

• New Incarnate Trials coming with City of Heroes' Media Blitz

• Invictus dominates Flyff World Championship

• Shifting Perspectives: Druid tanking and healing in End Time, part 2

• Trion releases RIFT Endless Adventure trailer

• Atlantica Online celebrates three years with in-game events

• Totem Talk: Restoration's pre-BlizzCon special

• EVE dev blog teases new player customs offices

• Batman: Arkham City swoops to PC on November 18

• Aion's 3.0 update features extensive housing mechanics, mounts

• PSA: Deus Ex 'The Missing Link' DLC available now; major discount on full game at Amazon, Steam

• Around Azeroth: Singing for someone else's supper

• Breakfast Topic: Are you ready for Hallow's End?

• Today in WoW: Monday, Oct. 17, 2011 -- Cataclysm is absolutely not the last expansion

• SOE opens beta registration for EQII Age of Discovery expansion

• New Hallow's End content for 2011

• Spiritual Guidance: Minor glyphs for discipline and holy priests, plus some pre-BlizzCon silliness

• WoW Insider Live Stream: Well of Eternity

• Flameseeker Chronicles: A closer look at the Grawl of Guild Wars 2

• CCP readying new EVE bug reporting tool

• Turbine addresses LotRO forum security concerns

• Star Wars: The Old Republic talks instanced regions and hubs at NYCC

• Around Azeroth: Warchief at the gates

• WoW Insider is looking for a PVP columnist

• Breakfast Topic: Who'd be next to die in WoW Faction Leader Survivor?

• League of Legends patch preview describes Dominion balance changes

• Shifting Perspectives: Soloing as a feral druid, part 4

• EVE Evolved: EVE isn't the only game with PLEX

• The Anvil of Crom: Can AoC survive The Old Republic?

• Around Azeroth: Flight of the bunny woman

• Patch 4.3 PTR: New jewelcrafting vendors and recipes

• Totem Talk: Elemental tier 12 nerfed on the PTR

• The Care and Feeding of Warriors: Patch 4.3 and its implications

• The Tattered Notebook: Why EverQuest is a Hall of Fame game

• "There are no simple solutions" -- Design diversity in WoW

• Around Azeroth: Where to hide the body

• Tomb Raider celebrates 15th anniversary with Steam sale this weekend

• Costume Quest is out on PC tonight -- go play it right now

• Patch 4.3 PTR: Modified item-level buff in Hour of Twilight dungeons

• Shifting Perspectives: Moonkin abilities to look forward to in the next expansion

• Overshadowed by the Charr and undervalued by all: New Guild Wars 2 blog investigates the Grawl

• SWTOR opens the Operations holonet page

• Raid Rx: Raid healing wish list for BlizzCon

• Some Assembly Required: Quest building with SWG's Chronicles

• The Light and How to Swing It: Keybinding to streamline your tanking

• SWTOR's EU launch moved up to December 20th

• Star Wars: The Old Republic launch moved up to Dec. 20 in Europe

• Perpetuum upgrading to shader 3.0

• Ship spinning returns to EVE Online

• Zarhym: Death knight tier 13 coming "next week if we can"

• GDC Online 2011: A nostalgia trip with the original EverQuest team

• Around Azeroth: There's a ghoul in the bucket

• Valve celebrates one year of Mann Co. with 'Manniversary' sale, new features

• Today in WoW: Thursday, Oct. 13, 2011

• Star Trek Online's free-to-play starships prepare to leave spacedock

• Champions Online offers temporary free premium archetypes

• City of Heroes adding a haunted house to the Halloween event

• Returning EVE players receive discount as part of CCP apology

• The OverAchiever: Guide to Hallow's End 2011, part 2

• The OverAchiever: Guide to Hallow's End 2011

• WoW Rookie: So you know nothing about WoW

• World of WarCrafts: Making a custom RPG, Warcraft-style

• Patch 4.3 PTR: Replica items bring back classic looks

• Blizzard auctioning off retired WoW servers for charity

• Lineage II celebrates Play Your Way with October Bonanza

• Addon Spotlight: More information from Visual Combat Table

• GDC Online 2011: SWTOR's Georg Zoeller on analyzing in-game feedback

• The Queue: Healing is ________ since the start of Cataclysm

• Warhammer 40K: Dark Millennium MMO coming March 13 ... 2013

• Around Azeroth: Darkness on the edge of town

• Today in WoW: Wednesday, Oct. 12, 2011

• City of Heroes announces a player summit

• Spiritual Guidance: Shadow priest FAQs

• Tribes: Ascend beta starting Nov. 4

• Reporting from the front: Marv Wolfman on the chronicling of PlanetSide 2's war

• The Light and How to Swing It: Retribution in the Firelands, part 3

• EverQuest introduces pegasuses (pegasi?) to the Marketplace

• Eden Eternal update introduces Templar, player housing

• Know Your Lore: The Story of Us -- Quests in WoW, part 2

• Free character transfers open from Outland-EU to select EU realms

• DDO Update 11 gets a ginormous patch

• Wings Over Atreia's Aion 2.7 sneak-peek: Dev death match

• Amazon offering Battlefield 3 PC download for $42

• Encrypted Text: Reflecting on our Cataclysm abilities

• Riot reveals new League of Legends champion

• Little Big Adventure (aka 'Relentless: Twinsen's Adventure') now on GOG

• Orcs Must Die! springs a trap on Steam

• Forsaken World unveils the trailer for Storms of War

• Today in WoW: Tuesday, Oct. 11, 2011

• Lineage II adopting a hybrid business model

• 'Quality concerns' keep user-created content out of World of Warcraft

• MDK 2 HD finally coming to PC ... tomorrow

• SWTOR invites Australia and New Zealand into testing

• EQII patch features Beastlord prelude quest

• RIFT's Ashes of History world event begins tomorrow

• Lichborne: Closing the unholy gap in patch 4.3

• Sonic Generations speeding to PC

• The Game Archaeologist answers Asheron's Call 2: The fansite managers

• Around Azeroth: Philanthropic Gnomes

• Blizzard introduces RMT loophole in World of Warcraft

• Nexon takes Mabinogi offline to combat RMT

• Spiritual Guidance: Holy priest stat weights revisited

• $5 Metro 2033 kicks off THQ week on Steam

• EVE capital ship balancing coming this winter

• Devs reminisce on Dark Age of Camelot's 10th birthday

• Mass Effect 3 will/won't have multiplayer, part 6: PC PowerPlay edition [update 2: it's co-op]

• Rage patched on PC, Carmack comments on botched launch

• Blizzard introduces tradable "Guardian Cub" companion pet, purchasable through the Blizzard Store

• Around Azeroth: It's lovely out in the woods today but safer to stay at home

• Breakfast Topic: How do you feel about using guns in WoW?

• The Light and How to Swing It: The AOE heal we deserve

• EVE Evolved: Looking forward to the winter expansion

• Update bound for The Binding of Isaac, demo available on Newgrounds

• Around Azeroth: Do not expose to extreme temperatures

• LotRO introduces Mithril Edition, Dwarves swarm local retailers

• S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2 could have always-on DRM, but it's out of love [update]

• Totem Talk: Enhancement shaman changes in patch 4.3

• Around Azeroth: Your hangover morning

• Today in WoW: Friday, Oct. 7, 2011

• Dota 2 photo contest winners announced, spectator mode detailed

• Phat Loot Phriday: Westfall Chicken

• Red Orchestra 2 wants to patch your game, erase your stats

• The Old Republic playable at New York Comic Con

• Lord of the Rings Online dev diary outlines Epic Story design

• Gold Capped: Shattering Maelstrom Crystals

• Aeria teases Eden Eternal's Templar class

• The Light and How to Swing It: How to evaluate your tanking with World of Logs

• Raid Rx: Preparing for heroic Firelands

• SWTOR dev diary comments on companion control

• WoW Rookie: Guide for the BlizzCon rookie

• Around Azeroth: Big daddy

• Trion CEO: RIFT has the 'most dynamic gameplay ever' and is a 'serious competitor' for WoW

• Today in WoW: Thursday, Oct. 6, 2011

• Winning the Star Wars Galaxies GCW

• Jump into Recursive Colony with a free booster code from Massively and Global Agenda! [Updated]

• Addon Spotlight: Raiding essentials for healers

• World of WarCrafts: How-to crafts roundup

• Rockstar: Red Dead Redemption on PC isn't happening, not 'viable'

• Trickster Online's Episode 6 woos players with magic!

• Dark Age of Camelot quest revamp in the works

• EverQuest II adds dungeon finder, double Station Cash weekend on tap for Europe

• World of Tanks retail box coming to Europe in November

• Firefall dev says new MMO shooter will transcend the 'circle of suck'

• Breakfast Topic: Did you accomplish your Brewfest goals?

• Star Trek Online bringing the Klingons into the free-to-play test realm

• City of Heroes lays out the design for Street Justice

• Enter at Your Own Rift: Tidbits from 1.5

• WoW Insider Live Stream: Hour of Twilight

• Know Your Lore: The Story of Us -- Quests in WoW, part 1

• More SWTOR 'Beta Test Weekend' invites sent out

• WoW Insider's Weekly Webcomic: Safe Passage -- The Prologue

• Fans unearth new Forsaken World patch details

• Elsword adopts cute, cuddly, ferocious pets

• Age of Conan long-term subs available, Funcom gifting weekly consumable packs

• Ten things to do in Star Wars Galaxies before it's gone

• Around Azeroth: Feralpult

• Today in WoW: Tuesday, Oct. 4, 2011

• Luck be a lady tonight! LotRO lotteries returning

• Win an Age of Conan lifetime sub in new Funcom sweepstakes

• The Game Archaeologist answers Asheron's Call 2: The highlights

• PSA: Portal 2's 'Peer Review' DLC now available, full game for half price on Steam

• Uncharted Waters Online celebrating first anniversary with special events

• Totem Talk: Restoration's first week with PTR patch 4.3

• Lichborne: Preliminary patch 4.3 impressions for death knights

• The WoW Insider Show Episode 213

• Wurm's epic cluster coming October 28th

• WoW Moviewatch: Class Stereotypes

• Around Azeroth: All shall burn

• State of DPS in Firelands

• Breakfast Topic: Would you play WoW if it had no levels?

• Today in WoW: Monday, Oct. 3, 2011

• Lost Pages of Taborea: Fixing the economy

• Patch 4.3 PTR: Chaos orbs no longer soulbound

• Exclusive: Trickster Online's Songs of Love and Fate

• Breakfast Topic: How do you want WoW crafting to change?

• PSA: Rage is ready for pre-load on Steam right now

• The Light and How to Swing It: Radical changes to holy paladins on the 4.3 PTR

• EVE Evolved: Time dilation and the war on lag

• This Dota 2 fan set up a billboard to win a beta key

• APB Reloaded cracks down on cheaters

• Around Azeroth: Don't fear the reaper

• The Care and Feeding of Warriors: A week on the patch 4.3 PTR

• Totem Talk: Analyzing DPS shaman tier 13 set bonuses

• The WoW Insider Show's Weekly News Update

• SWTOR impressions from Eurogamer Expo 2011, part 2

• Star Vault reveals more Mortal Online territorial control details

• Around Azeroth: It's today that's the day of the plunge

PlayStation (74)

• Sony Santa Monica hiring for unannounced God of War title

• Resident Evil Chronicles going HD for PS3, Move

• Ratchet & Clank: All 4 One dev diaries show off a small team, big game

• ESRB: Darkstalkers stalking PSOne Classics release

• Hydrophobia Prophecy predicted for PSN next week

• Payday: The Heist satisfies European PSN on November 2

• Kevin Butler opens the Hall of Play on Facebook

• PlayStation Vita First Edition Bundle: be an earlier adopter on Feb. 15

• Sony PS Vita First Edition Bundle up for pre-order, lets North American buyers snag it one week early

• Infamous: Festival of Blood launch trailer now in circulation

• Sony limits PS Vita game save options, memory card definitely not optional

• Battlefield 3 PS3 ships sans Battlefield 1943 bonus, EA counters with early DLC

• Sony creates LittleBigPlanet 2 Move bundle, separate limited edition

• FIFA Street, FIFA Football for Vita kick out new screens

• Infamous 2: Festival of Blood, PixelJunk Sidescroller, Resistance 3 demo and more in this week's PSN update

• DUST 514 could be the PS3's 'most important game'

• Vita games with internal memory can't use memory cards

• FIFA 12 and Cars 2 in PSP hardware bundle this November

• Starhawk launching a semi-public private beta for Warhawk veterans in November

• Report: These are the Vita games that require a memory card

• Kaz Hirai: Sony is 'in discussions with non-Sony companies' over PlayStation Suite

• Ridge Racer, Shinobido, and ... 'Touch My Katamari' launching alongside Vita in NA and EU

• Playstation 3D Display hits shelves November 13, Sony answers your burning questions

• European PSN releases for October 19: Rocketbirds, Okabu and The Run demo

• PSN content removed from Amazon

• PlayStation Store available for the one PlayStation Certified tablet

• PlayStation Store hits the Tablet S today, lets gamers relive the glory of the mid-'90s

• PSN Tuesday: Payday: The Heist, Okabu

• Ratchet and Clank: All 4 One broadcasts opening cinematic

• PlayStation Vita is coming February 22nd, start saving now

• PlayStation Vita to launch in North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Australia on February 22, 2012

• Uncharted 3 'Fortune Hunters' Club' is a DLC season pass

• Sam & Max: Beyond Time and Space coming to PSN today, bundled with The Devil's Playhouse too

• Gran Turismo 5 DLC delayed to October 25

• PS3 non-mandatory firmware update 3.73 adds 'stability'

• Mega Man and Monster Hunter bundled up for PSP

• Rumor: Killzone 3 / Resistance 3 Move bundle, LBP2 'Special Edition' on the way

• PixelJunk SideScroller moves right into PSN on Oct. 25

• Ken Levine gives us an update on BioShock for PlayStation Vita

• 'ModNation Racers: Road Trip' beats out other, far less worthy names for Vita racer

• New PS3 and PS Move bundles leaked by box manufacturer, Black Friday deal evidently in tow (update)

• Naughty Dog says no to single-player DLC for Uncharted 3

• Army Corps of Hell marching to North America in time for Vita launch

• Final Fantasy 14 'Version 2.0' begins charging this year, PS3 version in late 2012

• Sony looking into UMD download discount for Vita, hedging about PSOne Classics support

• PS Vita's form factor is 'super oval,' touch panels are extremely high-resolution

• European PSN releases for October 12

• Level-5's Time Travelers also coming to Vita and PSP

• Buying Uncharted 3 gets you into next year's Starhawk beta

• PSN Tuesday: Sideway: New York and the attack of the add-ons

• Gran Turismo 5 DLC coming October 18, update out today

• PlayStation Suite SDK will be released in 'limited beta' in November

• More Vita games priced in Japan, cheaper on PSN than retail

• Mortal Kombat Arcade Kollection tops Sept. PSN sales charts

• PS3 remote control updated with TV, Netflix controls

• Sony: Vita will 'supersede' mobile gaming with PlayStation Suite

• Online-exclusive Tekken Hybrid bundle adds exclusive FightStick

• Marvelous AQL has three games in store for Vita

• European PSN releases for October 5

• Gran Turismo 5 officially getting update, DLC, and a price drop

• New Batman: Arkham City villain found in Qore

• Sony implies all first-party titles to use Online Pass

• PSN Tuesday: Portal 2 DLC, PS2 Classics

• Europe gets PSN Imports section this week with three new games

• Harada shows off Tekken Hybrid limited edition

• PS3 will support 4K stills after a future update, moving pictures remain out of reach

• Report: Jak and Daxter HD spotted on retail site

• Uncharted 3 'Multiplayer Experience' live for PS Plus members in EMEA, AU/NZ this week

• Come, ogle the European Vita box and learn about the launch screen

• Trademark suggests Ni no Kuni PS3 to be called 'Wrath of the White Witch'

• PS2 games going digital in 'Only on PlayStation Network' campaign

• Uncharted 3 will use PSN Pass to combat piracy, make money on used games

• Uncharted 3 trophies are no longer hidden treasure

• Sony PS Vita caps 3G downloads at 20MB, encourages extensive mini play

Reviews (168)

• Kinect Sports: Season Two review: Sports, kind of

• Deja Review: MDK2 HD

• iBaby monitor: Keeping an iOS eye on your little one

• Battlefield 3 Console review: Squad score bonus

• The War of the Worlds review: House of 1,000 corpses

• Infamous 2: Festival of Blood review: Vamps and amps

• Behind the Glass: a detailed tour inside the Samsung Galaxy Note

• Apogee Jam guitar adapter review

• Samsung Galaxy Note review

• Warpia's StreamHD Value Edition does wireless USB to HDMI on the (kinda) cheap

• $35 Aakash Android tablet gets the hands-on treatment

• Motorola Atrix 2 review

• Canon S100 hands-on (video)

• Rotor Concept HPQ-1 quadcopter eyes-on (video)

• Grace One City e-motorbike review

• Nokia Drive with MirrorLink on Toyota Touch Life hands-on (video)

• HTC Rhyme review

• Nokia Lumia 800 unboxed: we shed some light on what's inside

• OCZ RevoDrive Hybrid review roundup: a speedy and spacious storage solution

• Hands-on with Dungeons and Dragons Online's Update 12: Vaults of the Artificers

• IRL: Kingston Wi-Drive, Dyson DC35 and being an Ubuntu fanboy

• TUAW TV Live at 5 PM EDT: The iPhone 4S review show

• Deja Review: House of the Dead: Overkill Extended Cut

• Nokia Asha 200, Asha 300 and Asha 303 hands-on (video)

• Nokia Lumia 800 vs. Nokia N9: the tale of the tape

• Nokia Lumia 710 hands-on (video)

• Nokia Lumia 800 hands-on (video)

• Review: Walter Isaacson's 'Steve Jobs'

• Pentax Q interchangeable lens camera review

• iPod fathers unveil their next project, the Nest Learning Thermostat (hands-on)

• Canon EOS-1D X first hands-on (video)

• Westone's 4 R-Series quad-driver IEMs pack Acoustic Symmetry, cost $500

• Kirby's Return to Dreamland review: Sleepwalking

• First Impressions: Luvinia Online

• 10 days with iPhone 4S: a personal review

• Uncharted 3: Drake's Deception review: Precious moments

• Dell XPS 14z review

• Battlefield 3 review: Squad score bonus

• Coby Kyros MID7012 tablet gets an FCC teardown, flaunts a roomy case

• Shifting Perspectives: Balance history in review

• Nokia N9 review

• Our Battlefield 3 review: Why we're splitting it up, and why console's coming late

• Hands-on with Blizzard DOTA: Tweaking the genre it created

• Skylanders: Spyro's Adventure review: Gotta buy 'em all

• BlizzCon 2011: Hands on with Mists of Pandaria

• ASUS Zenbook UX31 review

• ASUS Zenbook gets taken apart, finds the peace within

• PS Vita's Twitter app shown off in Hong Kong, we go hands-on (video)

• Vertu Constellation packs gaudy brilliance, and we don't mean the AMOLED

• Myriad's Remarkz HTML 5 web annotation app hands-on

• PowerUp Heroes review: Clap your hands, stomp your feet

• Dragon Age 2 - Mark of the Assassin Review

• Ratchet and Clank: All 4 One review: All 4 Naught

• Portabliss: Fruit Ninja: Puss in Boots (iOS)

• Behind the glass: a detailed tour inside the Samsung Galaxy Nexus

• Lifting the beta curtain: Larry's hands-on with SWTOR's beta

• A certain point of view: Jef's hands-on with SWTOR's beta

• Massively's double-dose of SWTOR beta impressions

• Nyko Zoom for Kinect hands-on

• The Leica D-Lux 5 Titanium: for people who prefer it pointed at them

• eFun Nextbook Premium 9 tablet hands-on (video)

• Lytro camera hands-on (video)

• IRL: Playseat Evolution, HTC Thunderbolt and a five-year-old iMac

• Dungeon Defenders review: A mage, squire, huntress and monk walk into a bar

• Metareview: Batman: Arkham City

• Just how good is the iPhone 4S camera?

• Google Ice Cream Sandwich (Android 4.0): a hands-on screenshot gallery

• Samsung Galaxy Nexus vs. Galaxy S II, Nexus One and Nexus S (macro hands-on)

• Samsung Galaxy Nexus with Ice Cream Sandwich hands-on (video)

• Samsung Galaxy Nexus vs. Droid RAZR by Motorola: the tale of the tape

• Engadget compares iPhone 4S,Galaxy S II, Nokia N8 and Amaze 4G cameras

• Rocksmith review: Drop-D minus

• Droid RAZR vs. Droid vs. iPhone 4... fight!

• Motorola MOTOACTV hands-on (update: video with Dean Karnazes!)

• Motorola Droid RAZR hands-on (video)

• Camera showdown: iPhone 4S vs. iPhone 4, Galaxy S II, Nokia N8 and Amaze 4G (video)

• Sideway: New York review: Urban blight

• HTC Titan review

• Professor Layton and the Last Specter review: Mystery in Misthallery

• Review: ioSafe SoloPRO fireproof external hard drive

• HTC Amaze 4G review

• Deja Review: Dead Rising 2: Off the Record

• iPhone 4S review

• The Lawbringer: Guardian Cub pros and cons

• Dance Central 2 review: Takes two to tango

• Acer Aspire S3 Ultrabook review

• Deus Ex: Human Revolution - The Missing Link review

• Velocity Micro Cruz T408 review

• Batman: Arkham City review: A world of difference

• t-JAYS Four let you listen to your iOS device, look cool while doing it

• Deja Review: Crysis

• iFixit tears down an iPhone 4S

• EcoATM offers instant money for your old phone, we go hands-on at CTIA E&A 2011 (video)

• Sonim brings a trio of rugged devices to CTIA E&A 2011, we go hands-on (video)

• iPhone 4S gets teardown treatment, Siri gasps in terror (updated)

• HTC Sensation XE with Beats Audio review

• Bose's OE2 and OE2i on-ear headphones pack brand recognition, little else

• Kyocera DuraMax for Sprint hands-on at CTIA E&A 2011 (video)

• LG Optimus Slider on Virgin Mobile at CTIA E&A 2011, we go hands-on (video)

• Samsung Transfix on Cricket at CTIA E&A 2011 (hands-on video)

• Portabliss: The Dark Meadow (iOS)

• Enter at Your Own Rift: A six-month retrospective

• Pantech Pocket for AT&T hands-on at CTIA E&A 2011 (video)

• Samsung Stratosphere for Verizon hands-on at CTIA E&A 2011 (video)

• iOS 5 review

• Archos 80 G9 review

• Pioneer AppRadio review

• Motorola Atrix 2 hands-on at CTIA E&A 2011 (video)

• T-Mobile Springboard hands-on at CTIA E&A 2011 (video)

• T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II review

• Logitech Harmony Link review

• Daily Mac App: Preflight

• Aliens Infestation review: Bursting with flavor

• HTC Radar review

• Neato's XV-12 robot vacuum cleans your floors dressed in white for $400

• Ace Combat: Assault Horizon review: Old dogfight, new tricks

• Disney Mobile DM010SH Android phone hits Softbank stores in Japan, we go hands-on (video)

• Sony PS3 Wireless Stereo Headset review

• MSI GT683DXR review

• How would you change HTC's EVO 3D?

• Switched On: The four Ses of the iPhone 4S

• Fujifilm's X10 offers up vintage-style snapping for $599.99 in early November

• MyTunes for iPhone gives your music an impressive kick

• NBA 2K12 review: Living the dream

• Sony Reader WiFi review

• Knowles Electronics Mems Joystick for Samsung Galaxy Tab, Nintendo 3DS hands-on (video)

• Xtrafolio vs. Portfolio: iPad portfolio faceoff

• A Game of Thrones: Genesis review: Dirty deeds, done dirt cheap

• Shure SE215 earphones review

• Umiushi Smapho 2800 portable charger hands-on: one plug for iPhone, another one for micro-USB

• HTC announces the Sensation XL with Beats Audio, we go hands-on

• Sony DEV-5 Digital Recording Binoculars sample photos and video

• Rohm Wireless Power Transmission system hands-on (video)

• Fujitsu Lifebook AH77/E and SH76/E hands-on

• Eufloria review: Fight the flowers that be

• Forza Motorsport 4 review: Hybrid synergy drive

• Grid10 review

• Orcs Must Die review: Building a better Orc trap

• NEC LaVie Touch hands-on (updated)

• Metareview: Rage

• Spider-Man: Edge of Time review: Excelsibore!

• Rohm and Lumiotec create $450 OLED Hanger lamp, we go hands-on (video)

• Murata Tactile Controller TV remote hands-on (video)

• Cyberdyne HAL robotic arm hands-on (video)

• Panasonic Cockpit digital dash prototype hands-on (video)

• Fujitsu Arrows Tab LTE F-01D with gesture control hands-on (video)

• Murata Wireless Power Transmission System supports laptops, we go hands-on (video)

• Camera or camcorder? JVC's hybrid GC-PX10 wants to be both

• Rochard review: Puzzles suitable for miners

• iPhone 4S vs. the smartphone elite: Galaxy S II, Bionic and Titan

• iPhone 4S hands-on!

• iPhone 4S vs. iPhone 4: what's changed?

• NTT DoCoMo menu translator app hands-on (video)

• NTT DoCoMo bad breath, body fat and food analyzers hands-on (video)

• Toshiba Regza DBR-M190 stores 15 days of HDTV from six channels, we go hands-on (video)

• RAGE review: Anger management

• Fieldfolio iPad 2 folio case perfects the 'book look'

• Pantech Breakout review

• Amazon Kindle Lighted Leather Cover hands-on

• iHome iW1 AirPlay wireless audio system review

• Amazon Kindle review (2011)

• Sony A77 reviewed: A 24.3 megapixel game-changer?

• Dark Souls review: Brick walls and pancakes

• Nikon 1 J1 review (video)

• NTT DoCoMo battery claims 10-minute charge time, we go hands-on (video)

• Fitbit Ultra: An unobtrusive fitness tracker

• Fitbit Ultra review

• Mutewatch wrists-on: stay on-task with good vibrations (video)

Robotics (4)

• Olly: the web-connected robot that converts pings to odors

• New high-precision eye surgery robot helps doctors stay sharp

• Robot dragon teaches kids language skills, battles impulse to terrorize city

• Insert Coin: Romo, the smartphone robot (video)

Samsung (8)

• Samsung's Q3 2011 overall profit falls despite incredible phone sales

• Samsung appeals Australian Galaxy Tab injunction

• Samsung's SCH-i929 and SCH-W999 dual-screen clamshell get certified in China

• Samsung offers up the Galaxy Note's goodies, makes kernel source code available

• Samsung modifies Galaxy smartphones to satisfy Dutch court, plans to resume sales soon

• Samsung's Media Hub Beta program for Galaxy S II owners adds some points to your Smart TV's IQ

• How would you change Samsung's Chromebook Series 5?

• Samsung releases 1.5GHz Exynos processor and 16MP CMOS for mobiles, if you're nice

Science (32)

• 'Invisible glass' could reduce display glare, fails as food-in-teeth mirror

• Origins of Malu reveals Toljon race

• Researchers use inkjet acumen to create wireless explosive sensor from paper

• Artificial tongue distinguishes 18 different types of canned tomato

• Volta BCN electric motorcycle announced, set to go on sale in Q2 2012

• The touch, the feel of cotton, the fabric of our... transistors

• AUO's flexible e-paper to take on Stretch Armstrong in battle of the bendiest

• Korean researchers create stretchy transistors made of graphene

• Archon Genomics X Prize offers up $10 million for sequencing 100 human genomes

• University of Minnesota researchers flex the mind's muscle, steer CG choppers

• Computer components may one day recycle their own wasted heat

• Nokia's kinetic future: flexible screens and a twisted interface (video)

• Solar Ship takes to the skies powered by good deeds and sunshine (video)

• Project Shellter: crowdsourcing 3D-printed homes for hermit crabs

• Scientists build logic gates out of gut bacteria, then hopefully wash their hands

• Inhabitat's Week in Green: quantum levitation, Zombie-Powered Vertical Farm and Macquariums

• The Hidden media reminds us that we're not alone

• ThinFilm and PARC demo printable, organic CMOS circuit, inch us closer to an 'internet of things'

• More efficient heat sinks could sport nanowire whiskers

• Remember those faster-than-light neutrinos? Great, now forget 'em

• IEE brings glasses-free 3D to the battlefield

• Behind the Mask: Practical indestructibility

• MIT researchers suggest graphene could be used to build a better camera sensor

• Samsung breakthrough could turn your window pane into a big ol' LED

• This concept wants you to smell it, smell it, Smellit

• Monkeys control virtual arm with their brains, may herald breakthrough for paraplegics

• Dipping capacitors and batteries in nanotubes could improve capacity

• Arduino, iPod and RFID make beautiful, accessible music together (video)

• Piezoelectric system turns your balmy breath into pungent power

• Invisibility cloak made of carbon nanotubes uses 'mirage effect' to disappear

• Help for the lost: a fabric antenna to keep you from being a castaway

• Researchers say nanorockets could deliver medicine quickly within the blood

Smartphones (281)

• Dell Streak gets DISA approval, Androids look to Pentagon invasion

• CMI shows off 720p glasses-free 3D display for smartphones with 2D off-angle viewing

• Canalys: HTC nips Apple, Samsung to become top smartphone vendor in US for Q3 2011

• HTC Rezound ad pays Verizon stores an early visit, soonish launch likely

• Dear Aunt TUAW: Can I use bluetooth with Siri?

• HTC releases Q3 earnings report: profit up 68 percent, shipments soar 93 percent

• Acer's first venture into Windows Phone arrives in France as the Allegro

• How would you change RIM's BlackBerry Bold 9930?

• Lenovo's upcoming LePhone S2 seen running Android as well as Windows Phone, looks confused

• Nokia World 2011 wrap-up

• IDC: Samsung, ZTE see jump in mobile shipments, Apple slides to fifth place

• Did the Nokia Lumia 710 pass through the FCC?

• iPhone 4S battery concerns and tips for better performance

• Samsung Focus S, Focus Flash geared up for a November 6th release

• International unlocked iPhone 4S sales begin today

• White Galaxy Note appears, developers wanted to pen third-party apps for its stylus

• Samsung claims top spot in global smartphone shipments for Q3 2011, Apple slips to number two

• ITG xpPhone 2 to get some Windows 8 love, starts living large in January (updated)

• iTat tattoos up the back of your iPhone

• Microsoft: Windows Phone Mango now being delivered to '100 percent' of compatible devices

• Nokia N8 clicks its heels three times, finds a Symbian Anna service pack update

• Samsung makes Galaxy Nexus release date official, available in the UK on November 17th

• Samsung loses attempt to ban iPhone 4S sales in Italy

• iPhone exceeds Sprint's expectations

• Windows Phone Apollo coming 'middle of next year,' says Nokia VP

• Motorola Droid 4 exposed to our wandering eyes, comes with LTE in tow?

• HTC Raider 4G LTE available on Rogers today, Bell's version coming soon

• Gazelle reports BlackBerry trade-ins at an all-time high

• Motorola Pro+ 4G rides into Canada November 7th, will kick off shoes and stay a while

• Samsung Galaxy Nexus confirmed to have 'fortified glass,' not Gorilla Glass

• Lumia 710 makes an appearance on Nokia's US site without its Windows Phone counterpart

• Verizon throws Galaxy Nexus signup page live, claims exclusivity

• Nexus One denied Ice Cream Sandwich, becomes official relic of Android's yesteryears

• Mythical snow-white N9 spotted at Nokia World

• Droid RAZR pre-orders go live on Verizon tomorrow, ships to Blur fans before November 10th (updated)

• Nokia Lumia 800 hits UK carriers this November, Xbox 360 used as bait

• Nokia Asha brings Angry Birds to the developing world, Mighty Eagle soars (video)

• Nokia Lumia 800 shipping in November for $585, available for pre-order now

• The Nokia World 2011 keynote liveblog!

• Samsung Exhibit II 4G to be shown off for T-Mobile at Walmart tomorrow, official channels November 2nd

• Nexus S port of Ice Cream Sandwich is available, if you can stand some rough edges

• LG DoublePlay likely to see single release for T-Mobile on October 26th

• Nokia to announce QWERTY Series 40 Touch and Type tomorrow?

• iOS 5 Safari speed gains demonstrated in New Relic infographic

• Nokia Lumia 800 and 710 Windows Phones slip out ahead of tomorrow's announcement

• Nokia 800 gets pictured, ready for its close-up

• Bluetooth Smart announced, iPhone 4S is ready

• Motorola RAZR open for unlocked bootloader business, if the carrier says so

• Symbian Anna update rolls out to compatible Nokia smartphones in the US

• HTC Radar 4G gets November 2nd launch date on T-Mobile with $100 price tag

• Samsung Transform Ultra does the QWERTY slide for Sprint

• O2's Galaxy Nexus landing page confirms November availability, forgets to add price

• Ice Cream Sandwich supports USB game controllers and HDMI, turns your phone into full game console

• Dear Aunt TUAW: My iPhone won't stop talking to me

• Samsung Stratosphere, Motorola Droid RAZR to be first Verizon LTE phones with Micro SIMs?

• Galaxy Nexus, HTC Rezound (still) bound for Verizon on November 10th, Droid RAZR bumped to October?

• Dear Aunt TUAW: What is this "Voice Control" thing?

• Verizon (finally) confirms it will have the Galaxy Nexus

• Android Ice Cream Sandwich includes native stylus support

• International iPhone 4S pre-orders begin

• Got Klout? You may qualify for a free Windows Phone

• Verizon Wireless sells 2 million iPhone 4 handsets in Q3 2011

• Engadget Distro Issue 9: the Android Invasion is upon us!

• iPhone 4S 16 GB costs US$196 to build

• The Galaxy Nexus' Super AMOLED display is a minus, not a Plus

• Ice Cream Sandwich already unofficially ported, Nexus S 4G gets first dibs

• Galaxy Nexus barometer explained, Sam Champion not out of a job

• Android's Andy Rubin is not a fan of Siri

• HTC Rezound render resoundingly revealed

• Dear Aunt TUAW: Help me use punctuation with Siri

• Do it yourself iPhone fixes: The three R's

• AT&T activates 1 million iPhone 4S handsets

• Motorola Admiral to directly connect with Sprint on October 23rd for $100

• iPhone 4S supports GLONASS satellite system, much to the delight of Russia

• Sony Ericsson bringing Ice Cream Sandwich to Xperia handsets?

• Samsung's Won-Pyo Hong: Galaxy Nexus wasn't designed just to skirt Apple patents

• Microsoft's Andy Lees: Nokia will announce 'its Windows Phones' at Nokia World

• ASUS' Jonney Shih: PadFone will ship in Q1 2012 with Ice Cream Sandwich

• C-Spire to become 4th U.S. iPhone 4S carrier

• Apple confirms GLONASS support for iPhone 4S

• Nokia 800 press shots leak, Espoo's Windows Phone Mango lovechild now close at hand

• HTC's new audio API Beats OpenSense into developers

• Engadget Distro's first special edition traces the origins of the iPhone 4S

• Sprint unleashes the HTC EVO Design 4G, available October 23rd for $100

• Is C-Spire getting the iPhone 4S? Its website says so (Update: confirmed)

• iPhone 4S users complain of yellowish display tint

• Motorola RAZR to get updated to Ice Cream Sandwich in early 2012

• Galaxy Nexus, Ice Cream Sandwich roundup: specs, details and insight, oh my!

• Andy Rubin: Ice Cream Sandwich's Face Unlock is developed by PittPatt

• T-Mobile internal doc leaks, BlackBerry Torch 9810 to bow this November?

• Android Beam takes us to the future of close-proximity data exchange (video)

• Samsung: the LTE version of the Galaxy Nexus will be 'a little' thicker

• Ice Cream Sandwich face unlock demo (video)

• HTC: We're reviewing Ice Cream Sandwich and determining our plans

• Google confirms Nexus S will get Ice Cream Sandwich -- for real this time (Gingerbread devices, too)

• Ice Cream Sandwich revamps Android camera and gallery features

• Roboto font and the new design philosophy of Android 4.0, Ice Cream Sandwich

• Android Ice Cream Sandwich adds Face Unlock feature

• Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich now official, includes revamped design, enhancements galore

• Samsung's Galaxy Nexus launches in November on NTT Docomo, Verizon, and more

• Siri is the iPhone 4S' most enticing feature

• Samsung Galaxy Nexus gets handled on video

• Verizon looking at November 10th launch for Galaxy Nexus, Droid RAZR and HTC Rezound?

• iPhone sales dip last quarter largely due to rumors

• Samsung Galaxy Nexus leaks on official site, flashes Verizon affiliation

• Motorola locks Droid RAZR bootloader, angers ROM-happy lovers of anorexic handsets

• Ice Cream Sandwich widgets leak out ahead of official launch

• Motorola Droid RAZR hits FCC with Verizon LTE, global GSM radio

• Motorola Droid RAZR unveiled: LTE, 4.3-inch qHD Super AMOLED display, available November for $299

• Research in Motion announces BBX, 'combines the best of BlackBerry and QNX'

• Motorola's Faster. Thinner. Smarter. Stronger. event liveblog!

• Galaxy Nexus images, specs and benchmarks apparently leaked

• Motorola's Android future to be revealed later today, get your liveblog here!

• BlackBerry DevCon starts today, get all the liveblog action right here!

• Japan's NTT DoCoMo announces Samsung Nexus Prime ahead of Ice Cream Sandwich event

• Report highlights iPhone 4S design changes

• Samsung and Google's Ice Cream Sandwich event is tomorrow -- get your liveblog here!

• Samsung Galaxy W revisits the FCC, is this T-Mobile's 'Ancora?'

• Samsung delivers kernel source for T-Mobile Galaxy S II, developers can now collect all three

• North American iPhone 4S sales now reservation-only at Apple stores

• Sony Ericsson Xperia pro on sale this October, corporate thumbs flex in anticipation

• Motorola Droid RAZR gets an early introduction ahead of tomorrow's launch

• Nokia 710 spotted on developer site, probably not running 'Internet Tablet OS 2008 Edition'

• iPhone 4S selling for big bucks on Chinese gray market

• A visual representation of iPhone launches

• iPhone 4S hits four million in sales after first weekend

• Ice Cream Sandwich may have a built-in photo editor to help your pictures turn out halfway decent

• RIM offers free apps to make up for that whole BlackBerry outage thing

• LG DoublePlay makes its official intro on T-Mobile, offers dual-screens and split keyboard

• Motorola Atrix 2 just a few clicks away from your purchase at AT&T for $100

• Chipworks throws an iPhone 4S under its infrared microscope, finds Sony-sourced image sensor

• RIM tells devs to get ready for BlackBerry Curve Touch and Bellagio

• Sprint buyback ad deems HTC Arrive too old, iPhone page lightly suggests you chuck it (update: official response)

• Colorware spills its inks on your iPhone 4S, charges dearly for it

• The iPhone belt buckle holster is for the cowboy in you

• You got your iPhone 4S. Now what?

• iPhone 4S lacks "Enable 3G" switch

• Motorola teaser counts down to ICS event date, ends a few hours early (video)

• Samsung's Korea-bound Galaxy S II HD LTE pops up in FCC filings

• Verizon pricing, release windows for Galaxy Nexus, HTC Rezound revealed

• Sprint reports 'best day ever' of sales with iPhone 4S launch

• Sprint says the iPhone 4S, 4 add up to its best 'device family' launch ever (Update: AT&T too)

• iPhone 4S welcomed by AT&T activation delays, iCloud stumbles out of the gate

• Ballistic Universal Sport Rugged: Tough protection for your iPhone

• Dear Aunt TUAW: Help me drive with Siri

• Today's Zen moment brought to you by AT&T's iPhone 4S activation (Updated)

• Customers line up for iPhone 4S on launch day

• Samsung Galaxy Y available now from Vodafone UK

• Sony Ericsson posts lower Q3 profits, will shift 'entire portfolio' to smartphones in 2012

• New study says almost half of iPhone owners plan to upgrade to the 4S

• Lots of iOS sales to celebrate iOS 5 and the iPhone 4S

• iPhone 4S has 512 MB RAM, iFixit and Anandtech verify

• Sprint explains iPhone 4S unlocking policy: phones will be unlocked, then locked, then unlocked again

• CanvasPop: iPhone 4S has 'highest quality on board cameras on any smart phone'

• Samsung confirms Ice Cream Sandwich event on October 19

• Nokia outs colorful 603 handset, coupled with NFC-equipped Luna Bluetooth headset

• Sprint to offer three levels of iPhone service, 'yellow' AppleCare+ repairs will cost $49

• iOS 5 features: Notification Center

• iOS 5 iPhones can now shop for alert/text tones

• AT&T's Ralph de la Vega: LTE phones to be leaner, retain charge longer

• Dear Aunt TUAW: Help me snag a 4S

• iPhone 4S: comparing Verizon, AT&T and Sprint data plans

• Samsung attempts to ambush iPhone 4S launch in Sydney

• IPhone 4 theft suspects plead no contest, get wrists slapped

• Sharp, HTC and ZTE learn the NFC Forum secret handshake

• Poll: Have you upgraded to iOS 5?

• Samsung Galaxy S II and HTC Amaze 4G on sale at T-Mobile

• Server issues preventing iOS 5 updates for many - TUAW recommends a dose of zen

• iOS 5 features: Changes to Camera and Photos

• iOS 5 features: Wi-Fi Sync (Updated)

• iOS 5 now available for download

• Sprint won't offer GSM iPhone 4S unlocked (Updated)

• iPhone 4S claims title of first Bluetooth 4.0 smartphone, ready to stream data from your cat

• LG Doubleplay packs dual screens, likes being different

• Sprint and Verizon confirm iPhone 4S Micro SIM unlock for international travel (update: Sprint remains locked?)

• The saga of the leaked iPhone 4 prototype comes to an anticlimactic end

• Place a T-Mobile call from your iPhone with Bobsled

• Samsung crashes iPhone 4S block party, lures Aussies with $2 Galaxy S IIs

• Samsung and Google's Ice Cream Sandwich / Nexus Prime event back on for the 19th?

• Lapdock 100 brings a Webtop IQ boost to Moto phones on Verizon, Sprint, and AT&T

• Your iPhone 4S may have already shipped. Here's how to check

• Geekbench scores benchmark iPhone 4S A5 at 800MHz

• Sam's Club now taking iPhone 4S reservations

• LG P930 handset visits the FCC, does little to shake off the mystery

• First Nokia 800 ads spotted, announcing the arrival WP7 for Finnish faithful

• Some German customers receive iPhone 4S handsets early

• 3LM resurfaces, still wants to make Android secure enough for the IT guys

• Benchmarks clock iPhone 4S' A5 CPU at 800MHz, show major GPU upgrade over iPhone 4

• CyanogenMod 7.1 brings support for Xperias and 20 other handsets

• iPhone 4 and 3GS still selling strong

• Microsoft exec says Windows phone is cure for iPhone monotony

• iPhone 4S rumored to offer 512MB RAM instead of 1GB

• BlackBerry Tag: touch-to-share for... multimedia?

• iPhone 4S 8-Megapixel photo looks incredible

• Sonim introduces trio of rugged phones, including one with NFC support

• Details on the Samsung Galaxy S III leak out: 1.8GHz dual-core CPU and 12MP camera? (Update: wrong terminology)

• Size matters: why the iPhone has a 3.5-inch screen

• iPhone 4S pre-orders are in the mail

• T-Mobile Galaxy S II pre-orders begin today, should land in stores October 12th

• Customers begin to receive iPhone 4S shipment notices

• Samsung Stratosphere lands on Verizon October 13th: LTE and QWERTY for $150

• Sprint may not extend equipment protection plan to iPhone 4S

• UK server failure sends BlackBerry devices offline in Europe, the Middle East and Africa (update: restored)

• iPhone 4S pre-orders top 1 million in 24 hours

• Boost Mobile adds Samsung Transform Ultra to its repertoire, hopes you'll transition for $230

• Xperia Play makes itself more enticing for the holidays with four free EA games

• AT&T misses another iPhone opportunity

• Pantech Vega LTE gets official for South Korea, dual-core 1.5GHz CPU and 4.5-inch HD display

• Samsung Stratosphere cleared for Verizon landing October 13th

• Motorola Admiral spied in the wild, waiting patiently for its turn to sail out of harbor

• Apple iPhone 4S now shipping in 'one to two' weeks, over 200,000 AT&T pre-orders in first 12 hours

• GSM Nexus Prime passes through the FCC, possibly heading to AT&T?

• Ice Cream Sandwich leak outs Music 4.0.1 for download, previews Google+ 2.0

• LG Optimus 3D app converter starts roll-out this month, why settle for only two dimensions?

• Notes on the iPhone 4S announcement

• International iPhone 4S shipping dates already showing delays

• Unlocked iPhone 4S coming in November, won't work with CDMA

• Looking back at the iPhone 4S pre-order launch

• Windows Phone users report Microsoft Outlook e-mail issues with 7.5 Mango

• Samsung and Google postpone Ice Cream Sandwich and Galaxy Nexus

• iPhone 4S preorders open up at 3AM ET -- are you ready? (Update: They're live!)

• How much will the iPhone 4S really cost on AT&T, Verizon and Sprint?

• Samsung Galaxy Nexus specs leak, headed to Verizon as an exclusive? (updated)

• Another Windows Phone spotted, Nokia Sun on the horizon?

• ComScore: Android extends lead over Apple, holds 44 percent of smartphone market

• Sprint now taking pre-orders for iPhone 4, reserve your 4S on October 7

• T-Mobile officially unveils myTouch, MyTouch Q just in time for the holidays

• Sprint confirms unlimited data for iPhones, but not so fast

• BBM caught cheating with Android, CrackBerry epidemic to spread?

• Huawei Honor gets knighted by the FCC, beelines it straight for Cricket as the Glory

• Poll: Will you be getting an iPhone 4S?

• iPhone 4S was top online buzz generator yesterday

• Samsung takes a swipe at iPhone 4S already

• Android Gingerbread has growth spurt, grabs 38.2 percent device share

• Qt developers gain NFC support with Nokia's latest SDK update

• Daily Update for October 4, 2011: Special "Let's Talk iPhone" edition

• AT&T goes meta: your iPhone 4S upgrade is just an app away (update)

• Apple iPhone 4S makes its way through the FCC?

• iPhone 4S Announcement FAQ

• Apple iPhone 4S keynote now available for streaming

• Official iPhone micro-USB adapter quietly sneaks into UK Apple Store

• iOS 5 Gold Master ready for download

• iPhone 4S officially lands on Sprint

• 8 GB iPhone 3GS now free with contract, iPhone 4 price dropped

• Meet the new iPhone 4S

• Sprint iPhone officially announced: iPhone 4 and 4S both on the way

• iPhone 4S officially announced: lands October 14th starting at $199 in sizes up to 64GB, coming to Sprint

• iPod touch still maxes out at 64GB / $399, available in white October 12th

• iOS 5 available October 12

• iPhone 4S adds A5 processor, up to 7x graphics, arriving Oct. 14

• TUAW meta-liveblog of the Apple "Let's talk iPhone' event

• iPhone 4S landing on October 14th according to Apple Store page in Japan

• WSJ: upcoming iPhone will not support 4G LTE or WiMAX

• LG myTouch phones listed as 'coming soon' to T-Mobile with suspect specs

• Engadget, broadcasting live from Apple's 'Let's Talk iPhone' event in Cupertino!

• Luxury Vertu Constellation T smartphone now packs post-feudal technology

• KDDI shows off sensory enhancements for smartphone users, throws a free-viewpoint virtual concert

• LG Optimus LTE now official: High-speed data alongside a high-definition IPS display

• HTC Titan, Radar on sale now at Phones4U, blow a raspberry at 'launch date' nonsense

• Double portion of prepaid LG Android handsets coming to Net10

• Sony Ericsson CEO says company 'should have taken iPhone more seriously'

• Why the iPod touch 3G makes no sense

• Analysts predict big iPhone sales as press event nears

• WSJ: Sprint to take risky gamble on iPhone

• Sony Ericsson CEO: we should have taken the iPhone more seriously

• WSJ: Sprint places $20 billion order for next iPhone, hinges company future on Apple's handset?

• TUAW predicts a short iPhone wait

• Tim Cook's "time to shine" with new iPhone announcement

• iPhone 4 users begin selling back old units

• White Galaxy S II gets not-so-festive October launch in Canada

• Report suggests iOS hit all-time market share high

• Vodafone Germany lists "iPhone 4S" at 16GB, 32GB, 64GB

• Xperia Ray makes US debut, goes unlocked for $425

• Samsung Stratosphere lays it all out with spec sheet treatment

• You're the Pundit: Why hasn't there been a new iOS 5 beta?

• Sony Ericsson lends hand to FreeXperia devs, shows love for CyanogenMod 7.1

• Samsung Galaxy S II now available on AT&T for $200

• Is this Apple's cheaper iPhone 4?

• iPhone 5 / 4S placeholders pop up at Cincinnati Bell, questionable specs in tow

• iPhone 5 appears temporarily on Cincinnati Bell website (Updated)

• Radio Shack inventory screen pegs iPhone 5 for Sprint

Social Media (5)

• Facebook testing 'Trusted Friends' feature, the password unlock we hope you never have to use

• Engadget takes a tour of the PlayStation Vita Twitter app

• iOS 5 features: Twitter integration

• Daily iPad App: Facebook

• Dalai Lama and Archbishop Desmond Tutu plan birthday Hangout on Google+

Space (10)

• NASA's Mars rover Curiosity gains DAN apparatus, new lust for water

• Angry Birds to ride Russian rockets into space, follow iPads bound for bored cosmonauts

• iPads, Angry Birds to travel to International Space Station

• Achtung: German satellite to crash down tonight, won't land in Germany

• Scientists capture birth of new planet on camera, mother and child doing just fine

• EU to launch first two Galileo satellites today, as sat-nav system lurches forward

• Hyperspace Beacon: More beacons

• ViaSat-1 scheduled to launch October 19th, spreading high-speed satellite service across North America

• Hyperspace Beacon: Hyperspace... beacons

• Alma observatory captures stars being born, reports back on universe's awkward teenage years

Sports (21)

• The Engadget Podcast, live at 5:00PM ET!

• New ArcheAge clip shows off CBT4 transportation

• League of Legends season two details creep out

• WRUP: Justice... with a side order of spaghetti

• World of Wardrobe: Hiking around Hyjal for tier 6, page 2

• Feats Per Minute record playing bike helps you kickstand out the jams (video)

• Developer diary is your ticket to Kinect Sports Season 2

• Starcraft Universe MMO mod testable through October 30th

• NFL Blitz returns to the gridiron in 2012

• League of Legends unearths harrowing Halloween skins

• Ultimate MvC3 hits us with free DLC, Heroes vs Heralds, we ask for more

• World of Wardrobe: Traipsing around Tempest Keep for tier 5

• The Engadget Podcast, live at 5:00PM ET!

• Team Fortress 2 running via web browser, world's fate in question

• Breaking Bad Easter Egg discovered in Rage

• Real Racing 2 update brings splitscreen Party Play action

• The Engadget Podcast, live at 5:00PM ET!

• World of Wardrobe: Slinking around Serpentshrine for tier 5, page 2

• Real Racing 2 update adds four-player AirPlay streaming

• Fan remake of Command & Conquer: Renegade nearing completion

• French SoulCalibur 5 match videos prove that you're already unprepared

Streaming (44)

• Weekly Podcast Roundup: Oct. 24-30, 2011

• Roku adds more games, cleans up the PQ on its latest streamers

• Bright House TV app brings rebranded Time Warner Cable TV to the iPad

• myPlex makes streaming your media simple, gives you one queue to rule them all

• Pure Music looks to give Spotify a run for its money, but only in the UK

• Warner pushes 28-day new release delay on Blockbuster, matches Redbox and Netflix

• DirecTV adds live video streaming on iPad

• Weekly Podcast Roundup: Oct. 17-23, 2011

• Netflix US subscriber count drops by 800k in Q3, 21.45 million still streaming

• Netflix streaming to UK, Ireland in 'early 2012'

• Netflix to expand to UK, Ireland in 'early 2012,' looks to challenge Lovefilm

• BBC's global iPlayer app adds AirPlay streaming, should just be on Apple TV

• Gaikai delivering FIFA 12 demo through YouTube (Or: The future cometh!)

• Hulu Plus coming to 3DS and Wii 'soon'

• Sony Music Unlimited arrives for Android tablets, bearing gifts of unlimited music

• Deezer goes global, streaming music service coming to over 100 new countries

• Netflix Android app adds support for Honeycomb tablets, extends reach to Canada and Latin America

• U-verse TV gets social with help from Miso, TV Foundry, Wayvin and BuddyTV Guide

• Skype / Rdio co-founder's Vdio service leaks out, pronunciation confirmed

• Weekly Podcast Roundup: Oct. 10-16, 2011

• Sirius XM rolls out Edge satellite radio with expanded channel lineup

• YouTube 'Merch Store' makes your artist channel a one-stop shop for the groupie goodies

• Boxee Box adds music streaming from Spotify, just press play

• Hulu owners 'terminate sale process', won't sell to anyone

• Apple TV update released, adds new content providers (updated)

• Roku announces $50 LT model, will add HBO Go streaming to all of its boxes this month

• YouTube extends movie rental service to the UK

• UltraViolet 'digital locker' opens for business. Lets you buy once, play anywhere... eventually

• Weekly Podcast Roundup: Oct. 3-9, 2011

• Netflix cans Qwikster, service staying whole

• Netflix backtracks on Qwikster, will keep DVDs and streaming under the same URL

• CinemaNow strikes deal with Intel, adds new movies in 1080p HD

• Eddie Murphy's Tower Heist gets fast-tracked to Comcast VOD, $60 saves a trip to the theater

• Comcast promises Xfinity VOD streaming on more devices, new Xcalibur guide in 2012

• Comcast testing pay-per-package, still afraid of a-la-carte

• DirecTV Nomad is ready to launch, transcodes DVRed shows for mobile viewing

• Rdio launches free, non-ad-supported streaming for US users, meter to keep you in check

• Spotify streaming hits the living room on the latest $99 WDTV Live, WDTV Live Hub

• CRTC won't regulate Netflix as a broadcaster in Canada

• It's not TV: it's Nottv, Japan's new Smartphone-only TV station

• Image Comics joins the ComiXology banner

• Rhapsody announces plans to acquire Napster

• Showtime launches Anytime streaming portal, social iPad app

• The Engadget Mobile Podcast, live at 2PM ET!

Style (2)

• Tokyoflash Kisai Seven tells time with Tron design, makes fan dreams come true

• Pre-order Dungeon Defenders on Steam, get a Portal gun and tiny TF2 guys

Tablets (83)

• iPad 2 gets an $8 million Cretaceous makeover with dino bones, diamonds and gold

• School tech directors expect iPads to increase

• Brazilian iPad production may be more costly than expected

• ASUS' Eee Pad plans: Transformer Prime landing November 9th, two Win 8 tablets coming in 2012

• ASUS says Transformer Prime will arrive on Honeycomb, ICS coming later

• GameStop selling specialized Android tablets at 200 U.S. stores right now

• Mystery Motorola devices headed for Verizon, could be the long-awaited Xoom 2s?

• ASUS Eee Pad Transformer Prime shots leak out, apes the Tao of Zenbook design

• Dear Aunt TUAW: Are iPad 2 mic issues causing Siri holdbacks?

• Condé Nast sees iPad subscription boom with Newsstand

• iPads affect the future of hotel Wi-Fi

• RIM confirms PlayBook OS 2.0 delayed until February, still no BBM in sight

• T-Mobile Springboard and Galaxy Tab 10.1 finally get official launch dates

• ViewSonic rolls out $200 ViewPad 7e Android tablet

• iPad rental business is booming in Madrid, Spain

• Siri being tested in jailbroken iPad 1

• Mystery Moto tablet swings through the FCC, refuses to take any questions

• Tablet component suppliers concerned over iPad's dominance

• Switched On: Android's tablet traversal

• Motorola Xoom will get updated with Ice Cream Sandwich, but when?

• Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus WiFi hitting the US November 13th for $400, available in 16GB for now

• Transformer Prime gets official landing page, shows mostly bezel

• NVIDIA's Jen-Hsun Huang: Windows on ARM should hit tablets first, battling Intel is a bad idea, would love his chips in iPad

• Toshiba shows off 6-inch tablet display with 498ppi resolution

• Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus ready for your pre-orders, sticky with Honeycomb

• ASUS says Eee Pad Transformer tablet will get ICS upgrade... sometime

• ASUS' Jonney Shih: Android 4.0 hitting tablets by year's end, ultrathin netbook is coming

• ASUS' Jonney Shih unveils Transformer Prime Android tablet: 10-inch, 8.3mm, quad-core NVIDIA Tegra 3

• Android Ice Cream Sandwich: What will it look like on a tablet? (video)

• Kobo quietly launches Vox Android tablet with 7-inch display, Gingerbread, $200 price tag

• RIM announces PlayBook 2.0 Developer Beta and Runtime, marries Android to BlackBerry

• HP TouchPad gets webOS 3.0.4 update, now able to answer calls from non-webOS phones

• iPad subsidy offers lure student customers in France

• Galaxy Player 4.0 and 5.0 land on shelves, deliver Gingerbread without the phone

• Huawei MediaPad passes go at FCC, collects $200

• How would you change HP's TouchPad?

• Sony Reader PRS-T1 hacked to expose Android, run other e-reader apps (video)

• Kindle 3 gets software upgrade, ready to soar into the cloud

• Study: 2/3 of tablet users play games on the device

• Developer does the math: only 3.4 million Honeycomb tablets in the wild?

• Motorola Xoom Family Edition includes kid-friendly apps, will hit Best Buy Sunday for $379

• Panasonic's 7- and 10-inch BizPads port the Honeycomb drizzle to Japan's enterprise set

• Sony's Tablet S and P get 3G in Japan, NTT DoCoMo preps for October 28th release

• Giant tablet lets commanders control war with the swipe of a finger

• Verizon sending Xoom docks back with delayed, updated slates

• iOS 5 features: Split keyboard for iPad

• iOS 5 features: New Multi-Touch gestures for iPad 2

• iOS 5 features: Changes in Music app for iPad

• iOS 5 features: iMessage brings free texting to iPad, iPod touch

• School district eyes iPads to improve students' math scores

• Can you help provide a 'lost iPad' story with a happy ending?

• ViewSonic ViewPad 10e coming soon to UK and Netherlands?

• Samsung Galaxy Tab 7 Plus WiFi approved by FCC

• Archos 101 G9 tablet goes on sale, 8GB version now $370

• Report suggest half of iPads sold in China come from grey market

• Motorola Xoom a bit slow boomerangin' back with 4G LTE update

• iPad has 97.2 percent of US tablet Internet traffic

• Samsung Galaxy Tab 7.0 Plus up for pre-order: $399 16GB, $499 32GB

• Video of Myriad's Alien Dalvik 2.0 on an iPad

• T-Mobile unveils Galaxy Tab 10.1 in U.S. despite Apple lawsuit

• T-Mobile unveils Galaxy Tab 10.1 and SpringBoard, combines 4G talk with HSPA+ walk

• Cybook prepping Odyssey reader with High Speed Ink System screen

• Why Siri should (and probably will) come to iPad 2

• Toshiba AT200 tablet squeezes through 7.7mm gap at the FCC

• Dear Aunt TUAW: Where is my iPad 2 Siri voice assistant?

• Lenovo's IdeaPad A1 now on sale: a slice of Gingerbread for under $200

• Pandigital Supernova available mid-October for $230, is an eReader in Android tablet disguise

• Survey: iPad is Kindle Fire-proof

• Xoom 4G LTE upgrades boomerang back with Honeycomb update, microSD card support now a go

• HP launching an investigation into TouchPads shipped with Android, suspects foul play

• Samsung Series 7 Slate now up for pre-orders, shipping date still MIA (update: coming November 1st)

• eFun announces $300 Nextbook Premium 8 Android tablet

• Is this Dell's Windows 7 'Peju' Tablet?

• Ad-supported Kindle 4 has built-in $30 "upgrade", gets rid of embedded special offers

• India's $35 tablet is here, for real. Called Aakash, costs $60

• ZTE V55 tablet shows off its derriere at the FCC, Sprint branding in tow

• Tim Cook: iPads are "showing up everywhere"

• Firmware update brings Google Talk integration, bug fixes to Archos G9 tablets

• The 'iPad effect' on browser share numbers

• Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1 coming to T-Mobile on October 26th, price remains a mystery

• Students and iPads: ACU study shows positive results

• Kindle Fire pre-orders heat up, reportedly reach 95,000

• Speck SmartShell iPad 2 companion case with magnetic strip enhances the Smart Cover

Technology (165)

• FL Studio coming to Android, Google fans can make phat beats too

• Join the Engadget HD Podcast live on Ustream at 9PM

• Corpse Party starts boogeyin' this November

• Engadget Primed: SSDs and you

• Little King's Story Vita receives regal Japanese trailer

• Boston Dynamics PETMAN portends the pending robot apocalypse

• FARO Focus 3D scanner captures big 3D models from a tiny Lego trolly (video)

• Kinect hack makes presentation slides work around you (video)

• AT&T to expand 4G coverage and launch first LTE smartphones November 6th: HTC Vivid, Samsung Galaxy S II Skyrocket

• Apple launches three new iPhone 4S ads

• Samsung to offer flexible displays in 2012, challenges Nokia to a twist contest

• Siri port now talking to Apple servers, avoiding Cydia

• Siri hacked to work on jailbroken iPhone 4 and iPod touch

• Apple acquires 3D mapping company C3 Technologies

• The most adorable game of real-life Pac-Man you'll see today

• iPhone 4S/iOS 5 preliminary jailbreak on the way, not yet ready for public consumption

• Google TV, take two, arrives next week with Honeycomb, Android Market

• Escort's SmartCord Live brings radar detection, KRS-One to your smartphone (video)

• Murata Manufacturing shows off self-balancing electric walking aid

• Microsoft cracks open a window to the future, anticipates our laziness (video)

• Self-moving robot leads automatons in impending robot apocalypse (video)

• 'Stuff vs. Stuff' being published by Microsoft

• Adobe releases Carousel app for Mac, iOS

• Electric DeLorean DMC-12 prototype goes round and round (and round) in test drive video

• Nokia City Scene is Street View for your N9, mostly works in the US where you can't get one

• Nokia's N9 gets its tap-to-pair on with the Play 360 Bluetooth speaker (video)

• Porsche Design P'9981 BlackBerry provides a long-awaited design jolt, compensates for a lot

• Dell Latitude ST tablet gets official with vague press release, dead links (video)

• FingerFlux system uses magnets to add tactile feedback to touchscreens

• TUAW TV Live: Reviewing the iPhone 4S

• Insert Coin: PhaserTape turns your smartphone into a rangefinder (video)

• ThinkGeek IRIS 9000 promises to make 2012 a desk-bound odyssey

• Co-op carnage abounds in new Shank 2 screens

• Nokia unveils Purity HD Stereo Headset with a little help from Monster

• Nokia announces its Drive navigation, Mix Radio, and ESPN Sports Hub cloud services for WP7

• Nokia's Lumia 710 Windows Phone announced alongside the 800, hitting select markets by end of year

• Nokia announces the Lumia 800, the 'first real Windows Phone' (video)

• Nokia unveils Asha lineup, bringing Series 40 to emerging markets: 200, 201, 300, 303

• Siri shows up on an iPod Touch, no longer plays favorites in the iOS family

• New Samsung Galaxy Note ad: freedom's just a stylus away (video)

• Witness the creation of the 'Ultimate Battlefield 3 Simulator'

• BlueBiped robot needs no power to walk for miles, as long as it's downhill (video)

• Stanford builds super-stretchy skin sensor out of carbon nanotubes (video)

• Runner 2 running in debug mode

• AT&T U-verse set-tops go wireless, free you to herniate yourself moving your HDTV around

• Want folders on your Windows Phone? There may soon be a way (video)

• DIY e-bike hack gets washing machine motorization, stuck on permanent spin cycle (video)

• Inversion gameplay trailer flips dudes all over the place

• Portabliss: Bring Me Sandwiches!! (iOS)

• MacBook Pro video update released, resolves video freezing

• GE takes on the Edison Memorial Tower in Minecraft

• SuperNote lets you take some pretty super notes on your ASUS tablet (video)

• NICT, JVC Kenwood team up for wall-sized 3D HD display, lets in your face advertising get literal (video)

• Nokia shows off how it makes the N9, Americans watch with envy

• LG Optimus Eye: LTE smartphone renamed with a view to landing in Canada

• Nexus One takes a bite out of Ice Cream Sandwich, chews slowly

• Nikon D300s travels to the edge of space, survives to share the results

• Sharp FanLabs goes inside soccer fans' minds, measures loyalty with brainwaves (video)

• Holodesk: More Kinect magic from Microsoft Research

• Mesa Robotics' mini-tank is perfectly happy on point (video)

• Portabliss: Another World: 20th Anniversary Edition (iOS)

• BlackBerry Playbook 2.0 developer beta previewed, Android apps look right at home (video)

• Mac app localization now easier with Tethras

• Biscotti TV dunked in the FCC's latte, still a bit hard

• DARPA's Dr. Frankenllite could plunder space graves, create orbital abominations (video)

• Smart Cover can unlock password-protected iPads running iOS 5 (video)

• Microsoft talks Windows 8 portrait mode, really wants you to be proud of it (video)

• First iPhone 4S TV commercial features Siri

• Boost Mobile announces ZTE Warp, hopes to push its lineup out of impulse on November 2nd for $250

• First music video shot with the iPhone 4S

• Hey yo, T(ether) technology tracks rap gestures in 3D

• iRig MIDI and SampleTank for iOS review (Updated)

• Microsoft HoloDesk: when you need to juggle something that isn't there (video)

• Go pro with an hour of Counter-Strike: GO footage

• Nokia Sabre brandished ahead of launch, expected to unveil its Mango of steel next week?

• AT&T's profits are down, but the carrier is still smiling

• The Gadget Show builds an FPS simulator that shoots back (video)

• Pile of Arduinos hooked up in Rube Goldberg-esque chain reaction (video)

• Galaxy Nexus signup page includes seven US carriers, endless speculation

• iZON webcam and iPhone catch a thief in the act

• TUAW TV Live NOW: Understudy Week!

• Apple solar patent wants a sunny display light for your Sunny (De)light

• BuddyTV app gains control over AT&T U-verse TV boxes

• ASUS hints at next-generation Transformer in brief teaser video

• Samsung Galaxy Nexus camera and 1080p video samples

• Samsung's Galaxy Nexus gets official: Android 4.0, 4.65-inch HD Super AMOLED display (video)

• An animated history of the iPhone

• OmniTouch projection interface makes the world your touchscreen (video)

• Microsoft's PocketTouch prototype is like x-ray vision for your fingers (video)

• RIM's BlackBerry Packager for Android emerges in leaked video

• Four Bit Maze dares you to solve its puzzles, work your way up to the Lament Configuration

• Spare 12 minutes for this Final Fantasy Type-0 trailer

• Join the Engadget HD Podcast live on Ustream at 5:30PM

• Nokia Essence promises 99.8 percent noise cancellation, lets you listen to Ke$ha in peace

• Kinect hack lets you manage your bank account with gestures, will occupy your living room (video)

• iPhone 4S video compared to Canon 5D MK II

• Motorola intros Elite Sliver and Elite Flip Bluetooth headsets with NFC pairing (video)

• Microsoft reveals Data Explorer tool, gets into the sorbet business (video)

• Prince of Persia leaps to Commodore 64

• Mycestro is one wearable 3D ring mouse to rule them all (video)

• Japanese hardware sales, October 3 - 9: Forgotten Batman edition

• Siri ported to an iPhone 4, old phone learns a new trick (Update: Better performance!)

• CubeStormer II rocks a Samsung Galaxy S II, makes CubeStormer I look downright slothful (video)

• iPhone 4S video image stabilization in action

• Panoramic ball camera gives a full 360-view of you nervously throwing it in the air (video)

• To a one year-old, a magazine is an iPad that doesn't work

• iPhone 4S launch: Apple Store 5th Avenue, linewalk

• Maide Control iPad app lets you build and view 3D models with your bare, sweaty hands (video)

• SimLab SQ1: Korea's adorably unstable robot dog (video)

• Microsoft finalizes acquisition of Skype, Tony Bates shares his thoughts (video)

• Google Translate for Android gets v2.2 update, adds more language support for speech-to-speech

• Chinese researchers create ping-pong playing robots, trash talk still needs work

• Ubuntu 11.10 'Oneiric Ocelot' now available to download

• MobiUS smartphone ultrasound hits the market two years too late for relevancy

• CyanogenMod for TouchPad alpha released, is surprisingly functional (video)

• TUAW TV Live: Discussions of all things Apple

• 5 indie mobile games for 99c, some proceeds go to charity

• RIM clarifies global service outage, doesn't provide ETA for restore

• Motorola and Verizon team up for Z-Wave monitoring service, let you control your home as you roam

• TUAW TV Live at 5 PM EDT: iOS 5, iPhone 4S, and Steve Jobs

• More Age of Wulin closed beta videos revealed

• AirServer brings AirPlay streaming support to Lion, iOS 5

• Dark Age of Camelot unveils its 10th anniversary masterpiece

• Video of Siri working perfectly for users with a variety of accents

• BlueStacks App Player lets you run Android apps on Windows PCs or tablets (video)

• Bobsled by T-Mobile's free VoIP magic now available via browser, Android or iOS

• AT&T starts CTIA off right by introducing five new smartphones to its Android lineup

• Student spends summer turning a tablet into a Braille writer, says mowing lawns is for chumps

• Join the Engadget HD Podcast live on Ustream at 5:30PM

• IDAPT Universal Charging Station i4: A flexible way to charge everything

• Motorola unveils rugged ET1 Android tablet for enterprise types (video)

• Motorola Spyder to be introduced on October 18, keeps its clothes on in video tease

• Hands-on with Myriad's Alien Dalvik 2.0 on an iPad (video)

• This is your life if GLaDOS had control of your iPhone 4S

• Battlefield 3 screens take us around the world

• Real Racing 2 shows off iPhone 4S' graphical chops, brings split screen gaming to iOS (video)

• Samsung Galaxy Nexus spotted in the wild? (video)

• Popcorn Hour A-300 ready to sit quietly and enjoy the movies, starting October 18th (video)

• Lenovo N5902 ditches the fingerprint magnet finish, adds backlit keys (video)

• Motorola Xoom Family Edition pops up at retail sporting kid-friendly software

• K-MAX unmanned chopper delivers Air Force salute to Afghan danger (video)

• Robot uses semantic search to get a Subway sandwich, do Jared's evil bidding (video)

• Steve Jobs in his own words

• Portabliss: Tiny Invaders (iOS)

• Google Earth hits one billion downloads, those with fear of flying still getting virtual kicks

• TUAW TV Live: TUAW and TiPB's Leanna Lofte talk iPhone 4S

• Android on HP TouchPad: yes, there's an app for that (video)

• Ni no Kuni's 'Magic Master' goes digital on PlayStation 3

• Apple's Knowledge Navigator, Siri and the iPhone 4S

• Arduino-powered lighting system infuses your LED with some Ambilight-like pizazz (video)

• Rage's Wolfenstein room is filled with pixelated treasure

• iOS 5 brings iCloud and AirPlay to iOS gaming October 12

• Namco's 'Rise of Glory' is one of the first iOS 5 games, launching alongside new iPhone

• Yes, the Apple Store is down

• AT&T intros free Android accessibility solution for visually impaired (video)

• Your iPhone 5 designs

• Mango rollout going smoothly, now available to half of all Windows Phones

• Join the Engadget HD Podcast live on Ustream at 4:30PM

• Xbox 360 'New Dashboard' captured on video, Kinect and all

• HTC security vulnerability said to leak phone numbers, GPS data, and more, HTC responds (video)

• Boston Dynamics Alpha Dog makes Alyx Vance's pet look like a toy (video)

• Prototype magic carpet uses electrified threads to 'fly,' Aladdin pre-orders (video)

• ASIMO mimics your every move, edges closer towards Single White Robot territory (video)

• iWork for iOS beta 4 released to developers

• Compact Stress Meter provides checkups from the comfort of your cubicle (video)

Tomorrow (2)

• Captain's Log: Testing out the future

• You're the Pundit: Last chance to predict the hardware for tomorrow

TV & Movies (36)

• Now Playing: October 31 - November 5, 2011

• Must See HDTV (October 31st - November 6th)

• Screen Grabs: Palm Pre-iPhone hybrid appears on Grimm, doesn't look half bad

• Captain's Log: Every day I'm tribbleing

• Redbox's $1 per night DVD rentals jump to $1.20 October 31st, Blu-ray and games stay the same

• Phoenix Wright movie on the docket for February release

• PBS to air Steve Jobs documentary

• Too many chefs: Ken Levine's thoughts on auteurship, editorship, and his work on the BioShock film

• Aaron Sorkin reportedly considered to write Jobs biopic

• Conan O'Brien pokes fun at Siri

• Now Playing: October 24-30, 2011 [Updated]

• Sony registers a slew of Assassin's Creed movie domains

• The Road to Mordor: Believing in Isengard

• Conan thinks Batman is getting long in the tooth

• Storyboard: Rubicons

• Angry Birds film flying forward, game downloaded 400M times

• Ultra HDTV technical standards agreed on, more pixels is a good thing

• UK sets analog TV cutoff for October 2012, finally sees a show after US viewers

• Now Playing: October 17-23, 2011

• MV Guide: October 17-23, 2011

• Transformers Blu-ray 3D release coming to Japan in January, still no release date for US

• Storyboard: Army of me

• 'Mythbusters' Savage & Hyneman to host Steve Jobs retrospective on Discovery

• Now Playing: October 10-16, 2011

• The Tattered Notebook: A 'Top Gear' look at mounts

• Sony Pictures acquires rights to Steve Jobs biopic

• Oh god, they're probably making a Farmville movie

• WRUP: Walking Dead sport talk

• Report: Deadliest Warrior studio head misrepresented military experience

• Jon Stewart and Stephen Colbert pay tribute to Steve Jobs

• The Rabbids become TV stars in 2013

• Rumor: Dreamworks Halo movie mentioned in press release [update 2]

• The Queue: Time travel is just the worst

• Assassin's Creed: Lineage propagates to DVD and Blu-Ray November 15

• Now Playing: October 3-9, 2011

• Voltage Pictures dismisses 90 percent of defendants in Hurt Locker file-sharing lawsuit

Wearables (15)

• AT&T plans to sell exercise apparel that tracks your vitals, performance

• Garmin announces FR70 fitness watches to keep you on track

• Adidas miCoach Speed_Cell measures your dunking prowess and serving skills

• British man's prosthetic arm doubles as Nokia C7 dock

• Sony's 3D HMD goes exclusive for Harrods, leaves America waiting

• Fitbit releases iPhone app for fitness tracking on the go (Updated)

• NEC's Tele Scouter head-mounted display makes it really hard to not look evil

• Motorola announces MOTOACTV, 'the ultimate fitness device'

• Jawbone's Up wristband warms up at AT&T store, wants you faster, stronger

• HIOD One is a Bluetooth communicator for gadget-hungry cyclists

• Bose Bluetooth Headset Series 2 enters the marketplace, still makes you look like a crazy

• Garmin's Forerunner 910XT sport watch begs to become your new swimming buddy

• Hearing aids and the iPhone - Tip of the day

• Barely visible Bluetooth earphones from Novero spotted at the FCC

• Fiddy Cent gets into the headphone game with SYNC by 50, countdown to Ford lawsuit begins... now

Xbox (62)

• Halo Anniversary promo trailer not for the uninitiated

• Telltale: Jurassic Park won't come to European Xbox 360s this year

• Xbox Companion app for WP7 shown off at Nokia World, leaks Vudu integration (video)

• Forza 4's 'November Speed Pack' roars to Xbox Live on Nov. 1

• XBLA in Brief: Daytona USA, Zombie Apocalypse: Never Die Alone

• Steel Battalion trailer brings together Kinect and controller

• PSA: Xbox 360 Battlefield 3 servers are down, EA 'aware'

• Find out if you're in the Xbox Live Update Preview Program right now

• Minecraft for consoles exclusive to Xbox 360, building spring 2012 launch

• Tropico 4's Xbox 360 demo available for import

• Get your first taste of Minecraft for 360 at MineCon

• Korea classifies Joe Danger for Xbox 360

• Super Meat Boy goes on sale on XBLA next month, more 'Teh Internets' levels coming

• Yoshida: Final Fantasy XIV to get Vita, smartphone support, and later, Xbox 360

• Bloodforge coming to XBLA, looks bloody

• Kinect voice control reaches Australia, Harold Bishop and Donald Fisher will be pleased

• Rumor: Next Xbox slated for 2013

• Warner Bros. casting Witcher 2 for Xbox 360 in NA

• Xbox 360 hits 57.6 million units shipped, worldwide

• Kinect adds Sesame Street and National Geographic to Xbox Live, makes motion control wholesome fun

• Battlefield 3 Xbox high-res texture pack explained

• XBLA in Brief: Bejeweled 3

• Microsoft lines up two Xbox 360 bundles for the holidays

• Pixar's 'Rush,' new Sesame Street game coming to Kinect (for kids)

• Halo: Reach DLC 50% off this week, Toy Soldiers DLC and more next week

• 343 goes behind the scenes of Halo: Anniversary's campaign

• Kinect Sports Season Two demo, anyone?

• Halo Waypoint adding 'Atlas,' a multiplayer GPS tracker

• 'Grenade!': Take a look at Halo Anniversary's Kinect functionality

• Halo Anniversary adding 'Analyze Mode' with Kinect [update]

• When we were your age, we didn't have Halo: Combat Evolved Anniversary achievements

• See South Park: Tenorman's Revenge in motion

• PSA: Xbox Dashboard preview applications now closed

• War of the Worlds gets underway on XBLA October 26

• 'South Park: Tenorman's Revenge' is the second South Park XBLA exclusive, arriving spring 2012

• Microsoft opens up latest Xbox Live dashboard preview program

• 320GB HDD available this month for Xbox 360, $130 ups your storage game

• XBLA in Brief: Real Steel, Guardian Heroes

• Xbox Live dashboard preview program now accepting applicants

• Cursed Crusade demo now available on Xbox Live

• Microsoft planning public beta of XBL Update

• 320GB hard drive coming to Xbox 360 S models for $130 this month

• Gears of War 3 'Horde Command' DLC detailed by X-Play

• PSA: No, that Xbox 360 system update doesn't contain the new Dash

• Next generation Xbox pops up in Microsoft resumes

• Report: Xbox Fall Dashboard Update set for Nov. 25, uses modified Silverlight

• Gears of War 3 causing some Xboxes to grind to a halt [Update: Epic responds]

• U-verse on Xbox 360 is getting upgraded in November, but will require XBL Gold

• AT&T offering credit to Uverse subscribers for Xbox Live Gold

• UFC on Xbox Live: Full-access octagon

• Bethesda stuff on sale this week on Xbox Live Marketplace

• XBLA in Brief: NBA Jam: On Fire Edition, Sega Bass Fishing, Space Channel 5 Part 2

• 'Xbox Companion App' lets you control an Xbox 360 from a Windows Phone

• Tomb Raider Xbox 360 could use a hug

• Soon, Xbox Companion will let you control your console from Windows Phone

• ITSP DLC sneaks onto XBLA next week, Shadow Complex also on sale

• Rumor: Alan Wake 2 in production (for the next Xbox)

• Gears of War 3 'Horde Command Pack' gets defensive Nov. 1 [update]

• PSA: Xbox Live service is down, Microsoft is working to fix it

• Forza 4 demo live today for Xbox Gold Subs, 'free' peons on Friday

• Patent points to possible Kinect-based parental controls

• Rise of Nightmares graphic novel tells the story of Roland Childs