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Accessories (23)

• These wireless bone-conducting headphones let you listen while you listen

• Apogee ONE: An audio interface and microphone for Mac and iOS

• Nobody would bother stealing your iPhone if you had this case

• Wink wants to simplify the smart home with a universal app and $80 hub

• Create a playful cabling system with Legos and Sugru

• Adonit's latest Jot Touch stylus works with Adobe's cloud software

• Engadget giveaway: win a Cloud Frame and 1TB of storage courtesy of nixplay!

• Logitech's universal remotes can now control your Sonos speakers

• Bracketron Xventure Xolar 3000: Power your iPhone with the sun

• HP's Leap Motion keyboard to be sold separately for $99

• Laptops to get maglev keyboards that reduce their thickness

• When a meme goes too far, someone makes a Hodor keyboard

• Mad Catz Ultra Street Fighter 4 stick to feature PS3/PS4 toggle

• New Kinect for Windows is now available for pre-order, costs $199

• Junglecat iPhone controller and other news for June 4, 2014

• ASUS shows off a 14-inch USB touchscreen monitor

• ASUS' new external Blu-ray drive does 7.1 audio at a fair price

• Open your beer with your iPhone? There's a case for that

• Acer shows off the first 4K monitor with NVIDIA's stutter-reducing G-Sync tech

• ASUS introduces us to the 'world's largest' curved LED monitor

• Engadget giveaway: win a pair of Bose QuietComfort headphones courtesy of Amazon!

• Panasonic Link-to-Cell Docking Station for iPhone

• Here's a semi-professional 32-inch 4K monitor from ASUS

AI (6)

• The Associated Press welcomes its robot journalist overlords

• Banking apps may be getting their own virtual assistants soon

• FBI testing face recognition for finding suspects

• Supercomputer passes the Turing test by mimicking a teenager (update: reasons to be cautious)

• IBM's Watt-sun: great at solar forecasts, useless at Jeopardy

• Engadget Daily: inside the mind of Cortana, a desk/PC hybrid and more!

Amazon (19)

• Amazon now lets Londoners pick up packages from Tube station lockers

• Amazon CEO scribbles on customer's iPhone after Fire phone event

• Amazon and Warner Bros. reach truce over movie pricing

• The Fire phone is Amazon's ultimate hardware weapon

• Amazon's Fire has a multi-perspective display that moves with you

• Amazon gets into the cell business with the Fire Phone [Update: Price, pre-orders]

• Amazon's Firefly recognizes everything you see and hear, then lets you buy it

• Amazon's Fire phone will come with free, unlimited cloud storage for photos

• Amazon announces the Fire, its first-ever smartphone

• Live from Amazon's phone announcement in Seattle!

• Tune in to our liveblog of Amazon's phone announcement tomorrow!

• Amazon's smartphone is an AT&T exclusive, says The Wall Street Journal

• Engadget Daily: Amazon Prime Music, getting sweaty with Sony's VR headset and more!

• What you need to know about Amazon Prime Music

• Amazon launches free streaming music service for Prime members

• Amazon stops taking movie pre-orders in pricing battle with Warner Bros.

• Amazon's reportedly working on a service that connects you with local businesses

• Amazon's updated Kindle apps let you seamlessly switch between text and audiobooks

• Amazon takes on PayPal with subscription-based payments

Apple (146)

• Apple brings official iPhone trade-in to Italy

• Tim Cook and Lisa Jackson help Apple celebrate LGBT Pride Parade in San Francisco

• Apple now routinely updating Maps with user corrections

• Apple releases OS X 10.9.4, iOS 7.1.2, and Apple TV update

• iTunes U on iPad will let teachers create courses and take your questions

• Apple emojis are best in class, and some were designed in less than 30 minutes

• New iPhone ad touts parenting features of iPhone

• Caturday: Pepper approves of iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite

• Apple puts Aperture out to pasture, moving users to new Photos app

• Apple ceases development of Aperture

• Apple adds "Best new Game Updates" section to the App Store

• Apple hires Alex Hsieh from Atlas Wearables

• (RED) thanks Apple for contributions; claims Bono's "jokes" taken out of context

• Apple adds new $199 16 GB iPod Touch, cuts prices on 32/64 GB models

• Apple drops iPod touch prices, adds a dash of color and iSight camera to 16GB model

• EU regulators to decide on Apple's Beats acquisition by late July

• On Apple and privacy protection

• Angela Ahrendts discusses her transition to Apple

• The loneliest iMac

• iWork for iCloud now picks up exactly where you left off

• Kanye West on Steve Jobs' influence and how Beats will help Apple

• Bono criticizes Apple for lack of Product RED promotion

• Ask TUAW Live is on the air at 5 PM ET today!

• Job listings point to Apple expanding the number of Siri supported languages

• The TUAW Daily Update Podcast for June 23, 2014

• Apple to open Prague retail shop

• How The Weather Channel supplanted Yahoo as the source of weather data in iOS 8

• Judge has reservations about Apple's settlement in anti-poaching suit

• An early look at Siri and HomeKit

• New Apple patent brings insane concept videos one tiny step closer to reality

• Apple helps T-Mobile Test Drive program

• Developer uncovers Maps "Flyover city tours" in iOS 8 beta

• Apple's success begets success

• The TUAW Daily Update Podcast for June 18, 2014

• With the introduction of HomeKit and the Honeywell Lyric, a Nest acquisition by Apple would have been foolish

• iOS 8 Safari can block ads from automatically redirecting to the App Store

• Apple drops price of Apple TV in Europe and other news for June 18, 2014

• Apple TV price slashed to £79 in the UK

• Apple unveils a lower-cost iMac starting at $1,099

• Apple adds affordable $1099 model to its iMac lineup

• Remember when OS X came in a box... and you had to pay for it?

• When Apple in 2000 quickly shifted its focus to music

• The iPad mini finally gets its own MFi game controller

• Apple settles ebooks price-fixing claim and other news for June 17, 2014

• Jony Ive talks new materials and Tim Cook's involvement in the creative process

• The TUAW Daily Update Podcast for June 16, 2014

• The 80s Apple desk you used to dream of

• The new Handoff feature in iOS 8 and OS X Yosemite in action

• Apple adds "Send Last Location" feature to "Find My iPhone"

• Jony Ive on the Steve Jobs to Tim Cook transition: "Honestly, I don't think anything's changed"

• The TUAW Daily Update Podcast for June 13, 2014

• Apple patents Smart Cover with built-in display

• Apple to replace European iPhone chargers

• Apple SVP of Retail attends Omotesando Apple Store opening

• Apple swapping older European iPhone chargers due to overheating risk

• Tim Cook and Eddy Cue are big fans of the latest "Beats by Dre" commercial

• New aerial shots show progress on Apple's "spaceship"

• Apple video shows off Tokyo Apple Store and more news for June 12, 2014

• WWDC Finds: Slopes

• One-time tax holiday for Apple's overseas cash gains traction in D.C.

• Apple aiming to bolster in-house advertising team to 1,000 employees, report claims

• FDA details 2013 meeting with Apple

• Europe opens investigation into Apple's tax deals

• Apple is becoming an increasingly major player in enterprise

• Apple adds ESPN Radio, local NPR to iTunes Radio

• If graphene is the next big thing, is Apple already way behind?

• The danger of using bogus IDC marketshare predictions to declare "Apple is losing to Android"

• Mac 101: How to disable that annoying volume noise

• Apple starts banning apps that reward video views and social sharing

• Apple isn't going to abandon the 3.5mm headphone jack

• The TUAW Daily Update Podcast for June 9, 2014

• Forbes says AAPL is down 85%, isn't quite sure how stock splits work

• A closer look at the new trash can and dock UI in OS X Yosemite

• WWDC 2014 session videos available online

• Apple stock split, an acquisition, missing Maps, and more news for June 9, 2014

• Meet the company that is dangerously close to collecting 1% of Apple's iPhone and iPad revenue

• Apple's Beats acquisition may prove to be a huge money maker

• Rumor Roundup: Post-WWDC rumor retrospective

• Talkcast tonight, 7pm PT/10pm ET: WWDC Wrapup Edition

• Swift file icons pay homage to Apple's "Here's to the crazy ones..." text

• Apple reportedly snaps up social maps app Spotsetter

• Humor: WWDC supercut shows you everything is awesome

• "Apple is looking old and stale"

• Apple promises $2M to help Bay Area host Super Bowl 50 and more news from June 6, 2014

• Apple managers reportedly ignored Spotify, even as engineers preferred it over iTunes

• Looking at Swift and what Steve Jobs said about increasing programmer productivity

• Which iPod is your all-time favorite?

• Apple bringing indoor positioning to iOS 8 with M7 motion processor

• Apple rolls out new fitness-centric iPhone ad titled "Strength"

• Apple looking to take more of its TV advertising in-house

• After 14 years, the "Preview Kid" on OS X's Preview icon is no more

• Apple to bring peer-to-peer AirPlay to Apple TV with iOS 8

• Apple's Swift programming language has been in the works for 4 years

• TUAW TV Live: More revelations from WWDC 2014 (Updated)

• Move aside Yahoo, iOS 8 weather data to be supplied by The Weather Channel

• Apple's new Lightning spec allows for smarter, better-sounding headphones

• Apple's WWDC 2014 keynote was the most exciting in years

• Apple picks Bing over Google to power Spotlight search on OS X Yosemite and iOS 8

• How we react during every major Apple announcement

• Engadget Daily: new features in iOS 8, Apple invades the connected home, and more!

• Apple: Putting doctors, trainers and nutritionists in your pocket

• Glympse not rattled by Apple adding location sharing features in iOS

• OS X Yosemite enables Lightning video capture of iOS 8 devices

• The Mac's Finder icon gets its first real facelift with OS X Yosemite

• Apple addresses virtual currency and other news for June 3, 2014

• Mac 101: How to add custom artwork to your iTunes songs and movies

• Apple attempts to conquer the connected home

• Engadget Daily: Apple announces OS X Yosemite, iOS 8 and more!

• Apple announces 2014 Apple Design Award winners

• The Swift Programming Language manual available on iBookstore

• Apple posts WWDC 2014 keynote online

• Apple expands Touch ID functionality in iOS 8

• Apple's awesome iOS Camera feature they didn't mention on stage

• Apple's Swift is a new programming language with a focus on speed and ease of use

• WWDC 2014: Siri's upcoming update means she's always listening

• WWDC 2014: HealthKit unveiled as a major part of iOS 8

• Apple will let you log into other apps with Touch ID

• Siri in iOS 8 will let you identify songs and buy from iTunes

• Apple's smart home initiative is called HomeKit

• Apple will finally support third-party keyboards in iOS 8

• Apple's iOS 8 supports widgets in Notification Center

• Family Sharing on iOS spreads photos, purchases and more amongst relatives

• WWDC 2014: Apple announces iOS 8

• Apple's Health app for iOS 8 collects your vitals from Nike and more (update)

• Apple improves iOS OS X integration with iMessage, Hotspot, and sharing upgrades

• OS X Yosemite will let you answer calls to your iPhone from your Mac

• Tim Cook drops huge sales numbers, takes jab at Android

• Apple reveals iOS 8 at WWDC, available for free this fall

• OS X Yosemite will be available for free this fall

• Apple revamps Safari with new UI, power-saving features

• Apple announces iCloud Drive

• WWDC 2014: Apple announces OS X 10.10 Yosemite

• Apple takes on Dropbox with iCloud Drive

• WWDC 2014: Tim Cook highlights developer numbers

• WWDC 2014: OS X by the numbers

• OS X Yosemite: Apple's latest desktop OS works even better with your iPhone

• Apple's WWDC 2014 in numbers: 40 million on Mavericks, 800 million iOS devices and billions of apps

• Apple's WWDC 2014 liveblog!

• WWDC 2014: TUAW staff predicts keynote announcements

• Apple's WWDC 2014 keynote will be streamed live on Safari and Apple TV

• What do you want Apple to announce today?

• Apple adds WWDC channel to Apple TV ahead of keynote

• Rumor Roundup: Pre-WWDC jitters

• WWDC's "Stump the Experts" shows who the real Apple trivia experts are

• TUAW/MacTech teaming up, devs tell us about WWDC

• Last week's popular and featured articles on TUAW you don't want to miss

Apps (146)

• Today in the App Store -- the best free apps, new apps and app updates

• Free Jackery app provides iPhone battery insights

• Five apps to make your Fourth of July fabulous

• New iOS emoji might include a Middle Finger and a "Man In Business Suit Levitating"

• AlertsPro will keep you on top of bad weather

• Google to pull QuickOffice from App Store

• iTunes U update will bring course creation and student discussion to iPad app

• This Weekend in the App Store -- the best free apps, new apps and app updates

• Free Sleep Sounds - get some shut-eye or relax with this free app

• Weekend App: Fly brings the fun back to iPhone video editing

• MakerBot's iPad app lets you sculpt 3D-printed objects from your couch

• Stitch It!: Assemble long screen shots of iMessage conversations

• The Room Two among free apps on Amazon App Store through tomorrow

• Adobe releases a statement about the end of Aperture development

• Today in the App Store -- the best free apps, new apps and app updates

• Google Chrome gets one-click video chats, no download required

• Elevation Mars will let you tour the red planet on iOS

• Adobe finally brings Photoshop to Windows Phone

• The World Ends With You Solo Remix ends up on Android too

• Daily App: Paperama brings origami to the masses in a clever puzzler game

• Amazon Appstore promo offers 30 free apps including Plex and AccuWeather

• SoundCloud for iPhone gets a beautiful complete overhaul

• Opera Mini for iOS gets a new look and another way to save data

• xScope 4 released and currently on sale for 50% off

• Today in the App Store -- the best free apps, new apps and app updates

• The Ministry of Silly Walks is now an iOS game, and it's fantastically silly

• Revamped Google Drive for Android makes it easier to tinker with your files

• SoundCloud's iOS app gets simplified controls as it focuses on listeners

• Roku's remote control app comes to Windows Phones and tablets

• VoxyPAD: Clever iOS tool for real-time sharing of photos and docs

• Dropbox for iOS update adds new setup and file management options

• This is what Plex looks like on Android TV

• You can now edit articles, view random pages on the Android Wikipedia app

• Today in the App Store -- the best free apps, new apps and app updates

• Apple reportedly loosens new guidelines for apps that incentivize sharing

• Daily App: Use RoadTrippers to plan your next adventure

• Trap Studio helps you create your own music on any iOS device

• Five apps that'll help dog lovers care for their four-legged friends

• MonkeyParking app draws ire of San Francisco officials

• Shazam, Duolingo and several other apps head to Google Glass

• World Cup fever invades the App Store

• How to reorder Safari pages on iPhone or iPad

• Readmill is closing its doors on July 1, 2014

• Daily App: Grub will fill your free time with fruit-stuffed, monster-packed mazes

• Weather Traveler Pro is a nice alternative to the free weather apps

• San Francisco bans apps that let you buy and sell public parking spots

• Amnesty International's new app lets activists discreetly call for help

• Cat Scratch Fever: The complete Friskies iOS cat app library

• OKDOTHIS is a motivating tool for your photographer instincts

• Today in the App Store -- the best free apps, new apps and app updates

• iPhone 101: What those icons mean when you are downloading apps

• Daily App: Use Pushups Coach to train your upper body using your own body weight

• This Weekend in the App Store -- the best free apps, new apps and app updates

• Solstice tip: Automatically run f.lux every day at 6 pm

• iResizer for Mac rescales photos without distortion

• Path spins out dedicated messaging app that'll let you text businesses too

• Today in the App Store -- the best free apps, new apps and app updates

• Teenager builds browser plugin to show you where politicians get their funding

• Intel launches messaging app that lets you speak through video avatars

• Daily App: Refresh will coach you on the people involved in your next meeting

• Adobe updates its iPad Voice app, linking it to Lightroom Mobile sync

• BlackBerry is getting Amazon's catalog of 250,000 Android apps

• Today in the App Store -- the best free apps, new apps and app updates

• Adobe overhauls Creative Cloud with new touch features and cheaper pricing

• Adobe adds cross-platform photo editing for Creative Cloud users

• Daily App: Replay quickly creates video slideshows from your treasured photos

• iRig Voice and EZ Voice app want to make you a star

• Today in the App Store -- the best free apps, new apps and app updates

• Weather to Wear helps you plan your skirts around the breeze

• You can now message businesses directly through Yelp

• eBay's Valet app will sell your junk for a 30% cut

• 1Password for Windows now lets you manage accounts from your browser

• 4oD catch-up apps now support mobile streaming

• Bad App Reviews: Angry Birds

• Nike finally introduces a Fuelband app for Android

• Parallels Access gets major update, now runs on iPhone (Updated)

• Automatic's updated iOS app tells you how much gas you've got left

• Daily App: Garmin víago - a new navigation app for iOS

• Parallels' new remote desktop apps let you control your PC like a phone

• DarkLight is a very likable free image editor for iOS

• Internet Explorer test release lets you peek at the browser's long-term future

• Temps: Weather station and world clock for both Mac and iOS

• Daily App: Subtitles Viewer for iOS

• This weekend in the App Store -- the best free apps, new apps and app updates

• SpyMeSat iOS app now lets you buy hi-resolution satellite images

• Bjork's interactive 'Biophilia' album is the first downloadable app in MoMA's permanent collection

• Today in the App Store -- the best free apps, new apps and app updates

• First iPad app added to NYC Museum of Modern Art's permanent collection

• Daily App: Follow your favorite sports with Reuters Sports Reel

• Halftone 2 adds video and sound to an already great app

• Today in the App Store -- the best free apps, new apps and app updates

• iOS 8 Mail supports reply notifications for designated emails

• Daily App: Amazon Music with Prime streaming

• Chrome tool lets you see what web apps are really doing

• World of Tanks Blitz coming to iOS on June 26th

• Today in the App Store -- the best free apps, new apps and app updates

• Outlook Web App finally debuts on Android, but only for 'small' devices

• Dev Interview: Oleksandr Kosovan, MacPaw

• You only use 20% of your apps one time according to a new study

• Pinterest reaches Windows Phone, with some caveats

• Launch Center Pro 2.3 supports iBeacons, Geofences and more

• How to keep Homebrew and XQuartz updated automatically

• Daily App: Yonder helps you find treasured outdoor experiences

• SwiftKey's Android keyboard is now available for free

• 1Password for Android can now be your only account manager

• iWeather has some clever features in a crowded field

• Twitter updates its app with one stop World Cup news hub

• PBS launches PBS KIDS Super Vision app to help parents engage with kids

• Skype for iPhone is getting a major update next week

• Daily App: Slow Shutter for iOS gets the job done

• MakerBot app lets you remotely check 3D prints in case they go all wrong

• Viber's new desktop app arrives with a huge focus on stickers

• Alfred, Dropbox, Hazel, and Markdown? All in a day's work

• Alan Moore's Electricomics promises to reinvent the medium, but not too much

• Finally, a "fart app" worth caring about

• Hangouts' web chat now lets you sketch messages

• PayPal already exploring integrating Touch ID into their mobile payment app

• PSA: Netflix, Hulu among apps now free to use on Xbox Live

• Daily App: Brainbean is great way to exercise both sides of your brain

• Garden naturally with Grow Smart, Grow Safe for iOS

• Finally! Third party apps on iOS 8 can load websites as fast as mobile Safari

• Argue about the offside rule in Portuguese with Rosetta Stone's Futebol app

• Fleksy offers sneak peek at iOS 8 keyboard with beta preview program

• Create your own 'Toy Story' sequel with free tools from Pixar

• Daily App: Juxtaposer provides powerful editing tools to precisely combine images

• Automatic launches on Android, dismisses your friends when you drive

• Guest blogger Aaron Watkins: ?iOS 8 Provides New Features to Help App Marketers

• Threes, Device 6 take home Apple Design Awards

• Touch-enabled Office apps could be headed to Android ahead of Windows

• AirPlay on iOS 8 doesn't need a network to stream your media

• Chrome goes 64-bit on Windows with promises of faster, safer web browsing

• FDA makes it easy for apps to give you public health data

• Daily App: Photos+ expands to become a viewer for your animated GIFs, Dropbox images

• SwiftKey, Swype and Fleksy are already making iOS 8 keyboards

• D-Day Hour by Hour for iPad

• SwiftKey confirms iOS 8 version

• iOS 8 apps can share data, features with each other

• Apple App Store getting developer bundles and video previews

• Safari in OS X Yosemite gets new sharing and browsing options, and saves even more battery life

• Today in the App Store -- the best free apps, new apps and app updates

• Spotify lets you take all of your tracks offline with just one button

• Daily App: har•mo•ny 2 will stimulate both sides of your brain

• Vendetta experimenting with mobile microtransactions

• Acer shows off 'Extend' app allowing you to control your phone from your PC

• WhatsApp returns to Windows Phone with new features in tow

• This Weekend in the App Store -- the best free apps, new apps and app updates

Big Tech (18)

• Google targets Amazon's and Apple's set-top boxes with Android TV platform

• Google's Sundar Pichai rebuts accusation that Android is a "toxic hellstew" of vulnerabilities, likens Apple to Mercedes Benz

• Riot Games offers new hires 'cash to quit'

• Sony Action Cams are ready to stream live internet video

• Apple discounts the books Amazon refuses to stock

• eBay Valet sells your stuff for you, for a (steep) price

• Tony Fadell: I would have loved to show Steve Jobs the Nest Thermostat

• The FCC is looking into Netflix's issues with Comcast and Verizon

• Intel forced to pay record $1.4 billion fine for unfair sales tactics

• Like it or not, your Comcast Xfinity router may now be a WiFi hotspot

• Pinterest hires two former Apple execs to lead engineering and design

• eBay's same-day delivery service stalls out

• Razer's CEO is sorry for 'screwing up on anticipating demand,' wants to do better

• Nintendo closing European HQ, laying off 130 employees

• Yahoo to strip Facebook and Google logins from Flickr starting June 30th

• Verizon slaps Netflix with cease and desist letter over error message (Update: Netflix responds!)

• China's state media wants Apple and Google to be 'severely punished' for NSA spying

• Walmart exploits Amazon publisher feud to remind people that it still sells books

Business (5)

• Second Life's second act will be a social network for virtual reality

• Nissan's 'Gran Turismo 6' concept car crosses over into reality

• Israel is building a futuristic 'hover-monorail' that could come to the US

• Oculus CEO: 'We invited' Sony to see Oculus prototypes

• Apple turns up its advertising push with plans for 1,000-person internal agency

Buying Guides (34)

• Daily Deals for June 30, 2014, featuring the Call of Duty: Modern Warfare Trilogy Bundle

• All the best app reviews last week on TUAW

• Daily Deals for June 27, 2014, featuring the Doxie One scanner

• Walmart slashes iPhone 5c down to $29 and iPhone 5s down to $99

• Five more must craft neutral Hearthstone cards

• Daily Deals for June 26, 2014, iOS 7 Dev Bundle + Mac App Deals Ending Soon!

• Daily Deals for June 25, 2014, featuring the 0-100 WordPress Starter Kit:

• Daily Deals for June 24, 2014, featuring the CrazyTalk7 PRO Super Bundle

• Today in the App Store -- the best free apps, new apps and app updates

• Daily Deals for June 23, featuring Smartplane, the world's first smartphone controlled aircraft

• Daily Deals for June 20, 2014

• The Think Tank: The best of E3 2014's MMO offerings

• Daily Deals for June 19, 2014, featuring the iStabilizer Dolly

• The novice's guide to excellent Mac backups

• Daily Deals for June 18, 2014, featuring the NYOP Summer Blockbuster Mac Bundle

• Daily Deals for June 17, 2014, featuring the Backend Hacker Bundle

• Daily Deals for June 16, 2014, featuring the Name Your Own Price WordPress Themes Bundle

• All the best hardware and app reviews last week on TUAW

• Engadget Daily: surviving Aliens on the Oculus Rift, a guide to drones and more!

• Five must craft neutral Hearthstone cards

• Daily Deals for June 13, 2014, featuring the SKEYE Mini Drone

• Daily Deals for June 12, 2014, featuring the Award-Winning iLevel Laptop Stand

• All the best World Cup apps for iOS

• The best costume in Costume Quest 2 is also the most useless

• Daily Deals for June 11, 2014, featuring the complete iOS 7 development course

• Daily Deals for June 10, 2014, featuring Aviiq Concert Series Tangle-Free Earphones

• Daily Deals for June 9, 2014, featuring the Karma WiFi Hotspot + Universal Car Mount

• All the best hardware and app reviews last week on TUAW

• Today in the App Store -- the best free apps, new apps and app updates

• Daily Deals for June 5, 2014, featuring the Doxie One Scanner

• Daily Deals for June 4, 2014, featuring Scrivener 2

• Daily Deals for June 3, 2014, featuring the Powerful Presentation Bundle

• Daily Deals for June 2, 2014, featuring Unlimited Backup w/ BackBlaze + Father's Day Special

• All the best hardware and app reviews last week on TUAW

Computing (37)

• What 'Ultra High-Definition' really means

• Windows 8.1's Sleep Study tool tells you which activities drain your battery

• Mac 101: Use built-in OS X tools to spell and grammar check your documents

• Man runs Telnet BBS on an Apple IIe using Raspberry Pi because he can

• Sky goes it alone for its latest fibre broadband trial

• Russian government dumps Intel and AMD in favor of homemade processors

• Crowdfunding Roundup: LaMetric, Sherlybox, and a 3D printer for kids

• A 56-year-old prototype of the first microchip going up for auction

• Sharp flaunts Free-Form displays for funky-shaped devices

• TUAW TV Live: Networking hints and tips

• Handoff feature in OS X Yosemite may only work on Macs with Bluetooth LE 4.0 support

• The Department of Energy's ESnet brings blinding speeds to big thinkers

• YouTube find: Hilariously bad Apple IIe ad promises "six tutorial diskettes" with purchase

• Printeer is the 3D printer your kids can use

• Weekend Geek Project: Create your own image hosting system

• Caturday: Under the (MacBook) cover

• How to install Yosemite on a USB 3.0 flash drive

• This is the next Slingbox, with WiFi in a smaller (and probably cheaper) box

• ?OnLive is giving enterprise cloud services one more try

• Console OS will let you run Android on a Windows PC or tablet

• TUAW TV Live: Dealing with old media and files

• Intel and San Jose's smart city will use real-time data to monitor air quality and more

• Intel's cable-free future will use WiTricity's advanced wireless charging

• Bloomberg built a virtual trading terminal using Oculus Rift

• Dev Interview: Larry O'Connor, Other World Computing

• How would you change Intel's Next Unit of Computing?

• Computex 2014 wrap-up: Intel and co. usher in the future of computing

• After 54 years as vaporware, the web's oldest ancestor is released

• Mac 101: quickly change volume input, output

• Huawei's first octa-core chip promises faster LTE than its rivals

• Intel: Where we're going, we don't need cables

• Will your machine be able to run iOS 8 or OS X Yosemite?

• Meet your new OS X Yosemite dock icons

• Intel's 'Devil's Canyon' chip will break the 4GHz barrier for $339

• Intel's Windows 8.1 Pro Broadwell tablet is thinner than the iPad Air

• There's no such thing as too many antennas for ASUS' high-end router

• ASUS' 20-inch 'portable' all-in-one PC has gesture controls and a carrying handle

Cybersecurity (47)

• Spying malware leaves countries' energy grids open to attack

• Massachusetts Supreme Court says it can order you to decrypt your computer

• How to Disappear (almost) Completely: a practical guide

• The ACLU and the NSA's ex-director will debate spying on June 30th

• The NSA's 2013 transparency report is more opaque

• Google Glass gets no special treatment under UK data collection laws

• United States planning legislation to offer Europeans the same privacy rights as US citizens

• Germany drops Verizon internet contract over NSA spying fears

• Researchers crack iPad, iPhone PINs

• Supreme Court says cops can't search your phones without a warrant

• Researchers crack iPad PINs by tracking the fingers that enter them

• Sit back and watch hacks around the world in real time

• Powerful spyware apps let the government control everything on your phone

• How to Disappear (almost) Completely: the illusion of privacy

• The NSA's mass surveillance program for phone call metadata is still going

• Yo iPhone app hacked

• Hackers use Snowden leaks to reverse-engineer NSA surveillance devices

• House passes amendment to cut NSA's 'backdoor search' funding

• US Marshals accidentally leak list of Silk Road Bitcoin bidders

• Confiscated data must be returned or deleted if it's not covered by a warrant

• PSA: Fake EA Sports Instagram account phishing for Xbox, Origin logins

• Watch out: fake EA social accounts are swiping World Cup fans' logins

• ?Symbian was once held ransom for several million euros, and Nokia paid it

• UK spies using foreign loopholes to monitor Google, Facebook and Twitter users

• BlackBerry launches BBM Protected, bringing secure IM to the enterprise crowd

• How to make a Fluid app for Facebook to protect your online privacy

• Want to hijack people's PCs? Pay them a few cents

• Canadian Supreme Court rules internet anonymity is key to privacy

• CloudFlare donates tech to stop politically-sensitive sites from being knocked offline

• US to begin selling off its Silk Road Bitcoin hoard

• Military's 'Plan X' would put cyberweapons into the hands of soldiers

• Court rules collecting cellphone location without a warrant violates the Fourth Amendment

• Twitter turns off Tweetdeck to 'assess' JavaScript security breach (update: it's back)

• Sorry, guys, you didn't actually crash the FCC website (update: FCC responds)

• Security change in iOS 8 enhances consumer privacy

• Russian authorities arrest hackers involved in Australian ransomware attacks

• Your smart TV can be hacked over the air, but it's not likely

• San Francisco takes the pain out of joining secure public WiFi

• Vodafone admits some governments have free rein to eavesdrop on calls

• OpenSSL bug allows hackers to see private communication

• Tech CEOs push US Senate for stronger surveillance reform

• How to avoid the tech support search engine trap

• UK plans to lock up cyberattackers for life

• Keurig's coffee copy protection should take just months to crack

• NSA says it's not collecting images of US citizens for facial recognition

• Multinational operation busts Windows botnet that infected half a million PCs

• The NSA has collected 'millions' of faces from the web

Entertainment (231)

• What's on your HDTV this week: World Cup, Drunk History, Under the Dome

• Grand Theft Auto 5 trailer remade in real life, in Madrid

• 'Community' revived for a sixth season on Yahoo Screen

• B&O to release its own celebrity-endorsed headphones with DJ Khaled

• Doom's Dungeons and Dragons pedigree dissected

• Dodge the mob, try to get rich in the '20s with A Golden Wake

• Talkcast tonight, 7pm PT, 10pm ET: Whirled Cup Edition!

• Duo of trailers showcase Tales of Xillia 2's protagonists

• Stick and Rudder: How complex is too complex for Star Citizen?

• Weekly Webcomic Wrapup's resolve is wavering

• Visualize your twist on music in September with Korg DSN-12

• Pier Solar HD stalled by certification, additions detailed

• A new Trapper Keeper is coming this September, and it's built for tablets

• Barely Related: Doctor Who on Aug. 23, Japan's realistic robots

• How Hello Games went from dirt bikes to No Man's Sky

• Why Apple's early Macs would not be good at music

• Sony marries glowsticks and wearables for an unnecessary concert accessory

• YouTube to introduce support for 60 frames per second

• Dead Island: Epidemic mutates the MOBA genre

• Joystiq Streams: Metroid 2 and Another Metroid 2 Remake [Update: Relive the stream!]

• Damon and Affleck revive 'Project Greenlight' filmmaker search on HBO

• Shovel Knight review: Heaps and bounds

• Persona 4 Golden anime begins July 10, US streams confirmed

• Road Not Taken hitting PS4, PC August 5

• The Legend of Korra: as told by Bayonetta dev Platinum Games

• NECA makes a Master Chief motorcycle helmet

• What's on your HDTV this week: World Cup, 'Big Brother' and 'The Leftovers'

• PSA: Resogun 'Heroes' DLC out today

• Modder offers first-person tour of Grand Theft Auto 5

• YouTube Find: How to take a selfie by the bold and old Mr. Forthright

• ABC News rolls out 24/7 streaming news app for Apple TV

• Valiant Hearts: The Great War review: Friends in low places

• Zombie Driver returns in Xbox One 'Ultimate Edition,' out now

• Shovel Knight launch trailer dreams of excavation

• Link discovers pyromania in new Hyrule Warriors trailer

• PBS Game/Show examines net neutrality and its effect on games

• UK's official music chart to include streaming from July

• Mythical Primal Rage 2 cabinet appears, playable to all

• Sunday Morning Funnies: A good cut

• This is ESPN's new home for 'SportsCenter'

• Weekly Webcomic Wrapup fears the Summer Sale

• Mess with DA: Inquisition's Iron Bull, you get Freddie Prinze Jr.

• 'Sunset Overdrive' shows Ubisoft just how easy it is to put female assassins in a game

• Caturday: George helps out with work (video)

• Bayonetta anime coming to North America courtesy of Funimation

• Crowdfund Bookie: One year, $35 million

• Playing virtual beer pong with Control VR

• Barely Related: Star Wars, Powerpuff Girls and Pokemon Masters

• Watch this rundown on the 'Pre-history of Online Video'

• Suda51 and Let It Die's carousel of death

• Entwined review: Tunnel of love

• A tablet so intuitive even a baby can use it

• Sunset Overdrive embraces female characters, gender-neutral customization

• Disney Research uses trippy camerawork to tell a tale of immortality

• Season two of Defiance premieres on Syfy tonight

• Netflix and Chelsea Handler will 'revolutionize the talk show' -- two years from now

• You can't cover your eyes in Oculus Rift, a study of Alien: Isolation

• Steam Summer Sale 2014: And so it begins...

• Hello Games wants No Man's Sky to surprise you

• Watch Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain's E3 demo

• Kasumi clone 'Phase-4' joins Dead or Alive 5 Ultimate roster

• Video Games: The Movie finds publisher, release date

• Hyperdimension Neptunia Victory sequel coming to PS4

• Crystal Dynamics sheds light on Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris

• Harvest Moon embraces Minecraft in The Lost Valley for 3DS

• Snooping brought Grim Fandango to PS4 & Vita

• 4SRS: the FBI built a list of Twitter slang to keep up with the kids

• Orcs Must Die! closed beta begins June 27

• 'No Man's Sky': the game that 'won' E3 2014

• Deadpool makes splash in Zen Pinball next week

• Valve releases new Team Fortress 2 short film, adds dancing taunts

• Join the Engadget HD Podcast live on Ustream at 9:30PM ET

• What exactly am I looking at?

• Ask TUAW is Live at 5pm ET today!

• Secret Ponchos now slapping iron on Steam Early Access

• New 'Tropes vs. Women' discusses the dark side of decoration

• Far Cry 4 is Far Cry 3's worst enemy

• What's on your HDTV this week: World Cup, 'Fargo' finale, 'True Blood' premiere

• Video compares Grand Theft Auto 5's PS3 and PS4 trailers

• Cartoonish Cuphead fills up on new trailer, has hopes for Master System port

• Angry Birds Transformers announced, less than meets the eye

• Bust a move with ThinkGeek's Mega Man Buster Gun replica

• Sunday Morning Funnies: I will never sleep again

• These are the biggest Nintendo games at E3 2014

• IMAX shows why its 4K camera could get you watching 3D movies again

• Take a turn at watching Code Name: STEAM in action

• Journey composer says new AFM contract won't solve 'intimidation-based culture'

• Barely Related: Star Wars puts Harrison Ford in the hospital

• Can Electronic Arts make a 'Battlefield' game that works?

• Dreadnought: This ain't your daddy's Battlestar

• Let It Die explained by a diagram ... of death!

• A surfboard attached to a firehose is a... hoverboard?

• Oculus game teaches journalists how to survive in war zones

• You can watch the Spanish-language version of Breaking Bad on Hulu Plus right now

• Horizon E3 wrapup: Cats, cowboys, monsters, mountains

• Telltale tells the tale of two tales in Tales from the Borderlands

• Riding mine carts and shooting turnips in Captain Toad's Treasure Tracker

• Grumpy Cat's upcoming Christmas special could be the death of cinema

• 'Halo: The Master Chief Collection' has what you expect and a whole lot more

• Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris doesn't mess with success

• Mega Sableye debuts in latest Pokemon footage

• Recently single? Facebook won't bombard you with dating ads (unless you want it to)

• Civilization: Beyond Earth not just the new Alpha Centauri

• Dead Island 2 turns its frown upside down

• How Tim Jenison created 'Tim's Vermeer'

• nDreams invites Oculus Rift and Project Morpheus to attend The Assembly

• Nero has a sense of duty, not a call

• Final Fantasy 7 mini-game riding to iOS, Android

• A look at how 'Jurassic Park' and its CGI dinosaurs changed cinema

• Metroid meets Super Meat Boy in 'Ori and the Blind Forest'

• Sims 4 from the E3 floor

• Lara Croft: More than just an action figure

• See the fists (and bones and blood) fly in Mortal Kombat X

• Here's what made 'Grim Fandango' a legendary adventure game

• Doom gets a dark teaser as QuakeCon looms

• Everything Nintendo did (and didn't) announce at its digital E3 event

• Sonic Boom trailer explains who we're fighting this time

• Ask TUAW Live Summer School is on the air at 5 PM ET today!

• Music union threatens Journey composer with $50K fine

• Final Fantasy Type-0 upgrades to HD on Xbox One, PS4

• Video preview: Crossing the thin blue line in Battlefield Hardline

• All the games from Sony's PlayStation event at E3 2014

• Mario vs. Donkey Kong building a path to Wii U eShop

• There's a new 'Doom' coming and you can see it right here

• Mario Party 10 bows in next year with Bowser and Amiibo

• Level-5 RPG Fantasy Life coming to 3DS

• Professor Layton and Phoenix Wright meet August 29 on 3DS

• Palutena from Kid Icarus joins the fight in Super Smash Bros.

• Mario Maker lets you make your own Level 1-1 on Wii U

• 'Super Smash Bros.' for Wii U lets you bring toys (and yourself) into the game

• Feast on this Alien: Isolation E3 trailer

• London's Tube stations to serve up live World Cup scores alongside train times

• 'Uncharted 4: A Thief's End' coming to PlayStation 4 in 2015

• Naughty Dog puts a name to Uncharted 4: A Thief's End, coming in 2015

• The adventure game classic 'Grim Fandango' is coming to PS4 and PS Vita

• No Man's Sky takes off first for consoles on PS4 [Update: trailer]

• Suda 51's Let It Die delivers exclusive gore to PS4 [Update: trailer]

• Dive into ex-Journey art director's new game Abzu, only on PS4 [Update: Trailer]

• Magicka 2 hiring wizards on PlayStation 4 [update: PC too]

• Grim Fandango resurrected for PS4, Vita [Update: trailer]

• Dead Island 2 shambles onto systems with exclusive content, beta [Update: trailer]

• Dark Souls studio cuts open a new, dark IP, 'Bloodborne' [Update: trailer]

• Sony announces 'LittleBigPlanet 3' with loads of new characters and abilities

• Watch Sony's E3 2014 PlayStation event right here!

• Watch the first five incendiary minutes of Far Cry 4

• Ubisoft's 'Shape Up' uses the Xbox One camera to try to make fitness fun

• New 'Rainbow 6: Siege' is on the way from Ubisoft

• 'Assassin's Creed: Unity' gets redesigned open world, ships October 28th

• Assassin's Creed: Unity stalks the French Revolution on October 28

• Housemarque grabs and chucks new DLC at Resogun this month

• Watch Ubisoft's E3 press conference right here!

• ?'Call of Duty: Advanced Warfare' trailer teases future of combat: jetpacks and robots

• Explore Hoth, Endor's moon in this Star Wars: Battlefront E3 trailer

• See the Mirror's Edge sequel in action

• DICE's upcoming 'Mirror's Edge' sequel features new parkour controls, tighter combat

• Bioware teases next installment of 'Mass Effect' and new, unnamed title at E3

• The Sims 4 debuts September 2 [update: trailer]

• 'Star Wars: Battlefront' is coming in spring 2015

• Craft your own technicolor dream with Hotline Miami 2 level editor

• All the games from Microsoft's E3 event

• Everything in Halo: The Master Chief Collection

• Platinum invites you to battle monsters in Scalebound, exclusively on Xbox One [Update: Trailer]

• The Division splits off 'new content' on Xbox One first [update: trailer]

• 'Dance Central' returns to Xbox as a download-only game

• Halo 5: Guardians multiplayer beta coming in December [Update: trailer]

• 'Halo: The Master Chief Collection' coming to Xbox this fall, 'Halo 5' beta in December

• Moon Studios unveils gorgeous 2D Ori And The Blind Forest

• Cosplay as Capcom's stars in Dead Rising 3 DLC, available now [Update: Trailer]

• Dance Central Spotlight shakes it on Xbox One in September

• Sunset Overdrive kicks into a higher gear on October 28

• What you need to know about the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3)

• PS4 residents to have a monster problem in Night in the Woods

• EVE Evolved: Growing the EVE Universe

• Forza Horizon 2 hits 1080p, 30fps on Xbox One

• Jimmy Fallon punches a dragon with Project Morpheus

• Sunday Morning Funnies: I'm a tree

• Theatrhythm FF: Curtain Call trailer hunts for sidequests

• Gravity Crash Ultra collides with Vita in July

• Format Wars: Blu-ray vs. HD DVD

• Ultra Street Fighter 4 review: The best around

• Monster Hunter 4 Ultimate welcomes you to the jungle

• BioShock devs' The Magic Circle fights the user

• Meet the computer that's learning to kill and the man who programmed the chaos

• This cover of the 'Game of Thrones' theme was made with an NESkeytar

• Barely Related: Sailor Moon Crystal trailer, Luigi mean mug

• Payday 2 scores 'Big Bank' with June 17 DLC

• Loadout bringing PS4 owners an embarrassment of bullets

• Disney Fantasia: Music Evolved debuts on Xbox this October

• Happy 30th birthday, Tetris

• Play it again, Sora: Kingdom Hearts HD 2.5 Remix due in December

• 'Orange Is The New Black' season two is ready for streaming on Netflix

• Battlefield Hardline makes a break for it in October

• Middle-earth: Shadow of Mordor trailer warns of the Gravewalker

• The Division preps for E3 with teeny weeny teaser

• Hohokum squiggles out across PlayStations in August

• Hitman Go dev locks and loads Hitman: Sniper

• Iconic album covers reimagined with the help of emoji

• The Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt arrives in February, 2015

• Monster Hunter Freedom Unite coming to slay iOS devices

• Goodbye despair, hello class of Danganronpa 2

• Borderlands: The Pre-Sequel is dancing, DANCING! on October 14

• Computer trickery makes these shadows 'dance'

• Teeter toward death in existentially clever One Way Trip

• Worlds collide, dogs get hugged in Persona Q's opening movie

• Female Tengu trolling Dead or Alive Ultimate later this month

• BBC: YouTube's new music service is shortchanging independent acts

• Parkour trumps tottering corpses in Dying Light E3 trailer

• Dark Souls 2 kills you again with 'The Lost Crowns' DLC

• Humble Bundle 10 adds three more games for PC, Android

• Gauntlet E3 trailer joins party

• Zen Studios creating The Walking Dead pinball table

• Wii U plugs first DS game into Virtual Console in Japan

• PixelJunk Shooter Ultimate trailer battles the elements on launch day

• Samurai Warriors 4 coming to PS4, PS3, Vita this fall

• Batman: Arkham Knight delayed into 2015

• Take one last look at Ultra Street Fighter 4 before it hits the streets

• Evening Laughs: Every tech commercial...

• What's on your HDTV this week: NBA & NHL Finals, Orange is the New Black

• Tanks wreck everything in Armored Warfare gameplay footage

• How guerrilla warfare works in Homefront: The Revolution

• This week's PS4 Plus adds Trine 2, Pixeljunk Shooter Ultimate

• Mortal Kombat X heads to Xbox One, PlayStation 4 and PC in 2015

• Mortal Kombat X announced [update: trailer, platforms]

• Breakfast Topic: What tie-in media would excite you?

• Crytek's Homefront: The Revolution fights for freedom on PC, Xbox One, PS4 in 2015

• Watch this guy shred through four decades of video game music

• Angry Birds Star Wars 2 fights off an army of clones

• Fenix Rage brings Hellboy, SWAT Kats-inspired art to PS4

• Sunday Morning Funnies: Trews in a twist

• Headshot: Watch new Unreal Tournament devs play first deathmatch

• Weekly Webcomic Wrapup is not a fan of the dog right now

EVs and Transportation (27)

• Engadget Daily: the evolution of Second Life, taxi-hailing apps and more!

• Audi announces CarPlay for 2015

• Volvo, Honda, Hyundai cars to be cross-compatible with iOS, Android

• Ford and Intel want to make cars that respond to your face and gestures

• Cruise aims to make a self-driving car out of one you already own

• Hailo launches in Manchester a month later than Uber

• Smart London buses get real-time map and empty seat displays

• Inhabitat's Week in Green: 'Eyeronman' vest, eco hobbit home and a labyrinth of plastic waste

• Solowheel unicycles are now cheaper and lighter, but still hard to tame

• LAPD embraces the clean and silent electric motorcycle

• Uber and other taxi apps score a victory as Seattle has a change of heart

• Aston Martin will use solar panels to keep race car drivers cool

• New York law lets Tesla continue direct car sales

• Tesla's Model X SUV enters production in early 2015, clever doors intact

• US government wants tighter controls for in-car navigation

• The Big Picture: Inside the cockpit of the '1,000 mph office'

• Elon Musk 'clears a path' for electric cars by opening Tesla's patents

• Uber launches new taxi service to appease London's black cab drivers

• Commercial drone allowed limited access to fly over US land

• Amtrak wants trackside WiFi that keeps you online for the whole ride

• UK to introduce new road laws allowing the use of self-driving cars

• Tesla will open up its Supercharger patents to boost electric car adoption

• Your next Uber ride could be 20 percent cheaper

• Tesla may soon resume New Jersey sales after ban is overturned

• Connected car model gives us a glimpse of the automobiles of the future

• University of Michigan will open fake city to test self-driving cars this fall

• Inhabitat's Week In Green: Google's new car, ice walls and the future of bamboo

Gaming (565)

• H1Z1 releases E3 gameplay demo

• Gone Home Boxed Special Edition goes international on July 3

• Blizzard announces SDCC exclusive merchandise

• SOE Live schedule has been posted

• Just Dance is now an eSport

• The Nexus Telegraph: WildStar's first dose of Strain

• Grand Theft Auto lead buys a big, beautiful church

• Around Azeroth: Trust me, I'm a healer

• Bluehole's not developing a TERA sequel after all

• WildStar's Strain update promises something for everyone

• Breakfast Topic: Have you ever switched factions?

• Have faith Natural Doctrine will be out this September

• The Daily Grind: Are you a RuneScape vet?

• Sniper Elite 3 zooms up UK charts

• Stiq Figures, June 16 - 22: I miss action sports games edition

• 'Why not' release Planetary Annihilation Early Access at retail, says dev

• Fairy Fencer F reaching Europe, limited edition up for pre-order

• Butterfly-in-the-sky blue Ouya fills out Reading Rainbow Kickstarter's color spectrum

• Summer Games Done Quick speedruns raise $700k for charity

• Disney Infinity Toy Box Summit to challenge creators in August

• Fan-crafted Sonic 2 HD project pokes its nose out once more

• The Queue: Ghost wolves

• Dreamfall Chapters is episodic, Book One due in November

• Facepunch Studios replacing Rust-y old code

• EA's CEO on lessons learned from mobile Dungeon Keeper

• Catlateral Damage knocks its funding goal off the shelf

• The Daily Grind: What are you doing in your pre-launch MMO?

• Forrest Gump gets translated to appropriate video game genre

• Blizzard's vision and player choice

• WRUP: The Unpredictable Beta

• Batman: Arkham Origins 'Complete Edition' listed by Amazon Germany

• Make My MMO: June 22 - June 28, 2014

• EU Connected Realm updates for June 27

• Stealth Inc 2 to slink in October's shadow with returning level editor

• PSA: Rebellion revoking stolen Sniper Elite 3 keys

• PAX East beta invites now active

• The Sims 4 will lack toddler life stage, death by pool at launch

• Perfect Ten: Annoying things you hear in general chat

• Bungie: Destiny alpha's voice acting not final, budget 'nowhere near' $500 million

• Deep Silver unleashes Goat Simulator in NA stores this July

• The Daily Grind: Are you still playing TERA?

• SMITE claims four million players since launch

• Leo's Fortune looking for gold on Android next month

• Darkfall's action-mode HUD to get some lovin' in July patch

• Wakfu details boost benefits for free-to-play model [Updated]

• Captain's Log: A year of Star Trek Online: Legacy of Romulus

• Curse of Naxxramas coming to Hearthstone in July

• Final Fantasy XIV breaks down Desynthesis

• There's a Forrest Gump game on the way, and it's not pretty

• Super Joystiq Podcast 102: Shovel Knight, Valiant Hearts, EA Sports UFC, 1001 Spikes

• Real Boxing is one of the most unintentionally hilarious games on the App Store

• Battlefield Hardline's next beta hits all platforms this fall

• Ask Massively: Misconceptions about game criticism, free-to-play, and lazy scrubs

• The Queue: Shadowmoon Valley, Talking to Demons, Paired Content

• Monsters Ate My Birthday Cake dev accused of stealing artwork [Update]

• Snail Games reveals King of Wushu MOBA based on Age of Wushu

• Around Azeroth: Holy moley

• Marvel Heroes' Brevik thanks community, touts anniversary infographic

• ArcheAge bans 16k spam accounts in alpha

• Blizzard's Hearthstone: Curse of Naxxramas targeted for July

• The Daily Grind: Is PLEX/APEX/C.R.E.D.D. risky for developers?

• Ultima Online patch delayed because of Mythic shutdown

• Musical brawler The Rhythm of Fighters out now on iOS, Android

• Relax, Alien: Isolation is 1080p on PS4 and Xbox One

• Nexon opens beta for mobile MMO Legion of Heroes

• Nexon working with Sleeping Dogs dev on free game

• Octodad clumsily picking up free DLC

• Afro Samurai sequel announced for consoles and PC

• Xsyon's terrain reversion adds decay, resets land

• Swordsman slashes its way into open beta on July 3rd

• El Banner Saga now available in six new languages

• Final Fantasy XIV offers a hunting preview

• All-priest raid downs Lei Shen 25 man

• Monsters Ate My Birthday Cake out now for Android, iOS

• Rainbow Six: Siege to include male hostages, too

• Chaos Theory: The Secret World's Tokyo barrier

• Minecraft reaching 54 million sold, console editions pass PC

• Watch a small Insomniac team make its next game, Slow Down Bull

• WoW reveals new human and Draenei male models

• Around Azeroth: Feel the burn

• Breakfast Topic: Broken things and Daleera Moonfang

• The Daily Grind: Does your guild stay together between MMOs?

• Bricks puts a new spin on the old block-busting genre

• Hit List Q&A: Monument Valley designer Ken Wong

• Swordsman opens up sales of its Hero's Pack

• Poll: Are you purposefully taking advantage of the Black Prince buff?

• Warhammer 40K: Eternal Crusade's founder program goes live

• Oculus slams ZeniMax in latest legal statement

• Razer's making a gaming 'micro-console' with Android TV, available this fall

• The Banner Saga coming to iPad, Android, Windows tablets this summer

• TUG videos shows off new survival mode, more explorable biomes

• Plants vs. Zombies 2 goes medieval on your grass

• Know Your Lore: Three Mages of Azeroth

• LEGO Minifigures Online open beta progress to carry over

• EA names Bruins' Bergeron as NHL 15 cover athlete

• Breakfast Topic: The Horde's really not so bad

• Saints Row 4 National Treasure Edition bundles DLC for $30

• The Daily Grind: Do you see more saints or jerks in-game?

• Natural selection: Evolve leads E3 Game Critics Awards nominations

• Humble Store raises $1 million for charity

• Titanfall's next update adds insignias, Titan burn cards

• SMITE virtually incarnates Rama and updates Ra for the 4th of July

• RIFT to unify Euro region on a single cluster

• Warhammer 40k: Eternal Crusade base classes announced

• Bone Gulch is a Wild West online sandbox with a Kickstarter campaign

• Wolfenstein: The New Order developer discusses potential sequel

• FFXIV releases Defenders of Eorzea trailer, screenshots

• IGDA: Number of women in industry rising, still under half

• Bungie COO on Destiny's 10-year plan, business model, and more

• Deserter debuff changes for Random and Rated PvP

• Elder Scrolls patch adds veteran dungeon, improved lighting, and more

• Report: Crytek UK in trouble, staff leaving

• Metro Redux makes a return trip underground in August

• The Queue: The Three Draeneimigos, I'm a mutant, Leyara was right

• The Daily Grind: Have you ever volunteered for an MMO?

• Gone Home co-creator opens new studio 'Dim Bulb Games'

• More than half of UK studios employ four people or fewer

• Windswept deserts, 80s buddy cops from ex-Team Ico devs

• GRID Autosport DLC plans include new cars, 'mini-expansions'

• Free Horde to Alliance Faction Change for Specified Realms

• Fantastic come-from-behind Hearthstone win

• Pathfinder Online takes crowdforging seriously

• Future to spare CVG from publication cuts

• Last Week on Massively: Keeping sand in the sandbox

• Watch 168 hours of great games played live, really fast, right here

• The Division dev talks districts, mobile, and more

• Far Cry 4 gameplay streaming on Twitch today

• The Witcher 3 design docs leaked online, contain spoilers

• Here's a purty World of Speed gallery

• The Mog Log: Final Fantasy XIV's superfluous damage Ninja

• The Queue: Legendaries, Gilneas, eyeballs, and more

• CCP aiming 'to create virtual worlds more meaningful than real life'

• Rumor Roundup: You don't know jack

• Around Azeroth: I know you're around here somewhere

• Microsoft Store lists Batman: Arkham Knight for Feb. 2015

• Enter the dragon: EA Sports UFC is new champion of UK charts

• Second Life's Linden Lab confirms new virtual world in development

• Civilization Revolution 2 announced

• The Daily Grind: Did you try any new MMOs this week?

• Stiq Figures, June 9 - 15: Compelling minigames edition

• How would you change the OUYA (founding backer edition)?

• Binding of Isaac: Rebirth local co-op FAQ talks flying babies

• Curtain Call may be the final fantasy for Theatrhythm games

• Know Your Lore: The Watchers of the kaldorei

• Amazon UK lists Rise of the Tomb Raider for consoles old and new

• Neutral pandaren Doubleagent hits level 90

• Battlefield: Hardline does not point to annualized franchise, EA says

• Building the Nexus: The voice of Gazlowe

• Humble Bundle offers Summer Games Done Quick bundle

• Sunset Overdrive is full of overdosing mutants and Scabs

• The Crew dev blog talks Raid, Circuit, and Perf spec cars

• PSA: Diablo 3 Auction House closes its doors on June 24

• The Daily Grind: Have you ever come back to a game for the double XP?

• 'Final Fantasy Explorers' trademark filed in US, Europe

• Qiraji Guardling pet now appearing on all realms

• WRUP: Hearthstone for life?

• Make My MMO: June 15 - June 21, 2014

• Battlefield 4's Dragon's Teeth adds guns, places to shoot guns

• EverQuest Next's vampires will not sparkle

• US Connected Realms update for June 20

• Guide to the Midsummer Fire Festival 2014

• Perfect Ten: MMOs from the '90s

• Breakfast Topic: Have you used your level 90 boost?

• WRUP: The one about jumping

• The Daily Grind: Is in-game gambling fun?

• WRUP: You'll play it ... eventually

• Tree of Savior answers questions about wizards and companions

• Remember Destiny alpha with shirt 'that came from the moon'

• 3D puzzler Saber's Edge joins Fire Phone games roster [update]

• EA unlocks all weapons, gadgets in Battlefield Hardline beta

• Destiny's alpha testers have played 6,461,871 games

• Blizzard extending Heroes of the Storm alpha test to other regions

• Could WoW help you get a job?

• World of Warcraft previews Warlords of Draenor's Shadowmoon Valley

• Halfbrick giving away its iOS games for a limited time, even Fruit Ninja

• Super Joystiq Podcast 101: Destiny alpha, Titan Souls, indie pubs, early access

• New faction short story: The Jade Hunters

• EA CEO deems Battlefield 4 launch 'unacceptable'

• Black Gold Online enters open beta today

• Madden 15 cover art wants a high-five

• Thomas Was Alone needs your company

• The Queue: Why no new class/race, new content now, why stances?

• Symantec's COO credits his WoW credentials with boosting his resume

• Around Azeroth: Disc golfing

• Riot seeks 'culturally aligned' devs, offers cash payouts for quitting

• The Daily Grind: Do you share MMO accounts with your friends?

• SOE relies on players to report inappropriate posts

• Free-to-play Ridge Racer Driftopia servers shuttering in August

• Humble Weekly strategy style: Sang-froid, Space Hulk, Ironclad

• Riding High might be the horse-riding MMO you've been waiting for

• King of Fighters spinoff 'Rhythm of Fighters' coming to iOS, Android

• Hit List Q&A: Watch Dogs creative director Jonathan Morin

• Call of Duty: Ghosts 'Invasion' DLC drops on PSN, PC July 3

• Elite: Dangerous heading into Premium Beta 2 on June 24th

• The Elder Scrolls Online illuminates its veteran dungeons

• Pathfinder Online details the War of Towers

• Star Trek Online lifetime subscription goes on sale

• Final Fantasy XIV offers a preview of 2.3's story

• Diablo III is closing the auction house for good next week

• Watch Dogs patched on PlayStation, updates planned for Xbox, PC

• Neverwinter throws Protector's Jubilee for first anniversary

• Know Your Lore: Mages

• Watch Conan O'Brien make E3 2014 into an even bigger spectacle than it already was

• Summer Games Done Quick charity speedrun marathon kicks off Sunday

• Norrathian Notebook: SOE says bye-bye ProSiebenSat.1, hello Landmark Player Studio

• Thomas Was Alone updated for iPad with new friends, jetpack

• Hellbugs invade RIFT once again

• Obsidian's Pillars of Eternity looks old, and that's good news

• These are the biggest third-party games at E3 2014

• This is you in Far Cry 4

• Toontown Online 'homage' illustrates emulator quandary

• Plants vs. Zombies brings the turf war to K'NEX

• Rockstar apologizes for Online Heists delay in GTA Online

• To gauge your fellow gamers' ages, watch for jumping

• EA tacks an extra week onto Battlefield Hardline beta

• Super Hero Squad Online brings out achievements

• Beasts of Prey is a dinosaur-themed survival sandbox MMOFPS

• Diablo 3 version 2.1.0 introduces Seasons mode, Greater Rifts

• Diablo III Reminder: Auction house closes June 24

• 'R.B.I. Baseball 14' hits Xbox One and PlayStation 4 on June 24th

• Leaderboard: How much time do you spend getting good at a game?

• E3 2014: Warhammer 40K devs on development and founders packs

• Get a feel for Civilization Online with this beta video

• Path of Exile removes Snapshotting

• Supergirl lands in Infinite Crisis today

• King, a $7 billion company, doesn't seem capable of creating an original game

• Final Drakengard 3 DLC features Nier-inspired costumes

• Diablo III: Reaper of Souls' first update bringing seasonal play

• Patch 5.4.8 hotfixes for June 17

• The Queue: Leveling in Warlords, QQ, and more

• SOE and ProSiebenSat.1 splitting up, account migrations coming

• Doomhammer replica about to go away forever

• Sherlock Holmes and The Case for Trying New Games

• Breakfast Topic: Your abandoned alts (and mains)

• The Daily Grind: What MMO topic have you changed your mind about?

• RBI Baseball 14 slides to Xbox One and PS4 next week, updates this summer

• Secrets in a South American rebellion in Tale of Tales' Sunset

• Night in the Woods' snappy dialogue inspired by Twitter

• Jukebox Heroes: Dungeon Runners' soundtrack

• Firefall introduces personalized missions-on-demand

• Swordsman gracefully leaps into closed beta

• Torment: Tides of Numenera pushed back to Q4 2015

• Bastion senior programmer leaves Supergiant Games for Oculus

• Black Gold opens up character creation before open beta

• BlizzCon costume contest sign-ups open

• World's largest game collection draws over $750K at auction

• DreamHack Hearthstone tournament plagued by cheating allegations

• Final Fantasy XIV previews Frontline

• Bloody coins now 100% drop rate

• Skylanders enters breakfast cereal territory

• Assemble to try the LEGO Minifigures Online open beta

• GTA Online claims 'I'm Not A Hipster,' update says otherwise

• E3 2014: The Division recaps its demo

• The world's largest video game collection sold for $750,250

• Frontier COO talks Elite, dev team size, and more

• Around Azeroth: In which I offend Arizonans

• Breakfast Topic: Do you stick with your guild?

• E3 2014: Recapping Guild Wars 2's first season

• Monster Hunter reaches new heights with bug-shooting pogo stick

• The Daily Grind: What MMO documentaries would you like to see?

• Midnight Star is a mobile FPS that works (no, really)

• TUG team releases behind-the-scenes video for Playtest Fridays

• Joystiq gets sage advice to celebrate Father's Day

• Knight's Fable launching on Wednesday

• Street Fighter producer Yoshinori Ono leaves Capcom Vancouver [update]

• Derek Smart justifies Line of Defense's early access fee, new playable female characters

• Elder Scrolls Online on solo veteran content, dungeon scaling

• 10 Years Gone: Today is Joystiq's most decadent birthday

• Last Week on Massively: Massively's E3 roundup

• Take a nap, knock stuff over in the full Catlateral Damage

• Square details Final Fantasy XI June update

• Persona's demon designer wants your opinion

• Black Prince reputation buff active June 17 through June 30

• The Mog Log: Final Fantasy XIV's E3 revelations

• Angry Birds Transformers is coming, and hopefully Michael Bay isn't involved

• NGames teases new Star Trek 'MMO'

• Fruit Ninja developer goes into publishing with Birzzle Fever

• Watch Dogs still top dog in UK, despite the World Cup

• The Daily Grind: Should MMOs change fundamental design rules post-launch?

• Destiny's alpha is a survivor, still playable for now

• Creepy, armed adversaries lurk in Lords of the Fallen

• Know Your Lore: The Shadow Council

• New Minecraft EULA exceptions drafted to clarify monetization

• Censer of Eternal Agony and Bloody Coin hotfix and changes

• Albion Online's mounts are for riding, not fighting

• E3 2014: Shroud of the Avatar's Garriott and Long emphasize immersion

• Rumor: Black Desert in 'final phase of negotiations' with NA, EU publisher

• Breakfast Topic: How many expansions have you played through?

• The Daily Grind: Does your dad play video games?

• Weekly Webcomic Wrapup is decompressing from E3

• E3 2014 had more attendees, fewer exhibitors than last year

• Make My MMO: June 9 - June 14, 2014

• Tree of Savior Q&A highlights guilds, mounts, and parties

• US Connected Realm updates for June 13

• World of Warcraft's Rob Pardo designs Magic: the Gathering card

• The next Adventure Time game is a link to the past

• E3 2014 round-up: Weird tales from Los Angeles

• Payday 2: Crimewave Edition plans heists for Xbox One, PS4

• WRUP: The one where MMOs get an easy win

• Breakfast Topic: How much ability pruning is too much?

• Recommended Reading: sexist video games and origins of forensic science

• The Daily Grind: Does guild recruitment annoy you?

• WRUP: E3 of future past

• Star Trek Online opens up Hearts and Minds for one day only

• Fallen Earth discusses the state of the game in June

• Super Joystiq Podcast 100: Staff picks of E3 2014

• Take a look at DC Universe Online's survival mode

• E3 2014: EVE: Valkyrie gameplay trailer brings war to the stars

• Joystiq's E3 2014 Selections

• 5 animals that are better at iPad games than you

• E3 2014: Fighting car bosses in Ubisoft's The Crew

• IndieCade at E3 is full of hugs ... and games

• Seen@E3: A visual history of Metal Gear

• Take a tour of LotRO's Update 14

• Same sex marriage in Harvest Moon: 'We know what the fans are looking for'

• Breakfast Topic: What do you want to see in the alpha?

• E3 2014: Underground and underwater with Landmark's Terry Michaels

• Report: Nordic to publish games under THQ trademark

• The Daily Grind: Does founder's syndrome hurt MMOs?

• Hitman Sniper studio can cherry pick from Square Enix's series

• Going deeper underground with Dark Souls 2 DLC

• Falling Skies: The Game hopes you liked XCOM

• Marvel Heroes is adding dual specs

• E3 2014: The Elder Scrolls Online offers small-scale PvP at cons

• Lords of the Fallen remains enigmatic just months from release

• E3 2015 lands in LA June 16-18

• World of Tanks' 9.1 update rolls out football mode and more

• Line of Defense heads to early access in July

• How I got stabbed in the chest at E3 2014 (an Oculus Rift tale)

• ZeniMax reduces ESO customer support staff in Ireland

• Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris will have online co-op at launch

• E3 2014: The Division gives you high-tech tools and upgradable bases to save NYC

• Fez studio starts Polytron Partners to 'give back'

• E3 2014: Final Fantasy XIV Live Letter details fan festival dates

• The man who made the game in 'Her' is about to release a game you can play

• Recruiting goats and researching cardboard in Metal Gear Solid 5: The Phantom Pain

• Crytek's Arena of Fate aims to change the MOBA as we know it

• Lineage Korea adds a new Warrior class

• NOPEing out of The Evil Within

• Mortal Kombat X seems to live up to its gory pedigree

• E3 2014: FFXIV's Yoshida on 2.4, 3.0, new classes, and more

• The Daily Grind: Are you in tune with your MMO's latest update?

• One moment for two minutes with Devil's Third

• Seen@E3: Da-nanananananana Batmobile

• Diablo 3 running at 900p on Xbox One; PS4 version locked at 1080p

• The Witness and the joy of intuition

• Crytek's Arena of Fate is a MOBA for people frustrated by MOBAs

• Seen@E3: Persona art director Soejima puts pen to posters

• Beyond Infinity: Disney Infinity 2.0's mechanical evolution

• Shin Megami Tensei 4 finally journeys to Europe in Q3 2014

• How Kingdom Under Fire 2 survived a shifting game market for 7 years

• Mortal Online upgrades its graphics engine

• Seen@E3: Capcom's display loot in six seconds

• Crytek MOBA Arena of Fate will pull 30 characters from history's pages

• E3 2014 So Far: The future of gaming from Sony, Nintendo, Microsoft, and Oculus

• How Assassin's Creed: Unity brings the brotherhood into co-op

• Metal Gear Solid must reflect the era in which it's made, Kojima says

• Leaderboard: Should MMOs include player-run servers?

• Gamers and developers are giving up on second screen experiences

• Shards Online opens website with 24 hours left on Kickstarter

• Warforged Nightmare mount now available

• Square Enix prepares to disappoint Final Fantasy fans with Final Fantasy VII G-Bike

• E3 2014: Destiny gameplay trailer sells you on the experience

• Why Guilty Gear Xrd -SIGN- ditches pixels for polygons

• How to pronounce 'Guilty Gear Xrd -SIGN-'

• Kicking back with D4 and Deadly Premonition's mastermind

• Player-driven development at 'core' of SOE's philosophy

• Destiny's E3 trailer experience

• Seen@E3: Who's next for Mortal Kombat X?

• The Queue: War Eternal

• Crytek's Hunt is a monster-hunting order from another mother

• The parts of Dragon Age: Inquisition you may never see

• Disney Infinity 2.0 ditches original game's unlock system

• Seen@E3: Harvest Moon's genetically enlarged livestock

• Breakfast Topic: I miss Marshal Windsor

• NHL 15 missing '94 Anniversary mode' on Xbox One, PS4

• Seen@E3: Evolve's gentleman Goliath

• Seen@E3: World of Tank's next-gen tank controls

• Engadget Daily: an interview with Phil Spencer, Nintendo's new 'Zelda' game and more!

• EverQuest Next will feature Ambassador D'Vinn and Fippy Darkpaw

• Skylanders Trap Team takes character-driven action to ridiculous extremes

• Trials of Ascension pushing to fund playable dragons

• Alien: Isolation's challenge mode is a space-time conundrum

• E3 2014: World of Speed trailer pimps its rides

• Seen@E3: The Fallen and Sparrow of Destiny

• E3 2014: Final Fantasy XIV discusses ninjas and same-sex marriage

• Doctor Who-inspired animation one of Sunset Overdrive's most requested respawns

• The massive, bloody world of The Witcher 3: The Wild Hunt

• Elder Scrolls Online spotlights Dragonknight Healer build

• E3 2014: Skyforge previews classes and customization in new video and images

• E3 2014: The Crew launches November 11th, is totally an MMO

• Oculus nabs co-founder of 'Uncharted' developer

• Darkfall Unholy Wars unveils custom role tutorial

• Tamriel Infinium: The big thing that Elder Scrolls Online got right

• The Secret World ARG fails to fund

• E3 2014: No Man's Sky gets a new trailer

• E3 2014: Here's four minutes of Destiny footage

• EA / Ubisoft E3 2014 conference round-up: Prototypes and push-ups

• The Daily Grind: Has E3 become irrelevant to MMO gamers?

• Far Cry 4 cries for co-op help

• Download Dead Rising 3 fan-service DLC soundtrack for free

• E3 2014: See Dawngate's 'badass bookish nerds' honored in a new video

• Get fit this November in Ubisoft's Shape Up

• Ubisoft E3 2014 Liveblog on Joystiq

• The Crew beta on July 23, crosses finish line November 11

• Just Dance Now uses mobile devices as controllers

• Just Dance 2015 grooves onto systems in October [update]

• Watch Ubisoft's E3 2014 press conference stream here [Update: It's over!]

• Assassin's Creed: Unity features four-player co-op [update: trailer]

• EA's BioWare touches on new Mass Effect, new IP at E3

• Lara Croft and the Temple of Osiris announced, sequel to Guardian of Light

• Battlefield Hardline beta launches today on PC and PS4

• 'Burnout' developer Criterion is making another racing game

• EA's E3 2014 Liveblog on Joystiq

• Fore! EA Sports PGA Tour brings golf out of the Woods

• Watch Electronic Arts' E3 press conference right here!

• Watch EA's E3 2014 press conference right here [Update: It's over!]

• E3 2014: SOE's evil ways on display in this H1Z1 teaser

• Rise of the Tomb Raider exploring holiday 2015

• Conker teases an unexpected appearance in Project Spark

• Last Week on Massively: CCP rides the emotional roller coaster

• Minecraft maker's newest game blends cliffs, horses and Dogecoin

• Ed Boon: Mortal Kombat X will run at 1080p, 60fps

• The Queue: Garrisons, cloud serpents, and the Alliance

• E3 2014: Elder Scrolls releases 'live another life' video

• Watch Dogs connects with UK audience, Murdered: Soul Suspect charts

• SMITE patch introduces Footballer skins and Hercules revamp

• Stiq Figures, May 26 - June 1: Awful E3 moments edition

• Notch launches Cliffhorse, a game about horses on cliffs

• Know Your Lore: The Blood Knights

• Pinball-RPG Rollers of the Realm hits PS4, Vita, PC this holiday

• Graphical upgrades en route for Age of Wushu

• Shroud of the Avatar sells player-owned towns for a steep price

• Breakfast Topic: Do you wish you were in the alpha?

• Shin Megami Tensei: Digital Devil Saga 2 rated by ESRB

• Make My MMO: June 2 - June 8, 2014

• Twilight Struggle blitzing onto PS4, Vita, Xbox One, mobile

• 343 Industries partnering with Skullcandy for Halo audio gear

• WRUP: Time for some repairs

• CIG spotlighting Star Citizen's Freelancer this weekend

• Devolver Digital to localize remake of pigeon-dating sim Hatoful Boyfriend

• BlizzCon 2014 Art and Movie contest submissions now open

• US and EU Connected Realm updates for June 6

• Amazon pre-orders list Battlefield Hardline platforms

• Sega's E3 lineup includes aliens, blue hedgehogs, virtual divas

• Halo composer sues Bungie CEO over unpaid benefits

• The Daily Grind: What was your favorite Mythic memory?

• WRUP: E3 2014, let's do it!

• Xseed to bring Brandish, Corpse Party to North America

• Bit.Trip dev Gaijin Games rebrands, announces new projects

• WoW Moviewatch: A Good Deed

• 'Largest Game Collection in the World' up on the auction block

• RIFT calls players to arms for in-game event

• Tetris celebrates 30 years as the world's favorite puzzle game

• Elite: Dangerous newsletter focuses on E3 offerings

• Super Joystiq Podcast 099: Batman Arkham Knight, Murdered Soul Suspect, violence in AAA games

• Osmo extends iPad kids' gaming to the physical world

• Garriott bringing SotA to E3

• Pathfinder set to begin NDA-free alpha

• The Queue: Under Draenor's Moon

• The world's largest video game collection just went up for auction

• Divinity: Original Sin returns to the naughty step until June 30

• Trove adds the Fae Trickster class

• The Daily Grind: Does an MMO need lore to foster roleplaying?

• EA has 'a lot to prove' in October with NBA Live 15

• Here's the scoop: Shovel Knight arrives later this month

• SMITE packs its bags for Latin America and Brazil

• Tales From The Borderlands nets a nerdy voice cast

• Monster Hunter Freedom Unite journeys to North American iOS devices

• World of Darkness apparently reached alpha three different times

• Remember Me dev Dontnod working with Square Enix

• Tracing the history of the MOBA

• New games from Crystal Dynamics and Criterion at E3

• Conspiracy digital trip now available as Watch Dogs DLC

• Vainglory announced as a tablet-focused MOBA

• Watch Swordsman's gameplay trailer

• Shards Online opens up a public weekend event

• Hearthstone unveils new Voidcaller card

• The Division's E3 teaser is all... Christmasy

• Final Fantasy XIV updates with sightseeing, weapons, and poses

• World of Warships unveils E3 trailer

• Azeroth Choppers winner announced

• Kero Blaster is a beautiful, brutally retro platformer

• Skyforge's world trailer sure is pretty

• CCP lays off 49 at Reykjavik office [Updated]

• Elder Scrolls Online begins testing Update 2

• The Daily Grind: Will you play time-consuming MMOs when you retire?

• Temple Run keeps on running, franchise tops 1 billion downloads

• Is this NVIDIA's next Shield handheld console?

• EA spoils World Cup, tells us Germany's going to win it

• New generation finally begins in summer with Tetris Ultimate

• Drakengard 3 rolls out story DLC starring Zero's sisters

• Darkfall demonstrates custom roles

• New Art of Capcom collection to debut at San Diego Comic-Con

• Skara: The Blade Remains looks to fund a 2014 release

• Guns of Icarus dev blog talks player feedback, Hurricane Sandy

• One Tap Quest will destroy your productivity

• Oculus-only platformer coming from Words with Friends co-creator

• Albion Online redefines character progression through the Destiny Board

• League of Legends takes a top spot on ... iTunes?

• Leaderboard: What MMO is currently atop your most wanted list?

• Players cast 97 million spells in Magicka: Wizard Wars

• Marvel Heroes celebrates its first anniversary

• The Queue: In case of emergency, release the kraken

• Hitman Go now accepting contracts on Android gadgets

• Pantheon returns to 'full development mode'

• Spirits of Harmony confirmed unbound in 6.0

• You have 24 hours to get Sniper Elite V2 for free

• Know Your Lore: Famous Warlocks

• The man behind Words with Friends is creating a VR game, partnering with Oculus

• Angry Birds Stella debuts in September, is familiar, pinker

• Tropico 5 launch most successful in series history

• Star Citizen's Arena Commander is live

• Defiance goes free-to-play

• Breakfast Topic: Your Perfect Raid

• The Daily Grind: What social tools do all MMOs need?

• Fans streamed 2.4 billion hours of competitive gaming last year

• Costume Quest 2 knocking on current-gen, last-gen doors

• Terraria leaping to PS4, Xbox One sandboxes later this year

• Hearthstone: Sen'jin Shieldmasta

• Argo Online slides into open beta

• Razer's Junglecat looks like an Xperia Play gamepad for the iPhone

• Archlord 2 going into closed beta this month

• Learn to punch, kick and gogoplata with EA Sports UFC primer

• Joystiq Streams: Turkeys will pay in Don't Starve Reign of Giants [UPDATE: Relive the stream!]

• Leaderboards, cross-buy skate toward OlliOlli in coming weeks

• Natsume plants a seed, grows Harvest Moon: The Lost Valley

• Fans watched 2.4 billion hours of eSports in 2013

• The Queue: Hearthstone mount, the podcast, timelines, and druids

• Watch Dogs sells 4 million copies

• Persona 4 Arena digital rights in Europe back with Atlus

• Know Your Lore: The Lore of the Warlock

• Theatrhythm Final Fantasy takes its Curtain Call in September

• Battlefield Hardline beta footage latest to leak online

• The next Batman game on Xbox One and PlayStation 4 just got delayed to 2015

• Breakfast Topic: The most beautiful zone in the game

• The Daily Grind: Do you mask your gender when playing MMOs?

• NHL 15 checks first screenshot, pre-order bonuses

• Double Fine's Broken Age now on Ouya

• Check out Wurm Online's new trailer

• Ex-Irrational devs form new studio, reveal 'The Black Glove'

• Gloria Victis team summarizes new patch, May updates

• Funcom planning to launch TSW's Tokyo this Wednesday

• MotoGP 14 launches in Europe on June 20, U.S. release planned

• French RPG Shiness is a manga in motion, coming in 2015

• Perfect World Entertainment posts strong Q1 2014 earnings

• Life of Rome aims to put roleplaying front and center

• Fans translate part of Black Desert's substantial lore

• Twitch schedules its E3 broadcasts

• Awesomenauts assemble on Xbox One, PS4 content update this month

• The Repopulation improves abilities and combat in May

• Around Azeroth: I wouldn't cry for lost souls, you might drown

• Homefront: The Revolution appears on Swedish site [update: confirmed]

• The Daily Grind: What's your favorite thing about your favorite MMO?

• Stiq Figures, May 19 - 25: E3 wish list edition

• Ryse: Son of Rome DLC adds to Gladiator, Survival, Solo modes

• Know Your Lore: The paladin's charger

• Vita, 3DS versions of 1,001 Spikes won't have multiplayer

• EA may pay almost $1,000 per college athlete for sports game settlement

• Get a better idea about Tree of Savior's combat and chat systems

• 'Mortal Kombat X' listed by Amazon UK

• Make My MMO: May 25 - June 1

• MotorStorm creator's new studio is cooking up new IP

• Breakfast Topic: Which Blizzard games do you play?

• The Daily Grind: Do MMOs make you feel old?

Google (58)

• Google kills Orkut to focus on YouTube, Blogger and Google+

• Google drops Quickoffice now that its own apps can handle your work

• Google Voice plans to make transcriptions better with your help

• Google will have sole control over the interfaces of Android Auto, Wear and TV

• Feedback Loop: It's Google all the way down!

• Swim with the fishes using Project Tango and a head-mounted display

• Google chief believes he can save '100,000 lives' a year with access to medical records

• Google will pay for coding lessons for thousands of female tech workers

• Chromecast's ultrasonic device pairing is much simpler than it sounds

• Engadget Daily: living in Google's world, the faces of Android Wear and more!

• LG partners with Google's Project Tango to make consumer product next year

• Google Play for Education comes to student Chromebooks

• 'OK Google' voice commands are now available inside apps and from the lockscreen

• Google starts removing 'forgotten' search results

• Living in a Google world: Why Android L means you'll never have to disconnect

• Google gives us a simulated ride with Android Auto

• Google I/O wrapup: Razer microconsole, Android TV

• Forget.me makes it slightly easier to wipe yourself from Google's memory

• 'Cardboard' is Google's attempt at an inexpensive VR headset

• Google Fit is Android's answer to exercise and health tracking

• Google Drive for Work now offers unlimited storage for $10 per month, per user

• Chromecast can finally mirror your Android device's screen

• Google is bringing Android apps to Chromebooks

• Google boosts in-car connectivity with Android Auto

• Google's next version of Android 'L' release has a new look, deeper ties to the web

• Live from Google I/O's 2014 opening keynote!

• Watch Google's opening keynote at I/O 2014 here!

• Chromebook Pixel owners get $150 after Verizon abruptly cuts off free LTE

• Google+ Photos now lets you go back and re-edit pics you already edited

• Tune in to our liveblog of the Google I/O keynote tomorrow!

• What's on tap for Google at I/O 2014

• Nest devices start talking to Google, washing machines and your car

• ?Google wants to sell you your next domain name

• Nest is acquiring Dropcam for $555 million

• Google now offers links to music apps when you search for bands on Android

• Blame Canada: Google ordered to block website links worldwide

• Google Fiber customers could get new TV boxes soon

• Google search results now let you call stores from your PC

• Nest Protect smoke alarm returns with a lower price following safety recall

• One year in, and Google's crazy internet-by-balloon project is doing just fine

• You can now tour baseball's hallowed halls through Google Street View

• Google set to launch a health-tracking platform called Google Fit

• Google Now tests calendar event suggestions based on Gmail convos

• Google reportedly wants in on Virgin Galactic's space business

• Your Chromebook now sends photos to Google+ in the background

• Google's street art project includes over 5,000 images of murals (and graffiti, too)

• Google and the accidental mystery of Webdriver Torso

• Google and Twitter join forces for disaster alerts

• Take a sunny Street View tour of Brazil's World Cup stadiums

• Google Maps easter egg lets you plan journeys with Nessie and dragons

• Google's new Chrome add-on secures your email every step of the way

• Google's first fashionable Glass frames are designed by Diane Von Furstenberg

• Google brings Chromebooks to more countries around the world

• ?Google+ for iOS updated to make your photos look better, create videos with them

• What you need to know about the 'right to be forgotten' on Google

• Google is building 180 satellites to spread internet access worldwide

• Google wants you to (safely) search the web while driving

• Google's hacking game trades exploits for cake

Health (6)

• Brain implant restores control of paralyzed muscles

• Pushmo World review: Push even mo'

• The Ekocycle Cube 3D-prints recycled plastic, is backed by will.i.am

• Rumor: Steam summer sale starts this week

• The Werkstatt-Ø1 is an affordable, educational synth kit from Moog

• Dyson's Motorhead cordless vacuum challenges your classic upright

Laptops (12)

• LA school officials shift from free iPads to laptops and hybrids

• The Surface Pro 3 is nigh-on impossible to repair, just like its ancestors

• Here's the world's 'most powerful and lightest' 13-inch gaming laptop

• Lenovo and Dell back effort to bring wireless charging to laptops and tablets

• ?Intel launches Core M processors for even thinner 2-in-1 PCs

• ASUS' GX500 gaming laptop has a 4K screen and is just 19mm thick

• ASUS' Transformer Book Flip has a 360-degree rotatable screen, realistic pricing

• Dell aims for the mainstream with its two new Windows convertibles

• ASUS Transformer Book V is a Windows hybrid laptop with a detachable Android phone

• ASUS intros the Transformer Book T300 Chi, a super-thin hybrid laptop with a 2,560 x 1,440 display

• HP's back-to-school lineup includes lots of convertibles (and Beats products, too)

• HP hedges its bets, unveils a 14-inch laptop running Android (updated)

Lifestyle (5)

• The Big Picture: Exploring Mexico's abandoned railways in a homemade 'spaceship'

• 'Computerworld' ends its print run, becomes a digital-only magazine

• Art Academy will turn your Wii U GamePad into a canvas

• Sainsbury's teams up with Google to stop you wasting food

• Murdered: Soul Suspect review: Good cop, dead cop

Meta (5)

• The original team behind Facebook Home moved on, but the app still lives

• Oculus: ZeniMax lawsuit a 'transparent attempt' to profit from Facebook sale

• Oculus VR to buy design team behind the Xbox 360 gamepad and Kinect, Carbon Design

• Facebook's company trip to Africa leads to more efficient Android app

• Facebook relaxes its policy on breastfeeding photos

Microsoft (11)

• Microsoft: law enforcement faces 'bleak future' if US doesn't scale back its spying

• Microsoft offering MacBook Air owners up to $650 in credit towards Surface Pro 3 purchase

• Microsoft giving away 15GB of OneDrive storage, 1TB for Office 365 users

• Rare and Lionhead remain 'crown jewels' for Microsoft

• Surface Pro 2 prices drop in the US by as much as $200

• LinkedIn to face lawsuit for sending repeat invitations to your contacts

• Microsoft expands its pledge not to sell ads against your private data

• Microsoft resists US government demand to seize offshore emails

• Microsoft now selling Kinectless Xbox One for $400

• Microsoft releases Xbox One controller drivers for PC

• Her name is Cortana. Her attitude is almost human.

Mobile (27)

• Can't pay a bill or activate your phone on Verizon? It's not you, it's them (update: fixed!)

• Three reminds Vodafone patrons they can still cancel their contracts for free

• Costco is now selling iPads and iPhones, with a patchy selection

• Verizon backpedals after cutting off free LTE for Chromebook Pixel owners

• Android still the dominant mobile OS with 1 billion active users

• Libraries will lend out WiFi hotspots to foster online learning

• Safety zealot hid a phone jammer in his SUV to stop other drivers taking calls

• Europe's next roaming charge cut comes into force on July 1st

• UK government wants to end mobile deadspots with 'national roaming'

• T-Mobile offers free music streaming to customers

• Rumor Roundup: Dummy unit

• EE and Three will soon change the way you make calls and send texts

• FCC report checks if your internet speed lives up to the ads, and why that's not fast enough

• On T-Mobile, you can now stream music without hurting your data plan

• T-Mobile Test Drive lets you borrow an iPhone 5s for a week

• Surfing with GTO, the very promising future of Gogo in-flight WiFi

• Europe and South Korea will share their 5G know-how

• Sprint will provide home broadband to 50,000 students in the US

• EE opens its broadband packages to all

• Nokia and Korean carrier demo LTE fast enough to transfer 5GB of data in just 11 seconds

• Starbucks is rolling out wireless charging spots that you probably won't use

• A shampoo tycoon is offering cellphone service with built-in music streaming

• O2's discounted SIM-only plans offer 4G from £11 per month

• EE could soon ditch Carphone Warehouse and Phones4U

• In-flight WiFi to be available across Europe by 2017

• Three extends free roaming to France and four other countries

• Huawei's WiFi is ten times faster than yours

News (190)

• LittleBigPlanet celebrates July 4 with free DLC costume

• The TUAW Daily Update Podcast for June 30, 2014

• Lollapalooza gives attendees the option to leave their wallets at home

• Gran Turismo creator, FIA plot to 'revitalize' motorsport

• US book publishers now make more money from online sales than physical stores

• High school students raise thousands of dollars repairing, selling old MacBooks

• LG's 77-inch curved OLED 4K TV is every bit as expensive as it sounds

• The Queue: Spikes

• Therapists are turning to the web to help revolutionize mental health treatments

• Boston turns park benches into solar-powered charging points

• The 'Sheltered' apocalypse is coming!

• Rumor Roundup: 'Next week'

• Weekends with Engadget: Google I/O 2014, Aereo loses and more!

• Last week's popular and featured articles on TUAW you don't want to miss

• Sunday Morning Funnies: Weeds and black roses

• One Shots: Regrets, I've had a few

• Breakfast Topic: What makes a home to you?

• Estonia will hand out digital ID cards to non-residents

• Recommended Reading: An Android future and Microsoft's quantum computing think tank

• WRUP: For spacious skies

• WRUP: A quiet July to catch up

• The TUAW Daily Update Podcast for June 27, 2014

• Mt. Gox revival threatens customer's remaining Bitcoins, says CEO

• Engadget Eurocast 065 - 6.27.14

• Report: Gran Turismo 7 probably won't arrive in 2014

• Watch Dogs multiplayer tuned to keep you playing

• Neil Gaiman's ghostly adventure Wayward Manor debuts in July

• How Aaron Swartz went from internet activist to martyr

• What you need to know about Uber, Lyft and other app-based car services

• Breakfast Topic: At last, the Beta

• Germany's green energy boom is leaving a 'trail of blood' on coal companies

• Hearing on 38 Studios' potential lobbying violations set for next week

• NeonGrid offers an IMDb-esque directory for web videos

• The TUAW Daily Update Podcast for June 26, 2014

• Mila joins free-to-play DOA5U: Core Fighters roster

• Miiverse users can now embed posts elsewhere on the 'net

• Talking Weather Alarm Clock: Wake up to a personal weather forecast

• PS Now beta expands to select Sony TVs on June 30

• Crowdfunding Roundup: PartySnapper, Sticky Notes and more

• Rumor Roundup: 'Not always the most reliable of sources'

• Ofcom makes switching fibre broadband suppliers cheaper and easier

• Engadget Daily: Aereo loses, Android is in everything, and more!

• The TUAW Daily Update Podcast for June 25, 2014

• TUAW TV Live: It's your call!

• The Queue: Tree on a bike

• Android TV will be in Sony, Sharp and Philips TVs next year

• TUAW Giveaway: Win one of three sets of RHA MA750i in-ear headphones

• Europe gives Dixons Carphone the green light

• Impa takes center stage in latest Hyrule Warriors gameplay trailer

• Pioneer and Onkyo unite to bring their home audio into the internet era

• The TUAW Daily Update Podcast for June 24, 2014

• University library starts 'drone loan' program for students

• Engadget Daily: how to disappear, the deal with 3D printers and more!

• Das Tal secures additional funding, releases summary vid

• Customizable bike horn MYBELL hits Kickstarter with an improved design

• South Korea debates the wisdom of a video game addiction law

• Breakfast Topic: Starting at the bottom

• Watch lightning strike around the world in real time

• Tax haven Jersey now wants to become 'Bitcoin Island'

• A New York museum's interactive exhibit lets you redesign art pieces

• France wants more say over internet rules to protect its wine sales

• Chicago is getting lamp posts that count people and track pollution

• TUAW Talkcast 2014-06-22: Summer solstice edition!

• Feedback Loop: Amazon's new phone, trust issues with password managers and more!

• Last week's popular and featured articles on TUAW you don't want to miss

• The Queue: Many questions, handle them

• One Shots: Child's play

• Breakfast Topic: Are you doing the Fire Festival this year?

• FCC proposal would fund WiFi networks in schools

• Engadget Daily: 3D printed body parts, hands-on with the Lyric thermostat and more!

• The TUAW Daily Update Podcast for June 20, 2014

• NY medical marijuana law could mean big bucks for vaporizer makers

• National parks will soon ban most drone flights

• Iran throws tech bloggers in prison for working with 'enemy media'

• GoPro cameras show what it's like to endure a terrifying car crash

• Super cheap Smart Home kit brings automation to the masses

• The TUAW Daily Update Podcast for June 19, 2014

• Harley-Davidson's first electric motorcycle is Project LiveWire and you can ride it

• Susan Kare discusses icon design

• Supreme Court unanimously rules that software patents can't cover abstract ideas

• 'Bleeding' pants can show paralympians that they're injured

• The Queue: Dinosaurs!

• Breakfast Topic: Keeping up with the Alpha

• The Daily Grind: Are you a screenshot hoarder?

• Lego Fusion lets you build virtual playgrounds with real-world bricks

• Austin: Engadget Live is this Friday!

• Harley-Davidson teases its first electric motorcycle

• Recreating retro Apple gear with Lego blocks is the best way to spend your day

• Engadget HD Podcast 402 - 6.18.14

• The Difficulty Trap

• Bitcoin gets its first big sports sponsorship

• The man who defined net neutrality is running for office in New York

• Pantheon team posts new videos

• Wireless label maker is a boon for cable-hating office supply fetishists

• Mt. Gox Bitcoin exchange gets approval for US bankruptcy protection

• The TUAW Daily Update Podcast for June 17, 2014

• Online 'nanodegrees' boost your career without requiring time off

• Engadget Live heads to Seattle on July 18th!

• White House helps tech startups make advanced parts

• Engadget Daily: inside the NBA finals, France scores with FIFA's new goal-line tech and more!

• The podcast crew goes live tonight!

• Inside Game 5 of the 2014 NBA Finals

• Failure is a great option

• The Queue: Progress

• Rumor Roundup: Deja vu toujours

• Stiq Figures, June 2 - 8: Up all night edition

• France is the first team to benefit from goal-line tech at the World Cup

• How would you change the Roku 3?

• TUAW Talkcast 2014-06-15: Father's Day Edition!

• Last week's popular and featured articles on TUAW you don't want to miss

• The Queue: Dad dad dad dad

• One Shots: Fare game

• Toyota's LED-lit concept car lets your kids customize the hood

• WRUP: There's too much confusion

• This purple, talking box can save you from an accidental prescription overdose

• The Queue: Got your goat

• From the "Who the heck still needs this?" department

• New littleBits modules make the Synth Kit more powerful and versatile

• The Queue: A whole new (old) world

• The TUAW Daily Update Podcast for June 12, 2014

• Design your own class

• FCC demands that states get out of the way of municipal broadband

• Rumor Roundup: Some assembly required

• Sigma's unique dp2 Quattro camera can be yours in August for $999

• The TUAW Daily Update Podcast for June 11, 2014

• A precarious perch

• Engadget HD Podcast 401 - 6.11.14

• Crowdfunding Roundup: Some winners and a few slow starters

• Cable companies duped community groups into fighting net neutrality

• 2014 iPhone Photography Award winners announced

• The TUAW Daily Update Podcast for June 10, 2014

• Why testing matters

• Nintendo's Amiibo figurines explained, smashing retail this holiday season

• Engadget giveaway: win a Hanwell speaker courtesy of Marshall!

• Breakfast Topic: Hard to go back

• Adorkable is a real word now, and it's all your fault

• Engadget Daily: the Electronic Entertainment Expo (E3), Tesla opens Supercharger patents and more!

• This isn't the Apple TV we had in mind...

• Kim Dotcom offers whistleblowers $5 million to help Megaupload's case

• Facial recognition software helps convict a robber

• Feedback Loop: must-play video games, Netflix woes and more

• Last week's popular and featured articles on TUAW you don't want to miss

• The Queue: Hyperactive goats

• Dev Interview: Wil Shipley, Delicious Monster

• The Big Picture: Beijing's urban e-waste economy

• The Daily Grind: Are you still excited about crowdfunding?

• Weekly Webcomic Wrapup says 'E3? More like WHEE-3, amirite?'

• The Queue: It's alive

• WRUP: The internet isn't real edition

• Breakfast Topic: Your must-have collections

• Caturday: Mr. G, the coding feline

• Korean protester spreads democracy's message by balloon and flashdrive

• Engadget Daily: life with self-driving cars, the world's largest video game collection and more!

• It's Friday, so make yourself an adorable little papercraft Mac

• What you need to know about self-driving cars

• Engadget Eurocast 064 - 6.6.14

• Breakfast Topic: The new models in motion

• Live-tweets narrate the D-Day landings exactly as they happened

• Cable companies are reportedly funding fake consumer groups to attack net neutrality

• Healthcare.gov revamp promises simpler sign-ups

• Canon serves up its own cloud-based image repository

• The TUAW Daily Update Podcast for June 5, 2014

• EU court rules that reading online news doesn't violate copyright

• The Queue: Completely free of asking when the beta is starting

• An iPhone-ready ceiling fan and more news for June 5, 2014

• Asia's biggest tech show is ASUS' show

• Rumor Roundup: Summer child

• Philips helps to re-create Times Square in a Moscow shopping mall

• Edyn's smart gardening system gives your plants exactly what they need

• This is the wild work of art the internet asked for

• The TUAW Daily Update Podcast for June 4, 2014

• Explaining Versatility

• Crowdfunding Roundup: Too many projects, too little time

• Razer Junglecat gives your iPhone a slide-out gamepad

• The TUAW Daily Update Podcast for June 3, 2014

• Congratulations, internet: you collapsed part of the FCC website with comments

• Kickstarter simplifies the path to funding... or failing

• Study claims that virtual drug dealing cuts back on real violence

• Crytek's Hunt: Horrors of the Gilded Age takes co-op to the 19th century

• Drop opens pre-orders for its smart kitchen scale, early-bird price is $80

• The TUAW Daily Update Podcast for June 2, 2014

• Kickstarter project lets you print eerie 3D x-rays for $99

• About the Bloggers: Elizabeth Harper

• WWDC 2014: HomeKit brings smart home services under one app

• Pirate Bay co-founder Peter Sunde caught after two years on the run

• The Queue: Shoot the moon

• Talkcast tonight, 7pm PT/10pm ET: WWDC speculation edition!

• The Queue: Littered with excitement

• Educational software Classcraft to offer freemium pay model

• One Shots: Mount up!

Nintendo (73)

• Report: Japan's Hyrule Warriors gets version-specific outfit DLC

• Why Shovel Knight couldn't run on a real NES

• Nintendo AGM: Mario Kart 8 sells 2 million, Iwata re-elected

• Agitha, Lana join Hyrule Warriors' playable cast

• Cooking Mama 5 gets served on 3DS this September

• Nintendo CEO to miss shareholders meeting following major surgery

• Nintendo wants a future where consoles and handhelds run the same games

• Splatoon to offer two-squid local multiplayer

• Tetris Ultimate to also clear neatly aligned lines on 3DS

• Recall past stages, enemies with these Mario prints

• Legend of Zelda producer says female Link theories are rumor

• Nintendo of America president: Wii U has a 'very long life' ahead

• UK court rules against Nintendo in patent infringement case

• Here's what makes Bayonetta's Nintendo costumes special

• Mario Kart 8's Mercedes DLC drifts toward North America, Europe

• FIFA 15 heading to 3DS and Wii, not Wii U

• Miyamoto on Wii U: Dual GamePads possible, not likely soon

• Joystiq Streams: Mario Kart 8 Joystiq vs Engadget! [UPDATE: Relive the stream!]

• Nintendo's Shigeru Miyamoto feels a 'bit of uneasiness' about virtual reality

• Brain Age now training European Wii U owners too

• Feedback Loop: Discussing E3, Nintendo, live streaming and more!

• Final Fantasy Explorers to cast a spell on 3DS

• Mario Kart 8 takes a turn for McDonalds Happy Meals

• Nintendo doesn't view pure gameplay livestreams as fun

• Lufia: The Legend Returns, Harvest Moon 2 to reach 3DS VC

• Mario Kart 8 quadrupled Wii U weekly sales, says Fils-Aime

• Gadget Rewind 2006: Nintendo Wii

• Kirby and the Rainbow Curse paints a DS classic on the Wii U's GamePad

• Hyrule Warriors is the Zelda beat-'em-up you never knew you wanted

• Nintendo Amiibo figurines look smashing at E3

• Co-Opinion: Super Smash Bros. (Wii U)

• The curious case of Splatoon, Wii U's dollop of squidly joy

• Seen@E3: Making Marios

• Devil's Third on Wii U asks: 'What does it mean to live?'

• Nintendo's new IP pits Abraham Lincoln against aliens

• Here are Nintendo's new 'Super Smash Bros.' Amiibo toys for Wii U

• Super Smash Bros lets you customize special moves, transfer characters between Wii U and 3DS

• Pac-Man comes to Super Smash Bros

• Nintendo Direct E3 2014 recap: Amiibo, squid-girls, Smash Bros.

• Here's how much you're spending on the Gamecube controller adapter for Wii U

• Itagaki's action-packed Devil's Third coming exclusively to Wii U

• Project Giant Robot: A rock 'em, sock 'em Wii U experiment from Miyamoto

• Miyamoto takes on tower defense in Project Guard

• Star Fox flies in formation on Wii U

• Nintendo E3 2014 Liveblog on Joystiq

• Nintendo teases 'Mario Maker' for creating custom Mario levels on Wii U

• Splatoon is an ink-filled shooter from Miyamoto's junior team

• Reach for that rainbow again in Kirby's Rainbow Curse on Wii U

• Hyrule Warriors coming Sept. 26 in North America

• Nintendo reveals Wii U Zelda sequel, coming 2015

• Open-world 'Zelda' game heading to Wii U in 2015

• Wii U's wild ride in Captain Toad's Treasure Tracker

• Yoshi's Wooly World adds co-op, coming to Wii U in 2015

• 'Star Fox' sets course for Wii U along with smaller projects from Miyamoto

• Super Smash Bros 3DS arrives October 3 [Update: $40 on 3DS]

• Super Smash Bros. gets NFC figures, Mii support

• Watch Nintendo's E3 2014 livestream here [Update: It's over!]

• Watch Nintendo's E3 'Digital Event' right here!

• New Star Fox coming to Wii U

• Ubisoft: Completed Wii U game shelved, waiting on install base

• Capcom adding 15 NES, SNES, GBA games to Virtual Console

• Rumor: Meet your Mario Maker at E3

• SteamWorld Dig to pan for gold on Wii U

• Pokemon Company to stream national championships on Twitch

• Joystiq Streams: Blood spilled in Mario Kart 8 Joystiq Grand Prix [UPDATE: Relive the stream!]

• Wii Sports Club boxed copies join Team USA in July

• Europe gets boxed Wii Sports Club in July, baseball and boxing this month

• Retro Game Challenge 2 fan translation released

• 2DS digs for euros with New Super Mario Bros 2. bundle

• Wii U's quick-boot update is finally here, takes you straight to the games

• Sega grants 3DS, Wii U Sonic Boom games their own subtitles

• Mario Kart 8 races past 1.2 million sales in debut weekend

• UK charts: Watch Dogs hacks up records, Mario Kart 8 boosts Wii U

PC Gaming (259)

• DayZ switches over to DirectX 11 and reworked controls

• PSA: SWTOR double XP week starts tomorrow

• The WoW Insider Show Live

• Over 7,000 stolen Sniper Elite 3 Steam keys revoked

• Marvel Heroes' super first year

• Age of Empires Online shuts down tomorrow

• Last Week on Massively: Draenor drops

• SOE explains PlanetSide 2 patch scheduling

• Steam tops 8 million concurrent users as sale draws to a close

• Guild Wars 2 composer talks live orchestras and season two sounds

• Warlords of Draenor: Guild leveling and guild perk changes

• Know Your Lore: The time-travel fallacy of Warlords

• Warlords of Draenor: Solo scenario and quest improvements

• Neojac is looking to put Atavism MMO creator on Steam

• Warlords of Draenor: Bag space solutions, illustrated

• You could write the next Darkfall quest

• Dota 2 makes waves with $10 million International prize pool

• H1Z1 working hard on Steam early access prep

• The Queue: Shadowmoon Valley is really, really pretty

• Breakfast Topic: Where did you want your home city on Draenor?

• Warlords of Draenor: More details on the Ashran faction hubs

• City of Steam previews its 2.7 update

• Warlords of Draenor adds community member NPCs

• Warlords of Draenor Beta: New in-game Character Copy

• Blizzard dispatches Warlords of Draenor closed beta invites

• Steam Summer Sale, day 9: Transistor, Tropico 4

• EVE's Crius to revamp manufacturing on July 22

• Warlords of Draenor: Faction hubs moved to outskirts of Ashran

• Anarchy Online turns 13, celebrates with Desert Nomads event and member offers

• First wave of Warlords of Draenor beta invites out

• Wow Moviewatch: Frostfire Ridge montage

• Pathfinder Online formally opens alpha to backers

• Warlords of Draenor Alpha: Transmog changes

• PlanetSide 2's Hossin update is live but not entirely done

• The Think Tank: Happy birthday, Star Wars Galaxies

• Guild Wars 2 is half price before Season 2

• Shroud of the Avatar's Release 7 adds water lots and more

• Warlords of Draenor: Raids get their own graphic setting

• The Queue: The buffs, SoO with AQ, and linux

• WildStar unveils Strain-themed customization options

• Trion details ArcheAge's patron status, APEX system

• Benjamin's Flight comes to Thomas Was Alone on Steam

• Warlords of Draenor Alpha: New draenei male model

• Entropy discounts Founder's Packs for Steam Sale

• Steam Greenlights 75 more games: Futuridium, Lost Orbit

• WoW Moviewatch: Stuff WoW Elitists Say

• Choose My Adventure: Final thoughts on WildStar

• Steam Summer Sale, day 7: Batman, BioShock Infinite, Counter-Strike

• RIFT producer's letter reveals Nightmare Tide expansion

• Why I started WoW, why I continued with it, and why I'm still at it

• TERA: Rising previews Wounded World update, Rift's Edge encounters

• Elite: Dangerous enters Premium Beta 2

• Around Azeroth: Another reason to hate the Warchief

• Plants vs Zombies: Garden Warfare crops up on PC

• Blizzard sale slashes prices on WoW and Mists of Pandaria

• WoW Moviewatch: Orc vs. Wild Vashj'ir

• What have you spent the longest time working on in WoW?

• Joystiq Streams: Space Engineers and the horror of the void [UPDATE: Relive the stream!]

• Steam Summer Sale, day 6: Brothers, Metro, Murdered

• Be quick or you'll miss GOG.com's Adrenaline Rush sale

• Star Citizen tops $47 million, will continue to offer stretch goals

• Hyperspace Beacon: Fixing SWTOR's community representation problem

• Warlords of Draenor: Tanaan Jungle preview

• World of Warcraft previews the Tanaan Jungle

• WildStar previews the zones of the Strain drop

• Around Azeroth: Anticipation

• Breakfast Topic: What do you hope to see in Shadowmoon Valley?

• Guild Wars 2's Gates of Maguuma open July 1st

• Punkbuster wrongly bans Battlefield 3 players, EA working on solution

• Lion's Arch Lament dissected for Guild Wars 2 fans

• Postcards from WildStar: character creation checklist

• Get WoW on the cheap during Blizzard's Summer Sale

• TERA's Chinese publisher has a deal for VR headsets

• Assassin's Creed Unity hitting PC at same time as consoles

• Guild Wars 2 to host its first player tourney at Gamescom

• Steam Summer Sale, day 5: Dark Souls, Rogue Legacy, Saints Row 4

• What Blizzard needs to keep casuals playing in Warlords

• World of Warcraft player hits 90 without leaving Pandaren starting zone

• FTL: Faster Than Light cuts cost by 30% for the next week [Update]

• Playing 'Death from Above' with Oculus Rift

• EVE Evolved: Four top tips for living in wormholes

• WoW Archivist: Expansion gaps

• Final Fantasy 8 on PC draws more game boosters from update

• Original Fallout games are once again Steam-powered

• Silver Surfer hangs ten into Marvel Heroes

• Wow Moviewatch: Illidan Heroes of the Storm Developer Diary

• Hearthstone reveals new Webspinner card

• Heroes of the Storm bringing in non-US players in next alpha

• Watch Guild Wars 2's official livestream show

• University adds League of Legends team to its athletic program

• WoW Archivist: Expansion gaps

• Raph Koster on Origin's Privateer Online

• Breakfast Topic: The music of WoW

• Dead Rising 3 brings death, limbs and fire to PC in September

• Origin offers free time-limited access to games, starting with Titanfall

• World War II Online crowdfunds a client update

• WoW Moviewatch: Pointless Top 10: Coolest Frostfire Ridge Mobs

• Illinois college offering scholarships to League of Legends players

• Monsters will eat your birthday cake next week on mobile, PC in July

• The Steam Summer Sale is now live, prepare your credit card

• Warlords of Draenor: Big changes to Monks

• Get cheap MMOs and a zillion early access titles in the Steam Summer Sale

• Warlords of Draenor Alpha: Warrior changes

• Tara Strong on Guild Wars 2's 'British Harley Quinn'

• Smedley plays H1Z1 on Steam, talks early access

• Star Citizen's new persistent universe director loves economic, strategic gameplay

• Warlords of Draenor: Shadowmoon Valley preview

• Play It On A Mac: Spintires

• SWTOR devs say Star Cluster prices and rarities are working as intended

• Around Azeroth: The ritual slaughtering of the mammoth

• ArcheAge launching with patch 1.2, Trion 'eager to maintain sandbox nature'

• Warlords of Draenor Alpha Patch Notes for June 18th

• Team Fortress 2 'Love and War' update rolls on, adds weapons and gluten

• WoW Moviewatch: World War Animation

• Darkfall Unholy Wars custom roles raise balance concerns

• MechWarrior Online launches the Clan Invasion

• Vindictus EU introduces playable Lynn

• Around Azeroth: A passel of nightmares

• Battlefield Hardline's PC beta now available 'instantly'

• Choose My Adventure: Crafting in WildStar

• Steam begins selling all-text interactive fiction with Heroes Rise

• E3 2014: WildStar's Jeremy Gaffney introduces The Strain

• Joystiq Streams: The Incredible Adventures of Van Helsing 2 [UPDATE: Relive the stream!]

• WildStar's first update is Strain

• The WoW Insider Show Episode 349

• Flameseeker Chronicles: Guild Wars 2 features that time forgot

• The Queue: Other MMOs hating on WoW, one server, salty comments

• Roberts on Star Citizen's work-in-progress flight model

• Bjorn to make you happy: Peggle free on Origin

• MechWarrior Online video blog answers game balance questions

• WoW Moviewatch: The Problem With Warriors

• Warlords of Draenor: What is the future of mana regeneration?

• Star Trek Online Season 9.5 revamps crafting big-time

• Around Azeroth: Pretty when you die

• Breakfast Topic: I will never run Mogu'shan Vaults again

• Warlords of Draenor: New plushie Battle Pet

• PlanetSide 2 players are invited to fight over new server name

• Good Old Games' summer sale offers daily, hourly reasons to stay inside

• Warlords of Draenor: Secondary Stat Attunements

• The Game Archaeologist: Tales from Neverwinter Nights' Arelith

• The WoW Insider Show Episode 348

• WoW Moviewatch: Pirates vs. Sailors

• Warlords of Draenor Alpha: Updated patch notes for June 13th

• RIFT's Temporal Flux returns through June 18

• Warlords of Draenor: Black market auction house to move

• Warlords of Draenor: High level characters vs. lower level content

• Star Citizen begins AC multiplayer invites

• Around Azeroth: Glyph of rain of frogs

• The Think Tank: Catching up on WildStar's launch

• EVE: Kronos preparing 1.2 patch for tomorrow

• WoW Moviewatch: The Warlock -- Barrens Chat

• RuneScape's legacy mode goes into testing next Monday

• LotRO's update 14 opens West Gondor, raises level cap to 100

• Warlords of Draenor: Build your own fel reaver

• Blizzard serves up some Hearthstone tips

• WildStar announces paid realm transfers, path gear vendors

• Around Azeroth: The weight

• Marvel Heroes begins Mac open beta

• The Queue: What is Atiesh doing in Draenor?

• Warlords of Draenor Alpha: Mystic Birdhat's new job

• Breakfast Topic: The longest you've ever spent a WoW task

• Alienware to launch SteamOS-less Steam Box this year

• Warlords of Draenor: Shadowmoon Valley in next alpha build

• Guild Wars 2 announces its second Tournament of Legends [Updated]

• Warlords of Draenor: Changes to Weapon Imbues and Unleash Elements

• Lord of the Rings Online's Weatherstock returns this weekend

• Warlords of Draenor Alpha: Feral Spirit and Ghost Wolf changes

• Dungeons & Dragons Online launches Update 22

• Warlords of Draenor: "Creative" set bonuses

• Choose My Adventure: Now we're playing some WildStar

• Warlords of Draenor Alpha: Work orders

• Around Azeroth: Little corpses on the hillside

• The Daily Grind: Does Landmark make you excited for EverQuest Next?

• Warlords of Draenor: New alpha build

• Oculus Rift and Alien: Isolation: I see you

• Know Your Lore, Tinfoil Hat Edition: Through the Twisting Nether

• WildStar begins to sell C.R.E.D.D. subscription items

• Star Wars: The Old Republic launches update 2.8

• The Queue: Removals, tree form, and Baine Bloodhoof

• What can WoW learn from Wildstar?

• Around Azeroth: Now they're just taunting you

• SWTOR's Spoils of War update offers casinos, tweaks group finder

• Alienware's Steam Machine starts at $549 and launches this holiday season

• Warlords of Draenor transmog preview on Wowhead

• WoW Moviewatch: The Group

• Warlords of Draenor: New UI introduced for keybinds

• WildStar tips for every player

• 'The Sims 4' launches this September on PC

• Caves and swimming come to Landmark

• Live WoW Insider Show tonight!

• Lineage II expands to Ertheia this summer

• The Nexus Telegraph: The first week in WildStar

• Around Azeroth: But there are children starving in Stranglethorn Vale!

• Breakfast Topic: What should a Garrison be?

• The Daily Grind: Should I start fresh in EVE or use my old character?

• Warlords of Draenor: New quest and map interface

• Warlords of Draenor: New mount tab and favorites function

• Star Citizen tops $45 million, releases Freelancer commercial

• Darkfall Unholy Wars answers questions on custom roles

• Fishing in Warlords of Draenor

• Warlords of Draenor inventory UI updates

• The WoW Insider Show Episode 347

• RuneScape shows you the making of an epic quest

• Delayed Star Citizen dogfighting module finally leaves the launchpad

• Warlords of Draenor introduces vignette encounters

• Stormwind to be repaired sometime during Warlords of Draenor

• FIFA 15 PC engine, features on par with consoles

• Warlords of Draenor: My first day in the Alpha

• Around Azeroth: They're breeding!

• Black Gold Online brings mechs to PvP battlegrounds

• Livestreaming Warlords of Draenor tonight

• WoW Moviewatch: 7 More Steps to a Safer Azeroth

• WoW Archivist: Flight

• Witcher Adventure Game brings board game epic back to the PC

• Xbox One controllers now work with your PC

• Valve: Early Access devs may be 'unable to finish their game'

• Snail Games announces mobile titles, Black Gold Online open beta date, E3 lineup

• WoW's 10th anniversary pet tribute to Hogger

• Star Citizen's monthly report, AC tutorial vid released

• Outline Mode added to targeting and mouseover in Warlords

• Warlords of Draenor: First look at the toy box

• Around Azeroth: There's one at every party

• Guild Wars 2 introduces DVR-like functionality to the Living World

• Rulkamania running wild on Draenor

• Warlords of Draenor alpha invitations being distributed

• EverQuest video gives you the skinny on franchise news

• Oculus picks up Jason Holtman, a 'driving force' behind Steam

• Get your Guardian Cub while you still can

• Choose my Adventure: Dipping my toes into WildStar

• Issue 9 of The Secret World is live

• Dev Watercooler: Warlords of Draenor stat update

• Firefall outlines progression on the path to launch

• Around Azeroth: A lady of leisure

• The WoW Insider Show live podcast recording

• Who I want to see in Warlords of Draenor: Medivh

• Chaos Theory: Touring Tokyo with TSW's Joel Bylos

• Take a tour of Star Wars: The Old Republic's Coruscant Skyrise

• EVE Online: Kronos goes live

• Massively's WildStar launch day roundup

• New images, details surface for Valve's VR headset

• Flameseeker Chronicles: The strange case of Guild Wars 2's reward system

• Vindictus running its Golden Time event

• Around Azeroth: We two can be good company

• WildStar launches with new trailer, patch, and free realm transfers

• Anarchy Online prepares 'huge' fall patch

• ASUS has two Steam Machines and one is incredibly compact

• Azeroth Choppers: Series recap, voting closes tonight

• WoW Moviewatch: Pointless Top 10: Useless Npcs

• Season three Hearthstone card back announced

• NASA co-developed sports sim G-Ball out now on Steam

• Fans grab development reins on Natural Selection 2

• Unreal Tournament 3, STALKER games update following GameSpy shutdown

• Last Week on Massively: On your marks, get set, WildStar!

• The Nexus Telegraph: WildStar's headstart (launch) is here!

• WildStar's Gaffney: 'Achievement is the love of watching bars grow, that's our industry'

• Marvel Heroes celebrates Mac open beta, releases Surtur trailer

• Azeroth Choppers: Horde behind the scenes footage

• Warlords of Draenor: More toybox details revealed

• Towerfall lets arrows sail on Mac, Linux

PlayStation (76)

• Kill lots of DUST 514 players and you'll get to name the weapon you used

• The Last of Us Remastered PS4 bundle

• Infamous 'First Light' is indeed out in August

• PlayStation Now will start streaming PS3 games to Sony TVs next week

• PSN Tuesday: Valiant Hearts, BlazBlue, Farming Simulator

• Infamous 'First Light' DLC dated for August

• 'Wave Blue' DualShock 4 rides into North America this fall

• Mutant Mudds Deluxe washes up on PlayStation Plus this week

• Sony offering refunds in wake of Last of Us pre-order price drop

• Resogun's free local co-op, Ship Editor update coming tomorrow

• Borderlands 2 Vita update loots stability, control improvements

• Unity comes to PlayStation Mobile

• PS3 puts hands together for Shin Megami Tensei: Devil Summoner 2

• The Swapper pushed to August 5 on PlayStation platforms

• PS4 pre-loading starts soon with prominent pre-orders

• You can preload all your new PS4 games starting next week

• PS4 sleep mode, friend takeover features still coming

• PSN Tuesday: Ultimate fighting champs and cheap Clanks

• Another World hits PS4 next week

• PS Vita puzzler Murasaki Baby arrives in September

• Make space for Destiny's PlayStation-exclusive content [update]

• May NPD: PS4 leads hardware sales, month five

• Destiny's PlayStation players will receive exclusive co-op content and maps

• Playdate: Engadget plays the 'Battlefield: Hardline' beta on PS4! (update: game over!)

• Terraria on Vita goes free for PlayStation Plus members this week

• Joystiq Streams Special: Last licks in the Destiny PS4 alpha [UPDATE: Relive the stream!]

• Weekends with Engadget: E3 2014, getting sweaty with Sony's Project Morpheus and more!

• E3 2014: PlanetSide 2 PS4 demo showcases visuals, performance

• Playdate: Engadget plays the 'Destiny' alpha on PS4! (update: game over!)

• PlayStation 4 'Glacier White' hotness on E3 showfloor

• With the PlayStation TV, Sony's going after families with young kids

• Engadget Daily: an interview with Shuhei Yoshida, a social guide to the World Cup and more!

• Getting sweaty with the future of Sony's virtual reality

• The Order: 1886's cinematic look is more than meets the eye

• Bloodborne is the PS4's darkest, bloodiest new game

• These are the biggest PlayStation games at E3 2014

• PlayStation at E3 2014: an interview with Worldwide Studios head Shuhei Yoshida

• PlayStation TV coming to the UK this autumn for £85

• Little Big Planet 3 lets you swoop, toggle, and odd your way through levels

• Tetris Ultimate drops to Vita this fall

• Sony's Freedom Wars spins single player in the US in 2014

• Seen@E3: The Joystiq Project Morpheus Luge Experience

• Sony E3 2014 press conference round-up: GTA 5, Uncharted 4, PS TV

• PlayStation Now rentals for 'most titles' between $3 and $20

• White PlayStation 4 bundle debuts alongside Destiny [Update: $449]

• Ratchet And Clank redux coming to PS4

• PlayStation E3 2014 Liveblog on Joystiq

• Keep on trekking: The Last of Us hits PS4 on July 29

• Disney Infinity 2.0 announced for Vita, Vita TV

• PS Vita TV coming to the West with a new name: PlayStation TV

• Sony's PlayStation Now beta opens to all PS4 owners on July 31st

• PlayStation Now beta hits North America July 31

• PlayStation 4 to host more than 25 new free-to-play games in next 12 months

• PS4 sharing expands with YouTube uploads this year

• YouTube headed to PlayStation 4 'later this year,' adds one-click sharing

• Sony partners with Devolver for slate of console debuts, including Broforce

• Disney Infinity 2.0 Collector's Edition exclusive to PlayStation

• Last of Us-themed dungeon coming to Diablo 3 PS4

• PS4 owners will be able to play 'FarCry 4' with friends who don't own the game

• LittleBigPlanet 3 announced for PS4, get creative in November [Update: trailer]

• Sony's PlayStation 4 ships in white this September, comes with 'Destiny' and 500GB for $450

• Destiny alpha cometh to PS4 this Thursday [Update]

• Watch PlayStation's E3 2014 press conference over here [Update: It's over!]

• Sony E3 2014 PlayStation liveblog!

• Don't Starve: Giant Edition to hunt Vita owners

• PlanetSide 2 launches an E3 PS4 trailer

• Now you can fill your PS4 wallet with PayPal bucks

• PS4 launch a 'great redemption' to Tretton

• Uncharted 3 single-player listed as free for everyone on US PSN [update: gone!]

• Rumor: Battlefield Hardline beta lined up for PS4

• PSN Tuesday: PixelJunk Shooter Ultimate, Murdered: Soul Suspect

• PlayStation troop salute deploys playable PS4s to Kansas

• Report: Guilty Gear Xrd Sign boasts PS3, PS4 cross-play

• Sony retires the decade-old PSP in Japan to make way for the Vita

• PSP discontinued in Japan just shy of its 10th birthday

• Last of Us leads heading up Uncharted PS4 after Hennig's departure

Politics (3)

• Nuclear Throne update adds titular seat, final boss battle

• California makes it legal to pay with Bitcoin and other virtual currencies

• Obama administration making the case for immigration reform with Nobel-winning STEM leaders

Reviews (94)

• Here's what our readers are saying about the new HTC One

• Garmin Forerunner 15 review: sports watch first, fitness tracker second

• Giving Samsung tablets another chance with the Galaxy Tab Pro 8.4

• A roundup of recent hardware reviews on TUAW

• Gadget Rewind 2007: Flip Video Ultra

• Benchmarking LaCie's speedy Rugged USB 3.0 Thunderbolt SSD drive

• iFixit opens up the new 16 GB iPod touch

• Kensington KeyFolio Thin X3 keyboard: TUAW Video Review

• Apps We Actually Use: Collective as a clipboard manager for everything but the kitchen sink

• Watch this walkthrough of Samsung's Android Wear device

• The three faces of Android Wear, compared

• Android TV is Google's latest shot at entertainment glory (hands-on)

• Nikon's new D810 SLR favors evolution over revolution

• LilGadgets Untangled Pro Wireless Bluetooth Headphones are a great option for careful kids

• Meet the G Watch, LG's first Android Wear smartwatch

• We just got to see (and touch) Samsung's new Gear Live smartwatch

• Belkin's MIXIT Lightning to USB cables: A better Lightning cable?

• The Soapbox: This is how reviews actually work

• Rachio Iro Smart Sprinkler Controller: Watering by iPhone

• Xplore's latest Windows tablet promises rugged design without the bulk

• Samsung Galaxy Tab S review: slim design, long battery life, stunning screen

• Sony SmartBand review: a fitness tracker that goes beyond fitness

• IRL: IK Multimedia's iLoud portable Bluetooth speaker

• Joystiq Weekly: Battlefield 4's launch, an Entwined review, E3 previews and more

• All the best hardware and app reviews last week on TUAW

• TYLT Energi 2K Travel Charger: Hands-on review and giveaway

• Tamriel Infinium: In which you're told that Elder Scrolls Online kicks ass

• Honeywell's Lyric thermostat is a worthy Nest competitor (hands-on)

• TUAW Video Review: Urban Armor Gear Scout iPad Air folio case

• Test driving the new Garmin viago navigation app

• ASUS Padfone X review: A phone to replace your tablet? Not quite.

• Engadget Daily: Amazon's Fire phone, Adobe's digital sketching hardware and more!

• Amazon's Fire phone has average looks and high aspirations (hands-on)

• Adobe Ink and Slide review: A software giant tries its hand at hardware

• This is what a $22,000 Android phone feels like

• Engadget Daily: Lumia 630 review, the deal with laser-cut clothing and more!

• TUAW Video Review: Logitech Ultrathin iPad keyboards get thinner, more flexible

• Nokia Lumia 630 review: An affordable phone you can live without

• "Dances with iBeacons": Testing Radius Networks RadBeacons

• iPad vs. Samsung tablets visualized

• ABBYY FineReader Pro is an unparalleled OCR solution

• E3 2014: A quick hands-on with Destiny

• IRL: A few rounds with Babolat's Play Pure Drive smart tennis racquet

• E3 2014: Hands-on with EVE Valkyrie and a chat about Legion

• E3 2014: Hands-on with Swordsman and Dawn of the Immortals

• Up close and personal with Samsung's vibrant Galaxy Tab S

• Confessions of a VR Virgin: Oculus Rift and Project Morpheus

• VVVVVV is still vvvvvvery difficult on iOS

• E3 2014: Hands-on with Black Gold's PvP

• E3 2014: Hands-on with Star Citizen and a chat with Chris Roberts

• Panasonic's Lumix FZ1000 is a camera that wants to do it all

• Hands-on with HTC's plastic One: Flagship features for half the price

• Making your own Mario level is incredibly fun, but difficult to master

• E3 2014: Hands-on with World of Warships and World of Tanks Blitz

• E3 2014: Hands-on with Skyforge, World of Speed, and Armored Warfare

• E3 2014: Hands-on with H1Z1

• E3 2014: Hands-on with Elite: Dangerous and the Oculus Rift

• Nova Wireless Flash and app: TUAW Video Review

• Honeywell's Lyric thermostat has the looks and smarts to take on Nest

• Pad & Quill Walden Collection for iPad Air: TUAW Video Review

• What it's like to drive a Tesla Model S in the UK

• Gadget Rewind 2004: iRobot Roomba Discovery

• Weekends with Engadget: Apple's developer conference, LG G3 review and more!

• The Road to Mordor: Why nothing stacks up to Shadows of Angmar

• IRL: Choosing the Nexus 5 over the Moto X (and the Galaxy Note, too)

• Joystiq Weekly: GOG's Galaxy, Murdered: Soul Suspect review, Homefront's combat and more

• Galaxy K Zoom review: Samsung's best cameraphone yet

• Tomodachi Life review: The surreal world

• Engadget Daily: LG G3 review, Xbox One performance and more!

• Apps We Actually Use: iMovie for iOS to process videos on the go

• D-Link DCS-930L webcam keeps an inexpensive eye on your world

• Civilization Online review rounds out with combat and replay

• Angry owl is angry: ASUS does a badass gaming headset

• Rachio's Iro: iOS-controlled lawn sprinkler controller

• LG G3 review: the company's best phone yet

• The AOC G2460PQU 144Hz monitor is a blazingly fast display for gamers

• MSI GT70 Dominator review: everything it's supposed to be, not much else

• This $295 battery-powered unicycle could replace your Segway

• SiME Google Glass knock-off is held together with Scotch Tape

• An up close look at the giant gaming PC that's also a desk

• HP's Pro x2 612 laptop-tablet hybrid brings pen support, a sturdy keyboard

• Always Sometimes Monsters review: Being human

• Metareview: Murdered: Soul Suspect

• ASUS crams 4K gaming into a sleek and distinctive laptop

• ASUS' Chromebook C300 is yet another well-made budget laptop

• With seven different use modes, Toshiba's Kirabook is a Lenovo Yoga on steroids

• Up close with ASUS' quirky Windows laptop/Android phone hybrid

• ASUS' new Fonepads are solid tablets, but still awkward for making calls

• Hands-on with the Liquid Leap: Acer's first wearable tries to be everything to everyone

• Hands-on with ASUS' Zenbook NX500: The MacBook Pro meets its match

• ASUS' Zenbook NX500 is a thin and light laptop with a 4K screen

• Civ Online review looks at building, PvP, and more

• IRL: Trading in Fujifilm's X-E1 camera for the X-E2

• Gadget Rewind 2007: ASUS Eee PC 4G

Robotics (17)

• Engadget Japan's #egfes: drone races, robots, dry ice and a Dyson fan

• Robot builders work together to create structures much bigger than themselves

• ReWalk's rehab exoskeleton now approved for home use

• Real FX lets you race against robot toy cars, no mobile app required

• Meet the multilingual robot newscaster with a very human face

• The Big Picture: Europe's unmanned combat drone concept

• Hate drones? This system tells you when to duck and cover

• An adorable, Wellies-wearing robot will bum rides across Canada this summer

• Tokyo Toy Show 2014: Robot pets, maglev toys and more!

• This remote-controlled car moves on land, sea and air

• Airdog drone serves as your loyal action sports cameraman

• Autonomous camera drone lets you shoot your own action scenes

• Are you ready for your first home robot? Meet Pepper

• Helicopter drones are ready to drop driverless vehicles into danger zones

• Softbank's 'Pepper' robot understands feelings, will cost less than $2,000 next year

• Route-tracing robot shows where bike lanes should be

• Forget training wheels: This bike balances itself

Samsung (7)

• Samsung advertising faux pas hits the World Cup

• Samsung hints that its next Galaxy Note phone will have a quad HD display

• Samsung Z is Galaxy on the outside, Tizen on the inside

• Departing Samsung exec dares to criticize his own products

• Trade your DSLR today to celebrate Samsung's 'Ditch Day'

• Samsung's Tizen graduates from phone to television with smart TV prototype

• Samsung lets you make apps for Tizen-based TVs that don't exist yet

Science (53)

• The Big Picture: Recovering NASA's flying saucer

• Record-breaking magnet crams three tons of force into the size of a golf ball

• Future cars may give themselves dimples to reduce drag

• Space Hulk: Deathwing coming to PS4 in 2015

• Research breakthrough could make hydrogen gas an even better green fuel

• ?A 1,000-foot high wall might be the key to saving the midwest from tornados

• $17 million research prize will go towards drug-resistant bacteria studies

• Knitgadget: High-tech yarn can control devices and play tunes

• New human male model revealed

• Toyota's first hydrogen car is priced to go head-to-head with Tesla

• Curiosity celebrates its first action-packed Martian year

• Planetary Resources wants your help spotting asteroids

• Super-sensitive chip can sniff out bombs from 16 feet away

• Students aim to send a time capsule to Mars by 2017

• Prototype NASA rover can ride on the underside of frozen lakes

• Anti-poaching campaign needs $100,000 to turn old smartphones into mantraps

• Scientists simulate time travel using light particles

• Big Bang researchers aren't so sure they have proof of cosmic ripples

• The US military wants walls that automatically pop out of cans

• What you need to know about 3D-printed organs

• Quantum computing firm calls 'bullshit' as scientists undermine its technology

• Scientists may have worked out how to defeat antibiotic-resistant superbugs

• 3D-printed material can carry 160,000 times its own weight

• Future phones will have security measures built into the glass

• No Man's Sky: Name your own dinosaur, get eaten by it

• Scientists use lasers to understand how water stays liquid below its freezing point

• The Big Picture: Creating technology with amphibious ambitions

• Higgs boson pioneers are knighted by the Queen

• Astronauts on the ISS are getting their very own espresso machine

• High-speed maglev toys are coming in 2015

• ?AeroVelo is trying to build the world's fastest bicycle

• Lasers could be the future of drunk-driving detection

• ?Lowe's Holoroom is an augmented reality showroom, not a sci-fi revolution

• Greener fridges will keep cool using magnets instead of chemicals

• Soldiers of the future will climb walls like Spider-Man

• This kids blanket can stop a bullet

• MIT reactor gets a second shot at producing unlimited clean energy

• Nano barcodes can trace bombs even after they've exploded

• Inhabitat's Week in Green: Terrafugia, Urban Skyfarm and a motorized 'home in a box'

• International Space Station beams a video back to Earth using lasers (video)

• Plain old gravel could hold the key to greener power stations

• Richard Dawkins blames fairy tales for making kids unscientific

• The Big Picture: Preparing for a solar-powered flight around the world

• Virtual reality training for rescuers may save your life in a crisis

• Scientists solve solar energy's burning question: how to make it cheaper than fossil fuels

• How much would a real-life Siri cost you? Around $3,000 per year

• NASA readies Mars 'flying saucer' for risky hypersonic flight test

• Move aside graphene, there's a new wonder-material on its way

• Scientists can create and erase memories 'at will'

• Nanotechnology can turn your jacket into a battery

• Researchers are using 3D printers to make blood vessels

• Scientists identify insects by listening to the music of their wings

• This is what brain synapses look like in 3D

Smartphones (75)

• T-Mobile brings the LG G3 to the US on July 16th for $599 up front (update: Sprint)

• Samsung unveils a quartet of Android smartphones for the budget crowd

• This gold-plated, Putin-worshiping iPhone is the price of a used car

• iPhone 101: How to view your Safari browsing history on your iPhone or iPad

• Privacy-focused Blackphone starts shipping for $630

• How would you change Sony's Xperia ZL?

• Microsoft hints that Windows Phone will soon let you put apps in folders

• The iPhone turns 7 on Sunday, here's a look back at a classic

• Walmart dropping iPhone 5c to $29, 5s to $99 beginning tomorrow

• This might be the most dangerous iPhone case you can buy

• Consumers more interested in iPhone with better battery life than with bigger screen

• Flickr Find: "Through the Phone" adds an iPhone twist to the classic landscape photos

• iPhone 101: Status bar symbols and what they mean

• Where to buy the LG G3

• We just played with Android's L Developer Preview

• Android for Work lets your personal and business data coexist on one device

• Android L can squeeze out 90 extra minutes of battery life with a new mode

• Android personal unlocking will bypass security in 'trusted environments'

• iPhone 101: Moving your address book from Google to iCloud

• Google will show off the new 'L' version of Android tomorrow

• iOS 7.1.1 jailbreak tutorial video makes it look easy

• Moto G with LTE and expandable storage is now available for £160

• T-Mobile's free iPhone 5s Test Drive program is now live

• You can now turn your iPhone into a smell-o-phone

• Sprint's outdoor-ready Galaxy S5 Sport packs free fitness training

• Gadget Rewind 2008: T-Mobile G1 (HTC Dream)

• Weekends with Engadget: Amazon's Fire Phone, 3D-printed body parts and more!

• You won't believe how much an original iPhone costs these days

• iOS 8 will give developers unfettered access to camera controls

• Engadget Daily: Amazon's ultimate weapon, T-Mobile Test Drive and more!

• The next version of Android will enhance battery life, speed up apps

• The Passport is BlackBerry's newest, oddest-looking smartphone

• "Activation Lock" in iOS 7 responsible for pronounced decrease in iPhone thefts, lawmakers say

• Police say Apple's anti-theft switches have dramatically reduced iPhone thefts

• BlackBerry steadies the ship but smartphone sales continue to evaporate

• The eyePhone 5c

• YouTube Find: What New Yorkers really think about a larger iPhone

• Galaxy S5 LTE-A is Samsung's first phone with a QHD display and Snapdragon 805 chip

• What do you want to know about ASUS' PadFone X?

• Live on YouTube app lets you stream videos straight from the Sony Xperia Z2

• iPhone models remain the most popular cameras on Flickr

• Huawei launches an online store to sell its own unlocked phones

• Siri has some cool new tricks in iOS 8

• Stuck at an airport? Create a music video with your iPhone like this guy!

• OnePlus One gets delayed over 'security issues'

• Nokia Lumia 1320 comes to the US through Cricket, sales begin June 13th

• Microsoft's next big Windows Phone may use Kinect-like motion gestures

• iOS 8 makes it tougher for WiFi hotspots to track your location

• Motorola doubles the Moto X's storage and lets you try one for a penny

• Android can now wake you up when you're close to your bus stop

• New film makes shatterproof phone screens a practical possibility

• iOS 8 returns a wonderful feature to the iPhone

• Use a screen guard: iOS used to watch more adult content than Android

• KitKat is now on nearly 14 percent of Android devices

• TechSmartt takes a look at hidden features of iOS 8 (video)

• New smartphone chip will beam high-definition holograms as early as 2015

• Why Wi-Fi Calling could be the biggest new feature in iOS 8

• iOS 8's silent war against jailbreaking

• Vertu's Signature Touch puts the luxury back into specs

• iOS 8 Messages app to see host of enhancements and long-awaited improvements

• Flickr Find: An oversized iPhone before there even was an iPhone

• HTC's 'Vogue Edition' One (E8) is around half the cost of the M8

• Sony's Xperia T3 is a mid-range phone with premium looks

• Here are a few lesser-known new features in iOS 8

• iOS 8 lets your iPhone make WiFi calls on T-Mobile

• With three SIM slots, Acer's Liquid E700 is a phone for frequent travelers

• iOS 8 details battery usage by app

• What to know before downloading the iOS 8 Beta

• iPhone 101: Always show walking directions in iOS Maps

• Acer claims its €79 Liquid Z200 is the cheapest branded Android phone

• Acer claims the Liquid Jade is the world's 'most compact' 5-inch smartphone

• ASUS' PadFone X goes global: still a 5-inch to 8.9-inch transformer

• Samsung breaks from Android with its first ever Tizen phone

• Samsung's 7-inch Galaxy W blurs the line between phones and tablets

• How would you change the HTC One (M7)?

Social Media (34)

• Engadget Daily: ditching social media, sharpshooting with HUD goggles and more!

• Facebook explains why it briefly toyed with users' emotions

• Facebook experiment proves that social networks can alter your mood

• Facebook now lets UK users choose from over 70 gender options

• Twitter's latest experiment rethinks the retweet

• Flickr Find: Steve's got your back

• Path gets updates, stand-alone message app

• Mozilla and US news giants team up to reinvent commenting

• Twitter's latest acquisition could bring more video clips to your feed

• Snapchat now lets you collaborate with other users on evaporating pictures

• ?Twitter restores accounts and tweets previously blocked in Pakistan

• Marriott and MIT want to turn your hotel into a social network

• Flickr Find: Minimalist to the Max ... or Mac

• New emojis let you throw shade with a single symbol

• Jelly catches up with the rest of the internet by adding comments

• Facebook Paper adds a trending section, hopes you'll notice it

• ?Facebook for iPad's new sidebar wants you to play more games

• Supreme Court will decide when threats made on social media become criminal

• Twitter puts tweets inside your tweets on iOS and Android

• Iraq blocks Twitter, Google, YouTube and Facebook in effort to stifle insurgency

• Social Sweepster mines your accounts for beer pong and bad words

• Pic Nix lets you anonymously shame Instagram friends, with some help from a robot (updated)

• Twitter expands Bing-powered translations for iOS and the web

• Facebook Messenger now lets you instantly send video clips

• Apps, social sharing and other news for June 10, 2014

• Twitter users will pick the Man of the Match during World Cup games

• Facebook's Snapchat competitor appears then disappears quickly, just like its messages

• Secret's new Dens will keep your confessions within company walls

• Instagram for iOS adds extensive new editing tools

• Poet explains why he spammed Twitter with every word in the English language

• Tinder takes a hint from Snapchat with self-destructing photo feature Moments

• Turkey finally drops its ban on YouTube

• The Secret Service's proposed Twitter sarcasm detector is totally going to work

• Instagram adds nine new editing tools, makes filters adjustable

Space (20)

• Unmanned Mars One mission to blast off with experiments (and ads) in tow

• ?NASA's next satellite wants to know where all our carbon dioxide is going

• Astronomers discover Earth-sized 'diamond' 900 light years away

• Balloons could power space tourism by 2016

• The Big Picture: Punching a hole in a (simulated) spacecraft

• The Big Picture: Sauron in the stars

• NASA wants to launch its asteroid capture mission in 2019

• The Queue: Space goats

• NASA wants to explore Saturn's biggest moon with drones

• US government lifts restrictions on high-detail satellite imaging

• 3D printer headed to the International Space Station this August

• Inhabitat's Week in Green: Ocean Cleanup Array, ForceShoes and a warp-capable spacecraft

• The Big Picture: Imagining NASA's IXS Enterprise conceptual 'warp ship'

• Scientists use lasers to imitate an exploding star here on Earth

• Hubble's latest deep field imagery is the most colorful picture of the universe we've ever taken

• Did the moon spin off from another planet? German scientists say 'yes'

• The Big Picture: Delivering crew to the ISS

• Telescopes spot an explosion that took place just after the Big Bang

• Study: NASA can't afford a trip to Mars, but deserves the cash to do it

• The Big Picture: Preparing for the Moon

Sports (31)

• FIFA 15 offers world's favorite game a virtual facelift

• Record speedrun trumps Super Mario Bros. in under 5 minutes

• New Nintendo eShop releases: Shovel Knight, Castlevania 3

• 120 Sports launches its free internet sports news network today

• Pixel People dev LambdaMu unveils Dice Soccer League

• EA Sports UFC review: Jon 'Barebones' Jones

• Engadget took over Austin for a night and here's what happened

• 'The Killing' storyline recap sets you up for the final season on Netflix

• Chrome's latest experiment is three soccer mini-games with a samba beat

• New Nintendo eShop releases: Pushmo World, Another World, some other worlds

• Sports-platformer #IDARB takes Twitch chat trolling to a new level

• Nissan's ZEOD RC prototype racer completes first all-electric lap at Le Mans

• Evolve's new Kraken monster is a 'flying squid magician'

• Watch a paraplegic in an exoskeleton open the World Cup -- with a kick

• A quick guide to following World Cup 2014 on Google, Facebook and Twitter

• What's on your HDTV this week: 'Game of Thrones' season finale

• Killzone: Intercept using the buddy system on June 25

• In Madden 15, defense wins championships

• Ubisoft gets tactical, introduces Rainbow Six: Siege

• FIFA 15 kicks off September 23

• NHL 15 hits the ice on September 9

• 'Battlefield: Hardline' is an insane version of cops and robbers, beta launches today

• EA shows Criterion's new first-person racer with all kinds of vehicles [Update]

• October 7: The Video Game Industry's $300 Day

• 1,001 Spikes review: Temple of doom

• Super Smash Bros community battles for respect at E3

• New Nintendo eShop releases: Tomodachi, 1001 Spikes, Minish Cap

• Google brings WatchESPN, MLS and more to Chromecast

• Microsoft is getting the Xbox One ready for World Cup action

• Xbox One's World Cup app sets its destination for Brazil

• Microsoft and ESPN make vital World Cup info pretty to look at

Streaming (42)

• Aereo 'pauses' streaming TV service in wake of Supreme Court loss

• Sony to stream two World Cup matches in 4K at a London cinema

• 1.7 million people were using WatchESPN during the US vs. Germany World Cup match

• YouTube and SiriusXM bring internet hits to satellite radio

• USA vs. Germany on your iPhone and iPad

• US Supreme Court rules Aereo's streaming service is illegal under copyright law

• YouTube Find: Stop motion video used to sell Japanese water features iPhone and inch-sized, 3D-printed figures

• Apple TV gets ABC News, PBS Kids and a brand new Flickr app

• Deezer joins the small list of music streaming apps that support Chromecast

• Three NYC filmmakers are creating a 'TV series' exclusively for Instagram

• Amazon Instant Video app now offers free, ad-supported TV episodes, new HBO shows

• Sky Go streaming no longer free on consoles from July 29th

• Vudu makes it a little easier to buy your TV shows by the episode

• RoadTrip auto-creates 'mixtape' playlists based on your route

• AMC's plans for an internet TV service leak out, but don't expect 'Mad Men'

• YouTube won't block music videos from Indie labels, but it won't pay them either

• Twitch tuned in 12 million viewers during E3 week

• You can now push YouTube live-events to Chromecast with your mobile device

• YouTube confirms music service, will block holdout labels' videos within 'days'

• YouTube wunderkind PewDiePie earns over $4 million each year

• ?iHeartRadio's new 'For You' feature tries to find music you'll love

• 'Breaking Bad' hits Netflix in 4K today

• Court ruling could force YouView to change its name

• Watch Jiro dream of sushi with Hulu's latest movie additions

• Netflix is shutting down its API, but helpers like InstantWatcher aren't going away

• Netflix's website is suddenly sporting a fresh logo and brighter background

• How to watch the World Cup on your iPhone and iPad

• Netflix brings The Magic School Bus into the internet era with a new series

• ITV Player comes to Roku and Now TV streaming devices from today

• iTunes Radio expands sports and news offerings with ESPN and local NPR stations

• Netflix will stop 'test' blaming streaming slowdowns on ISPs, for now

• Spotify now handles multi-room streaming on Samsung devices

• Google Play Movies & TV gets offline viewing on Chromebooks, info cards in Chrome browsers

• Aereo finally brings live television to your $35 Chromecast

• Freeview planning to kill YouView with a new connected TV service

• Netflix worked closely with Apple to bring HTML5 video support to Safari in OS X Yosemite

• YouTube Find: iPhone-wielding prankster crashes other people's phone conversations

• ITV channels come to Sky Go in time for the World Cup

• Cablevision gets better at letting you watch TV away from home

• Listen to Soundgarden in DTS 11.1 sound on your headphones

• You can now add another YouView box to your BT TV subscription

• Funding push would put Reading Rainbow on phones and game consoles

Style (1)

• What you need to know about laser-cut clothing

Tablets (13)

• Samsung's latest flagship tablets launching July 4th for £319 and up

• Engadget giveaway: win a MeMO Pad 8 tablet courtesy of ASUS!

• AT&T's prepaid GoPhone service now gets your tablet online

• Engadget UK giveaway: win an iPad Air courtesy of Misco

• Barnes & Noble teams up with Samsung for its newest Nook tablet

• Intel's super-thin 'Core M' tablets will be cheaper than you think

• Toshiba stuffs Windows into a 7-inch tablet, whether you want it or not

• Intel doubles down on tablets, says it will power 130 models this year

• ASUS Transformer Pad refreshed with front speakers, lighter keyboard

• Dell's new Inspiron 20 is a giant tablet for work and play

• Dell adds two budget Android tablets to Venue lineup, prices start at $160

• New Fonepads from ASUS offer 3G, extra processing power

• The ASUS MeMO Pad 8 is 'the world's lightest 8-inch LTE tablet'

Technology (145)

• Windows 9 will morph to fit the device it's running on

• Watch a sniper nail his target from 500 yards without even 'looking' at it

• Xbox.com to support Xbox One gameplay clips, Achievements

• MIT's Local Warming system warms you while you wander

• Not the iMac store you were looking for

• Google strikes back at the big screen with Android TV

• For $10,000, here's a mechanical watch you'll never have to set

• YouTube is upgrading to 60fps, adding a tip jar for donations and much more

• DARPA's top robotics challenge contender to become a commercial Google robot

• Korg DSN-12 turns your Nintendo handheld into a synthesizer, again

• This robot bakes the world's most expensive flatbread

• PS Plus in July: Towerfall, Muramasa, Dead Space 3

• You can now relive the Google I/O 2014 opening keynote

• Google's new 'Material Design' UI coming to Android, Chrome OS and the web

• Facebook's Snapchat rival Slingshot now available worldwide

• A bigger iPhone? Wait, not THAT big

• Android Wear could make or break the smartwatch

• CNN wants to prove that drones are safe for news reporting

• Nokia's fourth Android phone does dual-SIM for just €99

• Nest Learning Thermostat has its security cracked open by GTVHacker

• Globalstar Sat-Fi satellite hotspot available now for $999

• Aviate's ever-changing Android home screen is now available to everyone

• The iMac II

• Google Glass goes on sale in the UK for £1,000

• What you need to know about 3D printing

• Backscatter X-ray gun will help police hunt contraband

• Eliss Infinity coming to Android, soundtrack available this week

• This Firefox OS media stick sends video to your TV, much like Chromecast

• When text messaging goes awry

• iFixit: OnePlus One equals five for repairability

• Yes, Nokia has released an Android launcher

• See more of Android Wear, Google's wrist-borne OS

• Well, that's one way to make an iWatch

• Guacamelee body-slams next-gen consoles in July

• Google's Made with Code encourages girls to embrace computer science

• Take a minute for Sixty Second Shooter Prime on Xbox One

• Conan 'Clueless Gamer' O'Brien luges through E3

• X-Doria's KidFit is a low-cost fitness wearable for five-year-olds

• Check out your sweet Xbox One achievements online

• Watch Jeff Bezos unveil Amazon's new Fire phone (video)

• Twitter now lets you share gifs on the web, Android and iPhone

• Fleksy brings a predictive messaging app to the Gear 2 smartwatch

• US Navy wants to blast enemy drones with Humvee-mounted laser cannons

• This robot's customizable OS doesn't make it any better at soccer

• This robot guard keeps an unblinking eye on suspicious activities

• Drinkbox lobs Mutant Blobs at Xbox 360 and PS3 this week

• New Pokemon trailer welcomes you back to the Hoenn Region

• Oxford University's smart glasses help people with partial vision see more detail

• Facebook's Slingshot is a Snapchat competitor that wants you to snap back

• FiftyThree's Pencil stylus set to level up with pressure sensitivity on iOS 8

• Qplay's video streaming service is now on Chromecast

• Terrain Android launcher helps you organize and find your content

• Garmin's new app lowers the price of premium navigation

• This drone made from chocolate can actually fly

• Broken Age delivers a classic adventure to iPad owners

• LittleBigPlanet 3 also threading its way to PS3

• Crowd-control drones reveal the technology's dark side

• Earin's tiny wireless earphones recharge while they're in your pocket

• Someone is making a handheld Steam game system

• Chase Achievements with Xbox One's snappy July update

• Minecraft on PS4 supports touchpad, will be followed by Sony-specific DLC

• BMW and Mini make it easier for GoPro to record your road adventures

• Xbox One July update brings help for Achievements and 'Likes' on recordings

• Farming Simulator devs go against the grain

• Little did they know, it was about to replace them all

• What you need to know about commercial drones

• Firefox OS apps run like native apps on Android

• Emergency Father's Day gift for iPad-owning plumbers

• Aaron Paul is messing with people's Xbox Ones

• Visual encyclopedia builds itself by scouring the internet

• Samsung sticks more colorful screens in its new Galaxy Tab S

• Seen@E3: A perfectly normal human being

• Those clever, witty Android users

• Ex-Microsoft employee who leaked company secrets sentenced to three months in prison

• Seen@E3: Los Angeles Times scoops us all

• PlayStation's Adam Boyes points the spotlight on diverse games

• Lara seeks professional help in Rise of the Tomb Raider reveal

• 3D-printed corset turns see-through the more time you spend online

• WiFi tech lets scientists monitor your vital signs through walls

• Parrot's two-wheeled MiniDrones to jump and fly into the US in August

• Split-screen multitasking on an iPad could work like this

• HP's Machine technology rethinks the basics of computing

• Cheap, tiny robots serve as terrain scouts for expensive ones (video)

• Researchers write comedy rulebook for joke-telling robots

• If you like vibrating jewelry, put a Ringly on it

• Google's flight search can now send you on random journeys

• Join the Engadget HD Podcast live on Ustream at 9:30PM ET

• GE's metallic ink can put tiny sensors inside jet engines

• Here's a closer look at the white PS4

• Google just bought a satellite company for $500 million

• Xenoblade Chronicles X slashes at Wii U in 2015 [Update: Trailer added]

• Bayonetta 2 bewitches Wii U in October, includes Bayonetta 1 and Nintendo costumes

• Pokemon Sapphire and Ruby remakes choose you on November 21

• Formlabs' second-gen pro 3D printer is 50 percent faster

• Flickr Find: I love a rainy drive

• 370-inch TV costs more than the mansion you'd need to house it

• SteelSeries claims its Sentry Eye Tracker can improve a gamer's focus

• Bungie offers nearly four minutes of Destiny footage

• Grand Theft Auto 5 coming to PS4 this fall [Update: Xbox One, PC too]

• PlayStation 4 hosts bonus Batman: Arkham Knight content

• 'Grand Theft Auto V' is coming to PlayStation 4, Xbox One and PC

• Sony's new PlayStation Network TV show 'Powers' hits in December, free on PS Plus

• Vita TV becomes PlayStation TV in the US, Europe and Canada for $99 this fall

• Sony's next update for Playroom will bring custom AR broadcast sets

• Twin-stick action game Entwined out now on PS4 [Update: trailer]

• Infamous: First Light standalone DLC coming to Second Son in August [Update: trailer]

• 'Destiny' Beta coming to PlayStation 4 on July 17th, Xbox One and 360 on July 23rd

• 'Just Dance Now' lets anyone with a smartphone and internet connection join in to... dance

• Skype's redesigned iPhone app is all about sharing things faster

• Warframe brings the free-to-play pain to Xbox One later this year

• Crackdown returns as open-world Xbox One exclusive [Update: Trailer added]

• Phantom Dust being resurrected for Xbox One

• Xbox One hosts Dragon Age: Inquisition content first [update: trailer]

• This smart hoodie lets you message friends on the sly

• Riot Games summoning update to League of Legends' 5v5 map

• Watch a man jump off a 45-story building, thankfully wearing a jetpack

• TechCrunch: Amazon's first phone uses 'Okao Vision' for 3D effects

• Good Old Games is taking on Steam with an (optional) PC service of its own

• GOG announces Steam-like client 'Galaxy' [Update: Trailer added]

• Google's secretive 3D-mapping project now has a tablet: here it is

• Phoenix Wright: Ace Attorney Trilogy courts West this winter

• Dead Rising 3 coming to PC [Update: Trailer]

• LaCie's popular portable drive adds more convenience and durability

• The fattest iPod

• Watch this: Robot arm composes intricate 3D light paintings

• Amazon's likely announcing its new phone on June 18th (update: yep, it's a phone)

• Wallpaper lets your friends borrow e-books from real-world shelves

• Gun company figures out how to shoot around corners using Google Glass

• Xbox One getting Twitter, Vine, and HBO Go by year's end

• Relish drops the landline to offer 'fibre-fast' broadband without the hassle

• Bitcoin rival rewards you for archiving history instead of doing useless math

• MIT's robotic limbs pave the way for real-life Doc Ock (video)

• CreoPop lets you draw in three dimensions without that plastic smell

• Xbox One June update arrives so you can drop the nickname and add storage

• Roger that: Battlefield 4 gets netcode improvement patch

• Join the Engadget HD Podcast live on Ustream at 9:30PM ET

• Ask TUAW Live is on the air at 5 PM ET today!

• Moto Stream turns any regular speaker into a shareable Bluetooth one

• Get karting quicker with Wii U's new update, out now

• Samsung's Galaxy Tab 4 and Note Pro reach AT&T sporting giant price tags

• Lionhead bringing Fable Anniversary to PC

• Watch Apple's WWDC 2014 keynote in full

• WWDC '14 keynote in 90 seconds

• TUAW WWDC 2014 keynote liveblog

• MIT's cooking up robots that can assemble themselves in the oven

Tomorrow (9)

• Transmigration washes away a sad, wasted life

• Public restrooms reduce waits by learning from parking garages

• Inhabitat's Week in Green: Terrapin Camper, glow-in-the-dark roads and the world's fastest bike

• High-tech trash can rewards cleanliness with cryptocurrency coins

• Nestle's working on a kitchen appliance that creates custom vitamin cocktails

• Recommended Reading: the theory of disruptive innovation, the curse of Xanadu and more

• The oPhone Duo lets you send aromas when pictures aren't enough

• China is the global leader in Internet of Things thanks to government support

• The "smart garden" of the future is on the way, thanks to your iPhone

TV & Movies (22)

• 'Reading Rainbow' is the most popular Kickstarter to date

• UK cinemas to ban Google Glass over piracy fears

• ScenePast: See famous movie locations then and now

• Dolby's immersive Atmos audio is coming to your living room

• Dead Rising to become straight-to-Crackle movie

• Bill Nye 'The Science Guy' wants to reboot his classic show, but isn't sure it makes sense

• 'Game of Thrones' Season 4 hits Google Play and Amazon just days after the TV finale

• WoW Moviewatch: Attack on Titan

• Beautiful iOS 8 time lapse video shows a father's morning with special needs child

• Crowdfunded EVE Online documentary premieres July 11

• Amazon lines up a drama from writers behind Braveheart and Lost

• Defiance returns to Syfy next week, features game loot codes

• Working As Intended: The forgotten fields of Green Acres

• Ridley Scott's 'Halo' project is a prequel to the next major 'Halo' game

• The DOFUS movie aims to release in 2016

• Sky Sports 5 launches as a dedicated channel for European football

• One Shots: Agents of S.W.O.R.D.

• Breakfast Topic: My love/hate relationship with spoilers

• BBC to test 4K broadcasts of World Cup matches, but you can't watch them

• Sony 'in talks' with Metal Gear Solid movie director

• Oliver Stone is making his own movie about the Edward Snowden saga

• Ben Foster playing Medivh in upcoming Warcraft movie

Wearables (54)

• A piece about a smart pelvic floor exerciser, written by someone totally out of their depth

• ASUS is reportedly making the cheapest Android Wear smartwatch yet

• These early Google Glass prototypes looked (even more) awkward

• Android Wear brings Google to life

• You can buy an 'unofficial' Google Cardboard VR kit for 20 bucks

• LG's G Watch: Designing a blank canvas for Android Wear

• Meet Adidas' new smartband: the miCoach Fit Smart

• Pinterest comes to Android Wear, alerts you to nearby pins

• Moto 360 smartwatch makes an appearance at Google I/O

• Contest-winning Moto 360 watch face blends classic looks with modern tech

• LG's G Watch has a smartphone processor inside and goes on pre-order today

• Here's what Google's Android Wear can do

• Samsung unveils Gear Live, its first smartwatch using Android Wear

• Engadget Daily: Google I/O 2014, the deal with Android Wear and more!

• Lenovo's Google Glass-like wearable concept keeps your voice chats private

• New Google Glass headsets ship with more memory, everyone gets help with photos

• These 'smart dumbbells' log your lifting sessions, call you out on your bad form

• Misfit's fitness tracker is now available as a Pebble app

• Soundhawk's smart earpiece tunes out noise to augment your hearing

• Hoptroff smartwatch uses analog dials to deliver real-time sports results

• High-tech gloves can teach you Braille even if you're distracted

• Withings Activité is a fitness tracker disguised as a designer Swiss watch

• CNET: Samsung, Motorola and LG will launch Android Wear watches next week

• WSJ: Apple's smartwatch will feature 'more than 10 sensors'

• Garmin's fitness trackers now help you master your calorie balance

• Divemachine's 3D audio tech adds motion-tracking sound to VR headsets

• Ambient glasses put smartphone notifications right in front of your eyes

• Samsung's 'Gear VR' trademark sounds a lot like a virtual reality headset

• Spire breathing monitor can tell if you're stressed, relaxed or focused

• Phone-jamming cloak lets you be seen and not tracked

• Honeywell thermostat lets you set the temperature using your Pebble smartwatch

• VitalConnect HealthPatch BioSensor: The "really-connected self"

• The Vessyl smart cup knows how many calories are in your favorite Pinot

• Powerbeats2 are Beats by Dre's first wireless earbuds

• Oculus VR explains why mobile virtual reality won't poison the well

• Google Glass update serves up World Cup scores and faster photo sharing

• Theater chain bans Google Glass in a bid to cut down on piracy

• Wearable sensor can tell you when you're dehydrated

• Japanese carrier Docomo wants to move your phone's SIM card into a wearable

• Oculus Rift-compatible Control VR gloves put the whole (virtual) world in your hands

• Latest rumors have Apple's wearable launching in October

• Acer CEO: Better to make an imperfect smartwatch than none at all

• Baby steps toward better wearables at Computex 2014

• Stir's 'smart desk' now works with Fitbit, shows how many calories you've burned while standing

• Pebble update lets you pump up the jam from your wrist

• These VR gloves will let you control Oculus and more for $350 (updated)

• Sony's $99 life-tracking SmartBand lands in the US

• The PhoneStation uses your smartphone as a head-mounted display

• E Ink's working on a smartwatch with a full wraparound display

• Watch strap batteries could double the life of your wearable

• Life-saving vest shocks wearers' hearts to keep them alive

• Google Glass test update lets you see notifications by shifting your eyes

• Valve's simplified VR prototype ditches the QR code-laden room

• Dyson developed a Google Glass-like headset ten years ago

Xbox (56)

• Stephen Toulouse joins Black Tusk Studios' Gears of War team

• EU ratings board lists Stick It To The Man as Xbox One release

• PSA: Sniper Elite 3 has a 16GB day-one patch on Xbox One

• Games with Gold dips into Guacamelee on Xbox One

• Destiny's Xbox beta starts in 'late July'

• ID@Xbox games Contrast, Another World roll onto Xbox One

• Destiny beta 'begins late July' on Xbox systems

• Oculus to acquire Xbox 360 controller designer Carbon

• Perfect World prepping 3 games for Xbox One China launch

• Phil Spencer: Consumers love Kinect, they'll still buy it

• Report: Xbox One, 360 versions of Forza Horizon 2 are 'different games'

• Super Time Force characters invade Minecraft Xbox 360

• Xbox One launching with 29 games in Japan, new titles announced

• Xbox One seeks asylum, Outlast available now with DLC

• Trials Fusion demo hits Xbox One, tournaments come online

• Forza Horizon 2 to debut without microtransaction tokens

• Tomb Raider, Strider discounted for Xbox One Gold subscribers

• Clarification: Does Xbox One have 10% more horsepower without Kinect?

• Report: Battlefield Hardline to spawn novel beta for Xbox One

• PSA: Street Fighter 4: Arcade Edition, Charlie Murder free for Gold members now

• These are the biggest Xbox One games at E3 2014

• Yoshida to Microsoft: FFXIV on Xbox One 'needs to happen'

• Forza Horizon 2: Blame it on the rain

• Massive Chalice runneth over onto Xbox One

• 'Destiny' runs at a higher resolution on Xbox One thanks to Kinect changes

• The fate of Forge in Halo: The Master Chief Collection

• 343 Industries hasn't rewritten Halo 2's infamous ending

• Halo 5: Guardians beta launches December 27

• 'More than 200 cars' available at Forza Horizon 2 launch

• Xbox at E3 2014: an interview with the head of Xbox, Phil Spencer

• E3 2014: Warframe heading to Xbox One

• Xbox E3 2014 press conference round-up: Halo, indies, more

• E3 2014: The Division will get content updates on Xbox One first

• Threes, Plague Inc. and tons of friends on Xbox One

• Xbox E3 2014 Liveblog on Joystiq

• Limbo dev goes 'Inside' Xbox One early 2015 [Update]

• Halo: The Master Chief Collection jumps to Xbox One on November 11, 2014

• Fable Legends multiplayer beta coming this fall

• Forza Horizon 2 coming to Xbox consoles September 30

• Nurburgring circuit coming to Forza 5 as free content today

• Call of Duty Advanced Warfare DLC hits Xbox One first

• Microsoft E3 2014 Xbox liveblog!

• Watch Microsoft's E3 2014 press conference here [Update: It's over!]

• Predicting everything but games for the Xbox E3 conference

• Watch the Xbox E3 2014 press conference right here!

• 1,001 Spikes taking a stab at Xbox One players on June 10

• Forza 5: Racing Game of the Year edition debuting next month

• The Great E3 2014 Giveaway Week 7: 14 free Xbox One and Xbox 360 games

• Microsoft lets Xbox One devs turn off Kinect for a power boost

• HBO Go, Twitter among 35 apps coming to Xbox One by year's end [Update]

• Make some space: Xbox One June update begins rolling out

• You can queue up June's Xbox One freebies for download now

• NBA 2K14, Call of Duty: Ghosts haunt this week's Xbox Live Gold deals

• Turn 10 pops the hood on Forza 5, bolts on Bondurant DLC

• Forza Horizon 2 is the next exclusive racer on Xbox One and 360

• Forza Horizon 2 arrives this fall for Xbox One, Xbox 360 [Update]