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Accessories (70)

• Lantronix announces XPrintServer Home Edition for iOS wireless printing

• World's smallest 4K USB 3.0 camera delivers 21 frames per second, fits in pockets

• Gigabyte launches Aivia Xenon dual-mode touchpad mouse

• Griffin's Kiosk iPad mount now available

• VESA's Mobility DisplayPort standard links smartphones to PC displays, jabs MHL

• Google's Nexus 7 cover turns up on the Play store, will set you back $20

• Eco-Amp: environmentally smug sound

• Samsung's 27-inch Series 9 LED monitor hits US retailers

• Kanex Sydnee Smart Recharge Station for iPads

• Vizio's 'Co-Star' makes your TV smarter, hooks it up with OnLive

• JuiceBuddy is a pocket-sized iPhone charger

• LifeProof introduces Nuud, environmental case for iPad

• G-Technology kicks out USB 3.0 G-Drives for Macs, keeps your Retina MacBook Pro well-fed

• D-Link unveils Cloud Router 1200 and 2000, dishes out WiFi in tube form

• Satechi introduces Portable Energy Station to add some power to your travels

• Fujitsu ScanSnap S1300i delivers scans to Android or iOS, spreads a little cloud love as well

• Netstor rolls out Thunderbolt-powered PCIe and storage expansion options for Macs

• Belkin announces @TV, Slingbox-esque media streamer and companion app

• Satechi's Portable Energy Station ups the ante for external power

• HP Passport 1912nm internet monitor: coming to hotel lobbies and airports near you

• HP unveils 2311x IPS LED-backlit monitor and two new LCD displays: prices start at $140

• Lantronix announces xPrintServer Home Edition: print your iPhone photos, high scores wire-free

• Drobo debuts a duo of Thunderbolt drives: the 5D for desktops and the Mini for road warriors

• SanDisk announces Extreme Pro microSD cards for smartphones and tablets, quick speeds starting at $60

• SanDisk outs Extreme USB 3.0 flash drive alongside a trio of Cruzers

• Thunderbolt 1.2.1 update adds Ethernet adapter support, reportedly squashes boot issues

• SteelSeries Siberia v2 Pink Edition benefits breast cancer research

• Wacom outs the Bamboo Splash: the Connect's hardware with a new software bundle

• Happy Owl Studio Briefcase for MacBook Air is a stunning accessory

• Braven Six Series Bluetooth speakers now shipping, three choices for on-the-go audio, USB charging

• AOC Aire iPlay desktop LCD docks iPhones and iPods, rocks the joint (modestly)

• Control your AC plugs with Elphi

• Mo' power from mophie: juice pack powerstation duo, mini

• Samsung's tube powered DA-E750 audio dock hitting the UK, Korea on June 18th

• Biscotti and telyHD set-top video chat both get Father's Day upgrades

• iRig MIC Cast brings podcast recording to your pocket

• Bose SoundLink Air speaker with WiFi spoiled by the FCC, bank accounts brace for impact

• Motrr Galileo nets $700k in Kickstarter pledges, available to pre-order now for $117

• Insert Coin: The Aviator Travel Jib lets you crane on the go (video)

• Pad & Quill's Littlest Black Book turns an April Fool's joke into reality

• Insert Coin: The Kick, an iPhone-controlled camera light

• V-Moda VAMP for the iPhone: an analog converter and headphone amp with a $650 pricetag

• The iCade Mobile puts console-style buttons on your iPhone or iPod touch

• Insert Coin: Sensordrone lets your smartphone monitor temperature, air quality, inebriation

• Check out Razer's Mechwarrior Online 'Artemis' prototype and other peripherals

• Dausen iPhone pico projector battery case at Computex 2012 (hands-on video)

• Open-mesh PC case keeps heat, dust bunnies at bay

• Denon SC2900 DJ Media player gets a euro price and summer launch date

• Clambook promises to turn iPhones into laptops by the end of 2012

• 3M and Nanosys team-up to roll out quantum dot-enhanced LCDs

• ASUS shows off its first Thunderbolt monitor, along with 3D, WiDi and multitouch displays (video)

• Twelve South unveils SurfacePad: leather wrist pad for MacBook Air

• Wahoo Fitness BlueSC bike sensor ships for iPhone, fixie owners rejoice

• Clamcase's Clambook gives Android phones and iPhones a laptop shell, feels decidedly Airy

• Mophie's Juice Pack PRO aims to keep iPhone 4 / 4S protected and powered during wild adventures

• Belkin promises spec upgrade for Thunderbolt Express Dock with USB 3.0, eSATA

• Fresco Logic unveils USB 3.0 Audio / Video controller: thinks one screen good, two screens better

• iPad gaming adapter iCade Mobile now shipping

• Belkin upgrades its Thunderbolt Express Dock before it's even available

• Intel shows off wireless keyboard that re-juices via resonant charging (video)

• Intel demos Bluetooth-based anti-theft alarm for Ultrabooks, we go hands-on (video)

• Buffalo's HD-PATU3 HDD packs USB 3.0 and Thunderbolt, plays nice with Macs and PCs

• Matrox DS1 docking station: $249 buys you Thunderbolt but no daisy-chaining

• ArenaNet and SteelSeries unveil Guild Wars 2 gaming peripherals

• Nyko, NVIDIA out pair of PlayPad controllers for TegraZone gaming

• Elgato Game Capture HD delivers easy HDMI recording to OS X

• ROCCAT's new Lua three-button mouse is thirty dollars away from your FPS

• SteelSeries announces Sensei Major League Gaming edition, keeps palms eager until August

• Serious artists may appreciate Hand Glider iPad glove

• Denon turns up the volume with 11 new headphone models featuring iOS app integration

AI (1)

• Remembering Alan Turing at 100

Amazon (12)

• Amazon Lockers hit 7-Elevens in Washington DC, let you grab your parcel and a Slurpee

• Amazon Studios adds first four original shows to its 'development slate'

• Amazon plans for European Appstore launch, coming this summer

• PSA: Entire Harry Potter series now available on Amazon's Kindle Owners' Lending Library

• Amazon rumored clinching major labels for cloud music rights, iTunes Match feels the heat

• Amazon reportedly adding music rights to Cloud Player, could close gap with iCloud

• Amazon Cloud Player app arrives on iPhone and iPod Touch

• Amazon Appstore reportedly travelling to Europe this summer, we hope its passport is up to date

• Come on down to Amazon for all your E3 helicopter and bow games

• Amazon becomes the latest retailer to sell the trendy Nest Learning Thermostat

• Amazon and Avalon in a tree, publishing romance books di-gi-tal-ly

• Amazon rolls out software update for $79 Kindle, promises improved legibility

Apple (181)

• Court grants Apple's request for preliminary injunction against Galaxy Nexus

• Apple lands preliminary ban against Samsung Galaxy Nexus in the US (update: search patent the key)

• Apple alters App Store algorithm yet again

• iBook Lessons: The absolute beginner

• PSA: The end of MobileMe is nigh, time to move on or move out

• iPhone 5th anniversary: I stood in line all day for an iPhone and I also got this lousy t-shirt

• iPhone 5th anniversary flashback: Welcome to 2006 and the height of Apple Phone predictions

• Apple's Senior VP of Hardware Engineering, Bob Mansfield, is retiring

• Apple Senior VP of Hardware Engineering Bob Mansfield to retire, be replaced by Dan Riccio

• Getting Ready for Mountain Lion: Preview

• Reno city council approves Apple tax break for data center

• Apple reportedly planning major iTunes overhaul, better iCloud integration and sharing

• Getting Ready for Mountain Lion: Messages

• Apple's Podcasts app UI inspired by Dieter Rams' TG 60 tape recorder

• TUAW TV Live at 5 PM EDT: Retro Apple day

• Apple looking to build data center in Reno

• Apple posts FAQ regarding MacBook Pro Retina display

• iPhone estimated to have generated $150 billion in revenue globally

• Apple opens iTunes Store in Hong Kong, Taiwan and 10 other Asia-Pacific territories

• Apple pitches data center near Reno, gambles iCloud will pay off among other puns

• Novell/Apple patent covers digital profile 'clones' to spoof profiling

• Apple's standalone Podcasts app for iOS is out

• Apple releases its own Podcasts app for iOS devices

• Older Ohio Apple Store to relocate

• Apple adds new security feature to Mountain Lion preview

• Apple removes claim of virus immunity

• Getting Ready for Mountain Lion: Dictation

• If Apple made a washing machine

• NYT: Apple's retail reps getting raises, but pay still doesn't match results

• Apple sends iOS 6 beta 2 to developers

• Apple/Motorola reciprocal patent lawsuits dismissed in Chicago

• E-book price fixing trial set for 2013: Apple, Macmillan and Penguin prepare for courtroom brawl

• Judge dismisses Apple vs. Motorola in its entirety, companies unable to prove damages

• Apple hits HTC with counterclaim lawsuit for failure to FRAND license 4G patents

• Third Street Promenade 2 Apple Store taking shape in California

• Apple's employee hardware discount program officially begins

• Australian court fines Apple $2.27 million over '4G iPad' claims

• Senator Charles Schumer asks Apple to consider privacy with new Maps

• Apple fined $2.29 million over '4G iPad' claims in Australia

• TUAW TV Live: The impact of WWDC 2012

• iCloud down for many, iMessages not going through (update: back online!)

• Sign up the kids for Apple Summer Filmmaking Camp

• TUAW TV Live at 5 PM EDT: Talking WWDC with Mike Schramm

• China Unicom, Apple in talks to extend 3-year partnership

• WWDC, junior edition: WSJ talks to young developers

• WWDC session videos now available

• More MacBook Maintenance Malarky: examining the arguments that none of it matters

• Apple and Liquidmetal hug it out, lengthen their pact until 2014

• Kodak sues Apple for allegedly interfering with patent sales, has little nostalgia for your QuickTake

• Vintage Apple I sells for $375,000

• Apple removes hints of future products from a key file in iOS 6

• Dear Aunt TUAW: Could the new MagSafe 2 work with iPhones?

• iBook Lessons: Can an iBooks-only strategy work?

• Apple I fetches $374.5K at Sotheby's auction, Steve Jobs Atari note goes for $27.5K

• Kodak loses ruling in patent fight with Apple

• Distro Issue 45: a brief history of Motorola and WWDC 2012's top stories

• Baidu, Apple to share revenue on iPhone search

• Apple prompts developers to prepare apps for China

• Why Apple retail tilts MacBook Pro displays to 70 degrees

• Join TUAW Friday night for shawarma at WWDC

• Judge puts Apple vs. Motorola hearing back on deck, asks the two to put up or shut up

• Apple files for a patent on an iPhone with swappable lenses, picky mobile photographers rejoice

• Time, Inc. will sell its magazines on Apple's Newsstand

• Dear Aunt TUAW: Why can't I get a Retina display on an Air?

• Apple denied Galaxy S III injunction in the US

• HTC drops federal appeal of ITC complaint exonerating Apple, more arrows remain in the quiver

• Kodak can't dismiss Apple's claims on patents, gets clearance to sell those patents regardless

• iBook Lessons: Publishing costs

• Tim Cook suggests new pro Macs in 2013

• Andy Hertzfeld unhappy with Mac Pro update

• '.Apple' among proposed Internet suffixes

• Waze and others contribute some map data to Apple Maps, too

• Apple denied stateside Galaxy S III injunction

• Apple Thunderbolt Software Update causing sporadic errors, frozen boot screens

• Rumor Roundup, Episode 8: Post WWDC edition

• Next release of iTunes may kill off Ping

• Mac Pro refresh irks Andy Hertzfeld, Apple confirms revisions 'likely' in 2013 (update)

• iOS 6: On partners and partings, sources and sinks, and the dreaded word "open" [Updated]

• TomTom, Apple sign global agreement for map data in iOS 6

• WWDC 2012 by the numbers

• WWDC chatter focused on products, not Jobs or Cook

• Apple updates iMovie for Retina display MacBook Pro

• Retina Display MacBook Pro lacks IR sensor, is Apple offing the remote?

• 2012 Apple Design Awards showcase standout apps on iOS, OS X

• Apple releases Mountain Lion Preview 4 and iOS 6 for developers, iTunes 10.6.3 for everyone else

• Apple announces Apple Design Award winners at WWDC

• Competitors react to announcement of Apple nav app in iOS 6

• New Apple nav app uses TomTom as primary provider

• Apple updates AirPort Utility for iOS to support the all-new AirPort Express

• Apple releases updates for iPhoto and Aperture, unifies libraries

• Engadget's post-WWDC live broadcast from San Francisco!

• Apple's WWDC keynote video is up, play along at home (update 2: video for everybody)

• Apple selects TomTom as primary iOS 6 maps provider (update: confirmed)

• Apple rolls out Thunderbolt to Ethernet adapter for $29

• iOS 6, OS X Mountain Lion SDKs and betas now available for dev download

• Apple MagSafe vs. MagSafe 2: photos of the two incompatible power connectors

• Apple offers gift card deal for college students buying a new Mac or iPad

• Apple introduces Smart Case for iPad

• WWDC keynote now available online

• Apple adopts new MagSafe 2 connector, offers an adapter for your old gear

• Mac Pro gets an unannounced speed bump

• Apple introduces $10 MagSafe 2 adapter

• Apple brings new Chinese-specific features to iOS 6 and OS X Mountain Lion

• Apple rolls out updated Mac Pro lineup with faster processors, not much else

• Apple offers a peek into updated Mobile Safari, Photo Stream

• Apple axes 17-inch MacBook Pro, giant laptop owners weep

• Apple launches all-new AirPort Express

• Apple intros new iPad Smart Case: clever enough to cover both sides, priced at $50

• WWDC 2012 keynote roundup

• Apple announces Guided Access for iOS devices, offers expanded accessibility controls

• Apple unveils new Maps app in iOS 6

• Apple details Facebook integration in iOS and OS X

• Apple officially gives Google Maps the boot, launches own Maps app with turn-by-turn navigation (updated)

• FaceTime updated with cellular support, unified Apple ID

• Apple demos Passbook, a one-stop shop for tickets and boarding passes

• iOS by the numbers

• Apple's FaceTime finally goes cellular, says so long to WiFi restrictions

• Apple unveils vew version of Safari that syncs tabs, supports gestures

• Apple integrates Facebook into iOS 6, App Store, Macs

• Siri comes to the New iPad

• Apple teases Eyes Free, Siri car integration

• Apple updates Siri with sports stats, help from Yelp and Rotten Tomatoes, expanded local search

• Apple announces iOS 6, beta available to developers today (updated)

• Apple brags: sells 365 million iOS devices, 140 million iMessage users

• Apple introduces Power Nap at WWDC 2012

• Apple announces Mountain Lion will be available in July for $19.99

• Apple unveils iOS 6 at WWDC, launch apps with Siri, Facebook integration, Maps

• Notifications, AirPlay, Game Center all coming to the Mac with Mountain Lion

• Apple introduces Power Nap OS X feature that updates your Mac while it's sleeping

• Apple slips out new AirPort Express with simultaneous dual-band WiFi (update: photo!)

• Apple unveils new features for Safari: unified search, iCloud Tabs multi-device syncing and more

• Apple brings Dictation to the Mac, tells Siri to stay in the car

• Apple shows off iCloud integration in Mountain Lion

• Apple: 26 million copies of Lion OS sold, 66 million Mac users

• Apple announces next-gen MacBook Pro with Retina display

• Apple announces first Retina display in a MacBook, 220ppi with 2880 x 1800 resolution

• Apple unveils new MacBook Pro with Ivy Bridge at WWDC

• WWDC 2012 Keynote: The TUAW Metaliveblog

• Apple WWDC 2012 liveblog!

• Complete video of Tim Cook's AllThingsD appearance now available

• iPhone case mod features aluminum back, vintage logo

• Engadget's pre-WWDC live broadcast from San Francisco!

• The Apple store is down... here we go

• Apple's WWDC 2012 keynote is tomorrow -- get your liveblog right here!

• Apple alternative to UDID may come soon, track app use without pesky privacy issues

• The WWDC 2012 prediction post: Community edition

• Apple's Campus 2 will up the secrecy factor with an underground auditorium

• WWDC banner shot betrays iOS 6 debut

• Dubdub Monday: Upcoming WWDC 2012 metaliveblog and TUAW community events

• In London? Grab a pint and follow Apple's WWDC keynote with the London MUG

• Apple receives patent on MacBook Air wedge design

• Apple to pay A$2.25 million fine in Australia for iPad 4G name

• Apple closes in on $2.25 million settlement in Australia for disputed 4G iPad claim

• Judge puts the kibosh on one Apple vs. Motorola patent trial (maybe, tune in next week)

• Bloomberg: Apple to offer Baidu search to Chinese iPhone users

• TUAW at WWDC 2012: How to find and pitch us

• Appsterdam at WWDC 2012

• Apple snags broader design patent for the MacBook Air's wedge shape

• T-GAAP posts WWDC preparation gallery

• Apple files third complaint against HTC

• Dear Aunt TUAW: Help me move on from iWeb and MobileMe

• You're the Pundit: What hardware upgrades will WWDC give us?

• Cocoanetics zapruders the WWDC banner

• Apple preps two new retail stores in China despite Proview threats

• Apple hits HTC with third ITC dispute, One series goes under the gun

• The first WWDC 2012 banners go on display

• Possible new Mac Pro part numbers tip up, WWDC attendees raise eyebrows (Update: 15-inch MBP specs too?)

• Apple releases 5.0.2 update for AppleTV [UPDATED]

• WSJ: Apple's ouster of Google Maps from iOS is coming

• Apple possibly held back by Google for years on iOS' Maps features, might bring turn-by-turn nav to WWDC

• Apple publishes guide to iOS security

• Apple store is down, what lies ahead? (Back up)

• Apple reportedly readying numerous Retina display MacBooks and multiple accessories for WWDC

• Judge refuses to bar Steve Jobs quotes from patent trial

• DirecTV Chairman Michael White: Apple TV "won't obsolete" our tech

• Talkcast tonight, 10pm ET/7pm PT: Pre-WWDC Edition!

• Lesser known features in iOS's built-in apps

• Apple Newton celebrates 20 years of eating up Martha

• Apple hiring a pizza cook in Sacramento

• Gartner: Apple turns over inventory every five days

• Apple may acquire Italian digital audio editing software firm Redmatica

Apps (211)

• Users reporting BBM down, joins Instagram in being less social (update: RIM's on it)

• Logoist for Mac: A simple way to create logos and other useful graphics

• iBook Lessons: Adding ASL support to iBooks

• Interview: Artist Growth for iOS helps manage your musical career

• Daily iPad App: Dynamite Jack is a welcome arrival on the iPad

• Chrome 20 browser released: exclusive 64-bit Linux Flash, fewer MacBook crashes

• Foursquare Connected App platform lets other apps interact with check ins

• Adobe confirms it won't support Flash on Android 4.1, stops new Flash installs from Google Play on August 15th

• iPad app teaches Photoshop CS6 in an engaging manner

• SRS Labs offers app to improve sound of Mac computers

• Nexus Q hacked to run Android games in under 24 hours

• Daily iPhone App: Squids Wild West brings back the Squids for tactical battle

• Dolphin unveils Garage, API access for add-ons and web apps

• Bloomberg: Overhauled iTunes to improve sharing

• Chrome, Google Drive coming to iPhone and iPad today

• Google Drive client comes to Chrome OS and iOS, available today

• Google Plus coming soon to the iPad

• Google Play lets you update and uninstall apps from the comfort of your browser

• BlueStacks lets Android apps run on OS X

• ThisLife rolls out iOS app, Mac uploader for family photo service (Updated)

• BlueStacks brings Android apps to OS X, wolves planning a rest with some lambs

• Daily iPhone App: Strikefleet Omega features drag-and-drop space strategy

• YouTube for Android 4.0 ends buffering on your favorite videos with precaching, adds remote

• Get a head start on creating iOS 6 Passbook apps

• Google Play hits 600,000 apps, 20 billion total installs

• Android 4.1 Jelly Bean home screen revealed, automatically accommodates your apps and widgets

• iTunes Store opens in Hong Kong, Taiwan and 10 other Asia-Pacific territories

• Miselu Neiro synth at Google I/O: exclusive first look at apps from Korg and Yamaha (video)

• Spotify releases artist-branded apps, Quincy Jones and Rancid pick your music for you

• Hitch a car ride with SideCar for iPhone

• Cablevision launches iOS app to track down Optimum WiFi hotspots, keep you off the 3G sauce

• CineXPlayer is a very versatile video app for your iPad

• iBook Lessons: BookWidgets

• Daily iPhone App: The Act combines great cartoon art with iOS gameplay

• Qualcomm to deliver Snapdragon SDK to Android developers

• BlackBerry Messenger for BlackBerry 10 gets a possible first sighting, themes to fit that chatty lifestyle

• Lightroom 4 finally floats into Adobe's Creative Cloud

• Nokia's Play To app now available for Lumia devices, enables DLNA-connectivity

• Daily iPhone App: Light Byte provides frenetic color-matching fun

• Spotify now official on BlackBerry App World for compatible handsets

• Flipboard enters content deal with the New York TImes

• Gmail for iOS gets notification support and persistent logins, brings joy to Apple mobile masses

• The New York Times is coming to Flipboard Thursday

• Flipboard app launched for Android

• Color Splash Studio has been scaled down for iOS

• Hulu Plus Android app tweaked for 7-inch, high res screens, officially supports more devices

• Daily iPhone App: Ocarina 2 makes for more virtual tunes

• Five apps to help you prepare for the non-stop tennis of Wimbledon

• Timer: a single-serving iPhone app for timing stuff

• Firefox teases something 'big' coming for Android next week

• SportsYapper for iPhone offers conversation for sports fans

• Friday Favorite: Satellite Eyes swaps out your OS X desktop wallpaper with satellite imagery of your location

• App Store opens in 32 new countries

• Daily iPhone App: Avocado aims to connect couples on the go

• Slow Moment for iOS saves your memories s-l-o-w-l-y

• iBook Lessons: Folium Book Studio

• Apple's App Store hits 32 more countries, focuses on Africa and Asia

• Flipboard officially launches on Android, in multiple app stores and for more countries

• Nike+ Running comes to Android with Facebook Open Graph, iOS lands a big update to match

• Amazon Audible hits WP 7.5, brings gesture controlled audiobooks (update)

• Daily iPad App: Band Together represents some excellent student work

• Tumblr 3.0 for iPhone completely rebuilt

• MacUpdate bundle includes Parallels, Civ, ScreenFlow, ending soon

• Stitcher adds Smart Station to its redesigned iOS and Android apps, makes finding Radiolab even easier

• Sandboxing keeps TextExpander 4 out of the Mac App Store

• TiVo releases Android app, countless tablets to be lost under couch cushions

• Google Play lets top devs reply to user reviews, smack down trolls

• Google entices Android developers to 'build beautiful, powerful, successful apps' with site refresh

• SwiftKey 3 for Android out of beta: smarter auto spacing, $1.99 today (video)

• Samsung's SmartStay replicated by ISeeYou Android app, keeps screens on while you're watching

• Daily iPhone App: PyroPainter is special FX made easy on the iPhone

• Aviary photo editor arrives on the iPhone for free

• Waze adds gas prices to its consumer-powered traffic app

• Jolicloud launches Android app, keeps all your favorite services in one place

• Magic 2013 now (finally!) available on the iPad

• Windows Phone Marketplace has 100,000 published apps, counts Words with Friends and Draw Something among 'em

• Nokia to bring range of new and updated apps to existing Lumia lineup

• Firefox shows its curvy Australis tabs for upcoming unified version

• Google I/O 2012 app unveiled for Android, keeps attendees and outsiders looped in

• With Bento update, lack of App Store upgrades is front-and-center again

• New Swype update brings 'four kinds of keyboard', sync-able voice-text dictionaries

• LG and Philips / TP Vision announce Smart TV Alliance for cross platform TV apps

• MightyText launches in earnest, enables browser-based texting through your Android phone number

• Plex for iOS 2.4 lets you get social with video, tie into Facebook

• Reading Rainbow app coming tonight, will be subscription-based (updated)

• Daily iPhone App: Drag Racer World roars out of the gate

• Camtasia for Mac 2.2 update adds new effects, interactivity

• Y!kes' app-enabled system transforms hotel accessibility: talking with hotel chains, launching this month on iOS, Android, BlackBerry and WP7

• New Bento 4 for iPad adds design tools for customizing database solutions

• Spotify brings radio feature to iOS, offers streaming to non-premium users

• Dropcam's Android app is now native, improved and live at Google Play

• Daily iPhone App: Quizboard makes Scrabble more trivial

• Mac classic OS emulator on Nook Simple Touch

• No Comment: iOS 6 Maps icon not to be taken as literal routing advice

• Mozilla working on 'Junior' iPad Webkit browser

• Android apps that use power control APIs are often 'battery killers,' oh the irony

• Driving around with Maps for iOS 6

• Microsoft details Windows 8 Calendar app design, wants to 'show your life clearly'

• MIUI reaches Google Play as MiHome Launcher, gives that Xiaomi look

• Daily iPhone App: Songza streams music with style

• PSA: Dropbox scraps Public folders July 31st, your sharing stays intact

• Standalone podcast app from Apple coming to iOS 6

• Five apps for Father's Day

• Will podcasts receive a separate app in iOS 6?

• Growl 2.0 and Mountain Lion Notification Center: working together

• Dropbox updates iOS app to 1.5, says goodbye to size limitations, hello to automatic uploads

• Apple Store, iTunes Connect Mobile apps receive updates

• Daily iPhone App: Pocket Planes flies high

• Cars.com tests the new iPhone Maps

• Kindle app update adds children's books, comics

• Spotify users in Germany no longer need Facebook account to register

• Skype for Windows, Mac and Linux all get updates on the same day

• Comparing Google maps and Apple's maps on iOS 6

• Chameleon adaptive Android home screen returns to view, Kickstarter

• Skype 5.8 ready for Mountain Lion, improves contact list

• PSA: Pacemaker DJ app for BlackBerry PlayBook drops into the mix today

• Forthcoming Chrome browser update to support Retina display on MacBook Pro

• Opera 12 for the desktop goes live with camera support, browser themes

• Sandvox adds iWeb migration assistant to scrape your iWeb/MobileMe site

• Time Inc. relents, moves iOS magazines to Newsstand

• iLearnWith is an early childhood education program for the iPad

• IK Multimedia announces AmpliTube SLASH for iOS and Mac

• Kindle app updates bring children's books, graphic novels and comics to iOS, Android and Cloud Reader

• iOS 6 adds some great eye candy to new Music app

• Yamaha gets Fuji TV into InfoSound, to bring acoustic data transmission apps to tablets and phones

• Educational app series Motion Math reaches one million download milestone

• My Xbox Live app launches on Android, more functionality added to iOS version

• Panorama™ for iOS is a clean and simple way to create super-wide angle photos

• Daily iPhone App: Zombie Ace flies out from under freemium clouds

• Sheriff's department streamlines traffic citation process with iOS devices

• Getting ready for Mountain Lion: Clean up your Mac

• Aviary launches photo editing application on iOS, turns Android plugin into an app

• Java for OS X 2012-004 Update now available

• Chrome Web Store adds offline app section, more markets and greater analytics for developers

• Voddler's Lumia-exclusive video streaming app debuts for European Windows Phone users

• Layar lays the AR on thick with worldwide Stiktu app rollout

• New version of Mapquest for iOS will appeal to those without an iPhone 4S

• Infographic: The Brainsss behind an App Store 'success' that was probably 'a mistake'

• Voice Answer updated with more features for people locked out of Siri

• Brainsss: What Apple considers an App Store 'success' may be a developer's nightmare

• Dear Aunt TUAW: Help me stick my scroll bars

• Mozilla Marketplace is live, lets you run web apps like desktop programs

• Facebook Camera app for iPhone is now Camera•

• Come see Jay Freeman (saurik) at IndieDevLab today

• Amazon Cloud Player app available for iPhone and iPod touch

• Naver's Skype rival Line arrives on Windows Phone

• Spotify Android update hits Google Play today, brings Last.fm scrobbling with it

• Leaked Sprint slides reveal Touch Wallet NFC app, Google Wallet eyes the door

• Adventure Time - Legends of Ooo: Big Hollow Princess debuts on iOS

• Max Payne Mobile hits Android June 14th, metes out justice on your Galaxy Tab

• Daily iPhone App: Catapult King is beautifully destructive

• Enhanced Photo Streams somewhat rescue soon-to-be-missing Galleries

• Final Cut Pro X, Motion receive Retina display updates

• iTunes 10.6.3 out now

• Max Payne Mobile takes aim at Android on June 14

• Passbook creates unified location for pass-storing

• Phone app in iOS 6 gets additional answering options, adds Do Not Disturb

• Messages in Mountain Lion brings conversations to your Mac

• New versions of Final Cut Pro and Aperture revealed

• Final Cut Pro, Photoshop, Aperture, AutoCAD and more score Retina Display support

• App Store has 650K apps, 30B app downloads and 400M accounts

• App Store hits 650,000 apps, 30 billion downloads, $5 billion doled out to developers

• Chameleon Android homescreen cancels Kickstarter funding due to account mix-up, new project coming soon

• Inspire Pro 1.3 adds Retina graphics support, price drops to $0.99

• iBook Lessons: Style sheets

• Facebook App Center curates apps for iPhone and Android users

• Firefox demotes Yandex, makes Google the default search engine in Russia

• Approved Mac OS app boasts 'Retina graphics'

• Facebook App Center launches tonight on Android and iOS with access to over 600 apps

• 30/30 app asks you to pay what you want

• Samsung ChatON messaging app comes to Windows Phone, cross-platform party planned

• Thumb draws opinions from the crowd, enhances iPhone app

• Dropbox for Android adds support for Korean language, ICS-only video streaming UI

• WD TV adds streaming options, tunes televisions near and far to your Slingbox

• Rogue Amoeba brings back Airfoil Speakers Touch, without direct AirPlay feature

• Google Maps for Android gets offline support, 'nothing to announce' regarding version compatibility

• Reflector app brings AirPlay mirroring to Windows

• Sony launches web store for e-Books, Android app also gets refresh

• HyperPDF for OS X offers page-turning reader for PDF books

• CloudOn launching its iOS, Android tablet apps in 16 more countries, Office hounds rejoice

• Windows Embedded Standard 8 CTP2 ready to download now

• NYT: Office for iPad is still on

• Nokia Maps for Windows Phone makeover brings friends' photos and reviews, favorites syncing

• Airtime lets you share media while you video chat, reminds you That Napster Guy is still around

• Windows Phone Marketplace surpasses 100,000 app submissions

• Photography for the blind, courtesy of the iOS Camera app

• Daily iPhone App: Air Mail flies high in the sky

• Blindsquare uses Foursquare data to guide the visually impaired

• Any.DO expands outside of Android, brings its handy To-Do tools to iOS and Google Chrome

• Instapaper update introduces automatic background updating

• Foursquare teases a giant mobile app remake, mayors quiver in anticipation

• First issue of WIRED re-released as an iPad app

• Fotor CameraBag -- Get this super iOS photo app while it's free

• aTV Flash (black) version 1.6 for Apple TV will serve subtitles and more to your couch

• Firefox 13 final swings by with new home and tab pages, flaunts its SPDYness

• ASUS enlists BlueStacks to run Android apps on Windows PCs, skips all the OS juggling

• OmniGroup has info for those syncing OmniFocus to MobileMe

• Cloudee beta gets Boxee into the video sharing and cloud storage game

• Daily iPhone App: Dungeon Crawlers is a turn-based strategy fighter

• Instapaper launches on Android devices

• Five apps for High School and College graduates

• NTT DoCoMo launches free Concier mail translation app for Android devices

• Time Warner job listing points to HBO Go on Nintendo systems

• Full Marathon trilogy now available on iOS

• Sphero adds first third-party app with Last Fish

• Opera Mini 7 comes to feature phones and BlackBerry, upgrade notifications in tow

• Vita getting cat videos ... er, YouTube by the end of June

• Griffin, Threadless again team up to bring community art to your iPad, iPhone

• Hipstamatic's Snap is a beautiful magazine worth having on the iPad

• Daily iPhone App: Duckers is colorful fun for free

• Statcounter: Chrome overtakes Internet Explorer in global browser share for the first time

Big Tech (42)

• Qualcomm restructures itself for summer, R&D division becomes wholly owned subsidiary

• AIR.U to bring Super WiFi to small college towns, Microsoft and Google to be part of the process

• Google+ on Android, iPad goes tablet-sized

• Kaz Hirai drops some titles at Sony, still president

• Court backs Apple's request to halt sales of Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1

• Sony teases ruggedly handsome 'action camera,' has GoPro in its sights

• Cisco rolls its first Linksys 802.11ac WiFi router and bridge, kicks off Connect Cloud app platform (video)

• Bing Maps gets another 165TB of satellite images, Google Earth seen sulking in a corner

• Sony, Panasonic OLED partnership is official, aims for mass production in 2013

• Olympus reportedly in final talks for Sony investment

• Former Apple UI designer joins Facebook to lead product design team

• Judge restricts Apple and Samsung's exhibits, argument time

• Samsung will seek compensation from Apple following 3G patent ruling

• Dutch court rules in favor of Samsung in 3G patent case against Apple, could lead to compensation

• RIM reportedly firing up to 6,000 in $1 billion savings drive

• Google Offers swings by the iPhone, saves dough for Apples

• Square to introduce digital customer loyalty cards for merchants

• InterDigital sells nearly 2,000 wireless patents to Intel, pockets $375 million

• Verizon intros FiOS Quantum, officially priced up to 300Mbps

• ABI: Apple and Samsung have over 55 percent of the smartphone space, 90 percent of its money-making

• Motorola Solutions buys Psion for $200 million

• Facebook, Google, Twitter spearhead Ads Integrity Alliance to thwart villainous ads

• Cher Wang: HTC will grab as many patents as it can

• Nokia 'sharpens strategy' by dropping three executives, laying off 10,000 and dumping Vertu

• Sony may sell its fancy New York City skyscraper

• DOJ looking into whether Comcast, other TV giants are unfairly (knee)capping Hulu, Netflix

• HTC can't use Google patents to challenge Apple

• HTC decides to buy S3 after all, keeps it on ice for future patent wars

• ITC denies HTC chance to wield Google patents against Apple

• Talkcast tonight, 7pm PT/10pm ET: Keynote Eve edition!

• FTC urges ITC not to ban iPhone, iPad and Xbox

• Indian court tells Google and Facebook execs to stop by, have a chat

• Intel's TV service aims at Nielsen, big cable, might not get here

• FTC tells ITC that bans over standards-based patents aren't kosher, looks warily at Motorola and Samsung

• Apple calls for an early ban on Samsung Galaxy S III, isn't amused by S Voice

• Panasonic gearing up to offer $635 million bailout to save troubled Olympus (update)

• Oracle sues Lodsys to squash its patents, deals in ironic reversals of fortune

• Switched On: Cisco's hard-luck hardware

• Sony: 4K isn't just about the resolution

• Cisco sues TiVo to nullify four DVR patents, claims TiVo's just a big meanie

• Google to hold Maps event ahead of WWDC, hopes to make Apple sorry for dropping it

• Pixar president Dr. Ed Catmull, Oracle's Larry Ellison discuss Steve Jobs

Business (1)

• SCHOTT claims Xensation glass is toughest, tells Corning to come get some

Buying Guides (31)

• Get Diablo 3 for $50 from Newegg

• 4 robust UI replacement packages to streamline your screen

• $40 Max Payne 3 kicks off all-day Amazon deals

• Stereophile Recommended Components for 2012 free for iPad

• Amazon Digital sale goes medieval on Dragon Age series this week

• Microsoft's Xbox 360 $99 on-contract deal expands to Best Buy, Gamestop

• Ask Engadget: best online storefront for a small business?

• Deal: $50 gift card with 4GB 360 Kinect bundle at Gamestop

• Best class system in RPGs belongs to Wizardry VII

• Ask Engadget: best 'invincible' point-and-shoot camera?

• Get a fighting edge with TERA's combat indicator guide

• Guide to microtransactions in WoW and the Diablo 3 Real-Money Auction House

• Ask Massively: Shopping for new computers edition

• The 5 best raid encounters in Cataclysm

• Dear Aunt TUAW: Retina MacBook Pro, buy now or wait?

• Ask Engadget: best four-in-one printer, scanner, copier and fax?

• PSA: One year of Xbox Live Gold for $35 on AmazonLocal

• Ask Engadget: best cheap external Macbook Air monitor?

• The Road to Mordor: A guide for returning players

• More Cowbell's brilliant guide to Ask Mr. Robot

• Engadget's summer gear guide 2012: e-readers

• Engadget's summer gear guide 2012: bags & cases

• Engadget's summer gear guide 2012: gaming

• Engadget's summer gear guide 2012: docks

• Engadget's summer gear guide 2012: home entertainment

• Engadget's summer gear guide 2012: cameras

• Engadget's summer gear guide 2012: desktops

• Engadget's summer gear guide 2012: portable audio

• Engadget's summer gear guide 2012: smartphones

• Engadget's summer gear guide 2012: tablets

• Engadget's summer gear guide 2012: laptops

Computing (82)

• 10 Gigabit per-second connection between US and China demoed

• Windows 8 renames Windows Explorer, File Explorer to help you find files instead

• Dear Aunt TUAW: Help me fix my file associations

• ASUS' Cedar Trail-loaded EeeBox EB1030 nettop keeps your desk clean, thumbs green

• Shuttle takes quiet nettops down the Cedar Trail, intros XS35V3 and XS35GTA V3

• Android PC gets wrapped in maple, hits that premium sweet spot

• Researchers partially automate CPU core design, aim to fast track new PC processor production

• Custom PC desk / case combo ditches glass, metal for wood

• OLED Lego train station emerges from Adafruit and Arduino gear, minifigs to get home on time

• Seagate and DensBits team up on solid-state drives for the home, call truce in the HDD versus SSD war

• Dear Aunt TUAW: Help me store my photos

• gdgt runs the numbers on Retina display sizes

• AMD outs new G-Series APU, extends platform lifetime until 2017

• Two more nails in the coffin for Media Center, start-up options and tuner certification

• Phase change memory breakthrough could lead to gigahertz-plus data transfers, make SSDs seem pokey

• Falling SSD prices might give you a swift boot (up) sooner than you think

• AMD launches Radeon HD 7970 GHz Edition, demands rematch with NVIDIA

• Getting Ready for Mountain Lion: Share sheets

• Belkin's new 802.11ac wireless routers feed next-gen networking needs

• Sony, Sumitomo push laser projectors forward with a new, more powerful green laser diode

• Calxeda benchmarks claim that its server chips are 15 times more power efficient than Intel's

• Project Moonshot take two: HP's low-power Gemini servers let go of ARM's Calxeda for Intel's Centerton

• Chromium OS gets ported to Raspberry Pi

• Kinetis L Series MCUs use ARM Cortex-MO+ to sip least power, cost 49 cents each per 10K order

• Windows 8 in-app advertisements get their own preview

• MacTech Match finds consultants and developers

• How it's made: Join us on a tour of the MK802 mini PC factory (video)

• 48 PandaBoards chained together in solar-powered ARM cluster

• NVIDIA responds to Linus Torvalds' critique: 'supporting Linux is important'

• D-Link SharePort DIR-505 is a router / repeater that fits in your pocket, ships today for $70

• Thunderbolt 1.2.1 update reportedly fixes boot issues, adds Ethernet adapter support

• Intel christens its 'Many Integrated Core' products Xeon Phi, eyes exascale milestone

• NNSA Sequoia supercomputer takes worlds fastest title, prevents nuclear testing

• Getting ready for Mountain Lion: Backups

• Imagination goes 'all out' with bigger PowerVR graphics cores: the G6230 and G6430

• AMD previews FirePro W9000 graphics, possibly throws in dual-chip Radeon HD 7990 for good measure

• Chuo University builds hybrid NAND-ReRAM unit that's faster than a speeding SSD

• Vizio's 24- and 27-inch Ivy Bridge all-in-ones get official: on sale today for $898 and up

• Kikori CNC gantry router eyes-on (video)

• Comparing Thunderbolt to HDMI, USB and PCIe Cable

• Western Digital enters the router market, higher-end models include built-in hard drives

• Getting Ready for Mountain Lion: Checking your Mac's vintage

• Windows RT licenses reportedly costing $85, sends OEMS hunting down the back of the couch

• Some of the awesome, lesser-known new features in OS X Mountain Lion

• An ARM core in an AMD device? It just happened, but not the way you think

• Netgear melds 802.11ac WiFi with cable modem, gives us a cable gateway we'd actually like

• Getting ready for Mountain Lion: checking for compatibility

• Rivals AMD and ARM unite, summon others to become 'heterogeneous'

• Amped Wireless caps off its new range with a dual-band repeater

• Thunderbolt Software Update 1.2 reportedly causing boot failures

• Dell Vostro line gets Ivy Bridge CPUs, optional 4G LTE

• VIA Technologies' $49 Android barebones PC available for pre-order, ships in July

• Seagate Backup Plus hard drive: one-click backup with a social twist

• OS X Mountain Lion: arrives on Macs next month, priced at $20

• Intel's NUC mini-desktop said to cost around $400

• How 'Marklar' OS X on Intel owes its start to a one-year-old boy

• EVGA's GeForce GTX 680 Classified tempts overclockers with watery siren call

• Visualized: Swiss newspaper goes digital, prints front page in binary

• Computex 2012 wrap-up

• Sonnet shipping xMac mini server, Echo Express PCIe adapters to follow suit shortly (update)

• ASUS Computex keynote now on YouTube: relive the excitement, the yelling

• ASUS offers Thunderbolt upgrade card for some 7-series motherboards

• JDI debuts 2.3-inch display with a 1,280 x 800 resolution, 651ppi

• IPv6 lands today, do you copy?

• SATA-IO unveils USM Slim external storage jack for ultrabooks, tablets and 'other portable devices'

• SanDisk's new iNAND Extreme flash storage forms part of Tegra 3 'reference designs'

• Toshiba unveils Windows 8 concept devices, details stay hidden

• Toshiba Storage Products' THNSNF SSDs tap into 19nm process technology

• Gigabyte Z77X-UP5 TH motherboard provides a double dose of Thunderbolt ports

• Qualcomm Snapdragon S4 CPU family expands past phones to HDTVs, tablets and Windows 8 PCs

• TI cuts the cables, backs Miracast as wireless video standard for OMAP platform

• Acer turns down non-tablet ARM devices, player hates the smartbook game

• Sony announces new VAIO L all-in-one with Ivy Bridge, thinner design

• ASUS joins the 802.11ac action with its 1.75Gbps capable RT-AC66U router

• ASUS Transformer AiO official: all-in-one PC dual-boots Android and Windows 8

• AMD announces 900MHz version of the Radeon HD 7750, calls it 'the other 7750'

• HP takes EliteBook W-series on a trip to Ivy Bridge, throws in Z220 Xeon workstation for good measure

• We're live from Computex 2012 in Taipei!

• Agility 4 SSD from OCZ announced, already in stock at $150

• Vizio PCs officially launch in June, home theaters look on with envy

• NVIDIA GeForce R302 drivers get Windows 8 certification, available for download soon

• Sharp shows off IGZO LCD and OLEDs including a 13.5-inch QFHD screen

Cybersecurity (24)

• Cryptic ups security with Account Guard

• Encrypted Text: Rethinking the rogue image

• Orbitz profiles Mac users with pricier hotels, here's how to block

• Lulzsec pair plead guilty to hacking, two more deny charges

• Military hunting smartphone safety to hold off enemy bugs, spooks

• Encrypted Text: Ghostcrawler explains it all

• The day Fox's account got hacked -- and how you can learn from his mistakes

• Windows updated with better checking for bad digital certs after Flame malware incident

• Blizzard issues account security alert after Riot Games breach

• Encrypted Text: Preparation vs. Shadowstep

• Google Street View's WiFi snooping triggers renewed scrutiny in the UK

• Flame malware extinguishes itself, Microsoft protects against future burns

• League of Legends EU accounts hacked, no billing info at risk

• Adobe Flash 11.3 checks in with security fixes, OS X silent updater and Firefox sandbox in tow

• League of Legends accounts compromised

• Odin the All-Father's Diablo 3 account hacked

• LinkedIn confirms security breach, 'some passwords' affected

• Encrypted Text: We've been normalized

• LinkedIn leaks password hashes, iOS app is scraping your meeting notes [UPDATE x2]

• Google starts warning affected users about state-sponsored cyber attacks

• Nuance Dragon ID secures phones, tablets and PCs with your voice

• Stuxnet pinned on US and Israel as an out-of-control creation

• Hacker pod2g to speak and run hacking workshop at JailbreakCon's WWJC

• You cannot get hacked by playing public games in Diablo 3

Entertainment (255)

• The Quantum Conundrum show is heavy on fluff, frenzy

• New Monster Hunter 4 trailer outs Spring 2013 Japanese release window

• They're taking the hobbits to Isengard, elsewhere in this Guardians gameplay video

• Go behind the scenes of that live action Darksiders 2 trailer

• Breakfast Topic: What is your favorite Blizzard cinematic or cutscene?

• Code of Princess pre-orders include Artbook and Soundtrack of Princess

• Penny Arcade's On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness 3 review

• Company of Heroes 2 wants to remind you of World War 2's Russian casualties

• Super Joystiq Podcast 008: Skyrim Dawnguard, Spec Ops - The Line, Quantum Conundrum

• Hero Academy coming to Steam this August

• Max Payne, trying his hardest to get through his gritty, noir life

• Cute Things Dying Violently on the PC July 17

• Scribblenauts Unlimited tells the story of Maxwell (and a dino)

• Names, stats and set bonuses for tier 14 raid sets released

• Valve Source Filmmaker makes a movie out of any Source game, now you're directing with Portals (video)

• Silver Lining: Hydrophobia and the fearless mingling of ideas

• Dishonored's dishonorable sneaking looks like devilishly good fun

• MechWarrior Online showcases new Frozen City environment in video

• Have a taste of Max Payne 3's 'Local Justice'

• Cupcakeroo: kidlet and tween fun

• SimCity Social gets a rowdy trailer, goes after Zynga's 'Villes'

• Kevin Pereira will host game show based on Quantum Conundrum

• We support Pid's 'Opposition Tango'

• A brief history of Final Fantasy 7 through achievements

• Google teases Web Lab beta, an intersection of art, technology and the internet?

• Carmen Sandiego heading to Hollywood

• Firefall reaches 500K registered users, system specs announced

• The Dark Meadow dev releasing action game 'Horn' with Zynga

• JoyStream: Watch the Guild Wars 2 beta 'stress test' [updated with replay]

• Make in-game movies with the Valve Source Filmmaker

• MechWarrior Online video dev diary on the four pillars of warfare

• Finally, you can officially meet Team Fortress 2's Pyro

• Google wants you to join the party, announces Google+ Events (video)

• Google Play starts selling movies, TV shows (single episode or full season) and magazines today

• The Secret World lowers UK sub fee, details pre-order access times [Updated]

• Robotic quadrotors' training now complete, proven with razzle-dazzle Cannes show (video)

• Indiana Jones: The Complete Adventures Blu-ray set hits shelves September 18th

• The rules have changed: Classes in Super Monday Night Combat

• The Joystiq Indie Pitch: The Dream Machine

• The Walking Dead: Episode 1's majority choice

• A Game of Dwarves digs into closed beta

• Farmville 2 features 3D graphics, farming

• Super Joystiq Podcast Special: 'Spec Ops - The Line' lead designer Cory Davis

• The Ville is latest from Zynga, spiritual successor to YoVille

• Rainbow Moon random battling onto US PSN on July 10

• World of Warplanes dev video talks game modes, air superiority

• Spider-Man launch trailer sounds like Garbage

• Spelunky descends into XBLA July 4 [update: trailer!]

• Full PlanetSide 2 E3 theater details customization and player tools

• Lego and Google Chrome team up, want to cover Australasia in your models and plastic bricks (video)

• Tribes Ascend's July update reinvents 'Stonehenge' map, invents 'Miasma'

• Warframe, a free-to-play shooter Digital Extremes wants you to try

• Must See HDTV (June 25th - July 1st)

• Dubai looks kinda rough in this Spec Ops: The Line launch trailer

• Iron Dragon, Planet Smashers win Activision Independent Games Competition

• 'Journey: Collector's Edition' gets 'exclusive minigames,' all three soundtracks on Aug. 28 for $30

• Dungeons and Dragons Online: Menace of the Underdark goes live [Updated]

• MV Guide: June 25 - July 1, 2012

• Minecraft studio's rolling launch of 'Scrolls' nearing 'closed alpha' release, paid beta to follow

• Hitchcock classics Dial M for Murder (3D) and Strangers on a Train come to Blu-ray October 9th

• Weekly Webcomic Wrapup is fully kick-started

• Repopulation devs: Crafting system is similar to UO and SWG

• The Road to Mordor: Making music together

• Final Fantasy XI's fifth expansion, Seekers of Adoulin, announced

• Nintendo's 8-bit Summer on 3DS eShop has these eight classics

• Super Joystiq Podcast 007: Steel Battalion, SpyParty, Diablo 3 patches, Microsoft's Surface

• LotRO releases first track of Riders of Rohan's score

• Trials Evolution sure has some crazy looking user-generated content

• Mass Effect 3 Extended Cut DLC wraps things up this Tuesday

• Trackball controller rolls onto Kickstarter

• Renegade Kid's Bomb Monkey on the 3DS eShop next week for $5

• Darksiders 2 gets pre-order bonuses and a live-action trailer

• Silver Lining: Sonic the Hedgehog and a history of disappointment

• Nintendo Direct livestream kicks off at 11pm ET, watch it here [Update: All done!]

• Quantum Conundrum review: First rule of physics, don't talk about physics

• New Heroes & Generals trailer shows gameplay, community

• Snapshot: Home (PC)

• The Perfect Ten: MMO Jukebox

• Mists of Pandaria: (?°?°??? ???

• Minority Report at 10: a look at technology from today to 2054

• Amron Experimental 'Rinser Toothbrush' is back, now with more fountain (video)

• SNES-001 Advance gives two retro gamers a screen to play, guarantees no fights for TV time (video)

• Watch Stan Lee as geriatric Spider-Man in this bizarre trailer

• Freemium shooter No Man's Land enters PS Home today

• Blog Azeroth Shared Topic: You always want what you can't have

• Great Responsibility: Nintendo's role as a leader in Japanese RPG development

• Leon assassinates the president in this Resident Evil 6 gameplay clip

• 'Minecraft: Diamonds are Forever' brings big blocky action

• World of Tanks' 7.4 patch brings new game modes, maps

• SMITE schools us with tutorial video

• The Legend of Zelda will soon be retold in this nursery

• Penny Arcade's game with a big title will come to these tiny devices

• Valkyria Chronicles returns as freemium card game in Japan

• Indie shooter Receiver built in seven days, available now

• Latest PlanetSide 2 gameplay video is short but sweet

• Heroes & Generals brings persistent WW2 action to your browser

• Indie puzzle adventure 'Tiny & Big' gets into 'Grandpa's Leftovers' today

• Enjoy 20 minutes of necromorph dismemberin' in Dead Space 3

• Light up seesaw makes Australia's Federation Square feel like a kid again (video)

• WWE '13 is your big chance to wrestle like a professional boxer (Tyson, specifically)

• Blade & Soul unleashes its Korean open beta trailer

• Watch Microsoft's Surface keynote now online, relive the mystery unveil from the comfort of your browser (update: video for everybody)

• God of War: Ascension E3 demo pits Kratos against the animal collective

• Now Playing: June 18-24, 2012

• Scared Stiff: Amnesia and the evolution of the modern horror game

• Saying goodbye to Cataclysm

• Leaderboard: Superhero costume creators

• Learning religious proselytizing from Civ 5's 'Gods and Kings' expansion

• Illyriad's revamp adds friends list, medal designer, and more functional UI

• How would you change the Orbotix Sphero?

• Chiptune album puts a music player in your Game Boy

• A heaping helping of Zone of the Enders HD screens

• KickBeat gameplay trailer is punchy

• Sunday Morning Funnies: An army of what now?

• The new stars of reggae are nothing like the old ones

• Weekly Webcomic Wrapup is catching 'em all over again

• Dolby confirms 14 theaters for inaugural screening of Pixar's 'Brave' with Atmos audio

• Watch Reggie Fils-Aime zombify Jimmy Fallon with the Wii U

• Embers of Caerus' naval combat is 'almost a ship simulation'

• Send giant birds to poop on your friends in SimCity Social

• Super Monkey Ball: Banana Splitz isn't as dangerous looking as it sounds

• Behind the scenes with Mega Bloks World of Warcraft

• The Amazing Spider-Man takes a swing through Manhattan

• Confusion of war in Medal of Honor: Warfighter's multiplayer

• Vindictus releases Episode 10, now with more dragons

• New End of Nations Warfront episode looks back at E3, forward to release

• Here's the song Snoop Dogg made for Tekken Tag Tournament 2

• The Firing Line: Defiance, Arctic Combat, and other E3 leftovers

• Heroes of Ruin launch trailer means it's really coming soon

• The Queue: Hey look, Warcraft stuff

• The Dark Knight Rises drops in on iOS and Android this summer

• Logitech G600 mouse targets button-craving MMO gamers, social life costs extra (video)

• Splice takes experimental puzzle games back to the lab today on Steam

• The Last of Us not hitting (or shooting, or sneaking) until 2013

• Tex Murphy's familiar faces and the appeal of FMV in a CG age

• Origins of Malu shows off combat and house-building in video interview

• Walter puts the 'aww' back in 'agua' in its premiere trailer

• Ranking Japanese RPG publishers after E3 2012

• Beatbuddy bustin' moves on digital platforms, thanks to Reverb

• The testimony of Damon Baird in Gears of War: Judgment

• WildStar shows off footage from friends and family testing

• Turbine takes you behind the scenes on LotRO's live-action trailer

• Running through the snow with Assassin's Creed 3 creative lead Alex Hutchinson

• Embers of Caerus death system revealed in video blog

• The next Tribes: Ascend update helps you level up guns even faster

• The Game Archaeologist: Maze War

• Wizorb dev's Mercenary Kings adds crafting to run-and-gun

• Blizzard talks Heart of the Swarm multiplayer, and what's next for Starcraft 2

• IndieCade at E3: Hokra, a minimalist sports game with huge appeal, equal barriers

• Mark of the Ninja snuck some E3 assets into our galleries

• Retail therapy: Wada's 'Project Happiness' is a shopkeeper's life

• Black Gold Online reveals debut trailer

• Rayman Legends highlighted for Wii U, not necessarily exclusive

• Core Blaze unleashes a barrage of screenshots, three new videos

• Lend a helping hand in the Elder Scrolls Online

• Join the Engadget HD Podcast live on Ustream at 5:30PM ET

• Epic's Mark Rein on UE4, Epic Baltimore and Gears of War: Judgment

• Maxime Beland on the ghosts and panthers of Splinter Cell: Blacklist

• Co-opinion: XCOM: Enemy Unknown

• Stiq Figures, May 28 - June 3: Captain Tsubasa edition

• Shifting Perspectives: Astrally Communing with your balance druid

• E3 2012: DUST 514 hands-on

• Star Wars 1313 offers a peek into our very pretty future

• Insert Coin: Clang, a motion-controlled swordfighting game by no less than Neal Stephenson (video)

• The puzzle-fueled shooting of Transcripted

• Nintendo's E3 2012 booth: the tour

• A virtual excursion through Sony's E3 booth

• Take a quick tour of Microsoft's E3 2012 booth

• Gore Verbinski's 'Matter' coming to XBLA from Blind Wink Games

• Co-opinion: Metal Gear Rising Revengeance

• Disney's Wreck-It Ralph trailer features an all-star cast of gaming's baddest villains

• Cranius and Sharm team up for duo album

• Horsing around in Dance Central 3

• E3 2012: Hands-on with Core Blaze

• Seen@E3: Joystiq's embarrassment of Dance Central 3 moves

• Take a tour with us through IndieCade at E3

• Unreal Engine 4 demo deconstructed

• Epic senior technical artist Alan Willard talks Unreal Engine 4 for next-gen consoles

• Japanese company takes pod concept mobile, keeps ants from your Grey Poupon (video)

• Dungeons & Dragons Online discusses the lore of the Underdark

• Firefall dev diary discusses SIN

• Guild Wars 2 gears up for beta weekend with a producer video and WvW article

• What WoW's story could learn from Diablo III (and vice versa)

• E3 2012: Origins of Malu brings player-created factions, housing, and exploration to the sandbox

• Getting crafty with LittleBigPlanet Karting

• E3 2012: Hands-on with Webzen's C9 and the Witchblade

• LittleBigPlanet 2 Vita Cross Control adds incredible griefing possibilities

• Humble Indie Bundle 5 adds Braid, Super Meat Boy and Lone Survivor

• Exploring the world of Dishonored with lead designer Ricardo Bare

• NBA Baller Beats: best basketball-controlled music game of E3

• Star Trek and some hardcore Gorn

• TomTom's Nike+Sportwatch gets revamped, adds NikeFuel, subtracts price (video)

• Neon Genesis Evangelion SH-06D limited edition Android phone arrives June 29th (video)

• Five 3DS eShop apps have been downloaded over 1m times in US

• Activision talks Skylanders Giants and the future of the franchise

• Seen@E3: a 'real' Halo Warthog

• Epic Mickey 2: Power of Illusion also out November 18

• Bethesda's Todd Howard on Dawnguard, the future of Skyrim, and Steamworks success

• Experience the Wii U in our Nintendo booth video tour

• HBO Go launches for Kindle Fire but continues to avoid other Android tablets

• Ray Bradbury dies at 91, our world is that much poorer

• Play Diablo 1 with World of Warcraft models in StarCraft 2

• IndieCade at E3 2012

• E3 2012: Explore the lore of Neverwinter in two new trailers

• This is what Final Fantasy might look like on next-gen tech

• Sleeping Dogs E3 video, screens prove once again it's no wuss

• Lego City Undercover demystified in E3 launch trailer

• E3 2012: Razer reveals concept controller for MechWarrior Online

• Mists of Pandaria Beta: Pet Battle Music is a blast from the past

• Just Dance 4 is here to make your hallucinogenic dreams into reality

• Star Wars 1313 in two formats, four segments and 1,000 feet

• Trine 2: Director's Cut is the 'best' version Frozenbyte can make

• 'Cocked Hammers' is Will Arnett and Jason Bateman's CoD Elite comedy show

• Mists of Pandaria Beta: Pandaren flirts and jokes

• Sing trailer shows how to rock out with your WiiPad out

• Tekken Tag Tournament 2 receiving Snoop Dogg stage [Update: Now with trailer!]

• Castlevania: Lords of Shadow - Mirror of Fate E3 trailer tells a story

• Runes of Magic: Chapter V sparks to life in a new trailer

• E3 2012: PlanetSide 2 trailer pulls you in three directions

• E3 2012: World of Battleships unmoors its trailer

• Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon for 3DS this holiday

• Tekken Tag Tournament 2, two other games starting with "T" for Wii U

• Scribblenauts Unlimited r-e-v-e-a-l-e-d

• Epic Mickey 2 paints a launch date of November 18 [Update: Platforms]

• LotRO: Riders of Rohan website, pre-purchase available [Updated]

• Star Wars 1313 gameplay unveiled

• Relive the awkward banter between Aisha Tyler and Toby Turner from Ubisoft's E3 2012 press conference

• Sony's Wonderbook is PS Move-augmented reading, launches with J.K. Rowling's 'Book of Spells'

• Call of Duty: Black Ops Declassified hitting Vita

• Far Cry 3's E3 2012 trailer is ... kind of kinky

• Project Unity stuffs 20 classic consoles into one: if you can't play it, it's probably too new (video)

• E3 2012: SWTOR's limited F2P trial, content plans, and new trailer

• SimCity Social confirmed for Facebook

• Dead Space 3 out February 2013, to feature drop-in co-op [Update: Trailer added!]

• Thomas Dolby's Wild Ride

• Twisted Pixel's next game is LocoCycle [Update: Trailer and more details added!]

• Forza Horizon races onto 360 October 23 [Update: Trailer added!]

• Xbox 360 software at E3: FIFA 2013 / Madden 2013 gaining Kinect voice commands; Halo 4, Fable, Forza Horizon and Gears of War showcased

• Fable: The Journey out fall 2012 [Update: Trailer added!]

• Hawken live-action digital short is full of mechs, that guy from that thing

• ASUS shows off its Open Cloud Computing with a dash of sci-fi, teen angst (video)

• Atlus couldn't wait to announce Zeno Clash 2 for PC, PS3, and Xbox 360

• Battlefield 3 Premium trailer leaks, 'Aftermath' expansion officially acknowledged [update: removed]

• Know Your Lore: 3 developmental changes needed for storytelling in Mists

• Sunday Morning Funnies: Woosh and a bam

• Weekly Webcomic Wrapup has a plan

• 17 minutes of Tokyo Jungle gameplay to make your day better

• Avengers Blu-ray preorders listed, including massive 10-disc Marvel Cinematic Universe set

• CJ announces new Sin Streets online FPS

• Ni no Kuni goes from another world to ours on January 22

• Funcom kicks off new Secret World ARG with strange video

• The Firing Line: Zomg it's almost time for PlanetSide 2 edition

• Find out if you hate puppies with this Tokyo Jungle commercial

• Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance E3 2012 trailer is a real cut-up

• Konami officially announces Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2

EVs and Transportation (25)

• BMW and Toyota sign deal to collaborate on sports car and EV technology

• Inside the process of creating navigational maps

• FedEx gets amped about electrifying its step vans

• Tesla Model S first drive: the sports sedan goes electric (update: video)

• Tesla Model S rolls by the EPA, keeps on going, and going

• GM to add Siri "Eyes Free" to Chevy Sonic, Spark

• Air Canada embarks on its first biofuel-powered flight from Toronto to Mexico City

• Tesla Roadster driver now halfway around the world, catching up with Citroen team (video)

• BMW's i Pedelec hitches lift (and top-up) from plug-in i3 electric car

• Audi's e-Tron becomes the first hybrid to win Le Mans, saves the planet at the same time

• Audi A3 e-tron hands-on (video)

• Nokia patent filing uses steering wheel touch for media controls, turns your radio on with that lovin' feeling

• Renault Zoe EV motors nearly 1,000 miles in 24 hours, charges nine times

• A123 Systems' new lithium ion tech keeps EV batteries cool, your wallet in check

• Sony's first smartphone-friendly MirrorLink in-car AV hits European roads, iOS and Symbian get to ride first

• NYC may let iPhones hail taxis

• 2013 Chevy Volt stretches out the electric miles, works harder for the money

• Honda Fit EV rated at 118 MPGe, will get you 82 of those on one charge (update)

• MotoCzysz e-motorbike crackles past 100MPH at TT Zero for $15,000 prize

• QNX unveils Jeep Wrangler reference vehicle for off-road Facebookers

• Glympse partners with Mercedes to bring built-in location sharing

• Audi cancels A1 and A2 EVs due to pricing concerns (update: not exactly)

• Visualized: Enterprise cruises around Jersey on its air, land and sea triathlon

• 2012 MotoCzysz E1pc may set an e-motorbike speed record, our hearts afire

• Viper outs SmartStart 3.0, knows where your car is and what it's up to

Gaming (697)

• Yu Suzuki's new game is fun to say: Gan! Gan! Pirates

• This Portal Lego set is in testing phase, your vote can help it pass

• The Mog Log: Unabashedly squealing about Seekers of Adoulin

• iCade Mobile now at Think Geek for $70

• The Road to Mordor: The superiority of goats

• Cold Stream DLC for L4D2 making waves on July 24

• Indie Royale launches The Summer Bundle with 8 games and some chiptunes

• Rumor: Vivendi looking to sell Activision-Blizzard stake

• WRUP: Simon says edition

• The Daily Grind: What's the difference between an MMO trial and F2P?

• WRUP: The Shepard of Dawnguard

• Ghost Recon: Future Soldier 'Arctic Strike' DLC delayed

• Recent Diablo 3 hotfixes address exploits, high-level item drop rates

• It's all too much: Why Mass Effect 3's Extended Cut ending can't possibly fix everything

• Rumor: Vivendi plans to sell Activision Blizzard

• Ghostcrawler briefly discusses PvP power and PvP healing

• The MMO Report: Classy edition

• Newest World of Warcraft novel gets a release date and cover preview

• Over 800,000 enlisted in Battlefield 3 Premium so far

• Final Fantasy 3 now on Android

• Darkfall's 'ultimate promotion' starts next week

• MMO Blender: Eliot's self-made legend

• 'Tides of War' release date revealed

• Namco Bandai conjures a Ni no Kuni 'Wizard's Edition' [update: America too]

• MercurySteam surprised by Castlevania success, says DLC was 'rushed'

• Rock Band Weekly: All-American Rejects, Mudvayne, Rise Against

• The Firing Line: Heroes & Generals dev talks planes, boats, and massive FPS action

• Square-Enix ranks highest in average salary for Japanese game companies

• World of Goo, Henry Hatsworth devs announce next game: Little Inferno

• Far Cry 2 creative lead Clint Hocking exits LucasArts to ventures unknown

• SOE Live tickets go on sale

• Breakfast Topic: Is there such a thing as a good or a bad roleplayer?

• The Art of Blizzard book celebrates ... well, you know

• Get a damn basketball with your fancy copy of NBA 2K13

• Skulls of the Shogun gives asynchronous, cross-platform play a turn

• 007 Legends adapting 'On Her Majesty's Secret Service'

• Stephen Reid is 'on again' with Gazillion Entertainment

• You're gonna wub this song from the DmC soundtrack

• Ubisoft drops The Expendables 2 Video Game on XBLA, PSN and PC

• Atari sets Greatest Hits free for 40th anniversary

• FIFA 13 GameStop pre-order perks make Messi so happy he could skip

• Prototype studio Radical Entertainment facing 'significant' layoffs, potential closure

• CCP addresses EVE faction warfare exploit, players punished

• Rumor: Nuketown returns in Black Ops 2 'limited release'

• The OverAchiever: In which Alliance has it much worse than Horde

• The Guild Counsel: Adam Trzonkowski on guild leading and Kickstarter success

• Uncharted Waters Online expands to include The Wild West

• Level-5 making a triumphant return to Tokyo Game Show

• The Queue: 40-man memories are full of false positives

• Sega shuttering several offices across Europe and Australia

• MercurySteam wants to leave Castlevania, to take on Contra next

• Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance, Castlevania: LoS sequel publicly playable at Gamescom

• Breakfast Topic: Would you like tri-spec?

• The Daily Grind: Do you hold an MMO grudge?

• Another LEGO MMO springs up -- this time from Funcom

• Sonic 4: Episode 2 spin dashes to Android

• EA Sports partners with UCF to create Innovation Lab program

• What Square Enix learned from Final Fantasy 13's large-scale development

• Rumor: 'Leviathan' is coming in future Mass Effect 3 DLC

• MMO Family: Open-world combat and old school gaming in Free Realms

• Dark Meadow devs' next title is Horn

• Epic Games: Infinity Blade on iOS more profitable by the pound than any other game we've made

• Joe Danger Touch! popping wheelies on iOS

• Epic's most profitable game is Infinity Blade for iOS

• TERA rolls out the Chronoscroll system and an upcoming event

• Religious group calls for removal of Hindu deities from Hi-Rez's SMITE

• Atari: celebrating 40 years of gaming history

• The Art of Blizzard covers Blizzard's artistic history

• Know Your Lore: Top 10 magnificent bastards of Warcraft, part 1

• Choose My Adventure: Exploring dungeons with Higiri

• Activision sweeps up China-related Call of Duty domains

• Sleeping Dogs receives adults-only rating in Japan

• Endless Space blasts off July 4

• Max Payne 3 serves up 'Local Justice' DLC July 3 on PS3 and Xbox, July 17 on PC

• Free for All: The coziest places in free-to-play

• Dead or Alive 5 adds new fighter, improved photography mode

• The Art of Blizzard is captured in new book

• Breakfast Topic: Would you like to change factions without changing races?

• The Daily Grind: Are black market auction houses a good idea?

• Super Retro Squad surpasses Kickstarter goal with ease

• Camilla Luddington is the new Lara Croft in Tomb Raider

• Open wide and scream for FIFA 13 launch dates, UK pre-order info

• Dead Nation's expansion gets an expansion today with 'Arcade'

• IO: Only 20 percent of players will finish Hitman: Absolution

• City of Heroes summer blockbuster event starts tomorrow

• Mass Effect 3 producer teases 'much more' DLC

• Pony up $25 for TERA's new Night Mare mount

• The Soapbox: The death of AAA

• Flameseeker Chronicles: What to do when zombies chew your face off

• WildStar's Senior Community Manager focuses on fun

• Durant, Griffin, and Rose triple-dunk on NBA 2K13's cover

• Zynga has 22 million daily active mobile users, announces partner program

• MMO Roundup: Wizard myths, free-to-play, and dirty ISK

• Relive the undead onslaught today in Resident Evil Chronicles HD Collection

• The Last of Us tops E3 Game Critics Awards

• Atari Dev Challenge finalists announced, voting now open

• Telltale's The Walking Dead: Episode 2 on XBLA tomorrow, Friday for PC and PS3

• Blizzard announces Student Art Contest winners

• Dark Legends levels up its vamps, grants them allies

• Zynga adds Majesco, 50 Cubes and Portalarium to partner program

• Zynga adding real-time multiplayer to its games, starting with Bubble Safari

• Journey: Collector's Edition won't make the trip to Europe

• Age of Wulin sandbox to feature accurate real-world locations

• How to cut to Mass Effect 3's 'Extended Cut' even sooner

• Aeria Games launches strategy-based Dragon Crusade

• Star Trek Online's Dan Griffis departing Cryptic (again)

• Mass Effect 3 'Extended Cut' out now

• Lichborne: Death knight DPS presences get some major changes

• Breakfast Topic: What is your character's backstory?

• The Daily Grind: Is there an MMO zone that you avoid at all costs?

• Licensed Portal 2 turret replica to arrive later this year, leave ammo at home

• Former EA, Activision exec Kathy Vrabeck joins GameStop board of directors

• GunLord now available for Dreamcast

• Resident Evil 6 Collector's Edition spreads to Europe and Australia

• Dead or Alive 5 news: swimsuit edition

• Angry Birds Heikki: because F1 and fort-breaking games are like peanut butter and chocolate

• Wings Over Atreia: It's time to liberate Aion from race restrictions

• Crashing EVO: SpyParty's Chris Hecker on depth and fighting games

• Okami HD developed by Capcom and Hexa Drive

• Massively Exclusive: An interview with WildStar's Jeremy Gaffney

• Portal Turret mini replica available later this year, features sound module

• CCP: It's 'deeply wrong' to assume that repetition is the way forward

• SimCity Social, a Facebook game you may actually care about, launches today

• Blood Pact: The problems haunting affliction

• The Secret World soundtrack available on iTunes [Updated]

• Capcom ships over a million copies of Dragon's Dogma

• Leaderboard: Achievements vs. collections

• Far Cry 3 delayed to Dec. 4 in US, Nov. 29 in EMEA

• Officers' Quarters: 9 warning signs that your raid leader is bad

• James Mielke leaves Q? Entertainment to join Q-Games

• PSA: Skyrim's 'Dawnguard' DLC arrives tomorrow 'for English territories,' mid-July elsewhere

• City of Steam offers personalized alpha tour via contest

• The Queue: Avatar

• E3 2012: Dragon Eternity's cross-platform warfare and weddings

• Lego Batman 2: DC Super Heroes arrests top spot on UK charts

• Final Fantasy XI is the most profitable in the franchise

• RIFT's Update 1.9: An interview with Scott Hartsman and Hal Hanlin

• The Daily Grind: Has a cash shop ever killed a game for you?

• The Secret World begins early access this Friday

• Yup, 'Whetfahrt Cheeseborger' is a character in Runner 2

• Boston Festival of Indie Games coming from MIT Game Lab and Boston Indies this Sept.

• Cross-realm play and the rise of the funsucker

• Hiromichi Tanaka is retiring from Square-Enix

• MechWarrior Tactics developer snags social studio

• Hiromichi Tanaka leaves Square Enix

• Know Your Lore: What exactly is up with women in Warcraft lore?

• You know you want these Castle Crashers LEGOs to exist

• Rise and Shiny: Tynon

• NHL 13 to feature Flyers' Giroux on cover

• Breakfast Topic: What's your favorite new minor vanity glyph?

• The Daily Grind: Should players be rewarded for playing alts?

• Cthulhu saves Mac, iOS, and Android on June 28

• Pandaren names and how to create one for roleplay

• Need for Speed now officially Criterion's baby

• The Mog Log: Starting fresh in Final Fantasy XIV, pre-2.0

• The Care and Feeding of Warriors: 2007 to 2012 in warrior years

• 2013 SRT Viper GTS rolls into Forza 4 as free DLC

• WRUP: Don't mess with Geth Infiltrators edition

• The Daily Grind: Should localization delay a great game?

• Sohei Niikawa takes over as NIS America president

• Disasterpeace makes music out of many robots being shot

• Undead Labs on making a believable zombie apocalypse

• Valve and Adult Swim are planning big things together

• Assassin's Creed Utopia coming to mobile from GREE and Ubisoft

• Dawnguard comes to Skyrim in mid-July for some Euro countries

• Boss fights and perspective

• Snapshot: LEGO Batman 2: DC Super Heroes (Multi)

• Spy vs. Spy for iOS coming this summer, includes online multiplayer

• ArenaNet concept art lead Kekai Kotaki announces departure

• MMO Blender: Jeremy's unholy MMO concoction

• Ask Ragnar Tornquist about The Secret World via Reddit

• Phat Loot Phriday: Helm of the Fire Festival

• Apple features previously highlighted game collections

• RuneScape reveals dual-wielding in sixth behind-the-scenes video

• Blade & Soul Korean open beta records 150,000 users within an hour

• Rock Band Weekly: Carrie Underwood

• Schilling 'tapped out' after loss of 38 Studios

• Fez patch released, absolutely do not play it

• Bruce Campbell is in The Amazing Spider-Man game for some reason

• Schilling says he's 'tapped out' in first interview since 38 Studios collapse

• Waren Story hits closed beta

• The Light and How to Swing It: 4 necessary elements of a successful tank UI

• The Daily Grind: Have you ever loved a game you once hated?

• Joyride to joystick: Atari controller custom-built from car seat adjuster

• Mistwalker's first iOS game Party Wave 'nearly completed'

• Gameloft bringing My Little Pony game to mobile platforms this year

• SpyParty selected as the Indie Showcase title for EVO 2012

• PSA: Modern Warfare 3's 'Content Collection 2' deployed to PS3 and PC

• Rumor: Gaikai seeking to sell itself for $500 million

• Superbrothers on the 'Scythian Steppes' and bringing Sworcery to Japan

• Quantum Conundrum confuses PSN on July 10, XBLA on July 11

• What is the future of cross-realm play?

• A tactical discussion with XCOM: Enemy Unknown producer, Garth DeAngelis

• The Guild Counsel: Nerfed to heck - now what?

• Velocirapture, new game from Monsters Ate My Condo dev, smites iOS

• Diablo III forces digital consumers to wait up to 72 hours to access full game

• Mega Man soundtrack collection is 10 discs in an E-Tank, not available in the US

• ArcheAge to feature extensive maritime gameplay, housing

• THQ vice president steps down

• New Midsummer Fire Festival item: Helm of the Fire Festival

• PSA: Buy Diablo 3 online, wait up to three days to fully unlock

• The Secret World dev blog details three-faction PvP

• Red 5 reveals Firefall's Mobile Gaming Unit

• More content incoming for ARGO Online, including a new arena system

• The Secret World lifts NDA from today onward

• Around Azeroth: On your home turf

• South Korea forces Blizzard to give Diablo III refunds

• The Daily Grind: How long have you been waiting for your next MMORPG?

• Breakfast Topic: What are your Midsummer Fire Festival goals?

• Team Ninja's Hayashi says 'no plans' for Dead or Alive 5 character DLC

• Ubisoft's BG&E, Outland, From Dust triple pack leaks box art

• Star Trek Online releases a development blog on the new duty officer packs

• Join Operation Savage this weekend in Mass Effect 3

• World of Warcraft Monopoly now available at the Blizzard Store

• Orcs Must Die! 2 starts stacking bodies on July 30

• EA's Peter Moore: Free-to-play is 'inevitable'

• Crytek CEO: TimeSplitters could return as free-to-play title

• Undead Labs hires community director, Class3 info forthcoming

• Does tanking exist in PvP?

• Halo 4, Dishonored and The Last of Us top Game Critics Awards nominations

• Kojima: 'we will see' about Deus Ex-style social interactions in Metal Gear Solid 5

• Yuke's acquires Lingerie Football League license

• A Mild-Mannered Reporter: In praise of City of Heroes' zone revamps

• Duels of the Planeswalkers 2013 gives returning players free deck key

• LotRO shows off the vistas of Rohan in new video and stills

• The Binding of Isaac ties up 700,000 sales

• Epic's Mike Capps on opening the door to Tencent and its 'unparalleled expertise' in China

• 'Tomb of the Forgotten' TCG set bursts forth for your purchase

• THQ cancels Saints Row: The Third 'Enter the Dominatrix' standalone expansion

• Dragon Age Legends no longer online, but playable offline for free

• Game Australia to close all of its stores in the coming weeks

• The last Catwoman Riddler trophy is exclusively at Comic-Con

• Rumor: Willem Dafoe co-starring in Beyond: Two Souls

• Brian Knox discusses the future of TERA

• Rumor: Call of Duty Black Ops: Declassified to feature Spec Ops missions

• Patch 1.0.3 released for Diablo III complete with an interesting new bug

• The Game Archaeologist: Will classic MMOs survive without free-to-play?

• The Soapbox: Meaningful solo play

• THQ shuts down publishing in Italy and Spain [Update]

• PSA: Battlefield 3's Close Quarters DLC now on PS3; PC and Xbox get it next week

• Here comes the 'Bridal Costume' DLC in Soulcalibur 5

• Realm of the Mad God studio acquired by social game maker

• MechWarrior Online founder's packages detailed

• Flameseeker Chronicles: Nostalgia ain't what it used to be

• Capcom's main Street Fighter Seth Killian exiting the company on June 22

• DC Universe Online's Last Laugh DLC now available

• 'Rage: The Scorchers' pops up on PEGI, smells like DLC to us

• ArenaNet asks of Guild Wars 2, 'Is it fun?'

• TERA Vanarchy candidate Oloh on the political game within the game

• Lichborne: 3 more death knight issues that need fixing soon

• Final Secret World beta weekend features new PvP zone

• Platinum just now hearing about Anarchy Reigns delay, apologizes to fans

• Xsyon totem abandonment phase for MIA tribes starts June 25th

• PSA: Diablo 3 down for maintenance today

• Doom 3 'BFG Edition' bringing Hellspawn to retail on Oct. 16 in NA, Oct. 19 in EU

• Basic Battleground Guides: Eye of the Storm

• Epic Games sells minority interest to Tencent

• The Daily Grind: What incidental feature do you wish every MMO would adopt?

• Less banhammer, more gaming fun down under as Australia OKs R18+ game rating

• Monster Physics is fun for any age

• Dead Space: Catalyst prequel novel available this autumn

• MacGuffin's Curse gets a big free update, goes half-off now

• High-end gear in Dust 514 costs 24 cents in real money

• Metal Gear Rising: Revengeance DLC planned, could be new playable character and mission

• ArenaNet presents: A day in the life

• DC Universe Online brings fans into the recording studio with Mark Hamill, Adam Baldwin, and Arleen Sorkin

• Wings Over Atreia: Drowning in dailies

• Sword and Sworcery's Nathan Vella on returning to iOS: 'Absolutely'

• Blood Pact: Warlock tanks are void where prohibited

• Inside the mind of Ron Gilbert

• Go make some Octodad mods for us! Please!

• Rainbow Moon waxes into Europe July 4, other regions later in July

• Officers' Quarters: Never say disband

• Australia finally passes R18+ rating for games

• FIFA 12 storms up the UK charts

• So you want to play a windwalker monk?

• Stiq Figures, June 4 - 10: Rainbow Six edition

• Zynga Slots launches for iOS

• Transmog your way into a classic plate DPS clown suit

• Resident Evil: Operation Raccoon City gets patched

• EA, Wooga pulling games from Google Plus

• One Shots: Building character

• Know Your Lore: King Varian Wrynn, or: How I learned to love the jerk

• The Daily Grind: How do you prefer to get your money in-game?

• Breakfast Topic: Does the Call to Arms bag affect how you queue?

• 15 indie developers re-imagine Pong for iOS, hope to win Atari contract

• Final Fantasy now available on Windows Phone

• South Korea bans botting in online RPGs

• The Mog Log: Worthwhile cross-class skills in FFXIV

• Ubisoft registers various movie-oriented Watch Dogs domains

• Star Wars: The Old Republic explains mechanical questions in a new Q&A

• How do you reconcile faction disloyalty in roleplay?

• Rumor: Microsoft considered OnLive acquisition, thinks the next PlayStation will be a GoogleTV box

• Five Diablo III Wizard myths tested and debunked

• Star Trek Online updates players on the next two seasons in State of the Game letter

• Riot Games registers URL for 'Supremacy'

• Around Azeroth: When the levee breaks

• The Daily Grind: How do you kill off your characters?

• Breakfast Topic: How would you change the Auction House?

• Payday: The Heist - No Mercy sets the scene for Left 4 Dead [Update: It's 'not canon,' Valve clarifies]

• Amanita plants a Botanicula demo on its website

• Free Realms prepares for The Gloam Invasion, teases Sunstone Valley

• Battlefield 3 dishing out double XP this weekend

• Max Schafer claims Diablo III was originally an MMO

• Phat Loot Phiday: Flippable Table

• Harmonix has 'three and/or more' new games in the works, and none are Rock Band or Dance Central

• Super Joystiq Podcast 006: Gears of War: Judgment, E3 2012 take-aways, '38 Spouse'

• EA and Sony will attend Gamescom 2012

• ZeniMax: The Elder Scrolls Online's real-time combat 'is all pretty much new'

• NPD: Diablo 3 sold a million at retail, Max Payne 3 and Ghost Recon: Future Soldier both sold 400,000

• EA boss: SWTOR 'absolutely going to embrace' free model

• EA: first year with Origin 'a huge success,' service to become 'stickier'

• Valve has an economist now

• Amnesia: A Machine for Pigs dev teases ... um, a pig monster

• PvP gear and the barrier to entry

• South Korea banning trade of in-game items

• Rock Band Weekly: Angels & Airwaves, Owl City, Queens of the Stone Age

• MMObility: Parallel Zombies, Glitch's new butlers, and a new space MMO

• BioShock 'Ultimate Rapture Edition' packing first two BioShocks and DLC into one box

• Warren Spector: 'Ultraviolence' in games going too far

• Around Azeroth: A good Samaritan

• Activision's skateboarding and music studio now working on Call of Duty

• Breakfast Topic: How's the automatic removal of inactive GMs working out?

• The Daily Grind: What's your favorite game-related webcomic?

• The MMO Report: Back in E3 style edition

• Humble Indie Bundle 5 closes at over $5.1 million

• The Secret World talks Founding Cabals and corrupt sun gods

• May NPD reactions: 160K 360s sold, Sony sees 'strong results' from PS3 exclusives [Update: Now with Nintendo statement]

• May NPD: Diablo 3 on top, all hardware (except 3DS) down

• Champions Online features a new grab bag with a potential freeform prize

• Report: Thief 4 development in trouble

• Guide to Midsummer Fire Festival 2012 achievements

• Syndicate reboot 'didn't pay off' for EA; SSX reboot 'very successful'

• Scarlet Witch joins the Marvel Heroes roster

• Japan's fastest-growing game publisher isn't who you'd think

• Journey dev goes fully independent, self-publishing next game

• Details on Playdead's Limbo successor dredged up in Danish grant list

• The Repopulation publishes nation, city, and combat gameplay details

• MineCon digs out of Vegas, headed to Europe; Mojang attending PAX Prime

• Orgarhythm combines rhythm and strategy into one weird game

• Microsoft and Sony are trying to lock down .Xbox and .PlayStation, respectively

• The Guild Counsel: Important graduation advice for gamers

• Street Fighter X Tekken crossing over to iOS

• Trion CEO on console games, sequels, and the future

• Breakfast Topic: Tell us your tanking bloopers

• Radiated Wasteland mutates into an MMO

• '38 Spouse' explains decision to speak now, never heard of 'EA Spouse'

• The Daily Grind: Do you try games that fall outside your comfort zone?

• Medal of Honor: Warfighter gets military-only special edition

• Majesco snags the American Idol license for 'interactive games'

• Rocksmith is stone cold crazy for Queen DLC

• NimbleBit talks about the release of Pocket Planes, and what's next

• Fez patch still incoming

• THQ suspected of misleading investors about uDraw

• Ultima Online taps Armstrong for producer position

• Free for All: How MUDs can stay relevant in today's 3-D world

• Ryan Shwayder revives MMO lessons series

• Universal Monsters Online is a thing

• Lost Planet 3 and the dichotomy of man and machine

• Legendaries for Everyone: What could it mean?

• UK Advertising Standards Authority clears Mass Effect 3

• Red 5 unveils part one of Firefall manga, shuts down ARG [Updated]

• Marvel Heroes whips up Avengers movie costumes

• Magical Drop 5 still happening, internal beta approved by Ignition

• Trion Worlds licenses CloakWorks cloth simulation tech

• Penny Arcade's wet, edgy, shadowy game to launch early

• Max Payne 3 cheaters get thrown into the miscreant quarantine

• Alleged 38 Studios spouse outlines family's financial struggles after company's closure

• Australian rating reveals Expendables 2 game from Ubisoft

• What classes should WoW have been designed with?

• IndieCade at E3: Sizing up Scale

• Activision starts mobile publishing initiative for indies

• City of Steam dev diary embraces Goblins

• The Daily Grind: Who is your main character?

• Breakfast Topic: What are the best and worst leveling dungeons?

• Worms 2 iOS updated with asynchronous play

• Saints Row: The Third's latest DLC features witches and wieners

• Demons' Score is Elite Disco Demon Fighting Agents

• Just Dance Greatest Hits drops later this month

• Hyperspace Beacon: Holocron Files -- Cathar

• TERA patch opens up GvG on PvE servers and improves daily quests

• Jason Rubin and Danny Bilson: a tale of two THQs

• Diablo 3's real-money auction house is live

• Flameseeker Chronicles: Professions are like onions

• Steve Danuser weighs in on the 38 Studios debacle

• Lollipop Chainsaw's Akira Yamaoka-laden licks now available

• Shifting Perspectives: Being mean to tanks, healing the unhealable, and the 132% speed bear

• GameStop gives you a chance to be in Splinter Cell: Blacklist

• Thousands of players banned in Diablo 3

• The comic nerds, sci-fi writers and grizzled vets of Industrial Toys

• E3 2012: SOE teases Vanguard F2P trailer

• SWTOR character transfers now available

• Slant Six hit with layoffs post-Raccoon City

• The Queue: Raiding fatigue

• Around Azeroth: Pearls of the quarter

• Majesco remains profitable in second quarter, Zumba Fitness sales surpass 7 million units

• The Secret World nets 1.3 million beta testers

• The Daily Grind: Are you a fan of repeatable quests?

• Play Wreck-It Ralph tie-in game Fix-It Felix Jr. right now

• Dance Central 2's June DLC makes it hot in herre

• Oddworld: Abe's Oddysee being rebuilt from scratch, HD remake coming next summer [update]

• Skyrim: Dawnguard beta invites being sent out

• Need for Speed: Most Wanted is a secret return to Paradise

• Worms 2 Armageddon gets asychronous play

• Persona 4 Arena includes soundtrack for pre-orders

• Autobots roll out (sometimes) in Transformers: Fall of Cybertron

• Silicon Knights cutting back after losing countersuit to Epic Games

• Captain's Log: It always floods after a drought in STO

• Yoshinori Ono on resurrecting Street Fighter, says 'there's no mercy' at Capcom

• PSA: Metal Gear Online goes offline tomorrow, say goodbye today

• Blizzard's banhammer visiting Diablo 3 cheaters in 'near future'

• E3 2012: CJ Games Global's arsenal of games

• Richard Garriott says his new social game is the 'spiritual successor' of his previous work

• Officers' Quarters: 6 ways to market your guild's website

• The Secret World's third beta weekend begins June 15th

• THQ confirms another UFC game in development before selling license

• Leaderboard: Escort vs. limited drop quests

• Joystiq's favorite games of E3 2012

• THQ lists how things could go wrong

• SD Gundam Capsule Fighter Online adds new missions, units

• The Queue: Release date's a-comin'

• Crafting in The Repopulation unveiled as a viable playstyle

• THQ's new head promises no more job cuts, but 'everything is up for change'

• Massively's E3 2012 awards and impressions

• Crimson Dragon delayed in Japan, no new release date provided

• Marvel Pinball: Avengers Chronicles out next week

• Ghost Recon: Future Solider bides time at No. 1 UK sales spot

• The Daily Grind: Should games bother innovating guild systems?

• Nexon pays $685 million for 14.7 percent of NCsoft

• Guardians of Middle-earth brings MOBA to XBLA and PSN

• Post-Crysis 3, Crytek goes free-to-play

• Switched On: E3, Screen Two

• THQ's new prez stands behind Montreal studio, though 'there may be empty seats'

• Halo mastermind takes his sci-fi shooter chops to mobile gaming with Industrial Toys

• Know Your Lore: Why Garrosh Hellscream shouldn't die

• UFC 3 failed to break even at 2 million units, report claims

• Sunday Morning Funnies: Imba

• Rise and Shiny: Doctor Who: Worlds in Time

• David Jaffe aims to create a free-to-play shooter

• Breakfast Topic: What's the most difficult thing in the game to farm?

• The Daily Grind: What weird things have you learned from an MMO?

• Weekly Webcomic Wrapup is its own game mode

• E3 2012: A chat with Final Fantasy XIV's Naoki Yoshida

• What happens when players take a break from roleplay?

• Hero Moments: What it means to be a tank

• Origin's DeMartini: Steam sales 'cheapen intellectual property'

• The Mog Log: What we saw of FFXIV at E3

• IndieCade at E3: A Mother's Inferno

• Totem Talk: The confused state of level 90 enhancement shaman

• E3 2012: the year of the lackluster blockbuster

• Dante's rebellion fights on in a new, familiar world with DmC

• E3 2012's secret trend: crowd-control strategy

• Phantasy Star Universe will blink out for good in September

• Breakfast Topic: Tell us your healing bloopers

• The Daily Grind: If a game's gotta merge servers, how should it go down?

• Seen@E3: Atlus' custom Persona 4 Arena arcade stick

• Rock Band Weekly: Incubus

• SOE to bring back Station Cash subscription purchases -- for a week

• WRUP: E3 2012 complete

• Zen Studios' first PopCap pinball table coming 'end of summer'

• Mat McCurley says goodbye to WoW Insider

• Hunting down the secret Tokyo Jungle demo at E3

• The Lawbringer: My final thoughts on Blizzard

• More details on Diablo III's real-money auction block

• E3 2012 wrap-up

• Authenticator now required for Diablo's Real-Money Auction House

• DmC's Dante isn't gay, he's just the victim of sensationalist demon news

• No Call of Duty XP event planned for 2012

• How to set up your alts for gold making

• Peter Molyneux divulges DLC details for Curiosity, we apply for a loan

• E3 2012: not quite ready to go mobile

• E3 2012: Age of Wushu dresses to impress

• Monsters Ate My Condo debuts on Android, free on iOS for a limited time

• E3 2012: The world of Defiance

• Addon Spotlight Alternatives: Buffs and debuffs

• WildStar welcomes us to Gallow, teases big reveal

• Dead Space 3: co-op meets Carver

• E3 2012: End of Nations shows its MMO-ish roots

• E3 2012: Matt Firor takes fans inside The Elder Scrolls Online

• SOE removes option to purchase subs with Station Cash

• The OverAchiever: Hunting rares and you -- A guide to waiting around for months

• Might and Delight planning August debut for Pid

• Nexon invests $687M in NCsoft, becomes largest shareholder

• Breakfast Topic: Should we get more for being exalted?

• Super Joystiq Podcast Special: E3 2012 'Day 3'

• E3 2012 had 45,700 attendees, will announce dates and venue for 2013 soon

• PowerA's phone controller is almost as cool as its iPhone Star Wars cases

• IndieCade at E3: The haunting of A Valley Without Wind

• Scribblenauts Unlimited and the birth of the ferret-headed librarian-throwing lamp

• Ask Massively: Squee edition

• Report: Vivendi looking to sell 'part or all' of majority stake in Activision

• The Summoner's Guidebook: Time as a resource in Dominion

• Bleszinski explains why Gears of War: Judgment isn't about E-Day or the Pendulum Wars

• WoW Summer Challenges offer some raid night suggestions

• Wii U lead isn't important, contends Sony's Rohde

• World of Darkness information revealed in open letter to fans

• Duels of the Planeswalkers 2013 adds manual mana tapping

• E3 2012: InnoGames talks pirate MMOs, strategy titles, and games for women

• Epic's Rein on Epic Baltimore and saving 'awesome guys' from 38 Studios' Big Huge Games

• Activision-Blizzard stocks drop amidst selloff rumors

• 38 Studios liquidation valued in tens of millions by RI, gov. will get every penny he can for taxpayers

• Reality Pump's Sacrilegium takes survival horror to modern Romania in 2013

• E3 2012: RIFT shows Storm Legion's Tower of Dawn, confirms digital CE

• Criterion tracks a lot of things with Autolog

• E3 2012: Perfect World's RaiderZ isn't Monster Hunter Online

• WoW TCG: Tomb of the Forgotten sneak peek

• Cronus adapter lets you play Xbox 360 with a PS3 controller and vice versa (video)

• 38 Studios declares bankruptcy, law enforcement investigating [Updated]

• Keys to PvP: How to heal with keybinds, clicking and movement

• Take a virtual stroll through PDP's E3 booth

• The Guild Counsel: Finding the best times to recruit

• Engadget Podcast 297: E3 Hotel Party Edition - 06.07.2012

• Scattered Shots: Beta changes to hunter self-heal

• Welcome to the Hawken E3 party

• The Daily Grind: Which MMO features your favorite community?

• Super Joystiq Podcast Special: E3 2012 'Day 2'

• Seen@E3: Todd Howard's hostile takeover

• More NFL Blitz possible, but fans have to ask for it

• NBA Live not at EA's press conference because 'it deserves its own time'

• Castlevania: Lords of Shadow - Mirror of Fate now featuring Alucard

• Free for All: Making the perfectly flawed character

• Jay Wilson and other Diablo 3 developers answer (almost) everything

• EA has big plans for its UFC game

• Naoki Yoshida talks about Final Fantasy XIV with Famitsu

• Pathfinder Online blog on designing in the game and on the table

• Hatsune Miku not planned for North America, at E3 as 'sneak peek'

• Sniper: Ghost Warrior 2 'dismemberment' feature coming as launch DLC

• China's online gaming industry booming; $6.1 billion expected in 2012

• Visualized: what your screen looks like after 22 straight hours of Fruit Ninja

• LotRO: Riders of Rohan instance cluster coming after expansion launch

• Risky Business: The Injustice: Gods Among Us 'Clash' system

• Dead or Alive 5 brings back tag matches, cuts DOA 4's online lobbies

• PrintWarcraft.com now prints your character on shirts

• The true story of Sleeping Dogs' non-True Crime origins

• Theatrhythm franchise could cross Square Enix properties

• Know Your Lore: As new lore emerges

• E3 2012: Talking with Nick Konkle about The Elder Scrolls Online's design

• ArenaNet president Mike O'Brien heading to Reddit for AMA

• Aliens: Colonial Marines E3 screens are mostly all right ... mostly

• Unfurling Elder Scrolls Online with lead gameplay designer Nick Konkle

• Infographic shows the numbers behind Diablo III's opening day

• E3 2012: Fragging undead on your phone with Parallel Zombies

• Danica Patrick is in Sonic and All-Stars Racing Transformed

• E3 2012: Gamigo shows off Grimlands and Otherlands

• Diablo 3's patch 1.0.3 design preview

• Enter at Your Own Rift: Why update 1.9 could be the best one yet

• One day, Portal 2 in motion DLC will come to PS3, it's such a shame the same will never happen to Xbox

• Ghost Recon: Future Soldier maintains top UK sales spot

• Editorial: Engadget on Microsoft, Sony and Nintendo's E3 Keynotes

• E3 2012: Spacetime Studios demos another smash Legends hit

• Breakfast Topic: What lore do you think was missing in Cataclysm?

• The Daily Grind: Do you leave cloaks and hats toggled on or off?

• Lego Minecraft arrives, sudden drop in productivity expected when the UPS man gets here

• Seen@E3: Adventure, it is time for it

• Skyrim's Dawnguard DLC 'tentatively' scheduled for June 26

• Seen@E3: An actual Elder Scroll, imminent doom

• Gambitious launching itself as a game-focused crowdsourcing center

• Why it's called Lost Planet 3 despite being a prequel

• Duels of the Planeswalkers 2013 launches on June 20

• E3 2012: CCP says it wants 'EVE to be around in 10, 20, 30 years'

• Just Dance: Disney Party features the bare necessities

• Fallen Earth receives a State of the Game update

• Visualized: the Videogame History Museum's touring exhibit

• Madden 13 aims to be the 'first true sports RPG'

• Seen@E3: Halo there, it's a Spartan bathroom

• The Soapbox: Why solo players don't just play a single-player game

• Dissect seven minutes of Dead Space 3 gameplay

• E3 2012: Final Fantasy XIV releases new version 2.0 screens and art

• Dead Island Riptide puts some spring back in zombies' steps

• THQ's new boss outlines the company's path to financial salvation

• Metro 2033 sales reach 1.5 million

• E3 2012: The Elder Scrolls Online previews characters, more in new trailers [Update]

• Dead or Alive 5 enters the retail arena on September 25

• E3 2012: Wizardry Online unleashes a bevy of screenshots

• Wargaming.net to unify all its titles in a 'single MMO battle realm'

• OnLive coming to browsers, smart TVs with more viewing capabilities

• Dragon Soul's Power of the Aspects debuff to 25%

• OnLive's E3 blowout includes new games, easy in-browser access, MultiView and LG's Google TV

• E3 2012: Jet Li will be the face of Age of Wushu

• Gaikai bringing cloud gaming to Samsung this summer

• Persona 4 Arena starts a North American fight August 7, includes Japanese voice track

• The Repopulation's May report highlights new crafting and combat goodies

• Super Joystiq Podcast Special: E3 2012 'Day 0'

• The Daily Grind: How do you feel about Kickstarter MMOs?

• SimCity Social finds a home on Facebook, destiny winks in approving fashion

• Get gritty with this Medal of Honor: Warfighter gameplay

• Splinter Cell: Blacklist trailer details the death of Third Echelon

• Astro Gaming's A50 wireless headset: the A40 and Mixamp 5.8 become one for $300

• Buckle up for Need for Speed: Most Wanted gameplay

• Harry Potter Wonderbook trailer brings childlike joy to your E3 week

• Gears of War: Judgment gameplay trailer smirks in the face of danger

• Diablo III to benefit from big brother World of Warcraft's features

• Assassin's Creed 3: Liberation trailer shows off Aveline's arsenal

• Here's that Beyond - Two Souls trailer you were waiting for [Update: Now with gallery!]

• Ubisoft shows off four-player co-op in Far Cry 3

• THQ confirms closure of San Diego studio

• The electronic cube-head waiter in Watch Dogs gave us this link

• TERA offers a sneak peek at future updates

• Wolves, bears, the British, oh my: The E3 Assassin's Creed 3 trailer

• 'Watch Dogs' announced, looks futuristic [update: gameplay demo added!]

• Ubisoft lists Trials Evolution, BG&E HD, I Am Alive, more as free-to-play titles

• Many WoW-like improvements discussed for Diablo 3

• Marvel Avengers: Battle for Earth to bring the pain this fall

• Ubisoft announces Just Dance 4

• DC Universe Online releases game update 14, Last Laugh trailer

• THQ relinquishes UFC rights to EA for 'undisclosed cash payment'

• Dress like Braggosh, your favorite orc warrior

• Need for Speed: Most Wanted pulls into retail on October 30 [Update: PC, iOS and Android ports, Limited Edition confirmed]

• Madden NFL Social takes the field this fall

• Battlefield 3 Premium live 'this very second' on PS3, next week on PC and Xbox

• Madden NFL 13 fueled by new 'Infinity Engine' [Update: Now with more Ray Lewis!]

• Build your lore library with the Lorewalkers

• Devil May Cry, Lost Planet 3 media come into view

• Counter-Strike: Global Offensive is go for August 21

• Disney taps indie studio for Temple Run Brave

• How do you prepare raiders for a new expansion?

• 'Ascend: New Gods' coming from Toy Soldiers dev Signal Studios [update: trailer]

• Officers' Quarters: Better guild building

• Wings Over Atreia: Twelve activities for Daevas under max level

• Splinter Cell: Blacklist coming to Xbox 360, PC, PS3 in spring 2013 [Update]

• Kevin Smith is making video games now

• Summer of Arcade: Deadlight, Wreckateer, Tony Hawk HD, Dust: An Elysian Tale and Hybrid

• E3 may move out of LA for 2013

• Captain's Log Supplemental: An exclusive interview with STO's Daniel Stahl

• Drama Mamas: How to deal with profanity in Battlegrounds

• Peter Molyneux introduces Curiosity, his first 22 Cans experiment, for iOS

• Captain's Log: An exclusive look at STO's Season Six starbases

• We're live from E3 2012 in Los Angeles!

• Final Fantasy XIV producer's letter addresses player poll

• Tony Hawk's Pro Skater HD briefly listed with July 11 launch date

• Blood Pact: Embrace your inner demonic lord at level 90

• The Daily Grind: What do you hope to learn from E3?

• Aventurine to temporarily suspend purchase price for Darkfall

• EA Canada creating a new action franchise, job listing suggests

• Super Joystiq Podcast Special: 'E3 2012 Pre-show' - Microsoft, Sony, and Wii U announcements

• Stiq Figures, May 21 - 27: Cheat code edition

• End of Nations E3 trailer gets play-by-play treatment

• Raid Rx: 6 signs healing is not for you

• Big Huge Games members picked up for Epic Baltimore

• Dishonored pre-order bonuses continue dishonorable tradition of splitting up content

• Rise and Shiny: The Pride of Taern

• The Engadget Show takes on E3 2012

• Rolling Deep: Joystiq's E3 2012 Gear

• E3 predictions: what to expect when you're Electronics Entertainment Expoing

• The Daily Grind: What game have you judged without playing it?

• Ubisoft registers 'Just Dance Floor' domains

• 3 red flags that your roleplay is getting out of hand

• The Tattered Notebook: Why SOEmote is good for gaming

• Joystiq Predicts: Microsoft's E3 2012 conference

• The Mog Log: What crafters can do in Final Fantasy XIV

• Inversion multiplayer trailer defies gravity

• Street Fighter X Tekken's patch-patch hitting June 14

• Breakfast Topic: Do you transmog to fool enemies?

• The Daily Grind: Do you like bonus experience systems?

• Awesomenauts soundtrack now available, win it on vinyl

• WRUP: E3 2012 is upon us

• Penny Arcade's On the Rain-Slick Precipice of Darkness 3 lands July 10

• WRUP: Oops, Fox got lost edition

• MMObility: MUDing on the go and a new Android castle-builder

• The Essential E3

• Storyboard: On roleplaying projects

• New Injustice: Gods Among Us screens show eyeball lasers, tombstones, grapplin' hooks

• Runes of Magic: Chapter V to bring new lands and high-level instance

• 'Scribblenauts Unlimited' URL registered

• Order & Chaos celebrates its first anniversary

• Guild Wars 2 dev shows off company pride with dragon tattoo

• Joystiq Presents: RiffTrax versus Final Fantasy, Metal Gear, Mega Man and Sonic

• Jet Set Radio HD has '99.9 percent' of the original soundtrack

• Human Element is Robotoki's first game, slated for 2015

• Transformers Universe to leave Earth (someday)

• Drac is back in Castlevania: Lords of Shadow 2 media

• Hitman HD Collection gives away its position on Italian retail site

• End of Nations E3 trailer shows off more gameplay

• Carmageddon will be free (for a day) on iOS

• LEGO The Lord of the Rings builds a blocky Middle Earth this fall

• Battlefield 3: Armored Kill expansion rolls out this September

• Criterion's next game is Need for Speed: Most Wanted

• Webzen gearing up for C9 PvP tourney, Witchblade reveal at E3

• Rock Band Weekly: Florence and the Machine, Cracker, Midnight Oil

• The Queue: Mogu high five

• Former 38 Studios employees defend Schilling, talk political misinformation [Updated]

• The first Guardians of Middle-earth trailer puts LOTR's celebs in a fight to the death

• ZeniMax devs 'unapologetic' about making Elder Scrolls MMO

• Defiance to launch April 2013, shows off E3 trailer

• Hitman: Absolution's choose-your-own assassination

• Bulletstorm studio involved in new Gears of War game

• Phat Loot Phriday: Very Manly Leggings

• The Daily Grind: Do you subscribe to offline gaming publications?

• Hell Yeah! Watch some monsters get smushed

• Ensemble voice cast returns for Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance

• Tomb Raider explores retail on March 5, 2013

• Dishonored trailer offers first look at gameplay

• Early access Metal Gear Rising demo included with Zone of the Enders HD

• Battlefield 3 'FAMAS bug' stops stats dead in their tracks

• Star Wars 1313 officially announced, about Level 1313 on Coruscant

• War of the Roses trailer and screens get nasty

• Two Tribes invites seven-year-old to design Edge level, warms hearts

Google (76)

• Cracking the Nexus Q, Google's 25-watt amplified obsession

• Google+ patent app details myFaves-like carrier contacts integration with social network circles

• Inside Google's amazing Accessory Development Kit demo hardware (video)

• Google helps train developers, hook up universities in new education programs

• Google TV will get subscription billing, support for movie and TV purchases in Google Play

• Sergey Brin hopes to bring Google Glass to market in 2014

• Google sends Chromebooks to some Best Buy and Dixons stores, starting today

• Google announces offline editing for Docs, available later today

• Google Drive: 10 million users served

• Chrome tops 310 million users, almost 100% growth over last year

• Live from Google I/O 2012's day two keynote!

• Google Drive SDK version 2 supports Android and iOS apps, common file tasks

• Google I/O 2012's second keynote is tomorrow, get your liveblog right here!

• Editorial: Engadget on Jelly Bean, Nexus Q, Nexus 7 and Project Glass

• Google includes Jelly Bean easter egg in Android 4.1: yes, it's cute (video)

• Google's Andy Rubin: Nexus 7 may head to retail, but we're not changing tablet app policies

• Visualized: photos of the glass block you get when you pre-order Project Glass

• More Google Glass details: experimenting with connectivity options, control possible via voice

• See Google's Nexus Q dissected piece-by-piece courtesy of Wired

• Photos of Google's Vic Gundotra wearing the latest, blue-hued Glass prototype

• Google Chrome for Android comes out of beta, hits Play today

• Google unveils $1,500 Project Glass Explorer Edition, takes pre-orders for 2013 only at Google I/O

• Google's Project Glass gets some more details

• Google+ has 250 million users, more mobile than desktop

• Google Nexus Q is 'Designed and Manufactured in the U.S.A.'

• Google brings incremental app updates, added encryption measures to Android

• Google details Jelly Bean NFC features: Android Beam upgrade, tap-to-pair speakers

• Live from Google I/O 2012's opening keynote!

• $399 Triad speakers for Nexus Q surface in Google Play store

• Google to hand over $25 Play credit with each Nexus 7 tablet purchase

• Google offers free online course to turn you into a 'power searcher'

• Google tablet will indeed be co-branded with ASUS and will target Amazon, says insider

• Google adds same-site recommendations to +1 buttons, but only for platform preview testers

• Google I/O 2012 kicks off tomorrow, get your liveblog right here!

• Google simulates the human brain with 1000 machines, 16000 cores and a love of cats

• Google: Chromebooks now serve web-happy students in over 500 European, US school districts

• Google announces iOS Notification Center support for Gmail

• Boingo, Google Offers bring free WiFi to select Manhattan subway stations, let you tweet the heat

• Nest partners with Texas utility, offers intelligent thermostat to energy-conscious households

• Rumor Roundup, Episode 10: Google, start your photocopiers

• Google drops cost of Maps API to keep developers, gives Foursquare puppy eyes (update: potentially cheaper)

• Google closes down Mac-specific company blog

• Google Maps live traffic updates served up to seven new regions, 19 more get 'expanded coverge'

• Google files for a patent on peer-to-peer location finding, says cell tower triangulation is for chumps

• Google launches Endangered Languages website to save 3,000 at-risk tongues

• Google+ adds profile updates, learns from the competition

• Google to pay $0 in damages to Oracle, wait for appeal

• Google's Project Glass trackpad gets swaddled in patent protection

• New Google+ API gives Flipboard a cuddle, Currents looks away angrily

• Google completes buyout of Magnolia Broadband patents, puts a little extra protection under its belt

• Google reveals government censorship requests are on the rise

• Google Play Books makes an efficient arrival in Germany (update: and Spain)

• Google+ adds YouTube party app, lets you inflict cat videos on everyone

• Google TV team focuses on third party content, second screen apps as I/O approaches

• Google shows off high-res Chrome browser for Retina MacBooks, hitting Canary channel first

• ICANN shows the full generic TLD application list, Google's bidding splurge

• Google brokers a deal with French publishers to immortalize out-of-print books

• Google's Andy Rubin: Android activations up to 900,000 a day, I'm staying put thank you

• Swiss court eases up on Street View privacy concerns, Google says it's pleased with the ruling

• Google rolls out Trusted Stores verification program for online retailers

• Google gives a sneak peek at Chrome for Windows 8's Metro UI, plans a test release soon

• iPad, iPhone account for 2% of Google's revenue in 2012

• Offline Google Maps to work on 'all devices with Android 2.2 or higher,' 3D compatibility less clear

• Google TV update touts Google Play and YouTube movie rentals, distinct lack of popcorn

• Google's Brian McClendon: 'committed' to bringing all of Maps' features to iOS, other platforms

• Google shows off new backpack-worn Street View capture tool, may eventually rent them out

• Google Street View cars have driven 5 million unique miles, collected 20 petabytes of images

• Google's 'next dimension of Maps' liveblog

• Google patents location-based mobile alerts that know where you're going to

• Google acquires Quickoffice

• Google acquires Quickoffice, expands cloud-based app suite for enterprise

• Google Fiber GFHD100 'IP set-top box' breezes through the FCC, doesn't say where it's headed

• Google set to gobble up Meebo, plans to expand the social platform to new heights

• Google grows IP arsenal with mobile patents from Magnolia Broadband

• Google Shopping to change formats, charge merchants

• Google image search results crammed into picture dictionary

Health (2)

• Bug-zapping lightsaber built in minutes, ready to fry pests

• Keep your bands straight with Adafruit's Ohm Sweet Ohm cross-stitch kit (video)

Laptops (68)

• Ultrabook sales up in first half of 2012, Windows 8 waits patiently

• Modbook introduces the Modbook Pro

• Modbook teases a 'Pro' announcement on Facebook

• Acer launches 11.6-inch Sandy Bridge TravelMate B113

• Dell outs XPS 14 with optional mobile broadband, XPS 15 with Kepler graphics

• Servicing MacBook Pro with Retina display requires special classes and test

• ASUS N56VM laptop gets Ivy Bridge processor, Kepler GPU for Japan launch

• Eurocom Monster 11.6-inch notebook: Ivy Bridge, Kepler, 16 GB RAM, multiple personalities

• Ask Massively: You guys have strong opinions on gaming laptops edition

• MacBook Pro with Retina display running three external monitors

• Fujitsu outs a trio of similar looking Lifebooks that carry Ivy Bridge over troubled waters

• Acer Aspire Timeline Ultra M5 Ultrabooks with Kepler graphics coming to the US for $680-plus

• ASUS Zenbook Prime UX31A alights its Ivy Bridge at Amazon: $1,149 for Core i5 edition

• For new MacBook Pro owners, a software update awaits

• Toughbook goes Ivy Bridge with 10-inch magnesium CF-19

• Dell gives a peek at a revamped XPS 15 in Romania

• Samsung refreshes Series 5 laptops with AMD Trinity processors

• HP Pavilion dv6 gets treated to AMD's Trinity processor, shakes hands with Ivy Bridge twin

• ABC News on new MacBook Pro: "The one to own"

• CIO Journal walks back claim of Retina MacBook Pro's demand on bandwidth

• Customers report new Retina MacBook Pros are shipping

• Attention world: the MacBook Pro with Retina display does have optical audio out

• Gammatech's brawny 12-inch convertible Durabook adds Ivy Bridge brains

• Acer Aspire S5 Ultrabook arriving this month for $1,400, S3 gets updated with Ivy Bridge and new color

• MacBook Pro with Retina display shipping slips to 2-3 weeks

• The 2012 MacBook Pros vs. the 2011 models: what's changed?

• Apple next-generation MacBook Pro (with Retina display) eyes-on at WWDC 2012

• New MacBook Pros announced with Ivy Bridge processors, up to 2.7GHz quad-core i7s.

• New MacBook Air announced with Ivy Bridge CPUs, USB 3.0

• Apple announces next-generation MacBook Pro: Retina display, 0.71-inches thin, shipping today for $2,199

• Apple announces refreshed MacBook Air: Ivy Bridge processor, USB 3.0, shipping today

• MacBook Pro blurrycam pics hint at Kepler GPU

• Lenovo Mobile Access bringing contract free broadband to ThinkPads in US and Europe

• The Ultrabooks of Computex 2012

• Lenovo IdeaPad Y580 goes on sale melding quad-core Ivy Bridge and GeForce GTX 660M

• Acer Aspire V5 notebooks get Ivy Bridge treatment, shipping by end of June for $630 and up

• ASUS first out the gate with 802.11ac laptop according to Broadcom

• RunCore rolls out Pro VI SSD for Ultrabooks in need of a jolt

• AVADirect and Eurocom laptops hop on the GeForce GTX 680M bandwagon

• NEC reveals LaVie Z Ultrabook will ship with third-gen Intel chips, 1600 x 900 screen resolution

• Samsung refreshes Series 9, 5 and 3 laptops, unveils two new Series 5 systems

• AMD details next generation of E-series chips for sub-$600 laptops

• Fujitsu brings its Lifebook Ultrabooks to the US, NH532 and Esprimos tag along for the ride

• Dell unveils Inspiron 14z Ultrabook, multimedia-friendly Inspiron 15R and 17R

• Alienware M17x and M18x land new NVIDIA GTX680M graphics option

• Toshiba updates Portege Z835 Ultrabook with Ivy Bridge, renames it the Z935

• Toshiba intros 14-inch Satellite U845 Ultrabook, prices start at $699

• Toshiba refreshes its Portege and Tecra lines, prices start at $1,179

• Possibly fake MacBook Pro spec sheet: USB 3.0, Ivy Bridge and no Retina Display

• Toshiba outs Satellite U845W Ultrabook with 14.4-inch, 21:9 display (updated: $999 and up in the US)

• Intel invests in display manufacturers, predicts 'majority' of Ultrabooks will have touch in 2013 (update)

• Visualized: Intel drops the curtain on 50 Ultrabooks at Computex keynote

• HP updates Envy 15, 17 and 17 3D to Ivy Bridge, game and media fans rejoice

• NVIDIA details top-tier GeForce GTX 680M Kepler GPU for Ultrabooks, other laptops

• Fujitsu outs Lifebook U772/E Ultrabook with Ivy Bridge in Japan, aimed at the business crowd

• N-trig DuoSense Pen and multitouch tech to power ASUS TAICHI input

• Origin PC gives EON15-S, EON17-S a Kepler-based GeForce GTX 680M, games get a shot in the arm

• OLPC to bring Little Pim language teaching videos to XO laptop, underprivileged children

• Lenovo U310 and U410 Ultrabooks now available worldwide starting at $749

• Sony's multimedia-centric VAIO F gets folded into new 15-inch VAIO S 15

• Sony's VAIO T13 Ultrabook coming to the US this month with Ivy Bridge in tow, prices start at $800

• Sony refreshes VAIO Z series with Ivy Bridge, price now starts at $1,600 without the docking station

• Sony updates VAIO E Series, intros E 14P bundle with LL Cool J branding and music editing software

• Sony unveils VAIO S13 and S13p laptops with Ivy Bridge, prices start at $900

• ASUS announces line of Transformer Books, laptops with detachable touchscreens

• Intel claims chassis design breakthrough could mean cheaper Ultrabooks, eventually

• Maingear's 11.6-inch Pulse 11 gaming laptop starts shipping

• LG launches 13.3-inch X Note Z350 / 14-inch Z450 laptop with third-gen Intel Core power, WiDi and an SSD

Lifestyle (9)

• Rice University researchers create spray-on battery, powered bathroom tiles

• True Love Between Gamers: I do take this rotting corpse as my husband

• Motorola Xoom 2 says buongiorno to Alitalia's cockpits and cabins (video)

• Google Maps to soon include waterway travel in England and Wales

• Shifting Perspectives: Lifebloom is like broccoli, and other lies my mother told me

• Nomiku's immersion circulator makes low temperature cooking available to the masses, we go hands-on

• Wargaming.net installing gaming center on USS Iowa

• Nantsune meat slicer scans in 3D to get the perfect cut, bring home the bacon in record time (video)

• Google World Wonders Project takes you to Earth's treasures in glorious Street View vision (video)

Meta (9)

• Facebook rolls out comment editing, embraces your change of heart

• Facebook backing away from Facebook Credits and adding subscription billing

• Facebook warms to subscription billing for devs, backs away from Credits as main currency

• Face.com acquired by Facebook for an estimated $80 million+, facial tagging clearly at the forefront

• Facebook Camera app gets renamed Camera•, punctuation shortcuts get relearned

• 'Facebook tax' could make web companies pay for usage outside the US

• Facebook App Center for mobile leaks out on iOS, uses peer pressure to clinch the sale

• Facebook smooths the way for carrier billing on in-app purchases

• Facebook to put privacy changes to vote thanks to policy group, its own rules

Microsoft (70)

• Microsoft catches a break: ITC remands Motorola case, Xbox 360 dodges at least a 2012 ban

• Microsoft lists 180 countries in Windows Phone 8 Marketplace, says apps can filter by screen size

• Reuters: RIM could open up BlackBerry network to others, join up with Ballmer

• Bing Venue Maps gets global-sized update, makes Euros' shopping trips easier

• Microsoft reportedly plans Windows 8 upgrades all the way from XP, wants us to just let go of the past

• Court upholds EU antitrust decision against Microsoft, reduces fine slightly to $1.07 billion

• Microsoft dishes details on Windows 8 Photos app

• Microsoft patents recording device to curb shortened attention spans

• Microsoft buying Yammer to beef up enterprise social networking efforts

• Microsoft releases SmartGlass SDK for developers

• Microsoft releases SmartGlass SDK to developers

• Acer is skeptical of Surface tablets, thinks Microsoft isn't playing nice

• Microsoft: Surface was developed in an 'underground bunker' at first, we can play the secrecy game too

• Relive the Windows Phone 8 'sneak peek': Developer Summit video now streaming

• Microsoft brings true, background multitasking to Windows Phone 8

• Microsoft details deep Skype integration in Windows 8

• Microsoft demos support for NFC-enabled ads, business cards in Windows Phone 8

• Microsoft confirms no upgrade path to Windows Phone 8, unveils 7.8 for legacy devices

• Microsoft brings NFC payments and loyalty cards to Windows Phone 8

• Microsoft unveils Internet Explorer 10 for Windows Phone, very similar to the desktop

• Windows Phone 8 and Windows 8 share lots of code, NT kernel

• Microsoft introduces Windows Phone 8 for fall release, incompatible with current devices

• Live from Microsoft's 'sneak peek' at Windows Phone!

• Microsoft offers a sneak peek at Windows Phone, we'll be liveblogging at 12pm ET!

• Editorial: Engadget on Microsoft's new Surface tablet line

• Microsoft announces Surface for Windows 8 Pro: Intel inside, optional pen input

• Microsoft one ups other tablet 'smart' covers with Surface's Touch Cover and Type Cover

• Live from Microsoft's mystery press conference in Los Angeles!

• Barnes & Noble reportedly 'not involved' in tonight's big Microsoft event (Update: confirmed)

• Microsoft's rumored tablet may be a Barnes & Noble collaboration with Xbox Live video streaming

• Microsoft's mystery announcement happens Monday at 6:30pm EST, get your liveblog here!

• Microsoft brings Kinectimals to Android, is both warm and fuzzy

• Microsoft explains Windows 8's Mail app, promises more changes to come

• Microsoft planning to launch its own tablet... again

• Microsoft patent app wants SMSs in your spreadsheet, so you can Excel while you excel

• Microsoft applies to patent gesture-based MIDI interface, turn us all into Jean Michel Jarre

• Microsoft applies to patent gaze-tracking camera, wants to stare into your eyes

• Will Microsoft show its own Windows 8 tablet on Monday?

• Microsoft and Nokia bring enhanced traffic data to Windows Phone, announce international plans

• Microsoft plans 'major announcement' for Monday, June 18th

• Microsoft skipping Tokyo Game Show and Gamescom to focus on 'smaller, more localized promotions'

• Microsoft applies to patent MagSafe-like magnetic power and data coupling

• Microsoft details the People app, its cloud-connected address book for Windows 8

• Skype rolls visual ads during some Windows calls, wonders what the hang up is

• Microsoft updates iPhone app to control Xbox 360

• Congressmen tell ITC to lay off Microsoft in Xbox patent litigation

• Microsoft patent application could match online moods with emotionally-targeted ads

• Microsoft Office 15 leaks suggest Office 2013 name, show off Metro logo and Web Apps UI

• Microsoft revives free Windows desktop development tools, didn't mean to make you cry

• Metro-style Hotmail turns up in leaked screenshots

• Microsoft delves into Windows 8's media core, promises HD chat and 3D video for all

• Bing one-ups knowledge graph, hires Encyclopaedia Britannica to supply results

• Microsoft Office becomes first non-Metro application within Windows Store

• A conversation with Microsoft's Marc Whitten on SmartGlass and the quest for a better living room

• Microsoft patent application could see a touchscreen tabletop that caters to the eye of the beholder

• Explicit consent becomes mandatory with latest 'do not track' proposal, backs Microsoft into the corner

• HTC reportedly excluded from next-gen Windows tablets, Microsoft doubts company's 'experience'

• Microsoft has sold over 600 million Windows 7 licenses

• Microsoft debuts on{X} for Android, promises to 'automate your life'

• Microsoft to offer Windows Phone Apollo 'sneak peek' on June 20th, we'll be there

• Internet Explorer coming to Xbox 360 this year

• Microsoft unveils SmartGlass, launching this fall

• Max and the Magic Marker dev acquired by Microsoft

• Microsoft registers series of Smart Glass domains

• Microsoft buys every 'Smart Glass' domain it can think of, E3 goers nod approvingly

• Microsoft updates SkyDrive for iPad with Retina Display support, file-sharing features

• Microsoft to announce AirPlay-esque 'Smart Glass' app at E3 for iOS, Android, and Windows Phone

• Bing now more social in the US, hopes you 'like' it and tweet about it

• Microsoft details Windows Store changes, adds desktop apps, better navigation

• Microsoft sets 'do not track' as default on IE10, ruffles feathers

Mobile (75)

• Mobile Miscellany: week of June 25th, 2012

• FEMA and National Weather Service launch Wireless Emergency Alert System

• Listen to the Engadget Mobile Podcast, live at 5pm ET!

• Verizon says Share Everything, and now you finally can

• Orange France begins nationwide NFC SIM rollout in the name of 'Liberté, Egalité, Fraternité'

• Sanwa stereoscopic YouTube viewer turns your iPhone into a big-screen 3D TV

• T-Mobile USA's former CEO Phillipp Humm to become chief executive at Vodafone on October 1st

• T-Mobile brings out new mobile data plans mainly for the suits and ties, makes overage optional

• BT kicks off 330Mbps 'FTTP on Demand' trials, reveals pilot locations

• Google: Android 4.1 Jelly Bean coming to Samsung Galaxy Nexus, Nexus S and Motorola Xoom mid-July

• T-Mobile US CEO Philipp Humm resigns, Jim Alling takes over as interim CEO

• Pew survey finds that 17 percent of US cellphone users go online mostly on their phones

• BT unites Openzone and Fon as a single WiFi hotspot service in the UK

• The whys and wherefores of a shrunken Dock connector (Updated)

• WiFi alliance begins hardware testing on Passpoint cell-to-hotspot roaming program

• New wireless transmission tech hits 2.56Tbps, leaves WiFi feeling inadequate

• T-Mobile to offer prepaid and monthly4G service at participating Dollar General stores

• T-Mobile, Verizon ink spectrum deal, eagerly await regulatory approval

• Nokia Air promo surfaces, teases what could have been

• Virgin Media revamps mobile tariffs with Premiere plan, tells Three UK and T-Mobile to keep up

• Engadget Mobile Podcast 143 - 06.22.2012

• 24 wireless operators agree on data roaming alert mechanisms, do nothing about actual roaming rates

• UK pins the slow move to LTE on carriers, Australia targets auctions for April 2013

• Listen to the Engadget Mobile Podcast fireside chat, live at 2:15AM!

• Verizon 4G LTE service arrives in 46 new cities, expands coverage in 22 others

• Hitachi, NEC lead 70-strong coalition pitching iPad, iPhone for the business crowd

• Prepaid MiFi coming to Walmart, starting at $10 for 100MB with no expiry

• AT&T strikes a deal with Sirius XM to make 2.3GHz LTE a reality, pitches it to the FCC

• AT&T creates virtual work partition for smartphone users

• Twelve South launches redesigned BookBook for iPad and BookBook for iPhone cases

• Gogo spreads its in-flight WiFi wings further with SES satellite deal

• US 3G and 4G networks face off once more, Verizon just squeaks out win over AT&T

• Former iAd executive Mike Owen moves to AdColony

• Sprint's early 4G LTE network tested in controlled conditions, hangs with the big boys

• Vodafone gets green light to buy Cable & Wireless, goes on a high-fiber diet

• Celestica phases out BlackBerry-related production for RIM

• Engadget Mobile Podcast 142 - 06.17.2012

• Mobile Miscellany: week of June 11th, 2012

• LTE arrives in Colombia, stays for the coffee

• Phone Halo shows off the Cobra Tag and more at WWDC 2012

• Mobilicity to upgrade network to HSPA+ 21Mbps later this year

• Karma rewards WiMAX subscribers for sharing their 4G

• T-Mobile to conduct LTE-Advanced trials this summer in preparation for 2013 deployment

• Vodafone creates a signal-boosting, solar-charging umbrella to juice your cellphone whatever the weather

• Engadget Mobile Podcast 141 - 06.12.2012

• Three UK offers flat-rate plan for unlimited European data roaming

• Verizon's Share Everything data plans go live June 28th, let you add family (or a tablet) for a little extra

• Sprint stops being Clearwire's majority owner

• ASUS PadFone, tablet Station get imported stateside courtesy of Negri Electronics, yours for $860

• Sprint to charge $15 for number change starting June 10, still free via Sprint.com

• US and Mexico strike public safety spectrum deal along national borders

• T-Mobile "coincidence" covers WWDC attendees with iPhone-compatible HSPA+

• Tiered system reportedly on its way to Sprint's Total Equipment Protection plans

• ZoomTether shares your phone's connection, tethering plan optional

• T-Mobile 1,900MHz 3G lights up Moscone West in time for WWDC, carrier swears it's a happy accident

• Sierra Wireless outs thinnest-ever 4G LTE module, teases skinny AT&T-ready laptops and tablets

• Virgin Media activates more tube WiFi hotspots, minds the gaps in its coverage

• Vodafone and O2 to team up for UK 4G network

• Consumer Cellular axes activation fees, retirees rejoice

• Sprint pulls iDEN handsets from retail, continues to sunset legacy Nextel network

• Qualcomm building babel-fish chip to support multiple LTE bands

• AT&T chief sees data-only phone plans as inevitable

• Confirmed: Airtime video chatting works in the air... on Gogo in-flight internet!

• Congo femtocell pilot could spawn DIY mobile networks for isolated communities

• Marvell unveils all-in-one 802.11ac WiFi chip for mobile devices: throws in Bluetooth and NFC

• Mobile Miscellany: week of May 28th, 2012

• Engadget Mobile Podcast 140 - 06.02.2012

• BlackBerry Music Gateway goes on sale, brings a little NFC into your life

• Verizon to buy Hughes Telematics for $612 million in cash

• AT&T CEO predicts data-only plans within two years

• New smaller SIM format becomes standardized

• Viewdini hits Play to help find video, if you're on Verizon

• New smaller SIM format gets standardized, shrinks 40 percent (update: Nokia gives bitter OK)

• Virgin Media names the first 80 tube stations to get WiFi hotspots

• Upscale London borough says no no no to BT's broadband revolution, ugly green boxes

News (200)

• Ask Engadget: Are KIRFs worth it?

• What do you want in a city?

• Steadicam Smoothee: Enter to win

• WRUP: Fox and Michele Morrow present: The Fourth Hour

• WoW Moviewatch: Perception

• Daily Update for June 29, 2012

• Reminder: It came from the Blog's Flamefest is tonight

• IRL: Bose SoundLink, DropCopy and Worldmate Gold

• Storyboard: The social contract

• The Queue: Alex Chilton

• Delta expanding Gogo in-flight WiFi to select international flights beginning in 2013

• Distro Issue 47: Made in the USA edition

• Minitel to be shut down tomorrow: France bids adieu to the internet's precursor

• Watch DOA 5's Rig beat up Bass (on a rig)

• Onkyo to deliver 11.4 DTS Neo:X surround sound on latest receivers

• Coca-Cola's A011 vending machine keeps drinks cool without using (much) power

• Canon 7D 2.0.X firmware update scheduled for August, brings plenty of free fixins

• The challenge of balancing content

• WoW Moviewatch: Part of Your Guild

• Daily Update for June 28, 2012

• RIM announces Q1 earnings: $518 million net loss, 5,000 job cuts, BB10 not due until Q1 2013

• JVC unveils ADIXXION camcorder -- the second X is for 'xxtreme'

• Scattered Shots: Aspect macros and crows endangered

• Toys R Us revamps loyalty rewards program

• WoW Moviewatch: How 2 BE Raps

• Vizio XVT CinemaWide TV goes on sale, 21:9 movie purists celebrate the end of black bars

• Daily Update for June 27, 2012

• The Queue: 12 is the new 11

• A Mild-Mannered Reporter: Upcoming Blaster changes

• Daily Update for June 26, 2012

• WoW Moviewatch: /afk

• Engadget HD Podcast 305 - 06.26.2012

• It came from the Blog: Join us for Flamefest 2012

• Fujifilm outlines X-Pro1 lens roadmap, brings zoom at last this fall

• E-book price fixing court date set for 2013

• WoW Moviewatch: 5 Stages of WoW Playing

• Drama Mamas: The case of the raid leader and a guildie's wife

• Daily Update for June 25, 2012

• Breakfast Topic: Will you miss your class as it is now?

• Refresh Roundup: week of June 18th, 2012

• Talkcast tonight, 10pm ET / 7pm PT: Under the Surface

• Switched On: Surface tension

• The Queue: A goose

• Sunday Morning Funnies: Sparksmanship

• The Queue: Change your fate

• Santa Seaman's implications cannot be fully ascertained

• Breakfast Topic: Doomsday predictions

• Rabbids Land E3 trailer plays with a Wii U in an amusement park

• WRUP: Swimsuit edition

• WRUP: Reading What are You Playing? What a chore!

• Daily Update for June 22, 2012

• WoW Moviewatch: Imma Tree

• HTC confirms it's closing offices in Brazil, halting direct sales as well (update: Durham, too)

• Which race has the creepiest-looking children?

• Some Assembly Required: Desert homes of Vanguard's Qalia

• The Queue: Once upon a dream

• Distro Issue 46 arrives with the Retina-wielding MacBook Pro, Microsoft events and Minority Report

• Penguin slinks back into e-book lending for New York City libraries, with a possible catch

• Sony and Panasonic to announce OLED HDTV partnership next week?

• Mists of Pandaria: First raid testing schedule announced

• WoW Moviewatch: Circus

• Canon updates 5D Mark III firmware, concedes it won't get continuous autofocus for video

• Daily Update for June 21, 2012

• Kickstarter pledges more transparency, publishes project stats page with daily updates

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

• The Queue: At the base

• Fitter, Happier: an eight-week exercise in using technology to help lose weight

• BBQ Guru releases the CyberQ remote temperature control, lets you fry those steaks from a distance

• Belkin's WeMo home automation gear up for pre-order, iOS current control for under $100

• WoW Moviewatch: The Quiet Hope

• Daily Update for June 20, 2012

• Mischo Erban breaks skateboard speed record, captures the run with camera-equipped Recon

• The Queue: Let's do the Mario

• The Daily Grind: When have you gotten revenge?

• Dolby Atmos crosses the Atlantic in time for Barcelona's CineEurope 2012

• Ikea's Uppleva TV hits European shelves with tiny, 8GB DVR add-on

• Engadget HD Podcast 304 - 06.19.2012

• WoW Moviewatch: Starstrukk

• Barnes & Noble's Q4 and FY 2012: revenue up, losses up, hopes Microsoft hurries up

• The Queue: Tower climber

• Breakfast Topic: I met the critter guy

• Ben Heck gives dads the light-up toilet they deserve

• WoW Moviewatch: Dremlock 5

• Anarchy will Reign in early 2013

• Mists of Pandaria Beta: A look at the level 90 priest talents

• Daily Update for June 18, 2012

• Drama Mamas: When a friend keeps you from leaving WoW

• Rumor Roundup, Episode 9: 'Coming soon'

• The Queue: Simple and Clean

• MV Guide: June 18 - 24, 2012

• Onkyo mid-range networking home theatres flaunt 4K image, multi-source PIP

• The Daily Grind: Do you need to be the hero?

• Refresh Roundup: week of June 11th, 2012

• Switched On: Going thermonuclear

• Talkcast tonight, 7pm PT/10pm ET: Wrap up edition!

• The Queue: Cameo Lover

• Japan builds a better robot bender, still doesn't run on beer

• The Queue: Vegas, baby! Vegas!

• WRUP: Straight up grillin', yo

• WRUP: This workplace has gone 7 days without a retirement

• Storyboard: When I was the problem

• WoW Moviewatch: I am the Warlock!

• Engadget Podcast 298 - 06.15.2012

• Daily Update for June 15, 2012

• South Korea to make virtual item trade, bots illegal

• 8th annual LGBT Proudmoore Pride celebration to be held this weekend

• Dear Aunt TUAW: Help me watch and work at the same time

• Indie publishing styles: The 'Hey, kid, take a ride on my bus' tactic

• WoW Moviewatch: Orc vs. Wild: Interactive Adventure

• Solair Altius unmanned aerial vehicle, eyes-on (video)

• Daily Update for June 14, 2012

• Scattered Shots: Faster, stronger, and with fewer crows

• Nikon D600 pictures leak, offers full-frame snapping at a crop-frame price

• InterDigital's Bill Merritt on patent trolls, standards development and disputes with the big boys

• Subpoenas issued over 38 Studios deal, Citizens Bank sues Schilling [Updated]

• Canon EOS-1D X to arrive next week, just in time for dessert

• White House aims to make internet '90 percent cheaper' to build, teams up with Mozilla for $500k competition

• Nikon debuts new 18-300mm VR lens, brings highest zoom range yet to its DSLRs

• WoW Moviewatch: Bad Romance by Quixotica

• Daily Update for June 13, 2012

• The Queue: We've got nothing better to do

• WoW Moviewatch: Vote Sylvanas 2014

• Daily Update for June 12, 2012

• Northeastern University Squid Shirt torso-on

• The Soapbox: This fantasy is far from fantastic

• TiVo and PayPal let you buy stuff using your remote, hopes you swing past the shopping channel

• Engadget HD Podcast 303 - 06.12.2012

• Reader UI of the Week: 3D spell effects eye candy

• Kodak plans to sell off digital imaging patents

• WoW Moviewatch: Dawn of the Undead 7th Anniversary Celebrations

• Drama Mamas: The absent GM who won't give up control

• D-Link outs MovieNite Plus, still expects you to buy the popcorn

• MV Guide: June 11 - 17, 2012

• Breakfast Topic: It shouldn't annoy you, but it does

• Refresh Roundup: week of June 4th, 2012

• One Shots: Before and after

• The Queue: Weird Science

• The Tattered Notebook: Peeling back the layers of time, part II

• My own private faction bias

• The Queue: Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice, Beetlejuice

• WRUP: A farewell to Mr. Mat McCurley and Ms. Kelly Aarons

• Arthur P. Stern, instrumental in inventing the color television and GPS, passes away

• Canadian government appoints Jean-Pierre Blais as new CRTC head

• WoW Moviewatch: Negative Nate

• Storyboard: The problem in your group is you

• The Queue: A shiny silver dollar on either eye

• Distro Issue 44 is here and it's time to get fit!

• The Daily Grind: Do political or religious views of developers affect you?

• Olympus scales back, shifts focus to turn around fortunes

• WoW Moviewatch: Dead and Loving It

• Daily Update for June 7, 2012

• MPAA may let Megaupload users retrieve non-infringing files, does it for the Armed Forces

• 38 Studios declares bankruptcy, formal investigation begins regarding finances

• Engadget Giveaway: win one of five Biscottis!

• The drama! The suspense! The Leeroy!

• The Queue: Good girls go bad!

• Netgear's NeoTV Pro adds WiDi, makes any TV smart

• Breakfast Topic: The most irritating herb

• Comcast VOD for TiVo Premieres expands to Boston, old Comcast TiVos shut off in August

• What do you think deserves an update?

• WoW Moviewatch: The Journal of Lumin the Hunter

• TUAW TV Live: Steve and Megan redux

• The Queue: Spoiler-laden voice acting from the future

• Productive Macs Bundle now available

• Square now available at Walgreens, Staples and FedEx Office

• China elevates the art of KIRF, copies Austrian village of Hallstatt

• Engadget HD Podcast 302 - 06.05.2012

• Play Diablo 1 with World of Warcraft models in StarCraft 2

• WoW Moviewatch: Dragon Soul: The Movie

• Daily Update for June 5, 2012

• It came from the Blog: We met, we greeted, we scavenged

• Reader UI of the Week: Seeing Cassilan's screen

• The Queue: The first footage of WoW's gameplay

• AverMedia rolls out AverTV box PVR, likely targeting budget-minded ad-skippers

• Garmin outs motorcycle-centric zumo 350LM

• WoW Moviewatch: The Story 2

• Daily Update for June 4, 2012

• Leaderboard: News dump vs. paced information

• No Comment: Paper Passion perfume for e-booklovers

• Sound Shapes coming to PS3, both versions out August 7

• Engadget Giveaway: win one of two Pantech Elements, courtesy of DTS!

• The Queue: Spike In a Rail

• MV Guide: June 4 - 10, 2012

• Rumor Roundup, Episode 7: Screen size matters

• Canon's waterproof PowerShot D20 now shipping: customers who purchased this item also loved Swimmies and flip-flops

• Breakfast Topic: Going above and beyond

• Refresh Roundup: week of May 28th, 2012

• The Queue: It's been a long time since we faced Jaraxxus

• The Queue: Bossasaurus

• Daily Update for June 1, 2012

• WoW Moviewatch: Sin City Azeroth

• Engadget speaks with Twelve South on keeping the company small

• The headspace of switching roles

• Donate your (Kiwi-only) desktop to charity

• Pure releases AirPlay compatible Contour 200i Air

• Big Pineapple problems

• Engadget Podcast 296 - 06.01.2012

• Distro Issue 43 has arrived with Thomas Dolby: TED talks, cellphone deals and the Floating City

• Breakfast Topic: Screenshots from the ancient vaults

• Kabel Deutschland sets record with 4.7Gbps download speeds

Nintendo (117)

• Nintendo: Wii U online functionality will be free

• Portabliss: Bomb Monkey (3DS eShop)

• Nintendo takes on Disney veteran as senior VP for digital in US, gets serious about this whole internet thing

• NintendoWare Weekly: Bomb Monkey, Marvel Pinball, VVVVVV sale

• Nintendo hires Disney vet Duncan Orrell-Jones for new network business job

• Catch Pokemon Black and White 2 worldwide this October

• Nintendo 3DS XL getting supersized with Circle Pad Pro extension

• 3DS XL to get Circle Pad Pro treatment, become that much larger

• Pokemon Conquest begins in UK July 27

• Don't eat any dreams right before watching this Kingdom Hearts 3D trailer

• Wreck-It Ralph game about the movie about games coming only to Nintendo systems

• Marvel Pinball 3D saves the eShop June 28

• Mario crossover developer launches Super Retro Squad Kickstarter project

• Project X Zone has more than 200 characters

• Super Mario Marathon 5 raises over $43k for Child's Play (and counting)

• Kirby's Dream Collection expectorated into North America Sept. 16

• Report: Nintendo now co-owns Fatal Frame IP

• 3DS XL comes to Europe on July 28

• Namco's Smash Bros. team includes Tekken, Tales, Soulcalibur staff

• Nintendo Direct trailers: Kirby's Dream Collection, Professor Layton, and more

• Fire Emblem awakens in North America in 2013

• Two new Virtual Console titles to hit 3DS per week in July

• Professor Layton and the Miracle Mask debuts on 3DS in Nov.

• Animal Crossing 3DS arrives in Japan this fall

• New 3DS coming to US August 19 for $199.99

• Kingdom Hearts 3D: Dream Drop Distance demo on 3DS right now

• Nintendo announces $199 3DS XL with 4.88-inch top screen, available August 19th

• New Super Mario Bros. 2 to offer paid DLC stages [update]

• 3DS LL hardware refresh on July 28 in Japan, packs 4.88 inch top screen and 4.18 inch bottom screen

• Nintendo brings in Namco Bandai to work on new Smash Bros.

• Miiverse cares not for your Twitter and Facebook accounts, won't work with either

• NintendoWare Weekly: Double Dragon 2, Order Up

• Nintendo Direct returns tonight at midnight

• Crytek CEO: CryEngine 3 Wii U game coming from a 'respected developer'

• Epic Mickey 3DS and the power of creation

• Wii U tech won't circumvent used-game sales; first-party titles in 1080p

• Here's what you get in Kirby: 20th Anniversary Special Collection

• Take-Two's Zelnick 'skeptical' of Wii U, not of next generation

• Transformers Prime also coming to Wii U, Activision site says

• NintendoWare Weekly: Mega Man X2, Mad Dog McCree

• Nintendo's Iwata says Wii U's second screen was nearly scrapped due to price

• Iwata: Wii U idea was almost scrapped over price concerns

• Miyamoto: Retro-developed Zelda 'not out of the question,' but studio is 'too busy'

• Nintendo's Miyamoto: we're focused on a 3DS sequel, not a refresh

• Dual GamePad support won't be coming to Nintendo Wii U until 'well after launch'

• Wii U designed to allow free-to-play games

• Wii U games won't support two WiiPads at launch

• Pikmin 3 lacking online multiplayer because ... there are a bunch of Pikmin

• Nintendo 'hasn't decided' whether to remake A Link to the Past or Majora's Mask

• 3DS digital releases to include Epic Mickey, Scribblenauts Unlimited, Kingdom Hearts [update: Nintendo says only first-party games]

• Shigeru Miyamoto on how the Wii U could change games

• Nintendo's Reggie Fils-Aime: Wii U GamePad won't feature multi-touch

• Take a look at the Wii U's Netflix app in these leaked images

• Wii U achievements not mandatory for devs, friend codes to change for the better

• New Super Mario Bros. 2 is a cash grab, but not just a cash grab

• Our miniature first look at Pikmin 3

• Nintendo's Hideki Konno discusses the 3DS and the element of surprise

• New Super Mario Bros. U gives multiplayer a 'boost'

• The Wii U accessory onslaught begins in the Scribblenaut-iest way

• Miiverse messages will be subject to moderation before posting

• Fire Emblem: Awakening coming to North America

• Luigi's Mansion: Dark Moon will also launch digitally

• Using the power of the people in Wii U's 'Project P-100'

• Castlevania: Lords of Shadow - Mirror of Fate will use StreetPass

• Wii U's Game and Wario makes me Wario-wary

• A jaunt through Nintendo Land

• Miyamoto designing a new game, but it'll be a while

• Batman: Arkham City Armored Edition takes us on a virtual tour

• Nintendo 'readying the system' to transfer WiiWare, VC and Wii saves to Wii U

• Nintendo clocks Wii U controller life in at three to five hours on a charge

• Marvel Pinball flips to 3DS through eShop this summer

• WarioWare 'flair' is reborn for the Wii U with Game & Wario

• Pikmin 3 media gets away from the hustle and bustle of the big city

• Mad Catz anticipates Wii U launch with line of gaming peripherals

• Take a virtual trip through ZombiU's WiiPad controls

• Turtle Beach unveils Black Ops II, La series headsets at E3, announces Wii U licensing (update: photos)

• 'Project P-100,' a Wii U launch title from Platinum Games

• Nintendo confirms Wii U shipping 'this holiday'

• Live from Nintendo's E3 2012 press conference [Update: All done!]

• NintendoLand is a virtual theme park on your Wii U

• Lego City Stories now 'Lego City Undercover,' another game in the series coming to 3DS

• Engadget pre-event broadcast from E3 - Nintendo

• New Super Mario Bros. 2 headed to 3DS on August 19

• Paper Mario: Sticker Star sticking to 3DS this holiday season

• Wii Fit U announced for Wii U

• Sing announced for the Wii U, by DJ Hero devs

• Mass Effect 3 coming to Wii U at launch

• Batman: Arkham City 'Armored Edition' headed to Wii U [Update: Includes all DLC]

• New Super Mario Bros. U announced

• Nintendo Wii U will offer Netflix, Hulu Plus, YouTube and Amazon Video, second-screen experiences promised

• Wii U will support two different WiiPads

• Pikmin 3 coming to the Wii U

• Live from Nintendo's E3 2012 keynote!

• ZombiU trailer rises from yesterday's announcement

• We're liveblogging Nintendo's E3 2012 keynote at 12PM ET!

• Nyko's Power Grip Pro gets cozy with the Nintendo 3DS, comfortably extends mobile gaming sessions

• These are the titles Ubisoft is developing for Wii U

• ZombiU rises from the ashes of Killer Freaks From Outer Space [Update: More info!]

• Rayman Legends has 5 player co-op on Wii U, uses Pro Controller or Wiimote

• Nikkei: Nintendo to reveal larger 3DS system, 30,000 yen Wii U

• Nikkei: Nintendo Wii U to sell for around 30,000 yen, or just under $400

• Nintendo may have supersized 3DS with 4.3-inch screen in store for E3, Mario never looked bigger (update: Nintendo response)

• Aliens: Colonial Marines Wii U version overseen by Shoot Many Robots studio

• Code of Princess brawls on 3DS in North America this autumn

• Club Nintendo coin rewards changing on July 1

• Nintendo's bizarre Wii U zombie shooter commercial must be seen

• The final Wii U: What's new, different, gone

• 'Miiverse' announced for Wii U, greatly expands Mii Plaza from Wii

• Black Wii U shown during Nintendo Direct presentation

• Wii U 'Pro Controller' unveiled, looks awfully familiar

• Nintendo pre-E3 press conference liveblog!

• We're liveblogging Nintendo's pre-E3 press event today at 6PM ET!

• PSA: Nintendo Direct Pre-E3 event streaming tomorrow at 6 p.m. Eastern

• Nintendo can't wait for its own E3 press conference, schedules pre-E3 broadcast for tomorrow

• Joystiq Predicts: Nintendo's E3 2012 conference

• CTA Digital unlocks your Nintendo 3DS's inflatable race car potential

• Karaoke Joysound finds its way to North American Wiis this fall

PC Gaming (340)

• The Care and Feeding of Warriors: Once more into the Mists of Pandaria

• Mists of Pandaria: Wowhead previews Vale of Eternal Blossoms

• The Tattered Notebook: Exploring EQII's Qeynos revamp

• The ins and outs of pandaren roleplay characters

• The Queue: Firelands really sucks IRL

• Around Azeroth: The servant of Ysera

• Civilization V: Gods & Kings demo now on Steam

• StarCraft 2: Heart of the Swarm, WoW: Mists of Pandaria playable at Gamescom

• Star Wars: The Old Republic posts the newest community answers

• WoW Archivist: Blackrock Depths, WoW's ultimate dungeon

• Breathe life into Team Fortress 2's Balloonicorn

• Why we don't need an end boss in Mists of Pandaria

• Age of Conan survey respondents prefer PvE by a wide margin

• Where in Warcraft: The Too Easy edition

• EVE Online's Alliance Tournament X starts tomorrow

• Mists of Pandaria opening cinematic will premiere at Gamescom 2012

• Mists of Pandaria cinematic to debut at Gamescom 2012

• Around Azeroth Beta Edition: Outfoxed

• Mists of Pandaria Beta: New mounts in the latest build

• The Daily Grind: Will you be playing Guild Wars 2?

• The Secret World community guide

• Lara Croft and the Guardian of Light gets Chrome'd out this fall

• Call of Duty: Black Ops makes a run at Mac this fall

• Ask Massively: I would like to play WildStar now please OK edition

• Newegg sale offers Wrath of the Lich King expansion for $9.99

• Prototype 2 PC version set to launch as planned, despite Radical layoffs

• Diablo III restrictions for unverified players changed slightly

• All Things Azeroth celebrates its 300th episode

• The Summoner's Guidebook: Items and runes for League of Legends' attack damage champions

• Remixing an Orgrimmar Guard transmogrification

• Blizzard lifts Diablo 3's Act 1 restriction for new digital buyers

• Mists of Pandaria Beta: Townlong Steppes

• Eric Flannum talks Guild Wars 2 mechanics

• Diablo 3 patch 1.0.3b delayed, hotfixes for June 28, 2012

• Ragnarok Online classic server coming on June 29th

• Guild Wars celebrates the Dragon Festival this weekend

• SOE on F2P philosophy and EverQuest Next silence

• Around Azeroth: Up close and personal

• Guild Wars 2 announces launch date of August 28, 2012

• Tribes: Ascend slides its way to Steam, still free

• Mists of Pandaria raid testing schedule for June 28

• UI addons will be enabled in the next Mists beta patch

• Moving desktop wallpaper brings tranquil WoW scenes to life

• Massively Exclusive: Seeing the sights in City of Steam

• Adult Swim and Valve teamed up to give us... yep, a hat

• Mists of Pandaria Beta: Kun-Lai Summit

• Enter at Your Own Rift: Going from zero to Storm Legion in a summer

• Watch the Guild Wars 2 beta 'stress test' live

• Trion reveals RIFT's 1.9 Conquest patch notes

• Blog Azeroth Shared Topic: What would you rename WoW?

• CABAL Online celebrates sixth anniversary with events, prizes

• EverQuest II announces finalists in Dungeon Maker contest

• Firefall hits 500k member milestone, reveals system requirements

• Age of Empires Online adopts a truly free business model

• Around Azeroth: You all still have Zoidberg!

• LotRO releases more concept art for Riders of Rohan

• Two more Mists of Pandaria beta test raids scheduled

• Ghost Recon: Future Soldier PC users call out issues [Update: Ubisoft working on it]

• Where in Warcraft? The inaugural bird edition

• Sam and Max, Tales of Monkey Island 60% off on GOG until July 3

• Hyperspace Beacon: Nine years of Star Wars Galaxies

• Enter to win a Mists of Pandaria beta key

• Champions and STO lifetimers to receive Neverwinter beta invites

• Touring Dungeons and Dragons Online's Demonweb

• Will Mists of Pandaria end dungeon queues?

• SWTOR's 1.3 Allies patch goes live [Updated]

• The WoW Insider Show Episode 249

• Star Wars: The Old Republic's 1.3 update arrives today

• PlanetSide 2 producer's letter teases beta plans, PlanetSide promotion

• Diablo 3 patch 1.0.3a patch notes

• The Game Archaeologist: What if World of Warcraft had never happened?

• Around Azeroth: The festive dead

• No, Guild Wars 2 is not launching today

• Valve economist examines TF2's 'sophisticated' barter system

• Rumor: Total War: Rome 2 announcement incoming

• So you want to play a brewmaster monk?

• MechWarrior Online serves up community answers on the details of combat

• Mists of Pandaria: Gold sink mounts will be account-wide

• Guild Wars 2: Yep, it's really pretty

• EVE Online Inferno 1.1 opens for business

• Champions Online introduces new alert type

• Mists of Pandaria Beta: Pet Journal marks the return of flavor text

• More Mists of Pandaria Beta raid testing scheduled

• Team Fortress 2 'Pyromania' update is three days of new content

• Captain's Log: Star Trek Online rolls with the changes

• Around the Blizzard Multiverse: Happy land

• Mists of Pandaria Beta: The Veiled Stair

• Shifting Perspectives: Relooking at feral and balance druids in Mists of Pandaria

• EVE Evolved: The great ship overhaul

• Navigating Phantasy Star Online 2's Japanese open beta

• Around Azeroth: Crabhammer!

• Arcane Brilliance: Which spec will be best in Mists of Pandaria?

• DeMartini: Origin to be a better version of Steam

• The Tattered Notebook: EQII pays attention to PvPers and fighters

• Rumor: Mists of Pandaria box revealed

• Around Azeroth: A tree grows in Dalaran

• Star Wars: The Old Republic posts new Q&A and scheduled maintenance times

• Mists of Pandaria Beta: Krasarang Wilds

• The 5 worst raid encounters in Cataclysm

• Rumor: Assassin's Creed 3 PC delayed to November

• Details unveiled about Star Wars: The Old Republic's Legacy Perks

• Blizzard: Diablo 3 patch restriction to Act 1 an 'unintended consequence'

• Nexon brings free-to-play offerings to Steam

• SimCity Social: balancing depth and accessibility

• Mists of Pandaria Beta: Hearth faster with Righteous Retreat

• The Firing Line: Three reasons to love PlanetSide 2

• WoW Archivist: 5 years of daily quests

• Around Azeroth: Eat for two

• EverQuest II Game Update 64 revamps Qeynos and PvP

• Breakfast Topic: How has your WoW playstyle changed?

• Valve announces Steam for Schools, helps teachers create educational Portal 2 levels

• EVE players abuse faction warfare to produce trillions of ISK

• New vanity glyphs in Mists of Pandaria beta

• Storm Legion will include RIFT for free

• Get your robotic hands on the Deus Ex series for $15 on Steam

• Dark Souls PC requirements make sure you're prepared to die

• Anarchy Online celebrates its 11th birthday

• Star Wars: The Old Republic talks adaptive gear, augment tables

• IGN discovers the Aubrey Plaza WoW commercial that never aired

• Designing edutainment, the Valve way: make a good game first

• Another Guild Wars 2 stress test is coming this Wednesday

• Flyff Gold to launch on July 11th

• Dishonored PC 'has its own different interface'

• RIFT Conquest coming next week, new Storm Legion video released

• Leak reveals Final Fantasy 7 coming (back) to PC with achievements

• Spiritual Guidance: Mists of Pandaria and the evolution of a shadow priest

• Mists of Pandaria Beta: Raid testing to begin Friday, June 22

• Dungeons & Dragons Online offers up new Menace of the Underdark screens

• Feral Interactive bringing two Sega Sonic games to Mac

• Choose My Adventure: TERA questing with Rielene

• More WoW Maps using the Google Maps API

• Blizzard soliciting Pandaria class balance feedback

• Enter at Your Own Rift: A guide for new and returning RIFT players

• 3 things I'm going to miss about retribution in Mists

• Dota 2 enhances support for competitive play

• Star Trek Online switches forum to Perfect World, offers account linking promotion

• Know Your Lore: Why World of Warcraft needs evil

• Free for All: Second Life, the little 75 million-dollar engine that could

• 'Steam for Schools' is a free version of Steam for students, facilitates Portal 2-based lessons

• Around Azeroth: A public display of lack of affection

• Face of Mankind updates include public apartments

• Breakfast Topic: Savoring Ahn'Qiraj in the world

• OnLive now streaming Civ 5, free with Gods and Kings purchase

• MechWarrior Online 'Founder's Program' bonus packages for sale

• Zarhym clarifies the Mists Black Market Auction House

• The bounty of Cataclysm

• Anarchy Online brings global market interface online

• Mists of Pandaria Beta: Valley of the Four Winds

• Star Wars: The Old Republic brings team ranked warzones back to the PTS

• I am not going to miss Tol Barad at all

• Aeria Games releases seafaring expansion for Grand Fantasia

• Diablo 3 servers back online, 1.0.3 patch makes significant changes [Update]

• WoW gets the Google Maps treatment

• Help a newbie with RIFT's upcoming mentoring system

• Totem Talk: What resto shaman will miss in Mists

• Around Azeroth: Would you like to stable your pet here?

• Those wanting EverQuest Next information have a long wait ahead

• Diablo 3's patch 1.0.3 releasing today

• Unity announces version 4 of its game engine, with new animation system and Linux support

• iBuyPower rides new Valkyrie line of gaming laptops

• DOTA 2 update adds custom UI layouts

• Ghostcrawler on holy paladins in Mists of Pandaria

• When WoW friendships become real friendships

• SWTOR's Ohlen: F2P 'not super easy to do'

• Visit 'Worlds of Ultima' for free on GOG

• World of MapCraft: explore Azeroth using a Google Maps-style interface

• City of Steam's blind-as-a-bat race

• Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 will have dedicated PC servers

• The Anvil of Crom: On Age of Conan's 'bad launch'

• Captain's Log: STO's loaded for bear

• SOE highlights E3, Vanu PlanetSide 2 screens

• Glitch dev Google Maps all of World of Warcraft

• Around Azeroth Beta Edition: Right universe, wrong expansion

• Breakfast Topic: Share your life hacks for WoW

• EVE Evolved: Building stronger communities

• Special Diablo 3 items available for Mists of Pandaria Collector's Edition buyers

• Mechwarrior Online system requirements, founder's program teased

• Rise and Shiny: Illarion

• Blacklight: Retribution coming to Steam soon

• Around Azeroth: Dare to keep your pets off drugs

• The Tattered Notebook: EQII's level-agnostic dungeon maker

• Arcane Brilliance: 4 things I'm going to miss the most in Mists of Pandaria

• Champions Online has a new Executive Producer and a new State of the Game

• The Care and Feeding of Warriors: Level 90 in the Mists of Pandaria Beta

• The Road to Mordor: Fifteen great things about Riders of Rohan

• PSA: Civilization V Steam Workshop functionality now live

• Civilization 2 10-year-game predicts nuclear wasteland future, Sid Meier 'can't believe' it

• Darkfall client freely available on June 29th, sub fee to be reduced

• Mists of Pandaria: Wowhead previews the Dread Wastes

• Blog Azeroth Shared Topic: What would your character do as a WoW NPC?

• WoW Archivist: Massacre at the Crossroads

• Mists of Pandaria Beta: Captain Placeholder gets a promotion

• WildStar aims to be 'anything but WoW'

• BioWare considering free-to-play for Star Wars: The Old Republic [Updated]

• The Summoner's Guidebook: Why last-hitting is important

• Napoleon: Total War free this weekend on Steam, SOL: Exodus only $5 today

• Mists of Pandaria: New customizations for pandaren females

• Remixing the Stormwind Guard for transmogrification

• Guild Wars 2 could launch before Thanksgiving, release date announcement 'imminent'

• Turbine sweetens Riders of Rohan's editions, includes instance cluster

• Blizzard updates Mists of Pandaria talent page

• All-DK guild squeezes WoW in ice-fisted military death grip

• Sorting through the SWTOR server transfer mess

• Ghostcrawler discusses class design in Mists

• EVE Online reveals ship revamp details, shows off new mining ship

• Indie Royale June Bug Bundle now live, as is a system for managing previous bundle purchases

• The Queue: Azeroth Pie

• Around Azeroth: And all the pieces matter

• EverQuest II shares planned updates and changes for June

• Ghost Recon: Future Soldier PC launch retreats to June 26

• Mists of Pandaria Beta: The new endgame

• Star Wars: The Old Republic unleashes second wave of server transfers

• EVE Online bringing changes to war with the first Inferno patch

• Why I Play: EverQuest II

• Mists of Pandaria Beta: Jaina Proudmoore gets model update

• TERA adds free seven-day trials

• Enter at Your Own Rift: How will Storm Legion change the face of RIFT?

• Ghostcrawler explains Mists of Pandaria dungeon changes

• Mists of Pandaria Beta: Pandaren starting zone walk-through, part 2

• Know Your Lore: The true end boss of Mists of Pandaria?

• Elsword update offers new continent, dungeons

• Choose My Adventure: The first week of TERA

• Around Azeroth Beta Edition: The world is yours

• PSA: Watch Indie Game: The Movie now on Steam, other places

• The Potato Sack Reunion Tour kicks off on Steam today

• Diablo III pulls trigger on NA real-money auction house

• Diablo 3 players in the U.S. region can now use the Real-Money Auction House

• Mists of Pandaria Beta: New collector's edition pet and mount uncovered

• Lord of the Rings Online provides guide to legendary items

• City of Heroes unveils fan-created Retro Sci-fi costume set

• A First Look at Mists of Pandaria Professions: Inscription

• Leveling to 80 through pure crafting possible in Guild Wars 2

• Lichborne: 3 quick fixes death knights need for Mists of Pandaria

• Mists of Pandaria Beta: The Jade Forest

• Runes of Magic's Chapter V: Fires of Shadowforge now live

• Velocity Micro relaunches Overdrive gaming desktop: overclocked to 4.6GHz, with trio of GeForce graphics

• Breakfast Topic: Are you planning a new main for Mists?

• ArenaNet hiring character artists, presumably for Guild Wars 2

• Bucket list preparation for Mists of Pandaria

• Blood Pact: Get our MoP minions and our little felpuppies too

• Diablo 3's real-money auction house requires an authenticator

• Mists of Pandaria Beta: Pandaren starting zone walk-through, part 1

• Diablo 3 updated with Retina display support for 'next generation' MacBook Pro

• Wings Over Atreia: Support the war effort and reap the spoils in Aion

• Mists of Pandaria Beta: Sungshin Ironpaw powerlevels your cooking skill

• Around Azeroth Beta Edition: The sha of mirth

• Diablo 3 mechanics that World of Warcraft should steal

• The Care and Feeding of Warriors: A Cataclysm postmortem, part 2 -- Arms

• EVE Evolved: EVE Online's top selling points

• Around Azeroth Beta Edition: Breeding like virmen

• Arcane Brilliance: Bombs and tempests on the Mists beta

• The Road to Mordor: Breaking down Riders of Rohan's pre-purchase

• Mists of Pandaria Beta: Jade Forest going offline for extended period

• Around Azeroth Beta Edition: Red solo wolf

• Champions Online dev diary details Power Armor review process

• EVE Online posts financial data for the past several months

• Guild Wars 2 increasing population limits for the beta weekend

• Star Wars: The Old Republic community Q&A talks 1.3, clarifies existing features

• SteelSeries announces World of Warcraft Wireless Mouse at E3

• MMObility: RuneScape dev details new combat, hotbars, and critical hits

• Build a SimCity with friends, challenges keep game moving along

• A peek inside The Insiders with WoW Insider

• Mists of Pandaria Beta: New dailies spark ongoing story

• E3 2012: Runes of Magic details chapter 5

• Around Azeroth: My kingdom for an appropriate moisturizer

• Crytek's CryEngine 3 makes it easier than ever for devs to build games as pretty as Crysis

• Allods Online merges down to one server

• A mass murderer played World of Warcraft and you should all feel bad

• E3 2012: XL COO on ArcheAge, CBT4, and coming to America

• Ready for a new MMO? Grab your Maestia closed beta key here!

• Around Azeroth: The flaw in the plan

• E3 2012: Exploring the freedom of LotRO's Riders of Rohan

• E3 2012: RIFT 1.9, Storm Legion, and beyond

• ArenaNet shares world and gem store details for Guild Wars 2 beta weekend event

• A Mild-Mannered Reporter: Underused enemies in City of Heroes

• Mists of Pandaria Beta: The Unga Ingoo scenario

• SteelSeries shows off new WoW wireless mouse, cache of corded rodents and a headset at E3

• Star Trek Online's June Ask Cryptic discusses fleet advancement, Foundry rewards

• Guild Wars 2 devs answer anything, including launch date speculation

• 5 reasons your ret paladin should be equipped with addons

• SWTOR upgrades classes and starts merging servers [Update]

• Dungeons and Dragons Online unveils new Menace of the Underdark screens, video, open beta [Updated]

• E3 2012: SWTOR's Allies patch aims to give back to the players

• Mists of Pandaria Beta: Earning valor points via daily quests

• Choose My Adventure: Preparing for TERA

• Mists of Pandaria Beta: Nomi, the cook's apprentice

• Steam offers Lord of the Rings Online starter pack

• E3 2012: Crashing and burning in PlanetSide 2

• Around Azeroth Beta Edition: Creatures of love

• Trion Worlds CEO pinpoints the failings of 38 Studios and Star Wars: The Old Republic

• The Game Archaeologist: The Anarchy Online bloggers

• Massively Exclusive: Eric Flannum talks Guild Wars 2 beta changes

• Totem Talk: Resto shaman looking good at level 90

• Hyperspace Beacon: SWTOR's group finder and server transfers

• Blogger brings Azerothian fashion trends to the real world

• The WoW Insider Show Episode 246: In which we say goodbye to Mat

• Tom Chilton on the future of PvP in Mists of Pandaria

• Peter Molyneux reveals first game from his new studio: Curiosity coming to iOS and PC

• Flameseeker Chronicles: Guild Wars 2 PvP primer

• Around Azeroth: The 'i' in team

• Guild Wars 2 beta brings new zones, PvP tournaments, and more

• Lichborne: 6 reasons to play a death knight in Mists of Pandaria

• Breakfast Topic: What's on your Cataclysm bucket list?

• Aion releases next auction schedule for housing

• Mists of Pandaria Beta: All heroics open for testing

• Warhammer Online rolls out patch 1.4.6 with major RvR changes

• Rusty Hearts unleashes the Month of the Dragon

• Star Wars: The Old Republic getting free-to-play update to level 15, new content

• ArenaNet doubles servers for beta weekend event

• TERA offers instant streaming demo courtesy of Gaikai

• Around Azeroth Beta Edition: A very talented chicken

• Civilization 5 coming to Steam Workshop

• Get a good look at Guild Wars 2's Gendarran Fields

• SOEmote brings your facial expressions to EverQuest II, lets fellow gamers know when you stub your toe

• EVE Evolved: Hulk hunting in highsec

• Mists of Pandaria Beta: Level 90 flying and where to get it

• The Repopulation seeks Kickstarter funding

• Around Azeroth: Bird versus food

• Breakfast Topic: What's the best quest you've found in WoW?

• Mists of Pandaria beta level cap raised to 90

• The Care and Feeding of Warriors: A Cataclysm postmortem, part 1

• Transformers: Fall of Cybertron also rolling out on PC

• Mists of Pandaria beta: New warlock pets get their voice emotes

• Around Azeroth: A fish called zombie

• WRUP: TERA defeats Truman edition

• Spicy Horse's Big Head Bash gallops out of beta, launches on Kongregate

• Mists of Pandaria Beta: Now with weather

• EVE Alliance Tournament X details posted

• Playing with Diablo 3's paper dolls - and loving it

• Watch Kungen's level 60 hardcore Diablo 3 character die unceremoniously

• Turbine fields 33 Lord of the Rings Online questions

• SOE takes Wizardry Online under its wing

• Pandaria makes its appearance on the world map

• SOE shows off PlanetSide 2 fem-troopers

• Ragnarok Online celebrates its ninth anniversary in style

• SimCity building into your personal life February 2013

• SOEmote tech brings live facial expressions, voice to EverQuest II avatars

• Around Azeroth Beta Edition: One bad panda

• Celebrate Max Payne 3's PC launch with this fancy new trailer

• Saints Row: The Third is a steal for $17 on Steam this weekend

PlayStation (80)

• Sony drops VAIO T from free PlayStation offer, hikes real cost of entry to $970

• PSN Summer Sale discounts Shadow of the Colossus, Closure, more next week

• Kaz Hirai given commemorative PS3

• All a-board Dungeon Twister on PSN this July

• The Last of Us multi isn't campaign co-op

• Final Fantasy XI: Seekers of Adoulin not on PS2 outside of Japan

• PSN Tuesday: The Amazing Spider-Man, Resident Evil Chronicles, Gran Turismo 5 DLC

• Sony: 'No definitive plans' for Resistance series, no games currently in the works

• YouTube app goes live on Vita today for all your gaming-video needs

• YouTube for PS Vita now ready, will help you watch more kitties than Killzone

• Dust 514's $20 'Mercenary Pack' lets you play the game right now

• Get DUST 514 beta access with CCP's new Mercenary Pack

• PSA: PS3 firmware update landing today

• PSA: PS3 firmware update 4.20 drops tomorrow

• LittleBigPlanet Vita pre-orders get Knights, BioShock-inspired costumes

• Oddworld: Strangers Wrath HD gets 3D and Move support next week

• Sine Mora coming to PS3 as well

• Journey, Flower and Flow PS3 bundle listed for late summer

• Sony suspends PlayStation Store for PS3 in Korea, blames new law about selling to minors

• PlayStation Store taken down in Korea in compliance with new law

• XSEED lets loose Unchained Blades on PSP next week

• PSN Tuesday: Tomba, Lego Batman 2

• Wipeout HD and Fury come to Vita as 2048 DLC, free if you already have them on PS3

• Tron: Legacy minipack, LBP.me updates for LittleBigPlanet 2

• God of War: Ascension collector's edition now up for pre-order on Amazon

• PS3 controller goes 'metallic gold' at GameStop

• Dungeon Defenders won't protect Vita

• Win a DUST 514 beta key in the Event Horizon competition

• The Walking Dead tops May PSN downloads

• Scrape up some Escape Plan DLC for 25 cents on PSN

• PS Vita gets optional 1.69 update, 'improves software stability'

• European Vita PS Store offering rotating game sales through July

• Status Report: the PlayStation Vita, three months in

• Sony kicks off back to school promotion with a free PS3 or Vita for VAIO PC buyers

• Gravity Rush DLC detailed, buy on PSN this week for Military pack

• How would you change the PlayStation Vita (Japanese Edition)?

• PlayStation Plus 'amplified' with more games, all other offers remain in place

• Sony's 'wacky' Tokyo Jungle headed to North America and Europe

• Uncharted is a 'pillar franchise,' nothing to say about its future just yet

• Beyond: Two Souls puts the 'act' back in 'action' with Ellen Page

• Understanding Sony's lessened focus on 3D at this year's E3

• Sony's Rohde explains The Last Guardian's E3 absence: 'It just wasn't appropriate for us to give an update'

• Vita PSOne Classics to be rolled out gradually

• Augmented story time: A closer look at Wonderbook: Book of Spells

• 'Hatsune Miku' bringing synthesized vocal music gaming to North American Vita [update: not announced for North America]

• 'Portal 2 In Motion' DLC incorporates PlayStation Move

• Nyko Free Fighter joystick brings flexible controls, arcade flair to the PS3

• Sony tags PlayStation All-Stars as 'Super Smash Bros.' on YouTube [Update: Removed!]

• Sony reveals a PlayStation Move Racing Wheel at E3 2012

• Joystiq and Engadget pick up mics for a live chat, post-Sony E3 style [Update: It's done!]

• The Last of Us E3 demo video is brutal, bloody

• Sony reveals $40 PlayStation Move Racing Wheel for LittleBigPlanet Karting and more

• Live from Sony's E3 2012 press conference [Update: It's over!]

• God of War: Ascension gameplay revealed, coming March 12, 2013

• HTC is first partner for 'PlayStation Mobile,' the new name for PlayStation Suite [Update: Press release added]

• HTC officially a maker of PlayStation certified handsets, PlayStation Suite is now PlayStation Mobile

• Sony's 'Wonderbook' makes reading more like TV with PlayStation Eye, includes J.K. Rowling's magic

• Assassin's Creed 3 getting its own PS3 hardware bundle, comes with 'special DLC'

• Sony demos Cross-Play, announces Cross-Controller DLC for Vita and PS3

• Sony announces white PS Vita bundle with Assassin's Creed III: Liberation

• Assassin's Creed 3: Liberation confirmed for Vita, launches October 30 [Update!]

• PS Plus members get 12 games this month starting tomorrow

• Sony is bringing Hulu Plus, Crackle to PlayStation Vita

• LittleBigPlanet 2 DLC turns the Vita into a PS3 controller

• PlayStation All Stars: Battle Royale hitting Vita, is cross compatible

• Quantic Dream's next game is 'Beyond - Two Souls.' heading to PlayStation 3

• Engadget and Joystiq's pre-event broadcast from E3 - Sony

• Live from Sony's E3 2012 keynote!

• Joystiq and Engadget do it live before Sony's E3 press conference [Update: Our pre-show is over!]

• Sine Mora takes flight on PS Vita 'soon'

• We're liveblogging Sony's E3 2012 keynote, tonight at 9PM ET!

• Battlefield 3 Premium announced, extends PlayStation 3 DLC exclusivity to two weeks

• Sony's European PSN content now available in EU/AU GameStops

• Joystiq Predicts: Sony's E3 2012 conference

• Rumor: Assassin's Creed 3: Liberation headed to Vita

• Sony to sell downloadable content at GameStops in Europe and Australia

• Tomba arrives on PSN June 19 for $10

• Super Joystiq Podcast 005: E3 predictions and rookie editor's guide, Resistance Burning Skies

• Inafune's 'Soul Sacrifice' coming to Vita in North America and Europe

• Sony's PlayStation Vita has a YouTube app headed its way by the end of June

Politics (2)

• New World of Warplanes video features carrier-based fighters

• No Comment: Senator Grassley, your office is calling

Reviews (185)

• Gear4 speaker dock supports USB audio for Jelly Bean at Google I/O 2012 (hands-on video)

• Skyrim's Dawnguard DLC review: Disappointment before sunrise

• Recon goggles gain Facebook integration and augmented reality at Google I/O (hands-on video)

• LG Optimus L7 review: a beautiful, entry-level Android 4.0 smartphone with LG's new UI 3.0

• Review: BBE's SonicMax Pro music player app for iOS

• Maingear Pulse 11 review: a small and surprisingly powerful gaming laptop

• Hauppauge's HD PVR Gaming Edition works, but with some issues

• Yamaha Vocaloid on Miselu Neiro synth: exclusive hands-on at Google I/O 2012 (video)

• Google Chrome for iPhone hands-on

• Google Drive for iOS hands-on

• Samsung Galaxy S III for T-Mobile review

• Control4 delivers home automation Starter Kit for under $1,000 including installation, we go hands-on

• Android 4.1 Jelly Bean review: a look at what's changed in Google's mobile OS

• Insert Coin: LUMOback Smart Posture Sensor thrums when you slouch, charts your laziness (video)

• Android 4.1 SDK hands-on

• Nexus Q social streaming device hands-on

• Spec Ops: The Line review - Dissonance in Dubai

• Nexus 7 tablet hands-on (video)

• Sony's Action Cam prototype is incredibly small, we go fingers-on at CE Week in NYC

• Pioneer SMA wireless speakers put AirPlay, HTC Connect in one happy family (update: hands-on photos)

• Matrix One is a $99 ICS tablet that could ship to retailers next month... but probably won't (hands-on)

• Boogie Board Jot eWriting pad hands-on (video)

• Polaroid Z2300 hands-on

• FutureDash EnergyBuddy hands-on (video)

• Apple's Podcasts app for iOS hands-on

• Acer Iconia Tab A700 review: a 10-inch ICS tablet with Tegra 3 and a 1,920 x 1,200 display

• Review and Giveaway: The new and improved Twelve South BookBook iPad case

• Sony NSZ-GS7 Google TV review

• Dell XPS 14 review: a 14-inch Ultrabook with Ivy Bridge and graphics might

• Geneva Sound System Model XS: Swiss design, made for travel

• Hands-on with G-Technology's Mac-friendly, USB 3.0-packing G-Drive slim

• Marquee Media Center hands-on

• iRobot Roomba 790 with Wireless Command Center hands-on (video)

• Toshiba Excite 13 review: a big-screened tablet with a price to match

• Meizu MX 4-core and Flyme OS 1.0 formally announced, available on June 30th

• Garmin Swim watch tracks your water workouts, we hit the pool (hands-on)

• ASUS Transformer Pad Infinity TF700 review: meet the company's new top-of-the-line tablet

• How would you change the GoPro Hero HD 2?

• Sony Xperia Ion review: an Android handset with a split personality

• Breaking Down a Broken Game

• Meet the 3DS XL in our hardware gallery

• AMD Radeon HD 7970 GHz Edition review roundup: a big, bad bruiser of a graphics card

• Pivothead live streaming and WiFi Drive hands-on (video)

• Hands-on: Maingear Shift running Saitek flight-simulation hardware (video)

• T-Mobile Galaxy S III hands-on (video)

• Huawei Ascend P1 XL hands-on

• ZTE Grand X (U970 and N970) and Grand X LTE (T82) hands-on

• Okami HD vs. Okami SD

• Pentax K-30 weather-sealed DSLR hands-on with sample photos and video

• LeapFrog LeapPad 2 and Leapster GS Explorer hands-on (video)

• Nokia Lumia 610 with NFC hands-on (video)

• Hands-on with The Secret World's Darkness War dungeon

• NVIDIA GeForce GT 640 review roundup: a $99 card that fails to keep Kepler's promise

• iFixit rips open new 15-inch MacBook Pro and 13-inch Air

• Magic: The Gathering - Duels of the Planeswalkers 2013 review

• Reading Rainbow launches iPad app, we go hands-on (video)

• Axio's EEG headband helps you teach your brain to focus (hands-on)

• CordLite illuminated iOS dock connector cable hands-on (video)

• Metareview: Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor

• Cadillac CUE makes its way to XTS, navigates with ease in NYC (hands-on)

• Sonos Sub a welcome addition to wireless speaker system

• iFixit tears down the new MacBook Pro's Retina display, finds a minor marvel of engineering

• Steel Battalion: Heavy Armor review: Grasping at nothing

• iFixit examines the MacBook Pro Retina display

• Sonos Sub review

• ACDSee Pro 2 is a fantastic photo organizer and editor

• Shaka turns smartphones into wind meters, gives surfers and kiteboarders the gnar they need (hands-on)

• Sassor wants to let users know just how much electricity their gadgets are wasting (hands-on)

• Hands-on with Microsoft Surface for Windows RT, Touch Cover and Type Cover (update: video!)

• Sharp launches 'world's largest' 90-inch LED AQUOS TV, we go hands-on

• Inversion review: Gears of Snore

• Civilization 5: Gods and Kings review: March of progress

• MacBook Air review (13-inch, mid 2012)

• iPad Smart Case hands-on

• X-Doria Dash Folio Leather, Sleeve Stand: review and giveaway

• Puzzle Quest: a role-playing gem

• Hexy: hands-on with the adorable, affordable hexapod (video)

• Side-by-side browsers on MacBook Pro with Retina display

• BRAVEN 600 Bluetooth speaker: Stylish, powerful, and it could be yours

• IRL: Canon Powershot D20, FX Photo Studio and Nikon's 35mm f/1.8G lens

• Sony STR-DN1030 7.2-channel home theater receiver with Airplay and Bluetooth hands-on

• HTC Media Link HD review

• Engadget reviews MacBook Pro with Retina display

• Orange San Diego review: Intel does phones, finally

• Deja Review: Virtua Fighter 5 Final Showdown

• MMO Family: Roblox first impressions

• Rascal Micro hands-on (video)

• Orbitsound announces T9 iPhone-friendly soundbar, we go ears on

• Bullet Run is free-to-play, and worth the price

• The contentious case against the MacBook Pro with Retina display

• Nokia Lumia 610 review

• A Mild-Mannered Reporter: Praetoria's invasion in review

• iFixit tears down a MacBook Pro with Retina display

• iFixit tears the MacBook Pro with Retina Display to pieces, gets a few shocks on the way

• EIZO FORIS FS2333 23-inch gaming monitor helps you see what evil lurks in the shadows

• Taking a close look at the MacBook Pro's Retina display

• V-MODA VAMP makes the case for audiophiles with money to burn

• ATLAS bimanual-rehabilitation glove system hands-on (video)

• Lollipop Chainsaw review: Missing the sweet center

• ASUS PadFone, Transformer and Transformer Prime hang out under the sun

• Fable: The Journey could be a rough one

• Sanho HyperJuice Plug solves the multiple iPad owner's power conundrum

• AnandTech takes a long hard look at the MacBook Pro Retina Display

• Apple next-generation MacBook Pro (with Retina display) hands-on at WWDC 2012

• The 2012 MacBook Air vs. the 2011 model: what's changed?

• Review: SteelSeries Diablo 3 headset shines

• Duracell Powermat announces 24-Hour Power System, we go hands-on (video)

• Orbotix pits Sphero as an advanced 3D controller, details upcoming Augmented Reality Engine (hands-on)

• Tank! Tank! Tank! is E3's least effective Wii U showcase, is fun regardless

• E3 2012: Hands-on with World of Warplanes

• Astro Gaming A50 wireless surround sound headset hands-on (video)

• Twelve South SurfacePad for Air: Hands-on luxury

• SOEmote tracks our face, transplants our expressions onto an Everquest II persona (faces-on)

• TI demos Windows RT on OMAP 4470 at Computex 2012, we go hands-on (video)

• Sony PlayStation Pulse Wireless Stereo Headset Elite Edition hands-on

• Canon touts EOS Rebel T4i with improved video focusing system, EF-S 18-135mm and EF 40mm silent lenses (hands-on)

• PDP Afterglow 2.0 controllers and stereo wireless headset hands-on

• DICE+ wants to team with screens and usher in an era of powered board games (hands-on)

• Killer Wireless-N 1202 WiFi / Bluetooth cards in Alienware gaming laptops eyes-on

• OnLive Multiview on an LG Google TV, eyes-on (video)

• Snakebyte tablet gaming controller for Android and iOS hands-on

• ZombiU is all about survival, but failure is pretty cool too

• E3 2012: Hands-on with Neverwinter combat

• Tactus' morphing smartphone and tablet display hands-on

• Foursquare 5.0 hands-on

• Toshiba Excite 10 review: a 10-inch ICS tablet that puts the Thrive to shame

• THD N2-A is a KIRF MacBook Air that runs Ice Cream Sandwich for $149, we go hands-on (video)

• Hands-on with the Honeywld Power Zest ICS set-top box at Computex 2012 (video)

• Gigabyte GSmart G1362, G1342 and M1348 at Computex 2012 (hands-on video)

• AMD shows off LiveBox mini desktop based on one of its Fusion chips (video)

• Nintendo Wii U Pro Controller hands-on (video)

• Jetway, maker of motherboards, is prepping its first smartphone, the Alfar 560

• ASUS G75VW is world's first notebook to sport Broadcom 802.11ac WiFi, we go hands-on (video)

• MK802 Android 4.0 Mini PC hands-on impressions

• Acer Aspire Timeline Ultra M5 hands-on (video)

• ASUS shows off a docking monitor built for the PadFone, we go hands-on (video)

• NBA Baller Beats adds a real basketball to your Kinect arsenal, we attempt to go hands-on (video)

• Razer rolls out Taipan ambidextrous gaming mouse, we go hands-on

• Sony Xperia U review: a little slice of Android that punches above its weight

• E3 2012: Hands-on with SOEmote

• ROCCAT's Lua and Kone XTD gaming mice shown off at E3, we go hands-on

• Mad Catz unleashes the Wii U accessories at E3, we go hands-on

• GAEMS G155 Sentry suitcase for Xbox 360 hands-on

• AMD shows off its first Windows 8 concept tablet, we go hands-on (video)

• ASUS shows off a touchscreen Zenbook Prime Ultrabook, we go fingers-on (updated)

• ICE Computer's modular xPC returns to Computex in working-prototype form, we go hands-on (video)

• Spotted at Computex: LG's X Note Z350 Ultrabook (video)

• Sony Cyber-shot DSC-RX100 boosts image quality with 1-inch sensor, f/1.8 Carl Zeiss Vario-Sonnar T* lens (hands-on video)

• Sony Handycam HDR-GW77V has pocket camcorder form-factor and waterproof design, we go hands-on

• ViewSonic VP3280-LED 31.5-inch 4K monitor prototype hands-on (video)

• Acer shows off next-gen Iconia Tab A210 and A110 at Computex, we go hands-on (video)

• Sony PlayStation Move Racing Wheel hands-on (video)

• Elgato Game Capture HD hands-on

• Sony PlayStation Wonderbook hands-on (update: video added)

• Nyko Free Fighter arcade joystick hands-on

• Resistance - Burning Skies review: Hot air

• Nyko's PlayPad and PlayPad Pro Android tablet controllers (hands-on)

• Nintendo Wii U and games hands-on (video)

• Nintendo's black Wii U, first eyes-on

• Gaikai-powered cloud gaming coming to Samsung Smart TVs (update: hands-on video and impressions)

• ASUS Zenbook Prime bares all in teardown treatment

• Windows RT on Snapdragon S4 hands-on and Rob Chandhok interview (update: video)

• MSI Slider S20 Windows 8 Ultrabook hands-on (video)

• Microsoft SmartGlass hands-on

• Lenovo demos ThinkPad tablet running Windows 8, we go hands-on

• Samsung demos Series 5 Ultra Touch and Series 5 Ultra Convertible Ultrabooks, we go hands-on

• How would you change Samsung's NX200?

• Samsung shows off Series 7 all-in-one PC with slim design and metal stand, stays mum on specs (update: hands-on photos)

• Pivothead review: video recording eyewear for (reasonably) discreet POV clips

• Fu-design Super Robot MacBook Air Sleeve: Review and giveaway

• Sony VAIO T Series Ultrabook hands-on (video)

• MSI unwraps Slider S20 hybrid tablet with Windows 8 (hands-on)

• Dell XPS One 27 review roundup: an all-in-one PC worth owning

• ASUS reveals TAICHI convertible notebook / tablet with dual 11.6-inch and 13.3-inch displays (update: hands-on photos and video)

• ViewSonic VCD22 22-inch Android Smart Display hands-on (video)

• A closer look at the Gigabyte X11, the world's 'lightest' Ultrabook

• Acer introduces Windows 8 all-in-one U Series at Computex 2012 (update: hands-on video)

• Acer unveils 11.6-inch Iconia W700, 10.1-inch W510 Windows 8 tablets (update: hands-on)

• Acer announces Aspire S7 Ultrabook series with 11.6- and 13.3-inch touchscreens (update: hands-on!)

• Joystiq goes hands-on with Razer's Naga Hex mouse

• Sony Xperia P review: a solid, mid-sized smartphone waiting for Android 4.0

• Corsair Force GT SSDs put through their paces, have graphs to prove it

• iTwin for Mac: Secure file sharing that's more confusing than coherent

• Huawei Ascend P1 review

• Raspberry Pi impressions: the $35 Linux computer and tinker toy

Robotics (17)

• Carnegie Mellon researchers develop robot that takes inventory, helps you find aisle four

• FishPi sets course for the open sea, captained by a Raspberry Pi

• US Army breaking up with A160 Hummingbird drone-copter, says it's too high maintenance

• Samsung files patents for robot that mimics human walking and breathing, ratchets up the creepy factor

• ESA team builds self-piloting rover in six months, tests it in Chilean desert

• WobbleWorks: flapping ears and robotic dinosaur dreams

• Robot with tactile sensor is better at identifying materials than you are (but only wants to help)

• Roomba 790's Wireless Command Center lets you obliterate dirt from afar

• US military looking to create a 'universal remote' for drone fleets

• Intel designs neuromorphic chip concept, our android clones are one step closer

• Northrop Grumman Unveils US Navy's MQ-4C BAMS Triton unmanned aircraft

• Project Hexapod: eyes-on with Gimpy, the (half-scale) giant robot leg

• iCRAFT robotic feeding arm (eyes-on)

• Attack of the drones: US Navy picks Linux for its unmanned VTOL aircraft control system

• Boeing Phantom Eye takes first flight towards unmanned marathon espionage (video)

• Toshiba's ApriPetit portable robotic interface solves household problems, melts your heart

• Georgia Tech develops poultry deboning robot / chicken nightmare machine

Samsung (19)

• Samsung brings out WB100 camera with 26x lens for zoom-loving Brits

• Samsung: Galaxy S III sales expected to total 10 million by July

• Moving from Cupertino to Mountain View? Samsung's here to help (update: UK only)

• Samsung warns Italians that Kobo is leaving the Readers Hub, teases 'new and improved' e-book service

• Samsung coughs up source code for AT&T and T-Mobile Galaxy S IIIs

• Samsung's new CEO promises 'particular focus' on software, UI and design

• Samsung files a patent for a capacitive stylus with NFC and headset, your next C-Pen may get talkative

• Samsung's spoiler-police reveal how it kept the Galaxy S III a surprise

• Samsung says Facebook project rumor 'groundless'

• Samsung aiming for complete mobile domination with rumored Facebook competitor

• Editorial: The Galaxy S III in the US is giving Samsung a backbone

• Samsung sues Australian patent office to force judicial review of Apple patents (Update: Samsung clarifies)

• Samsung appoints components boss Kwon Oh-hyun as new CEO

• Samsung ready to invest in next-gen chip production: here comes 20nm and even 14nm

• Samsung Galaxy Mini 2 available now in the UK for tiny hands and the people that have them

• Samsung becomes a Platinum-level Linux Foundation member, open-source gets a Korean accent

• Samsung adds a little Ghost Recon to your 830 series SSD purchase

• Samsung buys Nanoradio, hints at very low-power WiFi in your next Galaxy

• Samsung discusses Galaxy S III design using the language of Magnetic Poetry

Science (40)

• BAE Systems' NAVSOP does positioning without GPS, makes sure the only jammin' going on is yours

• Scientists develop flush-efficient toilet system that can turn waste into energy, sort before it recycles

• University of Tokyo builds a soap bubble 3D screen, guarantees your display stays squeaky clean (video)

• Worms Revolution developer diary gets everything wet

• New system lets you type with your brain using MRIs

• Regenerative medicine pioneer continues changing lives with first successful laryngotracheal implants

• Ubiquitous nanotubes could reboot Edison-era nickel-iron battery technology

• UCLA researchers develop nanoscale microwave oscillators, promise better and cheaper mobile devices

• CCNY, UC Berkeley develop lasers that could rewrite quantum chips, spin those atoms right round

• LIPC weapon combines lasers and lightning, proves soldiers are a bunch of nerds

• Space X successfully test-fires Merlin 1D engine, forgets to buy marshmallows

• The Engadget Show 34: LeVar Burton, weather balloons over Alaska, Northeastern University and ITP

• Negative radiation pressure in light could make some tractor beams real, we're already sucked in

• All-carbon solar cell draws power from near-infrared light, our energy future is literally that much brighter

• University researchers develop AWARE-2 camera, hope it hits the mainstream in five years

• Researchers take nanowire transistors vertical, double up on density

• Layar chief exits CEO spot in favor of print guru, edges closer to augmented reality magazine dreams

• MIT thaumaturges work to turn any windowed room into a camera obscura

• SeaOrbiter to begin construction by year's end, project price tag clocks in at $52.7 million

• Vanishing neutrons could be travelling to a parallel universe

• X-37B finally touches down, completing its not-so-secret classified mission (video)

• Inhabitat's Week in Green: solar supertrees, pee-powered plasma and a bug-eyed mantis shrimp with a serious right hook

• Stanford engineers find work around for barriers to carbon nanotube computers

• Engadget Primed: why nanometers matter (and why they often don't)

• Insert Coin: Atlas human-powered helicopter gunning for elusive Sikorsky prize (video)

• Sharp Labs Europe develops portable microfluidic chip that completes blood tests in minutes

• MIT engineers develop glucose-based fuel cell to be used in neural implants

• Linus Torvalds shares Millennium Technology Prize with pioneering stem cell scientist

• Inhabitat's Week In Green: cities in the sky, a cloned Chinese village and a few green DIY Father's Day projects

• Prototype color e-paper skips on filter, cranks up vividness

• CERN admits faulty kit to blame for speedy neutrinos, says it's all relative

• UCSB engineers proteins that make silicon, leads hipsters to insist on organically-grown computers

• Naval researchers soak up the sun below sea level with special solar cells

• Large Hadron Collider affected by full moon, ocean commiserates

• Solar Impulse completes transcontinental flight, runs out of complimentary peanuts

• Army scientists juice battery voltage, hike life up to 30 percent

• Scientists use bilayer graphene to develop extra-sensitive photodetector

• NASA to study hurricanes with unmanned Global Hawk aircraft starting this year

• Inhabitat's Week in Green: Serpentine Gallery Pavilion, floating eco-resort and a G-POD

• Livermorium and Flerovium take a seat at the Periodic Table

Smartphones (179)

• Panasonic's Eluga V for NTT DoCoMo swings past the FCC

• Android Army: US soldiers to leverage portable battlefield network and smartphones

• HTC teases something 'Incredible' for the US in July, we think a 4G LTE Droid might fit the bill

• Visualized: The iPhone five years after launch

• Jelly Bean port passes the butter to the Galaxy S III, ROM-flashing required

• iPhone 5th anniversary: How I accidentally became an iPhone user

• U.S. Cellular pledges to carry Windows Phone 8 devices in the fall

• Virgin Mobile to carry iPhone from today, Sir Richard does his best Fonz impression

• RIM: QWERTY BlackBerry 10 phone launches in 'close proximity' to its all-touch cousin

• Virgin Mobile to sell prepaid iPhone in retail stores

• HTC One V quietly pops up at Virgin Mobile USA for $200, iPhone tags along for online orders

• National Weather Service to send alerts to smartphones

• Lenovo LePhone K860 surfaces with quad-core Exynos processor, 5-inch screen, and Android 4.0

• LG VS950 hits the FCC with Verizon LTE, looks suspiciously like the Optimus Vu

• Android 4.1 Jelly Bean preview download is live, probably won't work on your Galaxy Nexus -- yet (Update)

• Nokia's 808 PureView will not be sold by major UK carriers, time to save up some pounds

• Sprint Galaxy S III making its way to stores July 1st

• Android Jelly Bean input options include updated keyboard, offline voice dictation

• Project Butter improves Android 4.1's speed to a silky-smooth 60FPS

• Google cuts the price of the Galaxy Nexus HSPA+ to $349, adds Jelly Bean

• Boost Mobile takes BlackBerry Curve 9310 to the US, spices it up with $30 unlimited BBM, voice and text plan

• MediaTek MT6577 helps push dual-core Android 4.0 smartphones under $200 contract-free

• Sprint's share of iPhone sales at big box stores double that at Apple retailers

• Sony Xperia Neo L peels back the covers for FCC

• HTC Connect certifies AV gear for your One series phone, Pioneer lines up

• Huawei pushes Ascend D Quad production to August, pins it on processor hiccups

• Wolfson confirms the Samsung Galaxy S III uses its audio chip

• Cricket prepaid iPhone sales begin today

• Samsung Galaxy Note for T-Mobile pops up in claimed press shots, we try to feign surprise

• iOS 6 Beta 2 available over-the-air

• White Sprint Evo 4G LTE rumors given weight by blurrycam snap

• HTC Droid Incredible 4G LTE may hit Verizon on July 5th

• ICS officially available for AT&T Samsung Galaxy S II beginning tomorrow

• Details emerge of first BlackBerry 10 devices: touchscreen L and QWERTY N-Series

• LG slips out Optimus L3 DualSim for Russia and Ukraine, keeps you in touch with both Kiev and Kursk

• Samsung pegs LTE Galaxy S III for South Korea in July, quad-core quite possibly intact (update: yes!)

• PSA: Sony Xperia Ion lands in US today, yours starting at $50 with two-years of commitment

• Nokia Camera Extras hits Lumia 900 in US and China, offers four new ways to capture candids

• iPhone 4 and 4S now available to purchase outright at Cricket for $399 and $499

• Next iPhone may feature new 19-pin dock connector

• HTC teases voice control and/or dog translator for Sense

• Sony pumps $994 million into building stacked CMOS that lets smartphones record HDR Video

• Droid RAZR and RAZR Maxx Android 4.0 update incoming: roll-out starts June 22 (update: confirmed)

• Sony Xperia Go makes a trip to the FCC, doesn't bring suntan lotion

• Did Sprint just spoil a white HTC EVO 4G LTE?

• Android Jelly Bean revealed as version 4.1 on Galaxy Nexus checkout page

• Editorial: Windows Phone 8 looks good, but can it uproot those entrenched in other ecosystems?

• AT&T says Galaxy S III pre-orders won't land until June 25th, Samsung decides to celebrate anyways

• Huawei brings out Ascend P1 2600 mAh XL for battery junkies, throws in E5151 hotspot

• Sprint Guardian now available, allows parents to limit texting and keep tabs on a kid's location

• Samsung Galaxy S II on AT&T gets Android 4.0, leaves Sprint left to go (update: yes, but...)

• Sprint Galaxy S III won't hit stores tomorrow due to 'overwhelming demand,' pre-orders not affected

• The Engadget interview: Nokia's Kevin Shields talks Windows Phone 8 (video)

• Editorial: Engadget on Windows Phone 8

• Lumia 900 owner vents Windows Phone 8 frustrations, Stephen Elop responds

• Qualcomm: all new Windows Phone 8 devices to be powered by Snapdragon S4 Plus for now

• AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon line up to offer Windows Phone 8 devices

• LG VS930 pops up at the FCC, may be world-roaming Optimus LTE II for Verizon

• Samsung Galaxy S III is hot: bursts into flames and melts through its own casing

• T-Mobile Galaxy S III pricing plans revealed, and they aren't exactly 'cheap'

• Visualized: Nokia Lumia 900 running Windows Phone 7.8 (update: full eyes-on!)

• Windows Phone 8 updates coming over the air, early access to 'registered enthusiasts,' 18 month support program announced

• Windows Phone 8 to start on HTC, Huawei, Nokia and Samsung devices with support for 180 countries

• Microsoft partners with Audible to enhance Windows Phone voice recognition, available for WP 7.5 and up

• Windows Phone 8 will finally deliver in-app purchases

• Windows Phone 8 introduces new Start screen

• Windows Phone 8 to use Nokia map data with built-in turn-by-turn navigation (update: deals too)

• MS teases Windows Phone 8 enterprise features: Company Hub, encryption, secure boot, IT management

• Windows Phone 8 to support multi-core CPUs, HD resolutions, SD cards and NFC

• Samsung Galaxy S III gets SIM unlock option via app

• Nokia Lumia devices now present in 54 markets, 44 percent of Windows Phone apps available in China (updated)

• Nokia Lumia 710 phones on T-Mobile USA should learn to Tango on June 20th

• LG launches 'Quick Voice' on its phones in Korea, goes head to head with S Voice and Siri

• Sprint warns it's a 'little behind' on Samsung Galaxy S III, T-Mobile staggers its launch

• Keepin' it real fake: four SIMs, two memory card slots, one identity crisis

• LG backing off tablets for now, would rather circle smartphone wagons

• Oppo Finder goes up for pre-order, super-slimness can be yours July 1st

• ZTE announces Grand X LTE for Europe and Asia Pacific

• Nokia 808 PureView announced for US, available soon through Amazon at $699 (update)

• HTC Acknowledges One X WiFi bug on Tegra 3 models

• Samsung Galaxy S III gets enterprise-friendly version in the US, wears a Pebble Blue business suit

• CyanogenMod nightlies reach Samsung Galaxy S III, Nature UX critics unite

• LG Optimus L5 to complete the L-style ensemble later this month

• New Motorola slider for Sprint surfaces with Android 4.0, many mysteries

• Nokia hints at June 18th news, may be PureView related instead of Microsoft (Update)

• Russian hacker gets iOS 6 3D maps running on iPhone 4

• Samsung bumps Galaxy S III Canadian launch to June 27th, pins it on 9 million world pre-orders

• iPhone Dev-Team has jailbroken iOS 6 Beta

• Huawei M660 wields portrait keyboard, headed for Cricket Wireless?

• 'Free form' lens over mobile display could improve audio and haptics, says Motorola patent filing

• Nokia Lumia 610 coming to China Unicom, Elop slips details in conference call

• Porsche Design P'9981 BlackBerry screeches into Canada

• Samsung T-Mobile slider flashes Chiclets for Mr. Blurrycam, could be the SGH-T699

• Aftermarket Eyes Free Siri button: Could it be possible?

• AT&T's BYOD effort coming to BlackBerry, iOS and Windows Phone with Toggle 2.0

• Nokia reportedly scraps Meltemi, decides it's Series 40 or bust in basic phones

• Sony's NXT trio sees the light, gets transparent bar notifications via third-party app

• Motorola Atrix 3 'Dinara' powers through the FCC en route to AT&T

• Nokia ships Lumia 900 and Reaction Bluetooth Headset in China

• LG Eclipse may be coming to Sprint and AT&T by Halloween (update: more benchmarks)

• ASUS PadFone gets its first firmware update, minor bugs removed

• Samsung Galaxy S III owners to get free Olympics livestream from Eurosport

• Sony Xperia Ion hits AT&T June 24th for $99 on contract

• Nokia: Microsoft is giving us 'specific support' to compete with Android at even lower prices

• Nokia to acquire Scalado, build a better Lumia (Updated)

• Nokia 808 PureView arrives fashionably late in India, 41MP in tow

• HTC: we won't delve into low-end smartphones in the near future

• CinePro brings a wealth of options to mobile videographers

• ARM vows Mali-450 graphics will liven up mid-range smartphones

• TecTiles: programmable NFC stickers for select members of Samsung's Galaxy

• PSA: Which iOS 6 features can my device run? (update: more iPhone 3GS support)

• HTC confirms One S with 1.7GHz Snapdragon S3 being sold 'in select markets'

• Engadget Giveaway: win a Samsung Galaxy S III (I9300), courtesy of Bubbly!

• Samsung Galaxy S III coming to C Spire 'later this year'

• Samsung Galaxy Note with T-Mobile-ready 3G swings by the FCC (update: demo units?)

• Android 4.0.3 now available for T-Mobile Galaxy S II, get it while it's cold

• Newport Media claims tiniest, lowest-power 802.11n WiFi chip yet, smartphones get a little less thirsty

• Go to school, get a Lumia 900: all incoming Seton Hall University freshmen to receive a Windows Phone

• Sony teases new Xperia phone unveiling within days, wants you to speed it up on Facebook

• Dish Network, Qualcomm team up on Snapdragon S4 chips for hybrid satellite / cellular mobiles

• iOS 6 offers Do Not Disturb feature, adds more Zs to your slumber

• Editorial: What we want to see in iOS 6

• Samsung announces GT-B9120 for Android flip phone fans in China

• Tonino Lamborghini launches 'luxury' phones for low-spec loving Russians with deep pockets

• LG's Optimus 4X HD officially making its way to European locales June 11 (update)

• New Windows Phone store lets you wear your 'I heart WP' on your sleeve

• ComScore: Nearly a quarter of US smartphone owners have tablets, love their video

• China-bound Sony Xperia Neo L with ICS gets handled, holds nothing back

• Dropbox confirms Galaxy S III on AT&T and Verizon won't include 50GB storage

• Droid RAZR HD lands on the bench, shows off Snapdragon S4 in continued striptease

• ZTE Tania waves Windows Phone flag for China, makes official mainland debut

• iOS 6 "officially announced" by new WWDC banners

• Motorola Droid RAZR HD's backside possibly leaked: we hope you like Kevlar

• US Cellular announces Galaxy S III pricing, starts at $200

• Purported Motorola Dinara press shot slips out, carries a whiff of Atrix 3

• Samsung Galaxy S III on SK Telecom mixes 2GB of RAM and quad-core, importers break out credit cards

• Chitika reports that features entice iOS users to update, not security

• Huawei Activa 4G gets your 4G LTE fix on MetroPCS for $149 contract-free

• Sprint's Palm C40: the Pre 2 that never made it

• IDC: Nokia moved just 2.2 million Lumias this winter, but stay tuned

• Sony keeps Xperia upgrade train rolling, brings ICS to Mini Pro

• HTC Desire V makes its European debut with dual-SIM capabilities, keeps your affairs in order

• Dear Aunt TUAW: Can I switch to Virgin Mobile on my iPhone 4?

• Study: 38% of iPhone customers come from RIM, Android

• Virgin Mobile announces iPhone 4, 4S on sale June 29th

• Virgin confirms iPhone 4 and 4S coming June 29th, pricing revealed

• LG starts Optimus LTE Ice Cream Sandwich rollout on two Korean carriers

• HTC One V reaching Telus on June 8th, completes Canadian trifecta

• Haier introduces Zing, a waterproof smartphone with Alibaba's Aliyun OS

• Samsung Galaxy S III coming to China on June 9th, all 'big three' carriers get in on the fun

• Kyocera Rise ascends to heights of FCC acceptance

• Gigabyte outs four dual-SIM Ice Cream Sandwich phones at Computex

• PSA: Get your Samsung Galaxy S III pre-orders right here

• How to fix an iPhone 4 Home button, Sprint or Verizon

• Orange San Diego Medfield phone: a closer look at Computex 2012 (update: video)

• Verizon Galaxy Nexus Android 4.0.4 factory images now available on Google's servers

• AT&T's HTC One X available once again: now up for sale online, coming to retail on June 10th

• LG Display's new five-inch 1080p smartphone display: it's real, and we've got video

• Samsung Galaxy S III to go global on Verizon... at some point

• Virgin Mobile may be next up for pay-as-you-go iPhone parade on July 1st

• Newest version of ultrasn0w unlocks iPhone 4, 3GS on iOS 5.1.1, RedSn0w 0.9.12b1 also released

• AT&T announces Samsung Galaxy S III plans: preorders begin June 6th for $200, will be available in red

• Baidu custom ROM for Nexus S swaps Google's apps for Baidu's own, gets few fans in Mountain View

• Sprint Galaxy S III arrives with Google Wallet on June 21

• US Cellular announces its Galaxy S III plans, pre-orders begin June 12, retail availability in July

• T-Mobile brings Samsung Galaxy S III to stores on June 21st

• Verizon takes Samsung Galaxy S III pre-orders June 6th, starting at $200

• Samsung Galaxy S III coming to AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon Wireless and US Cellular this month

• US Cellular reduces prepaid plan prices, increases costs for new smartphone owners

• Engadget Giveaway: win an HTC One S, courtesy of Bell Canada

• Google: Ice Cream Sandwich now accounts for 7.1 percent of Android user base

• Chipworks, iFixit tear down the Galaxy S III for all to see, spot iPhone 4S' camera sensor hanging around

• ComScore: Android's US share dips ever so slightly, iPhone slowly marching up

• Motorola doesn't think two SIMs are enough, launches Motokey 3-Chip in Brazil

• iCache Geode claims title of first shipping iPhone e-wallet, asks 'who needs NFC?'

• T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S II getting ICS June 11th

• HTC Desire C goes on sale at Three UK

• HTC One S shows up in Taiwan with 1.7GHz Snapdragon S3, speed lovers wail

• Nokia PureView 808 is running 124 hours late, due in India June 5th

Social Media (22)

• Flickr brings in Nokia map data for precise geotagged photos, Instagram shots just got eerily accurate

• Twitter for Windows Phone gets pushy, adds Notifications support

• Instagram adds Photo Page to web: new colors, user comments, not much else

• Facebook to launch "faster" iPhone app in July

• Facebook's Find Friends Nearby feature falls off the map, leaves buddy locating to other social apps

• Facebook's Find Friends Nearby: GPS lets you give nearby mobile users a Friendshake

• Habbo owners bringing chat back, making big changes

• Twitter confirms 'on-going' site issues, millions resort to verbal communication

• Facebook adding 'Like' to Open Graph, will connect the internet in approval

• WRUP: Yes, I have a Twitter now edition

• Habbo chat disabled as another investor pulls out

• Twitter brings expanded news tweets to the web, makes skimming articles all too easy (update: Lytro too)

• ConnecTV officially launches, gives you more ways to bug your buddies

• Habbo accused of harboring predators, CEO fights back

• Tiny fraction of required 270 million Facebook users squeak 'no' to changes

• PSA: Some Meebo services shutting down starting next month

• Twitter post-to-Facebook integration adds photos, tags and links, makes wild nights more regrettable

• Foursquare 5.0 gets a major overhaul

• Facebook brings bigger images and text to its news feed, because size does matter

• Facebook lets advertisers easily buy mobile-only ads, our news feeds feel slightly unclean

• Facebook to experiment with access for under-13s

• PicPlz shutting down permanently on July 3rd, all photos to be deleted pre-fireworks

Space (22)

• NASA's NuSTAR probe snaps first X-ray image of feeding black hole

• Crowd-funded group building asteroid-mapping telescope, saving Earth (video)

• Infrared telescope can pick out the atmosphere on distant planets, smell what the aliens are smelling

• NASA's Seven Minutes of Terror: Curiosity's precarious Mars landing explained (video)

• Inhabitat's Week in Green: Sky City One, remote-controlled light bulbs and the Zero-G Olympic Games

• Chinese astronauts go hands-on, manually dock with orbiting module

• Excalibur Almaz wants to offer the first private trip to the Moon -- provided you've got £100 million

• Hyperspace Beacon: The truth behind the transfers

• China conducts its first crewed spaceship docking, gives east Asia its place in space (updated)

• ArduSat wants to put Arduino satellite, your experiments into orbit

• NASA's black hole-hunting NuSTAR mission launched today

• Plans for European Extremely Large Telescope approved, is indeed extremely large

• NASA opens up Launch Control Center for public tours

• China planning manned mission to its own space station, didn't want to be on the ISS anyway

• WRUP: Ice planet edition

• Visualized: Stunning long-exposure 'star trail' photo taken from the ISS

• Congress, NASA agree to thin out commercial spaceflight partners for 'space taxi' program

• NASA gets two 'Hubble-class' military telescopes, fist-pumps with joy

• One Shots: Orrery is an awesome word

• If you're going to check out the Venus transit try to capture it with your iPhone

• NASA's Robonaut 2 shown pushing buttons, firing lasers on the ISS (video)

• Hubble reveals unavoidable collision between our galaxy and Andromeda

Sports (26)

• Rainbow Moon dev diary talks weapon and item systems

• WHU is Frostheim and why did we recover his cloak?

• 'Pong Tournament' among finalists in Atari Pong development challenge

• Blade & Soul takes over the top spot in Korea, dethroning Diablo III

• The Summoner's Guidebook: Stopping the endless rage in League of Legends

• Must See HDTV (June 18th - 24th)

• Embers of Caerus videos cover player stats and dynamic ecology

• Second Embers of Caerus feature week video introduces Dynamic Events Team

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

• HyCycle electric bike hands-on (video)

• Aeria Games announces Dragon Knights

• Must See HDTV (June 11th - 17th)

• All-hunter 25-man raid downs Omnotron

• Twitter airs first TV spot during NASCAR, implores racing fans to discover the magic of hashtags

• Noctua's noise-canceling PC fan gets tested, drops twenty decibels

• Pokemon Conquest strategically designed to bring in new players

• Project Fedora hits funding goal with one week left

• FIFA 13, FIFA Manager 13 kick out E3 screens, trailer

• StarCraft II: Heart of the Swarm playable at MLG, Wings of Liberty on sale

• Brain wave meter knows what you're thinking, so get your mind out of the gutter (video)

• YouTube will live stream HD Olympics coverage to 64 territories in Asia, Africa

• EA has UFC in a multi-year headlock

• NBA Live coming back this fall

• Humanoid bot created to analyze mechanics of swimming, replace unreliable carbon-based life forms

• Xbox 360 video gets 35 new content providers, 24/7 live ESPN video

• See NCAA 13's Dynasty mode scouting in action

Streaming (47)

• VIZ Media launching subscription-based 'Neon Alley' anime channel on consoles this fall

• BBC introduces Red Button to the internet, thinks they'll be great pals

• Don't worry, you're not the only one: Netflix is currently down, admins hard at work (Update: back up)

• Rdio goes minimalist, tries another redesign on for size

• Government-backed movie streaming service coming to China in Q4, bringing Paramount titles along

• Peel AllPlay TV unites media sources for Android fans, puts them in harmony with Google TV

• Hulu Japan lands HBO content, but don't expect any changes in the US

• Xbox Music said to rival Spotify and iTunes, Microsoft to make a mark in music

• Netflix fires back in UK streaming war, says it has Fox TV shows too, plus Arrested Development

• Sirius XM details GoogleTV app ahead of the I/O party

• Sirius XM gives Google TV a Stern look, plans radio app for this summer

• Congress to hold a hearing tomorrow on the Future of Video

• Vizio's Google TV box emerges as the Co-Star Stream Player, goes up for pre-order in July with OnLive gaming

• Weekly Podcast Roundup: June 18-24, 2012

• Improve your Safari YouTube watching experience

• Lovefilm, Fox UK deal brings more TV shows next month, movie exclusives in 2013

• Netflix goes 'beyond five stars' in a more detailed explanation of recommendations

• Cartoon Network's iPhone and iPad app adds a live TV feed, for authenticated customers

• BBC 'Live Restart' brings pause, rewind and 'start from beginning' to iPlayer live streams

• Spotify for iPhone, iPad update to offer radio feature, more streaming (Update)

• Weekly Podcast Roundup: June 11-17, 2012

• Sony's Google TV-enabled NSZ-GS7 Network Media Player up for pre-order at J&R

• Listen to the Engadget Mobile Podcast, live at 5PM ET with Richard Lai!

• Smashing Pumpkins' Billy Corgan says iTunes, Facebook "killing rock"

• BBC rolls out streaming sports coverage to 3G networks

• So, Tesco buys Peter Gabriel's WE7 music service for $16.7 million

• Time Warner Cable starts rolling out lightly refreshed guide with new color scheme, cloud VOD search

• Redesigned YouTube rolling out to some users, reflects the influence of Google+

• Amazon Prime Instant Video gets MGM Studios movies and TV shows, dances with a few wolves

• Paramount pulls back the curtain on its movie-streaming app for Xbox

• Paramount Movies Ultraviolet app released for Xbox 360

• Netflix app for the Nintendo Wii U, pictured

• Slacker now streaming six ESPN stations, Radio and Deportes amongst them

• Listen to the Engadget Mobile Podcast, live tonight at 11pm ET!

• Weekly Podcast Roundup: June 4-10, 2012

• Disney troubled over early offering of John Carter DVD by Netflix and Redbox

• Deezer starts streaming tunes in 35 Latin America countries, Mexico and Puerto Rico included

• Sky+ rolls out a new HD guide starting today, keeps live, DVR and VOD TV level (video)

• Walmart ad hints at Vudu streaming on Roku players

• Voice control comes to MOG's music streaming service with Ford SYNC AppLink

• Hulu Plus, Netflix, YouTube and Amazon Instant Video coming to the WiiU

• Netflix introduces its own CDN, Open Connect Network, to give ISPs more control

• Weekly Podcast Roundup: May 28-June 3, 2012

• Xbox Music coming with 30 million tracks

• Oprah launching 'Book Club 2.0,' your mom now knows what 'webisode' means

• Roku adds Slacker Radio to app locker, Watchlist now live on Amazon Instant Video

• ITV Player 2.0 adds live streams of the UK broadcaster's TV to iPhone, iPad

Style (1)

• Columbia announces Omni-Freeze ZERO, sports gear that cools you down the hotter you get (video)

Tablets (61)

• Gamestop taking pre-orders for Google's Nexus 7 tablet

• MMObility: Google's Nexus tablet and Dark Legends' update

• HP plans to hold off on building ARM-based Windows tablets, focus on x86 instead

• Splashtop for iPad gets major update: Retina support, easier remote desktopping (update: but at a price)

• GameStop plans to sell Nexus 7, starts taking Android tablet trade-ins

• The Modbook Pro gets official, CEO Andreas Haas talks success in an iPad world

• Nexus 7 early benchmarks: full Tegra 3 performance on the cheap

• Nexus 7 8GB coming to UK mid-July for £159, 16GB version arriving at retailers July 27th for £199

• Nexus 7 guidebook appears on Google Play, teaches you how to blink, manage Google Now cards

• Tennessee drivers can use iPads to quickly renew drivers licenses

• Lenovo begins Ice Cream Sandwich rollout to ThinkPad Tablets stateside

• New child-friendly Vinci Tab II 'M' is smaller, lighter, cheaper

• DC Comics arrive on Nook Tablet, Barnes & Noble lets you watch, zoom the Watchmen

• Ematic unwraps 9.7-inch eGlide Pro X tablet, widens its Android 4.0 horizons in a literal sense

• Judge Koh stops US sales of Galaxy Tab 10.1, puts a smack down on Samsung (updated)

• San Diego school district purchases 26,000 iPads

• NTT DoCoMo unveils the Drive Cradle 02 that turns your tablet into a jumbo GPS

• Google Nexus tablet reportedly shows its pre-rendered face, packing Android 4.1 and a $199 price

• Asus Transformer Pad Infinity shows up at Best Buy, commands $600 price tag, 64GB of storage

• MMObility: What Microsoft Surface means for mobile gaming

• The energy required to charge an iPad

• Kobo eReader Touch Edition packs bags for Japan, books flight for July

• PSA: Acer Iconia Tab A700 shipping now

• Screen Grabs: Continuum scrubs the Acer off an Iconia W500

• Acer Iconia A510 Olympic Tab now on sale in the UK for £349, gold medal not included

• ICS coming to Samsung Galaxy Tabs 10.1, 8.9, 7.7 and 7.0 Plus starting in July

• LeapFrog reveals LeapPad 2 and Leapster GS learning tablets, priced at $70 and $100

• Will Surface tablets use Microsoft's new MagSafe-like power and data connector?

• Engadget Giveaway: win a new iPad (32GB with AT&T), courtesy of Rebtel!

• Rumor: Microsoft, Barnes & Noble to announce tablet with Xbox Live streaming today [Update: B&N says nope]

• Mozilla's 'Junior' iPad browser prototype keeps it simple

• Lenovo's IdeaTab S2110A transforming tablet hits the FCC, doesn't mind the mess

• VTech refreshes its MobiGo and InnoTab lines, keeps things affordable

• Kobo Vox gets Google Play injection for fuller tablet feel

• More slides on Dell's Windows 8 Latitude 10 tablet surface, detail docking station and launch window

• Amazon updates Kindle app for Android with improved tablet support

• Galaxy Note 10.1 up for pre-order on Amazon US: $549 with quad-core CPU in tow (update: pulled)

• Storage Options pads out its budget ICS slate lineup by two

• Acer unveils $450 Iconia Tab A700: 1920 x 1200 display and Tegra 3 under the hood

• MacTech magazine launches on iPad, 2012 e-issues free for WWDC

• iPad prevents seafood restaurant from overcharging

• Visualized: 100 Retina display iPads sit down at the dinner table...

• Siri gets a number of changes, will be coming to third-generation iPad

• Samsung Galaxy Tab 2 7.0 with Verizon LTE hits the FCC

• Nexus 7 tablet will arrive at end of June, says anonymous ASUS source

• The iPad's main competition is the old iPad

• Several airports installing iPads for public use

• Has RIM canceled the 16GB PlayBook? (Update: it has)

• Apple iPad dominates the tablet market in the US, Kindle Fire slips

• Apple must wait for sales injunction against Galaxy Tab 10.1

• Intel: 20-plus Windows 8 tablets with Intel CPUs are in the works

• Samsung teases Series 5 Hybrid PC, a Windows 8 tablet with magnetic keyboard dock and pen support

• Verizon starts delivering Ice Cream Sandwich update to Motorola Xoom 4G owners

• Apple lords over tab market in Q1 2012, Samsung bumps Kindle in scuffle for scraps

• iPads help airline shed two tons of in-flight entertainment gear

• Panasonic Toughpad A1 clashes with FCC, goes the distance

• ASUS outs Tablets 600 and 810, Transformer-like slates running Windows 8

• Tips have Acer, ASUS and Toshiba showing Windows 8 tablets at Computex, color us unsurprised

• Verizon's Motorola Xoom to get ICS upgrade on June 4th

• BlackBerry PlayBook OS 2.1 beta ready for download: better portrait mode and Android app support

• Creative HanZpad hurdles FCC, will deliver ICS and quad-core goodness to China

Technology (214)

• TUAW and MacTech interview: Tumult

• TUAW Origin Stories: Elphi

• TUAW and MacTech interview: VMware

• Tiffen Steadicam Smoothee adds a pro touch to iPhone video

• The tech inside the PlayStation Move Racing Wheel contraption

• iPhone 5th Anniversary: A video retrospective

• Alpha begins for The Repopulation, first day captured on video

• Pentagon starts Phoenix trial to harvest defunct satellites, MacGyver new ones from orbit

• Ideum unveils speedy Platform and Pro multi-touch tables, says PixelSense ain't got nothin' (video)

• Rovio's Amazing Alex hits iOS and Android next month

• Might and Magic: Clash of Heroes coming to iOS and Android

• Recon Instruments defrosts its Android SDK at Google I/O (video)

• Google Compute Engine brings Linux virtual machines 'at Google scale'

• Google puts Chrome on iPhone and iPad (update 2: it's out!)

• Nexus 7 review: the best $200 tablet you can buy

• TomTom opens up MapShare to all 60 million of its GPS units (video)

• Visualized: Kinetisphere takes Nexus Q into another dimension at Google I/O 2012 (video)

• LG Optimus Vu 'Value Pack' Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade on the way in Korea

• Shootmania Storm beta sign-ups end next month, get in now

• Japanese robot trolls humans at rock-paper-scissors, sadly wasn't named the UMADBRO 9000 (video)

• 3DS XL and 3DS screen sizes compared

• WildStar Wednesday showcases group combat

• Nokia Lumia 800 and 710 get Windows Phone 7.5 update, finally get to Tango (updated)

• TUAW TV Live: Attack of the emulators on Retro Mac day

• Google's I/O 2012 keynote is up in video form, in case you missed the skydivers the first time

• Google Earth 7.0 for Android brings new, super-detailed 3D maps for some cities (update: video)

• Google I/O keynote roundup: Project Glass, Nexus 7, Nexus Q and Jelly Bean

• Google Maps offline for Android is available today in version 6.9, also Compass Mode for Street View

• Sergey Brin demos Project Glass onstage at Google I/O (video)

• Google Nexus Q lets Android owners stream media from the cloud, shipping for $299 in mid-July

• Google modifies Maps, YouTube for Nexus 7 tablet (video)

• Google makes the Nexus 7 tablet official: Android 4.1 Jelly Bean and a $199 price (video)

• Google Now revamps search integration in Android 4.1 Jelly Bean

• Google: 400 million Android devices, one million activations a day

• Sprint's 4G LTE coming to five markets July 15th

• Google leaks Nexus Q video and images ahead of I/O keynote

• Google's Nexus 7 tablet outed before I/O 2012 (update: now with specs, price)

• Let's look really closely at Nintendo's Wii U

• Georgia Tech's Shimi robot wants to rock with you all night, rock the night away

• TUAW and MacTech interview: Boinx Software

• Brightcove's concept for an Apple TV

• Nintendo 3DS XL caught on video, gets manhandled abroad

• TUAW and MacTech interview: Aquafadas

• Bad Posture tells you to sit up straight, replaces your mom with an Arduino

• Google's Jelly Bean cup runneth over, kills grass in the process (update: video!)

• Nokia 808 PureView review: the future of mobile imaging, wrapped in the smartphone past

• Native Firefox Android browser adds speed, Flash, HTML5 and a fresh look (hands-on)

• Punch Quest for iOS is serious about punching

• Microsoft accentuates the positive, gives Windows Phone 7.8's new start screen a closer look (video)

• Join the Engadget HD Podcast live on Ustream at 5:30PM ET

• Crayolascope hacks toys into foot-thick 3D display

• Kindle Fire transforms into a Mac Plus and Newton MessagePad

• IK Multimedia iRig MIX review: a mobile mixer built for iDevices

• Sony kicks off an Xperia Ion TV ad campaign for the US, meets your daily explosion quota (video)

• Microsoft job posting hints at Connected Car strategy: Azure, Kinect and WP8

• Keio University's Kinect-based Haptic VR system lets you roll your own face flat (video)

• MIT projection system extends video to peripheral vision, samples footage in real-time

• ASUS' high-end Transformer Pad TF700 is coming to the US next month for $499 and up

• Google TV goes international, Sony NSZ-GS7 set-top box up for preorder in the US and UK

• Stiq Figures, June 11 - 17: Play it loud edition

• Rare video of Woz from 1984 talking about computing, joining Apple and the Mac

• Mobile Miscellany: week of June 18th, 2012

• Go Home Dinosaurs open beta live on Chrome Store

• Google's Turing doodle celebrates his genius, reminds us how dumb we are (video)

• Engadget Podcast 299 - 06.22.2012

• Alan Turing's breakthrough machine gets a loving Lego tribute (video)

• Google Maps Coordinate: keep tabs on your team, dish the work out fairly (video)

• Canon shows how its Mixed Reality makes virtually anything look real (video)

• Radiolab releases Android, iOS app, invites you to join the sound collage

• Next 3DMark teased, who says benchmarks don't need trailers? (video)

• DevJuice: Test Studio for iOS

• INSTEON says apps are better than switches with networked LED bulbs

• Launch Center Pro a very useful utility for iPhone

• Drobo announces Thunderbolt-enabled storage devices

• Video: Surface intro and iPad intro compared

• Sony Xperia S (finally) gets its own Android 4.0 update (video)

• United Nations launches My Life as a Refugee Android app (video)

• Augmented reality browser Junaio offers less 'clunky' apps, new API for developers (video)

• Dear Aunt TUAW: Should my Thunderbolt port be doing that?

• Dolphin launches Engine browser beta, claims it's got what it takes to be number one in speed stakes

• Samsung Galaxy Player 4.2 review: Android media player that needs more of a voice

• Gmail.com addresses being rolled out in Germany, 'oogle' deemed too inefficient (video)

• Japanese research group concocts 3D restoration magic from regular photos (video)

• Samsung Galaxy S III review shootout: AT&T vs. Sprint

• Okami HD to paint a picture on PS3 this fall

• NICT's Daedalus creates beautiful 3D visuals to map out nasty cyber attacks (video)

• BlackBerry 10 hands-on (video)

• Ocarina 2 arrives on iOS

• Custom themes arrive in Gmail, your mood thanks you for caring (video)

• Gooseberry Android board plans to sate those still waiting on a Raspberry Pi (video)

• Square lets merchants offer first visit deals, reward regulars with digital punch cards (video)

• Unity 4.0 game engine adds Linux support, Mecanim animation, Flash and DirectX 11 (video)

• IBM's water-cooled supercomputer saves energy and helps with your heating bill (video)

• Microsoft pilfers Surface name from its smart table, now called the PixelSense (video)

• Tomy BattroBorg 20 throws motion-controlled punches, rocks 'em and socks 'em Wii-style (video)

• Microsoft Surface tablets: the differences between Windows RT and Windows 8 Pro models

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

• Microsoft announces Surface tablet at Los Angeles event

• Microsoft reveals its own Windows 8 tablet: meet the new Surface for Windows RT

• NEC LifeTouch L unveiled: Android 4.0 tablet keeps it thin and light (video)

• Infinitec updates Pocket TV to 1GB RAM, settles on final design and reaffirms October shipments

• Toshiba Excite 7.7 review

• NUads video demonstrates how your Kinect will get you to watch TV ads

• MacTech and TUAW talk WWDC

• Old reel-to-reel tape played back with Square reader on iPod touch

• Sharp teams up with design company for new Feel UX Android skin (video)

• Nissan says Leaf charger will start powering homes in July, details new battery (video)

• Linus Torvalds: 'NVIDIA is the worst we've ever dealt with' (video)

• 'Ground Branch' aims to revive the tactical military shooter

• i-SODOG robot unveiled, dares you to resist its LED-puppy dog eyes

• FlyNano proto takes to the air, final model will soar mainly with electrons (video)

• Alleged Xbox 720 document leak resurfaces, stirs rumors of Kinect 2, native 3D, AR glasses

• Starhawk 'Uplink' companion app now available for iOS, Android

• AirBurr micro air vehicle can self-right, take off again (video)

• Toshiba's Windows 8 RT laptop gets demoed by TI (video)

• Insert Coin: Deeper Smart sonar Fishfinder for Android and iOS

• Microsoft will roll out Kinect-enabled NUads on Xbox 360 this fall (video)

• Perfect World International's latest Imperial Fury trailer released

• Vizio details its first laptops: two thin-and-lights and a mainstream 15-incher, on pre-order for $898 and up

• Ratchet and Clank Trilogy brings HD lombaxes to Europe starting June 27

• Nokia Reaction Bluetooth headset slips out: 'acoustic' design packs ear detection, noise reduction (video)

• Condition One immerses iPads and iPhones in 180-degree video, shakes up dreary apps (video)

• Developer teases iOS apps running on BlackBerry PlayBook, stops short of releasing the software (video)

• Apple MacBook Pro with Retina display review (mid 2012)

• Firaxis takes a walk through time with Civ 5's Gods and Kings expansion trailer

• Apple airs new Retina MacBook Pro commercial

• Sony outs Xperia Ion HSPA for poor 4G-lacking citizens (video)

• Sony Xperia tipo dual shares SIMs, still fits in tiny pockets

• Sony Xperia miro unveiled ahead of time, light on details

• Tesla gives Model S Signature drivers a year of free data, reveals their cars' true colors (video)

• Verizon Wireless announces Share Everything family plans

• ASUS PadFone review

• Hands on: Nyko Free Fighter arcade stick (plus bonus Nyko booth gadgets)

• Samsung Galaxy S III accessories shown on video, that C-Pen never felt closer (video)

• TUAW TV Live: WWDC Keynote Aftershock Edition

• No tower defense in Assassin's Creed 3, thank you very much

• TUAW TV Live pre-keynote community chat

• The Apple store is down for Keynote Monday

• Keio University democratizes facial recognition technology for Avatars everywhere (video)

• SmartKey TV HDMI dongle gives ICS brains to any boob tube (updated)

• mophie juice pack reserve puts power in your pocket

• Mobile Miscellany: week of June 4th, 2012

• AIAIAI takes its TMA-1 headphones out from the DJ box, into the Studio (video)

• Galaxy S III changes pin layout, incompatible with previous MHL adapters

• Engineer makes light-up business cards with 555 timer, proves PCB skills

• Expect SmartGlass support in every Microsoft Studios game going forward

• Linux lands on Android 4.0-toting MK802 mini PC

• The Omni Group releases OmniPlan for iPad

• DIY cyborg appendage is less exciting than it sounds (video)

• Google promises 3D map imagery for iOS

• Daily iPad App: Algoriddim's vjay brings real-time video mixing to the iPad

• Rumored next-generation iPhone casing gets handled, compared to predecessor (video)

• Splashtop's Win8 Metro Testbed comes to Android slates, keeps everyone happy

• NEC's Gaziru takes image recognition to the cloud, looks a lot like Goggles (video)

• Engadget goes hands-on with Wii U's Pro Controller

• SoftKinetic's motion sensor tracks your hands and fingers, fits in them too (video)

• Watch Dogs coming to Xbox 360 and PS3 'for sure,' producer says

• Task: Clear ripoff on steroids

• Tactus Technology prototype Android tablet shows off shapeshifting screen at SID 2012 (video)

• Urban Airship and TUAW want to give you a ride on a real airship

• Google Earth utilized by HALO Trust to clear minefields in Cambodia, Angola

• Google Maps, Earth take on full 3D imagery

• Bring animated GIFs to life with fun and clever Echograph

• Konka tries to differentiate with familiar-looking Kanzi 3D UI

• Qualcomm's Snapdragon S4 keeps it cool, refuses to cook your breakfast (video)

• Nokia introduces Asha Touch range of keypad-free feature phones (video)

• Layar Creator sees an interactive future for print media via augmented reality (video)

• Razer unveils Artemis prototype controller for MechWarrior Online, we go eyes-on

• Tesla delivers first Model S a little early, EVs take a big step forward (update: video!)

• Nuance's Dragon ID voice login could leap from Android to iOS

• Nintendo: two Wii U Gamepads will work on one system (update 2: but at a cost - and now with video)

• GoPro's WiFi BacPac and Remote available for helmets and wrists everywhere (video)

• AT&T officially acknowledges Samsung Exhilarate's existence, will be available on June 10th for $50

• Apple II torn down, restored to glory

• NTT DoCoMo's augmented 3D chat system lets you have your virtual cake

• CyanogenMod's new mascot, Cid, gets his own start-up animation

• XCOM: Enemy Unknown prepares for 'Last Stand'

• E3 2012: DUST 514 announces Home Space, Vita companion app

• PSOne Classics coming to Vita

• Join us in watching Sony's E3 2012 press conference, right here

• Apple II Plus gets torn asunder and restored in this modern teardown (video)

• Xbox SmartGlass: did Microsoft just render the Wii U controller obsolete?

• Samsung Galaxy Note 10.1 caught on camera with S-pen slot, quad-core CPU (video)

• Crysis 3 release window narrowed to February 2013

• Battlefield 3 Premium's trailer returns, won't be pulled this time

• Live from EA's E3 2012 press conference: 'The Download' [update: it's over!]

• Join the Engadget HD Podcast live on Ustream at 5:30PM ET

• Nike allies with Xbox 360 for Nike+ Kinect Training: real-time feedback, training reminders through your phone

• Microsoft's SmartGlass gets official: app brings AirPlay-esque streams to Android, iOS and Windows Phone

• Microsoft announces Xbox Music, coming to 360, PCs, tablets and phones

• A different shade of Galaxy S III spotted in Germany (video)

• Tower iPhone dock discourages late-night iPhone use

• Denon teases new SC2900 DJ controller and media player, hopes to get heads spinning (video)

• Corning unveils slim, flexible Willow Glass (video)

• The Theory uses tiny MicroVision projector to concoct even tinier police chase (video)

• QR codes get gussied up in 'Beautiful Traps,' become art (video)

• Vodafone's recharging truck returns for the 2012 festival season, wants to scan your hand

• Carmageddon cruising to iOS, Android this summer

• Nintendo's pre-E3 press conference video is now available -- relive the magic again and again

• Wii U unlocks the key to the Miiverse, Nintendo promises mobile integration to come

• Catch up on Nintendo's pre-E3 Wii U brief from Satoru Iwata right here

• Nintendo teases Wii U Pro Controller, black Wii U hardware (update: video)

• Nintendo shows final Wii U Gamepad, TV remote app (update: video)

• Look at the WiiPad all grown up

• Watch Nintendo's pre-E3 Wii U briefing right here

• Canonical tag teams with Humble, wraps up Indie Bundle installation with bow (video)

• Papo & Yo gets a suit and a new trailer for E3

• HUBO 2 has articulated hands, can walk 2 km on a charge: yours for $400k

• Sony intros Pulse Wireless Stereo Headset Elite Edition, lets your non-PlayStation gear feel the bass (video)

• ITU lays out recommendations on 3DTV, Ultra High Definition TV standards (video)

• A hands-on reconsideration of the Newton

• Google to flag 'censored' searches for Chinese users (video)

• PSP gets its own homebrew online gaming network, outweighs Sony's own efforts (video)

• Mouth-based bling MP3 player puts your tunes on retainer

Tomorrow (2)

• Today's old car junk is tomorrow's video game controller

• Wink If You've Seen the Future

TV & Movies (26)

• Verizon FiOS TV finally set to enforce CableCARD restrictions

• The Queue: Aliens

• Now Playing: June 25 - July 1, 2012

• DirecTV quietly shifts n3D channel from 24/7 to part-time broadcasts

• One Shots: This old house

• UK 2012 Olympics Super Hi-Vision tickets are available, grab a seat for some Ultra HDTV

• Previously on MV TV: The week of June 16th

• Storyboard: Dark past of infinite darkness

• Dreamworks is making the Need for Speed movie

• Friends: The Complete Series Blu-ray set arrives November 13th for just under three bills

• Man of Steel? Dark Knight? Transmogrifying DC's greatest superheroes

• Conan O'Brien takes Skyrim to SkyMall, digs deep into UFC

• Phoenix Wright movie comes to DVD and Blu-Ray in Japan this August

• Previously on MV TV: The week of June 9th

• Draw Something game show pilot coming to CBS

• The Engadget Show returns Friday, June 22nd -- get tickets to the taping!

• Report: Ubisoft in talks with Warner Bros., Paramount on Splinter Cell movie deal

• Now Playing: June 11-17, 2012

• Previously on MV TV: The week of June 2nd

• NHK lays out Olympic broadcast plans, Super Hi-Vision test viewing locations in Japan

• Wonder Twin Powers, Activate! More superhero transmogrification

• Dolby reveals Atmos launch locations, invites you to come and 'see' the sound

• TUAW TV Live at 5 PM: Megs and Steve show reboot

• Matthew Modine, Josh Gad join Ashton Kutcher in Steve Jobs movie

• Must See HDTV (June 4th - 10th)

• Previously on MV TV: The week of May 26th

Wearables (14)

• Pebble smartwatch outs SDK preview at Google I/O, gives developers a kickstart on apps

• Sony Smart Wireless Headset pro hits retail with $150 price in tow

• Nike+ FuelBand adds support for Path app

• Nike+ FuelBand iOS app updated to run along your Path, sync in the background

• PLX's XWave Sport gives brainwave interfaces a casual look, triggers '80s flashbacks

• Ringbow Kickstarter project puts a D-pad on your finger

• Ringbow hits Kickstarter, promises directional pad-assisted touch gaming

• Sony patent filing for glasses would share data face to face, carry more than a hint of Project Glass

• Canon overhauls Mixed Reality platform with new head-mounted display

• Harman Kardon trots out five iPhone-matching headsets, keeps you in high Apple fashion

• Nike+ Basketball and Training slamdunk the FCC, jog one step closer towards availability

• Sony SmartWatch and accessories pop up at Verizon Wireless

• Motorola MOTOACTV update adds Twitter and Facebook to keep you company during marathons

• Ultimate Ears Personal Reference Monitors offer custom tuning, look great with your smoking jacket

Xbox (67)

• Trends Microsoft should keep in mind for the next Xbox console

• Set your sights on Halo 4 multiplayer map 'Longbow'

• Trine 2 half off for XBLA Gold Members through July 2

• Kinect's Haunt free on XBLA through July 2

• Skyrim: Dawnguard available now on Xbox 360

• $99 Xbox 360 with two-year contract now at GameStop, Best Buy

• Fez patch pulled by Microsoft

• It's not your Datel controller, it's your Xbox 360

• Datel wireless controllers borked by Xbox 360 update, patch coming soon

• Penny Arcade's XBLIG game delayed on the precipice of release

• Master Chief and his cryotube toy set

• Xbox Live Rewards to (somehow) tie into Achievements this Fall [Update: MS statement added]

• Sonic Adventure 2 spotted on Xbox.com

• XBLA Summer of Arcade 2012 detailed, Tony Hawk kickflips it off on July 18

• Holy Xbox! LEGO Batman 2 demo now available on Live

• Modern Warfare 3 Elite Premium getting Spec Ops mission, three Faceoff maps tomorrow on 360 [update]

• Rumor: 'Xbox 720' doc spills details on Kinect 2, 2013 launch, AR glasses

• Minecraft XBLA update coming tomorrow

• Xbox Live's Games on Demand has these games on sale next week

• D3 publishing Pid on XBLA [update]

• My Xbox Live update for iPhone brings direct remote control, Android users join the party too

• Xbox spring system update headed to some this week, everyone next week

• XBLA's Happy Wars attempts to bridge East and West with adorable melees

• Xbox 360 spring update rolling out to some now, everyone else next week

• Mad Catz partnering with Microsoft Studios for Halo 4-branded headsets

• Fame is always just over the Forza Horizon

• 'We basically inspire each other:' People Can Fly and Epic on teaming up for Gears of War: Judgment

• 'You're going to die a fair amount:' Bleszinski on Gears of War: Judgment's S3 system

• Crytek's Ryse still in the works, Kinect will be 'part of it'

• Halo 4's Spartan Ops content could span more than one season

• Microsoft's Marc Whitten: SmartGlass is the 'enabling technology' of IE on Xbox 360

• Forza Horizon to feature voice-activated Kinect GPS

• Microsoft's Xbox 360 E3 keynote video is now available for replays online

• Halo 4 takes us on a tour of the UNSC Infinity

• $99 Xbox 360 and Kinect bundle rolling out to Best Buy and GameStop this month

• $99 Xbox 360 with contract coming to more retailers later this month

• Dance Central 3 shows off moves in stills

• Minecraft XBLA sales surpass 2 million copies

• Ben Heck makes Super Glove mod for Kinect, takes strain out of gestures (video)

• Joystiq and Engadget go live post-Xbox conference [Update: It's over, but you can still watch it!]

• Engadget and Joystiq broadcasting live at E3 - Microsoft

• Halo 4 gameplay demo reveals Forerunner weapons, new enemies

• Joystiq live from Microsoft's E3 2012 press conference [update: it's over!]

• Call of Duty: Black Ops 2 will continue DLC exclusivity on Xbox

• Dance Central 3 announced with a fall launch date [Update: Trailer added!]

• South Park: The Stick of Truth is coming March 5, no lie [Update: Kinect integration, DLC first on Xbox Live]

• Resident Evil 6 DLC to hit Xbox 360 first [Update: Trailer added!]

• 'Matter' for Kinect announced, coming in 2013, Gore Verbinski involved [update: trailer]

• Tomb Raider's first piece of DLC exclusive on Xbox 360

• Internet Explorer coming to Xbox 360 this year, Kinect / voice integration and all

• Microsoft enhances Xbox Live Bing Search with genre navigation, extends support to 12 additional countries

• Nike teams up with Xbox for Nike+ Kinect Training [Update: Trailer added!]

• Xbox adding Nickelodeon, Paramount, Machinima, Univision, NHL and more ESPN [update: full list of new apps]

• Gears of War: Judgment out in 2013 [Update: Trailer added!]

• Madden 13 and FIFA 13 becoming 'better with Kinect'

• Microsoft: Xbox is now the top-selling console worldwide

• Live from Microsoft's E3 2012 keynote!

• Engadget and Joystiq's pre-event broadcast from E3 - Microsoft

• Watch the Microsoft E3 press conference right here [update: it's over!]

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