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Accessories (16)

• Acer rolls out a curved, super-wide display with AMD's gaming tech

  By Jon Fingas

• FLIR's thermal camera is out for iOS, Android to follow

  By Mariella Moon

• Mikme is a wireless microphone and audio recorder like no other

  By Devindra Hardawar

• At last, the Raspberry Pi mini PC has an official case

  By Jon Fingas

• V-Moda's 3D-printed headphones can cost you up to $40,000

  By Edgar Alvarez

• UE's Roll speaker is a resilient flying saucer of sound

  By Jon Turi

• $299 buys you the ergonomic keyboard your wrists deserve

  By Daniel Cooper

• Get tailor-made headphone audio with this little device

  By Richard Lai

• LG's 4K monitor is first with AMD's game-enhancing FreeSync

  By Steve Dent

• Quick Charge 2.0 is coming to USB charging stations

  By Richard Lai

• Watch Synaptics' touch-sensitive space bar in action

  By Richard Lai

• Synaptics' touch-sensitive space bar speeds up your writing

  By Jon Fingas

• 'World's smallest' USB 3.0 flash drive is about the size of a dime

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• ASUS has a ridiculous tablet cover that adds 5.1 surround sound

  By Mat Smith

• ASUS' tiny projector can play video from Android phones over USB

  By Devindra Hardawar

• ASUS' updated 32-inch 4K monitor does the full Adobe color gamut

  By Richard Lai

AI (13)

• Smart software fixes bugs by 'borrowing' from other apps

  By Jon Fingas

• Face-tracking tech knows when you skip church services

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Now you can try Watson's freaky-deaky recipes for yourself

  By Daniel Cooper

• Facebook and Google get neural networks to create art

  By Jon Fingas

• Watson's South American spin on a Canadian classic

  By Terrence O'Brien

• Twitter buys a machine learning company to better study your tweets

  By Jon Fingas

• Artificial intelligence learns Mario level in just 34 attempts

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Cooking with Watson: Caymanian Plantain Dessert

  By Terrence O'Brien

• Computer algorithm picks the world's most creative art

  By Jon Fingas

• Cornell's website can ID bird species through photos

  By Mariella Moon

• Cooking with Watson: Spanish almond crescent

  By Terrence O'Brien

• Computers can tell how much pain you're in by looking at your face

  By Jon Fingas

• Baidu caught gaming recent supercomputer performance test

  By Andrew Tarantola

Amazon (25)

• Amazon brings one-hour Prime deliveries to London

  By Matt Brian

• Amazon 'Instant Previews' let friends peek at what you're reading

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Amazon is offering Echo voice tech to other manufacturers

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Amazon's Treasure Truck is like an ice cream truck for deals

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Amazon makes it more expensive to get people to do stuff for you

  By Daniel Cooper

• Amazon, eBay and others to stop selling Confederate flags (update)

  By Jessica Conditt

• Amazon's voice control speaker is now available for all

  By Steve Dent

• Amazon will pay some authors based on how many pages you read

  By Jon Fingas

• Amazon uses machine learning to show you more helpful reviews

  By Jon Fingas

• Amazon launches Fire OS 5 dev preview, based on Android Lollipop

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Amazon's Marvel deal puts 12,000 comics in the Kindle store (updated)

  By Steve Dent

• Amazon's delivery drones could be in the air within a year

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Amazon's latest Kindle Paperwhite packs text that's twice as sharp

  By Jon Fingas

• Amazon doesn't want states regulating courier drones

  By Jon Fingas

• Amazon: Hey public, can you deliver this package for us?

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Amazon's first transparency report details data requests for 2015

  By Mariella Moon

• Amazon will bankroll Terry Gilliam's cursed 'Don Quixote' movie

  By Daniel Cooper

• Europe probing Amazon's potentially shady e-book contracts

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Amazon hopes to mend its image by backing a giant solar farm

  By Jon Fingas

• Amazon's voice-savvy Echo speaker now reads audiobooks to you

  By Jon Fingas

• Amazon is hiring developers for its first PC game

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Amazon's Fire TV is a hit among US consumers, says report

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Amazon targets UK parents with its kid-friendly Fire tablet

  By Nick Summers

• Amazon won't charge for shipping on small, light items

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Amazon crowns winner of first warehouse robot challenge

  By Mariella Moon

Apple (66)

• Apple's GarageBand uses trackpad pressure to control your tunes

  By Jon Fingas

• A closer look at Apple Music: feature-packed, but a bit disjointed

  By Chris Velazco

• Apple will replace your battery once it hits 80 percent health

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Beats Music iOS update provides a transition to Apple Music

  By Billy Steele

• Apple to pay $450 million in e-book price-fixing suit

  By Jessica Conditt

• Love and PCs: The Retro Mac that Blew My Mind

  By Mine Salkin

• Apple Maps minivan spotted in the wild

  By Nicole Lee

• Apple Watch patent would have you sharing files with a handshake

  By Jon Fingas

• Apple is bumping the iTunes Match limit to 100,000 songs

  By Steve Dent

• Apple Music arrives June 30th at 11AM Eastern, Beats 1 an hour later

  By Jon Fingas

• Apple reportedly starts making force-sensitive iPhones

  By Jon Fingas

• El Capitan beta has clues about new iMac, Bluetooth remote

  By Mariella Moon

• Apple yanks games with Confederate flags from the App Store (update)

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Apple and indie publishers are still ironing out Music deals

  By Mariella Moon

• UK Apple Pay transactions won't be limited forever

  By Matt Brian

• iOS 9 will delete apps to make room for system updates

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Apple says it will pay artists during Music's free trials (updated)

  By Jon Fingas

• Apple to replace broken 3TB hard drives in some older iMacs

  By Mariella Moon

• IT nightmares: What Apple Did When My Macbook Caught Fire

  By Ed Zitron

• The next Apple Watch reportedly has a video chat camera

  By Jon Fingas

• Ask a luddite (or your mother): What's a Taptic Engine?

  By Aaron Corbett

• Major indie labels are not happy with Apple Music

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Apple Watch can now be reserved online and picked up in stores

  By Nick Summers

• Why Apple Pay is Failing

  By Christopher Mulrooney

• Apple nixes Monster's licensing over Beats lawsuit

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Apple will have human editors running its News service

  By Daniel Cooper

• Apple won't pay royalties during Music's trial period

  By Billy Steele

• Apple reportedly scrapped a Sonos-like Beats speaker

  By Steve Dent

• Apple: Imitation or innovation?

  By Mine Salkin

• Apple is sending cars to help build its own Street View

  By Matt Brian

• Two states are looking at Apple's deals with record labels

  By Jon Fingas

• Apple: Imitation or innovation?

  By Jason Yang

• Websites can use Apple's pressure-aware trackpad in OS X El Capitan

  By Jon Fingas

• UK Apple Pay purchases to face the £20 contactless cap

  By Jamie Rigg

• Apple Music still needs tuning

  By Nicole Lee

• Apple's 'Move to iOS' app makes it easy to switch from Android

  By Mariella Moon

• Apple WWDC 2015: the numbers you need to know

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Barclays doesn't support Apple Pay, but it's likely to

  By Matt Brian

• Zane Lowe traded Radio 1 for Apple's Beats 1

  By Matt Brian

• Apple's iOS 9 update will require much less free storage

  By Steve Dent

• Apple Music launches June 30th, comes to Android this fall

  By Jon Fingas

• Apple Music unites streaming, radio and social for $10 a month

  By Billy Steele

• Apple's Swift programming language is going open source

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Apple HomeKit now supports more sensors and security systems

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Apple CarPlay will also control your vehicle's apps

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Apple Pay adds Square Reader to make you a compulsive shopper

  By Mona Lalwani

• Apple News app brings 'beautiful' personalized content to iOS

  By Richard Lawler

• Apple Maps finally gets transit directions

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Apple Pay to launch in the UK in July

  By Matt Brian

• Siri's 'proactive' overhaul makes it Apple's answer to Google Now

  By Joseph Volpe

• Apple unveils iOS 9 at WWDC

  By Daniel Cooper

• Apple unveils OS X El Capitan, which is all about experience upgrades

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Apple's WatchOS 2 update brings native apps, new features

  By Steve Dent

• Live from Apple's WWDC 2015 keynote!

  By Dana Wollman

• Tim Cook says diversity is the future of Apple

  By Daniel Cooper

• Sony Music chief says Apple's streaming service arrives 'tomorrow'

  By Jon Fingas

• Apple Pay is reportedly coming to the UK this summer

  By Jon Fingas

• What to expect from Apple at WWDC 2015

  By Chris Velazco

• Apple Watch finally arrives at Apple Stores in two weeks

  By Steve Dent

• New Apple TV hardware reportedly won't show up at WWDC, either

  By Jon Fingas

• Tim Cook says privacy is a fundamental, moral right

  By Daniel Cooper

• Apple recalls Beats Pill XL speaker due to overheating battery

  By Billy Steele

• Chlorine leak injures five at Apple data center

  By Nick Summers

• The first products that support Apple's HomeKit have arrived

  By Steve Dent

• Rumored Apple TV service isn't ready for WWDC next week

  By Mariella Moon

• Apple's new music service will reportedly cost $10 a month

  By Billy Steele

Apps (64)

• Aviate's 'Smart Stream' is Yahoo's version of Google Now

  By Mariella Moon

• YouTube app for Android and iOS now supports 60 FPS playback

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Pushbullet's share-everything app gets true messaging

  By Jon Fingas

• Shazam shows you the music artists are discovering

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Medium ditches passwords for single-use email links

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Google Hangouts for iOS gets a redesign, better performance

  By Billy Steele

• Comcast's TV sports app delivers baseball stats when they matter

  By Jon Fingas

• BBM's $1 privacy add-on offers private chat, message editing

  By Mariella Moon

• Yahoo's redesigned mobile search looks a lot like Google's

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Public library app Hoopla adds DC comics to its lineup

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Atom is a new UK bank that'll have no branches, just apps

  By Jamie Rigg

• IFTTT's automation app can watch your Android phone's battery

  By Jon Fingas

• Resident Advisor's app leads you to the nearest rave

  By Mona Lalwani

• iPhone users can attach Drive files on Google Calendar

  By Mariella Moon

• Meerkat reminds users that it has a points system

  By Mariella Moon

• Gmail's most useful experimental feature, 'Undo Send,' gets official

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Todoist's Android update makes it easier to stay organized

  By Billy Steele

• BBC's Newsbeat app is its first aimed solely at young adults

  By Nick Summers

• Windows 10 testers can keep it for free, with a small catch

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Dark Sky uses your iPhone's sensors to improve weather forecasts

  By Jon Fingas

• Here's why you can't get Facebook's latest photo app in Europe

  By Nick Summers

• Vimeo completely revamps its iPhone video editing app

  By Mariella Moon

• BlackBerry 10 phones get the Amazon Appstore in the US

  By Jon Fingas

• For your app-roval - Fenix for Android

  By Phillip Whitty

• Dropbox File Requests makes getting files from friends way easier

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Samsung's made an app that lets you record your mobile gaming

  By James Trew

• BitTorrent Shoot shares photos and videos between platforms

  By Mariella Moon

• CloudPlayer streams your music from Dropbox and Google Drive

  By Mariella Moon

• Vessel brings its YouTube-like subscription service to Android

  By Roberto Baldwin

• HTC is testing ads in its BlinkFeed app

  By Billy Steele

• Arnold Schwarzenegger is giving voice directions to Waze users

  By Daniel Cooper

• Adobe Creative Cloud update boosts speed, adds stock photo library

  By Billy Steele

• Adobe brings its handy mobile design apps to Android

  By Billy Steele

• Skype's web chats now work on your Chromebook

  By Jon Fingas

• Share event photos with friends via another new Facebook app

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Spotify Taste Rewind time-shifts your music library

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Virgin Media's free WiFi app finally comes to iOS

  By Matt Brian

• For your app-roval

  By Lachlan Harris

• Use Skitch on iOS to annotate pages without leaving Safari

  By Edgar Alvarez

• For your app-roval: For the News Junkies

  By Mine Salkin

• Skype ditches its Windows 8 app on July 7th (update)

  By Jon Fingas

• iOS 9's web browser can block annoying ads

  By Jon Fingas

• For your app-roval: My horrifying digital dependencies

  By Ed Zitron

• What do your app shortcuts say about you?

  By Eoin Bathurst

• Send destination info from your desktop to Google Maps for iOS

  By Billy Steele

• For your app-roval

  By Cosette Jarrett

• For your app-roval: Apps that keep me app-y

  By David Shoare

• eBay's Apple Watch app puts auctions on your wrist

  By Jon Fingas

• Snapchat for iOS switches cameras with a double-tap

  By Jon Fingas

• Skype Translator is heading to the desktop app this summer

  By Billy Steele

• Plex gives your media server a secure connection

  By Jon Fingas

• Chrome on Android finds relevant info for any word you touch

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Bookindy Chrome extension lists local options for books on Amazon

  By Billy Steele

• You can now Skype from your browser in the US and UK

  By Steve Dent

• Chrome will 'intelligently' pause Flash content like auto-playing ads

  By Nicole Lee

• Pebble Time's iOS app hasn't been approved by Apple yet (update: it's live!)

  By Billy Steele

• Facebook Lite uses less storage and bandwidth for emerging markets

  By Billy Steele

• Airbnb rolls out a pricing recommendation tool for hosts

  By Nicole Lee

• Popular card game 'Apples to Apples' takes its deck of laughs to iOS

  By Billy Steele

• Tesco trials app for donating unsold food to charity

  By Jamie Rigg

• Skype bug crashes the messaging app on Android, iOS and Windows

  By Mariella Moon

• SoundHound takes on Siri and Google with new voice search app

  By Billy Steele

• Use Foursquare to hail your next Uber ride

  By Billy Steele

• HangKeys makes a fun game out of an iOS keyboard

  By Matt Brian

Big Tech (25)

• Cisco buys a DNS provider to protect you in the cloud

  By Jon Fingas

• Arrested Uber France executives will stand trial on September 30th

  By Daniel Cooper

• PayPal explains when it will hit you with robocalls

  By Jon Fingas

• Recommended Reading: Roku's plan to take on Apple, Amazon and Google

  By Billy Steele

• BT doesn't want the burden of building landlines anymore

  By Jamie Rigg

• Netflix announces a 7-for-1 stock split

  By Richard Lawler

• Etsy doesn't want you selling spells

  By Jon Fingas

• Sony's wafer-thin, Android-powered 4K TVs will start at $2,499

  By Jon Fingas

• Court wants Comcast to expose commenter sued for defamation

  By Mariella Moon

• Verizon gets slapped by New York City mayor

  By Daniel Cooper

• Google, Microsoft join government's disaster response program

  By Mariella Moon

• WikiLeaks adds 276,394 more leaked Sony docs to its database

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Intel buys Recon, makers of the 'Google Glass for fitness'

  By Daniel Cooper

• Square's food delivery service can get you a $15 NYC meal in 15 minutes

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Uber loses delivery contracts from Apple and Starbucks

  By Steve Dent

• Rupert Murdoch's exit as Fox CEO hints at a bigger digital future

  By Jon Fingas

• Wild UI concept uses paper to interact with projected displays

  By Devindra Hardawar

• HP abandons futuristic tech for its futuristic supercomputer

  By Steve Dent

• UK government department swaps Microsoft for Google

  By Matt Brian

• Vodafone and Virgin Media may team up to take down BT and Sky

  By Matt Brian

• Yahoo takes the ax to Maps, Pipes and a few Mail features

  By Mariella Moon

• Sony pledges to be 30 percent 'greener' by 2020

  By Daniel Cooper

• Intel wants you to stop hating meetings

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Comcast's new Chief Product Officer hails from Xbox, Nike

  By Richard Lawler

• Dude, you're getting a call from Dell

  By Dana Wollman

Business (9)

• PenTeleData - My ISP Haiku

  By Thomas Harrison

• Poetic Justice: A Haiku about your ISP

  By Menachem Spielman

• A Few Words About My ISP

  By Gerardo Solis

• Speed of Service

  By Racine Anne Castro

• Poetic Justice: A Haiku about your ISP

  By Lachlan Harris

• Poetic Justice: Why must Clear Leave?

  By No Wireles

• The ISP Fix-all

  By John George

• Poetic Justice: A Haiku about your ISP

  By Jimmy Schaefer

• Poetic Justice: Haiku about your ISP

  By Matt Brown

Buying Guides (6)

• The best of Public Access Vol. 3: the Atari ST, virtues of HD Audio and more

  By Michael Gorman

• The best portable USB battery pack for daily use

  By Wirecutter

• The best of Public Access Vol. 1

  By Christopher Trout

• The Moto X and Nexus 6 have never been cheaper in the UK

  By Matt Brian

• Steam summer sale arrives with deals on 'Grand Theft Auto' and 'XCOM'

  By Jon Fingas

• The 10 best electric vehicles

  By Inhabitat

Celebrity (2)

• Social networks are hell

  By Gil Rimon

• Tier One ISP Support

  By Alexander Smith

Computing (23)

• The Big Picture: Missouri Guardsmen go on virtual patrol

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Appreciating HD Audio

  By Bob O'Donnell

• Cablevision boosts internet speeds enough to make the FCC happy

  By Jon Fingas

• Show and Tell, or: I have way too many computers

  By Sean Ellis

• Lenovo is the latest to hop on the PC-on-a-stick bandwagon

  By Jon Fingas

• Virgin Media's superfast UK broadband expansion kicks off in Manchester

  By Matt Brian

• A Tale of Two Pentiums

  By Sean Ellis

• Love and PCs or was is a Macintosh?

  By Chris Duquette

• Love and PCs: Your first computer memories

  By Mark Doldon

• AMD's latest video cards include a liquid-cooled beast, the R9 Fury X

  By Devindra Hardawar

• An '80s-era Amiga controls the heating for an entire school district

  By Jon Fingas

• Moore's Law in action: making our machines ever more micro

  By Jon Turi

• HP's 'blended reality' Sprout desktop just got better at 3D capture

  By Dana Wollman

• The New Semiconductor Challenge: Doing More Without Moore

  By Bob O'Donnell

• The one-cable future of gadgets: simpler, but still confusing

  By Mat Smith

• Catch up on ASUS' busy week at Computex

  By Steve Dent

• Only thunder gods are worthy of handling this PC

  By Mat Smith

• Engadget giveaway: win a Raspberry Pi 2 and DIY kit courtesy of Element14!

  By Jon Turi

• Intel beefs up fifth-gen Core chips with Iris graphics

  By Steve Dent

• Thunderbolt 3 is twice as fast and uses reversible USB Type-C

  By Nick Summers

• This transforming PC tower could be a robot in disguise

  By Richard Lai

• Windows 10 launches on July 29th, here's how to get in line

  By Daniel Cooper

• ASUS' fancy all-in-one packs a 3D camera and speedy USB 3.1

  By Richard Lai

Cybersecurity (60)

• NSA can restart bulk data collection, says surveillance court

  By Devindra Hardawar

• OPM shutters web background checks for security enhancements

  By Mariella Moon

• Fitbit tracking data comes up in another court case

  By Mariella Moon

• Tougher encryption guidelines close a back door for NSA spies

  By Jon Fingas

• China says 'absurd logic' is behind US hacking accusations

  By Devindra Hardawar

• UK spy agency found to be conducting unauthorized surveillance... on itself

  By Jamie Rigg

• 'Blackshades' webcam spying ring leader gets over four years in prison

  By Jon Fingas

• SEC investigates financial hackers attacking biotech firms

  By Mariella Moon

• The $300 'PITA' steals encryption keys with radio waves

  By Roberto Baldwin

• UK spy agency broke rules when it snooped on civil rights groups

  By Jon Fingas

• Australia passes controversial law to block 'pirate' sites

  By Terrence O'Brien

• Europol pledges to take down ISIL's social media accounts within two hours

  By Daniel Cooper

• US and UK spy agencies are exploiting flaws in security software

  By Jon Fingas

• Cyberattack grounds 10 flights out of Warsaw

  By Daniel Cooper

• Recommended Reading: Why the Cardinals hacked a bad MLB team

  By Billy Steele

• WikiLeaks follows up its Sony post with Saudi cables

  By Richard Lawler

• Investigators connect massive federal hack to China

  By Richard Lawler

• Samsung announces a fix for wide-reaching Galaxy keyboard exploit

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Reddit announces it will encrypt site traffic data

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Cyberattack takes down Canadian government websites

  By Jon Fingas

• Hackers used Google Drive to attack Tibetans

  By Daniel Cooper

• Police face-scanned 90,000 people at Download music festival

  By Nick Summers

• FBI investigating St. Louis Cardinals for hacking another team's files

  By Billy Steele

• Emoji passcodes promise more security than numbers

  By Jon Fingas

• Malware used Foxconn digital certificate to spy on Iran nuclear talks

  By Mariella Moon

• Time to change your master password, LastPass was hacked

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Sony hack 'caused' f-bombs to go out on British daytime TV

  By Daniel Cooper

• The US Navy wants to buy unpatched security flaws

  By Jon Fingas

• Wikipedia's secure pages stop others from tracking your fact finding

  By Jon Fingas

• Germany calls off probe into whether the NSA spied on Angela Merkel

  By Mariella Moon

• Background info on US spies, military stolen by hackers

  By Richard Lawler

• IRS to fight fraud and identity theft with help from tax-prep firms

  By Mariella Moon

• Hackers stole all federal employees' SSN and private info, union says

  By Mariella Moon

• FBI seized computers linked to celeb photo leak scandal

  By Mariella Moon

• UK government should retain mass surveillance powers, says report

  By Nick Summers

• iOS flaw tricks you into giving up your iCloud password (updated)

  By Steve Dent

• StingRay phone trackers are being used in the UK

  By Mariella Moon

• State-backed spyware targets antivirus maker, Iranian nuclear talks

  By Jon Fingas

• Canada greenlights an anti-terror law that hurts internet privacy

  By Jon Fingas

• Governments want to get rid of passwords, too

  By Jon Fingas

• US government wants a single website security standard

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Syrian government supporters hack the US Army's website

  By Jon Fingas

• President Obama calls for stronger American cybersecurity

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Hackers in giant federal breach got 30 years of worker info

  By Jon Fingas

• Massive hack compromises 4 million federal employees' private info

  By Mariella Moon

• Edward Snowden looks back, two years after NSA leaks started

  By Richard Lawler

• White House secretly expands NSA power to collect US internet data

  By Jessica Conditt

• MPs bid to overturn UK surveillance law at the High Court

  By Matt Brian

• California senate wants warrants to be required for phone searches

  By Mariella Moon

• The DEA's eavesdropping has tripled over the past decade

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Leaked trade deal stops countries from saying where your data goes

  By Jon Fingas

• Watchdog on recent IRS hack: We told them so

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Somebody's already making a movie about the Sony hack

  By Daniel Cooper

• Exploit can control older Macs even after they're formatted

  By Steve Dent

• Report: UK cops request citizen data every two minutes

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Supreme Court: online threats must be intentional to be illegal

  By Jon Fingas

• The Dark Web may be smaller, pervier than previously thought

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Internet pictures can hide code that leaves you open to hacks (update: criticism)

  By Jon Fingas

• US limits the NSA's reach ahead of sweeping reform

  By Daniel Cooper

• FBI slip-up leaves Megaupload, other seized sites hosting nasty ads

  By Jon Fingas

Entertainment (5)

• How a file format brought an industry to its knees

  By Mona Lalwani

• 'Uncharted 4' looks like a ghost from E3's past

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Celebrities get digital puppets made from paparazzi photos

  By Jon Fingas

• Hello World

  By Jason Quackenbush

• Dear Veronica: Behind the scenes with Sirron Norris

  By Veronica Belmont

EVs and Transportation (57)

• London's getting the world's first all-electric double-decker bus

  By Nick Summers

• Uber France CEO taken into custody in wake of protests

  By Billy Steele

• Formula E's first season of electric racing comes to a close

  By Jon Fingas

• Uber's latest service takes you across continents in a speed boat

  By Jon Fingas

• E.Dams-Renault wins Formula E's first team title

  By Jon Fingas

• Mythbusting with 'Mr. Hyperloop'

  By Daniel Cooper

• Uber defiant in the face of French ridesharing crackdown

  By Steve Dent

• The flying car has arrived and it looks scary as hell

  By Steve Dent

• GM working on over-the-air updates for future vehicles

  By Edgar Alvarez

• GM adds real-time theft alerts to OnStar

  By Steve Dent

• UberPOP ban proposed in France as protests block airports

  By Billy Steele

• The Blade is a 3D-printed supercar

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Ford gets serious with self-driving and 3D printing tech

  By Mariella Moon

• London's Mayor plans Knowledge-like test for Uber drivers

  By Nick Summers

• Ford wants customers to rent their cars to other people

  By Matt Brian

• Ford's latest eBike breaks down to fit in your trunk

  By Steve Dent

• Lexus video teases a 'real' magnetic hoverboard

  By Richard Lawler

• Tesla Model S drivers rack up over 1 billion miles

  By Jon Fingas

• Experiment charges your Tesla with footsteps

  By Jon Fingas

• BMW's concept motorcycle carries your surfboard

  By Jon Fingas

• Panoz wants an all-electric, arrow-shaped car racing at Le Mans

  By Jon Fingas

• Buick and GMC vehicles will support Android Auto and CarPlay

  By Jon Fingas

• The US military is developing Star Wars-style hoverbikes

  By Billy Steele

• Uber says no guns in cars, period

  By Steve Dent

• Lyft pays $300k to get New York off its back

  By Daniel Cooper

• Jaguar adapts NASA tech to monitor brainwaves and avoid accidents

  By Mariella Moon

• California U-turns, DMV releases self-driving car crash data

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Tesla settles legal dispute to put its Superchargers on UK motorways

  By Jamie Rigg

• BMW's 'Light & Charge' street lamps double as EV chargers

  By Matt Brian

• Uber poaches former Google Maps chief for its self-driving car project

  By Daniel Cooper

• California labor commission rules Uber drivers are employees (update: Uber responds)

  By Terrence O'Brien

• GM powers data center with used Chevy Volt batteries

  By Mariella Moon

• Nissan turns old electric car batteries into fixed energy storage

  By Jon Fingas

• Big news outlets are researching drones at Virginia Tech

  By Billy Steele

• Phone-controlled Range Rover helps you get out of a jam

  By Jon Fingas

• Gett's latest expansion takes it beyond Uber in the UK

  By Nick Summers

• Tesla's Model 3 lineup will include a crossover

  By Jon Fingas

• SpaceX hosts competition for the best Hyperloop pod design

  By Billy Steele

• World's fastest car to make 'slow' debut in the UK

  By Nick Summers

• Baidu will test a self-driving BMW later this year

  By Daniel Cooper

• AutoExpress: BMW's futuristic hybrid is getting an engine upgrade

  By Daniel Cooper

• London's black cabbies launch another anti-Uber campaign

  By Jamie Rigg

• Future Range Rovers could tell the city about local potholes

  By Daniel Cooper

• Tesla won't build more battery swap stations

  By Daniel Cooper

• Mercedes-Benz takes on Tesla with a home battery of its own

  By Jon Fingas

• CarPlay and Android Auto will be in Cadillac's 2016 models

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Authorities want collision avoidance tech to be a standard car feature

  By Mariella Moon

• DJI's experimental drone will help prevent collisions

  By Steve Dent

• Uber starts getting serious in the UK

  By Nick Summers

• Anti-drunk driving technology won't start the car if you're smashed

  By Mariella Moon

• Google publishes the boring details of its self-driving car accidents

  By Richard Lawler

• London tests traffic lights that stay green for cyclists

  By Nick Summers

• Google's Sergey Brin opens up about self-driving car accidents

  By Daniel Cooper

• Lufthansa will charge you extra for booking flights on other websites

  By Jon Fingas

• Metromile's Tag uses Apple iBeacon tech to track your driving

  By Nicole Lee

• Virginia opens up 70 miles of highway for driverless car testing

  By Mariella Moon

• Ford Sync 3 launches in the Escape and Fiesta this summer

  By Jon Fingas

Gaming (118)

• This is what innovation looks like in big-budget video games

  By Jessica Conditt

• 'Quiplash,' a streaming party game for 10,000 people

  By Jessica Conditt

• Mojang retires its card battle game, offers one more year of playtime

  By Mat Smith

• The 1998 'Battlezone' remake is getting remastered

  By Jon Fingas

• Diet-based 'video game' claims to make you thinner

  By Daniel Cooper

• 'Shenmue 3' creator Yu Suzuki is taking questions live on Twitch

  By Richard Lawler

• Shoot cyborgs in 'Terminator Genisys' game before the movie starts

  By Nicole Lee

• JXE Streams: Exploring 'Lego Jurassic World' brick by brick

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 'Sailor Moon' in a post-apocalyptic pigeon-dating simulator

  By Jessica Conditt

• Building a high-end racing sim setup with $1,800 in gaming accessories

  By Philip Palermo

• Bungie apologizes to 'Destiny' players by selling them stuff

  By Richard Lawler

• Red Bullshit: How 'Destiny' lost support of its biggest fans

  By Matt Brian

• Supercade: inside the Louvre of arcade museums

  By Roberto Baldwin

• 'Project Cars' developer is already crowdfunding a sequel

  By Mariella Moon

• This is E3 2015 in motion

  By Mat Smith

• All the news you need to know from the final day of E3 2015

  By Mat Smith

• 'Minecraft' meets 'Grand Theft Auto V' in space

  By Jessica Conditt

• E3's 'Into the Pixel' celebrates video games as art

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• JXE Streams: Talking 'No Man's Sky' with Hello Games

  By Anthony John Agnello

• From adorable to appalling: The week of E3 that was

  By Edgar Alvarez

• A video game as metaphor: How a Twitter freakout inspired 'Adr1ft'

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 'Mega Man' creator says Japanese publishers need to 'wake up'

  By Joseph Volpe

• Epic wants to avoid making 'terrible' VR with Unreal Engine

  By Edgar Alvarez

• London councillor wants to ban 'FIFA' games after corruption scandal

  By Nick Summers

• E3 Streams: 'Volume,' 'Fortnite,' 'Elite: Dangerous,' and more!

  By Anthony John Agnello

• All the news you need to know from Day Two of E3 2015

  By Mat Smith

• 'Final Fantasy VII': The challenge of remaking a classic

  By Mat Smith

• 'Kingdom Hearts 3' promises bigger, almost seamless, worlds

  By Mat Smith

• E3 Streams: 'Divinity: Original Sin' and 'Cosmic Star Heroine'

  By Anthony John Agnello

• All the news you need to know from Day One of E3 2015

  By Mat Smith

• Robot dinos, archery and mystery in 'Horizon: Zero Dawn'

  By Jessica Conditt

• 'Pro Evolution Soccer 2016' is worth playing over 'FIFA'

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Two questions with legendary 'Mega Man' creator Keiji Inafune

  By Jessica Conditt

• 'Volume' is a Robin Hood origin story for modern gaming

  By Cassandra Khaw

• 'Deus Ex: Mankind Divided' has something new: female combatants

  By Jessica Conditt

• Square Enix made a new game studio for its new RPG

  By Mat Smith

• The new 'Hitman' will be an 'ever-expanding world of assassination'

  By Joseph Volpe

• 'Just Cause 3' parachutes in on PS4, Xbox One and PC on December 1st

  By Mat Smith

• E3 Streams: 'The Long Dark,' 'Yooka Laylee,' and more!

  By Anthony John Agnello

• Super League Gaming brings competitive 'Minecraft' to American movie theaters

  By Nick Summers

• 'Metal Gear Online' evolves its stealthy multiplayer in 'The Phantom Pain'

  By Xav de Matos

• 'Shenmue 3' quickly smashes $2 million Kickstarter goal

  By Nick Summers

• Ubisoft at E3 2015: 'Assassin's Creed,' 'Just Dance' and new IPs

  By Mariella Moon

• 'Shenmue III' will come to PC and PS4 with your help

  By Jon Fingas

• 'Destiny' expansion 'The Taken King' lands September 15

  By Richard Lawler

• Ubisoft's 'Ghost Recon Wildlands' is an open-world tactical shooter

  By Jon Fingas

• 'Rainbow Six Siege' has Angela Bassett, beta launches September 24th

  By Richard Lawler

• Ubisoft's 'The Division' arrives on March 8th, 2016

  By Jon Fingas

• There's a new 'South Park' game and it's all about superheroes

  By Joseph Volpe

• Try hating 'Star Wars Battlefront' now that you've seen it

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Ubisoft's E3 2015 liveblog!

  By Mat Smith

• Watch Ubisoft's E3 keynote live stream here!

  By Richard Lai

• EA shows off its stable of upcoming sports blockbusters

  By Edgar Alvarez

• 'Mirror's Edge Catalyst' hits consoles and PC on February 23rd, 2016

  By Jon Fingas

• 'Unravel' is the adorable new game from a small Swedish studio

  By Jessica Conditt

• 'Need For Speed' has been rebooted, arrives November 3rd

  By Mat Smith

• 'Mass Effect: Andromeda' coming holiday 2016

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Rare's next game is 'Sea of Thieves' for Xbox One and Windows 10

  By Richard Lawler

• Here's how to watch EA's event at E3 2015

  By Edgar Alvarez

• 'Dark Souls III' is coming in early 2016

  By Jon Fingas

• Your 'Fallout 4' PC mods will work fine on the Xbox One, too

  By Chris Velazco

• Investment bank 'confirms' Razer quietly bought OUYA

  By Daniel Cooper

• 'Fallout 4' special edition comes with a Pip-Boy for your phone

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 'Fallout 4' hits PS4, Xbox One and PC on November 10th

  By Jessica Conditt

• 'Dishonored 2' doesn't hit this year, but a remake of the first game does

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 'The Elder Scrolls: Legends' is Bethesda's new strategy card game

  By Jessica Conditt

• Bethesda launches a hub for all things 'Fallout,' 'Doom' and more

  By Jessica Conditt

• Next 'Doom' hits Spring 2016 with mod support across all platforms

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Watch Bethesda's first-ever E3 conference right here, live

  By Jessica Conditt

• Recommended Reading: NFL player turns mercenary in 'Call of Duty'

  By Billy Steele

• The original number-pushing puzzle game, 'Threes,' goes free

  By Jessica Conditt

• I visited Jurassic Park in VR and tried to pet a dino

  By Mona Lalwani

• E3 2015: What to expect from gaming's big show

  By Jessica Conditt

• ILM created a film-quality Star Wars VR experience

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Sprked does for game modders what Valve couldn't

  By Nick Summers

• 'Shadow Warrior 2' hits PC, PS4, Xbox One in 2016

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Fulfill your virtual farming dreams with this $300 tractor controller

  By Nick Summers

• 'Transistor' takes its sci-fi swordplay to iPhone and iPad

  By Jon Fingas

• Explore 'Everybody's Gone to the Rapture' on August 11th

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• A game told me I don't have what it takes to be a good Uber driver

  By Billy Steele

• Unreal Engine 4 is (sort of) coming to Wii U and PS Vita

  By Aaron Souppouris

• 'Halo' dart guns are perfect for the galactic war in your backyard

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 'Brothers: A Tale of Two Sons' coming to PS4, Xbox One and mobile

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 'Hellblade' is a terrifying journey through one person's mental hell

  By Jessica Conditt

• Don't spill your mead in the new 'Hearthstone' Tavern Brawl mode

  By Jessica Conditt

• Razer is in talks to buy OUYA, reports say (update)

  By Jessica Conditt

• JXE Streams: Come revisit 'Fallout 3' after the 'Fallout 4' bomb

  By Anthony John Agnello

• 'Abzu': a scuba diving game that's part Zen, part 'Journey'

  By Anthony John Agnello

• The next game from 'Thomas Was Alone' developer due August 18th

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Leaked image suggests 'Dark Souls 3' is coming in 2016

  By Jessica Conditt

• An Ode to the Sega 32X

  By Jonathan Westerberg

• 'Metal Gear Solid V: The Phantom Pain' is a tale of revenge

  By Xav de Matos

• Major League Gaming finals head to New Orleans in October

  By Jessica Conditt

• 'Forza' finally gets some Porsche love

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Studio wants to preserve games with the same care as movies

  By Jon Fingas

• 'Fortnite' would be a fun game, if it weren't so complex

  By Anthony John Agnello

• Investigate a murder mystery this weekend with 'Jenny LeClue'

  By Jessica Conditt

• 'Final Fantasy Tactics' hits Android

  By Jessica Conditt

• 'SteamCrew VR' is the mobile VR game Oculus wants you to play

  By Daniel Cooper

• Twitch is planning a ton of live video coverage from E3 2015

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Gaming hall of fame inducts 'Pong,' 'Tetris' and other classics

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Drugs and dystopia in 1960s England: 'We Happy Few' hits Kickstarter

  By Jessica Conditt

• JXE Streams: Blending 'Advance Wars' and 'Hearthstone' in 'Duelyst'

  By Anthony John Agnello

• Epic Games wants architects to make Unreal Engine more lifelike

  By Steve Dent

• 'Battleborn' has the trappings of a modern shooter and more

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Here's that 'Fallout 4' trailer you're looking for

  By Jessica Conditt

• Good luck tilting this massive pinball machine

  By Daniel Cooper

• 'Resident Evil 4' secretly adjusted its difficulty for you

  By Nick Summers

• 'Fallout 4' is coming to Xbox One, PS4 and PC

  By Matt Brian

• 'Skylanders SuperChargers' takes to the skies, streets and sea

  By Jessica Conditt

• How lordofhell became King Mechaghidorah

  By Micha? Jadczak

• JXE Streams: 'Metal Gear?!' We're playing the 1987 original

  By Anthony John Agnello

• Hold on, now GameStop's buying ThinkGeek

  By Daniel Cooper

• 'Lego Dimensions' has the toys, but 'Disney Infinity' is a better game

  By Anthony John Agnello

• Of course there's a shark in this 'Call of Duty' Exo Zombies video

  By Jessica Conditt

• Lego's 'Minecraft' competitor is real and ready to download

  By Jon Fingas

• Why 'Rock Band 4' got the gang back together

  By Anthony John Agnello

• Agar.io brings massively multiplayer games to the petri dish

  By Jon Fingas

Google (43)

• Top Googler leaves to set up new cybersecurity agency

  By Daniel Cooper

• Google Translate gets more conversational

  By Mariella Moon

• Yelp study claims that Google 'knowingly' worsens search results

  By Jon Fingas

• Google Earth gets two new features for its 10th birthday

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Supreme Court won't touch Google's fight with Oracle over Android

  By Jon Fingas

• Google Maps to include US highway railroad crossings (updated)

  By Steve Dent

• Here's how Google checks for lag on your Android phone

  By Jon Fingas

• Google-powered beer fridge translates thirst in 40 languages

  By Jon Fingas

• Google offers a way to check your Project Fi invite status

  By Billy Steele

• Google's unique self-driving cars hit the streets of Mountain View

  By Billy Steele

• Google could build a hoverboard, but won't

  By Daniel Cooper

• Google's next data center will be a converted coal plant

  By Nick Summers

• Picasa's Web Albums work again for some reason

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Climb 'El Capitan' with Google's first vertical Street View

  By Steve Dent

• Google's urban tech lab is working on free, city-wide WiFi

  By Jon Fingas

• Google's new health watch will keep tabs on patients' vitals

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Google lets you hide unwanted web notifications

  By Nick Summers

• Fancy testing Google's GoPro VR camera rig?

  By Daniel Cooper

• Google's News Lab helps journalists with their online reporting

  By Jon Fingas

• Google further embraces custom Android with standalone clock app

  By Billy Steele

• Google will pull 'revenge porn' out of its search results

  By Richard Lawler

• Google's 'My Ramadan Companion' offers tips during the holy month

  By Billy Steele

• Google launches YouTube Newswire, a feed of verified news stories

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Google wants you to follow hot search trends in real time

  By Jon Fingas

• Nest's smart thermostat will warn if your pipes are going to freeze

  By Jon Fingas

• Google's rewards program tackles Android security flaws

  By Billy Steele

• Google displays the nutritional values of fast food meals

  By Mariella Moon

• Google kills Chrome's unpopular new bookmark manager

  By Steve Dent

• Google can tell you which Android phone you should buy

  By Daniel Cooper

• France tells Google: expand 'right to be forgotten' globally, or else

  By Matt Brian

• Google Slides adds Chromecast support for your next presentation (update: AirPlay too)

  By Billy Steele

• Nest's first home camera will look familiar, but its app won't

  By Jon Fingas

• Google's plan to fix big cities starts with Sidewalk Labs

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Google voice search knows where you are and responds appropriately

  By Nick Summers

• Google revamps Android TV with over 600 new apps

  By Daniel Cooper

• Google Search on iOS picks up a new feature from Android

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Google makes its case for VR by reinventing the field trip

  By Nicole Lee

• YouTube's Music Insights tool can monitor artists' popularity

  By Mariella Moon

• The Big Picture: Google wants to build a futuristic see-through dome

  By Mariella Moon

• Google Maps real-time transit info is now available in more places

  By Billy Steele

• Google hopes to count the calories in your food photos

  By Jon Fingas

• Google boosts employee diversity but is still mostly white guys

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Google simplifies security and privacy with new account hub

  By Steve Dent

Health (1)

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• Lenovo wants you to decide if it should build this retro ThinkPad

  By Steve Dent

• HP unveils $300 Pavilion X2 hybrid and new Envy laptops

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Dell unveils a range of affordable PCs ahead of Windows 10

  By Richard Lai

• Dell's latest thin-bezel laptop fronts a wave of new Windows 10 devices

  By Devindra Hardawar

• AMD's latest chips bring gaming and video chops to mainstream laptops

  By Devindra Hardawar

• We played 'Assassin's Creed' with our eyes... partially

  By Mat Smith

• ASUS' new Transformer Book is a Windows 10 hybrid with USB Type-C

  By Richard Lai

Lifestyle (2)

• A Haiku about the best phone support ISP in the world.

  By Aaron Becker

• Poetic Justice: A Haiku about your ISP

  By Troy Farrell

Meta (5)

• Women, LGBT least safe on Facebook, despite 'real name' policy

  By Violet Blue

• Facebook algorithm can recognize people if it can't see their face

  By Billy Steele

• Oculus offers $10 million to help indie developers make VR games

  By Chris Velazco

• Oculus accidentally reveals an early VR controller concept

  By Jon Fingas

• Facebook will encrypt the emails it sends to you with PGP

  By Daniel Cooper

Microsoft (18)

• Microsoft is launching a site to help teachers master 'Minecraft'

  By Nick Summers

• Windows 10 preview build comes with Microsoft Edge and WiFi

  By Mariella Moon

• Microsoft wants to make you funnier in online chats

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Uber picked up some of Bing's mapping tech and employees (update)

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Microsoft plugs OneDrive storage into your Chromecast

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Microsoft's supercharged presentation app arrives on iOS

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Microsoft's CEO rallies the troops with a new mission statement

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Microsoft's Office apps officially launch for (some) Android phones

  By Chris Velazco

• Microsoft sends mixed signals about free Windows 10 upgrades

  By Steve Dent

• Bing's smarter video search is big on music

  By Jon Fingas

• Stephen Elop out at Microsoft as it merges OS and device teams

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Microsoft is also partnering with Valve for VR on Windows 10

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Microsoft shows off 'Minecraft' built specifically for HoloLens

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Microsoft Research project uses drones to track emerging diseases

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Microsoft's Surface Hub pen display costs from $6,999 to $19,999

  By Dana Wollman

• Windows will make it easier to remote-control Linux PCs

  By Jon Fingas

• Microsoft WiFi could be another reason to get Office 365

  By Matt Brian

• Microsoft buys the company behind to-do app Wunderlist (update: official)

  By Jon Fingas

Mobile (29)

• Sprint (almost) fixed the low video cap on its new 'All-in' plan

  By Richard Lawler

• Sprint's 'all-in' plan gives you a phone and service for $80 (update)

  By Jon Fingas

• The 'father of SMS,' Matti Makkonen, dies at 63

  By Jon Fingas

• Europe to scrap roaming charges, protect net neutrality

  By Nick Summers

• Sprint's latest family plan offers two unlimited lines for $100

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Sprint expands in-home sales and support to New York and L.A.

  By Steve Dent

• Sky uses stats to explain why BT and Openreach should split

  By Nick Summers

• Barclaycard steps up its contactless game with three new NFC devices

  By Matt Brian

• T-Mobile's new early upgrade plan lets you swap phones even more

  By Chris Velazco

• EE's free Power Bar chargers are back in stock

  By Matt Brian

• Time Warner Cable receives the first net neutrality complaint

  By Mariella Moon

• Pozyx, Is this the end of iBeacons?

  By Catherine Jones

• FCC: Telcos can block robocalls and spam texts for you

  By Mariella Moon

• Cuba is getting island-wide WiFi hotspots next month

  By Daniel Cooper

• Forget stamps, the Post Office now offers pay-as-you-go SIMs

  By Nick Summers

• AT&T faces $100 million fine for quietly throttling data speeds (update: AT&T responds)

  By Chris Velazco

• Vodafone's letting some customers escape contracts, but it doesn't have to

  By Jamie Rigg

• North Korea turns off foreigners' mobile internet access

  By Jon Fingas

• Anywhere SIM uses different networks to dodge UK not-spots

  By Nick Summers

• Virgin America's in-flight entertainment will run on Android

  By Jon Fingas

• T-Mobile customers can use iOS 9 beta's Continuity over cellular

  By Billy Steele

• Vodafone returns to broadband with 'Connect'

  By Matt Brian

• EE's own-brand action cam livestreams over 4G

  By Jamie Rigg

• South Korea will track cellphones to keep an outbreak under control

  By Jon Fingas

• WSJ: Dish Network and T-Mobile are talking merger

  By Richard Lawler

• Report: AT&T will accept net neutrality if it gets DirecTV

  By Steve Dent

• More than half of Android devices use Jelly Bean or KitKat

  By Daniel Cooper

• Vodafone expands 4G roaming to the Carribean and beyond

  By Jamie Rigg

• Three backtracks on mid-contract price hikes

  By Jamie Rigg

News (122)

• The Olympus Air lens camera can be yours for $300

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• Doomed Indiegogo campaign hopes to crowdfund Greece's debt relief

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• Engadget giveaway: win an iPhone 6 and BOX courtesy of Bitdefender!

  By Jon Turi

• Drone knocks woman unconscious at Seattle pride parade

  By Steve Dent

• #ICYMI: Space X's rocket fail, Google's beer fridge and more

  By Andrew Tarantola

• BBC loses the rights to the Olympics

  By Matt Brian

• Hawk-eyed police seize drone flown over Wimbledon

  By Nick Summers

• Watson's spicy, ginger-laced gazpacho

  By Terrence O'Brien

• ICYMI: Amazon's Treasure Truck, mood-altering wearables and more

  By Kerry Davis

• #EngadgetLive Boston is just two weeks away! (updated)

  By Engadget

• Ikea to trial smaller UK stores for picking up online orders

  By Nick Summers

• GadgetUtopia: My Descent into Full, Immersive Multimedia

  By Mine Salkin

• Redefining the purity ring

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• Polaroid's tiny Cube camera now packs WiFi

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Growing Up Geek

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• Show and Tell: Traveling nerd - the basics

  By Alexander Hohenthaner

• The Camera and the Wave

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• The best of Public Access Vol. 2: Robot friends, flaming Macs and more

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• Videophone lets kids call Grandma but not surf the web

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• ICYMI: An accident impeding big rig, hoverbikes and more

  By Kerry Davis

• Online retailer experiments with junk mail you can't delete

  By Jamie Rigg

• TalkTalk's new (almost) gigabit broadband is actually affordable

  By Matt Brian

• Kenyan slums dispense clean drinking water through ATMs

  By Andrew Tarantola

• My second first screen name

  By Richard Mackey

• Switching your broadband supplier just got really easy

  By Matt Brian

• Jameis Winston will use VR to prepare for his first season in the NFL

  By Billy Steele

• Soundwall is art that demands to be seen... and heard

  By Kris Naudus

• High Court sides with UK music industry in challenge to CD copying law

  By Jamie Rigg

• FCC votes to subsidize broadband internet for low-income households

  By Billy Steele

• Ricoh's big-sensor compact gets more social with NFC and WiFi

  By Steve Dent

• Shoot RAW photos on your iPhone with this tiny camera

  By Roberto Baldwin

• ICYMI: A new naval launcher, Halo on HoloLens and more

  By Kerry Davis

• UK government pulls support for new onshore wind farms

  By Nick Summers

• Tacos, burritos and unicorn emoji are coming, thanks to Unicode 8.0

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Honeywell gets YouTube videos to play over global in-flight WiFi

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• Nest's second-gen Protect is better at detecting fires

  By Jamie Rigg

• IT nightmares: the hot zone

  By Carl Zetie

• ICYMI: Driving like 007, making Super Mario and more

  By Kerry Davis

• IT glitch sees 600,000 RBS payments go missing (updated)

  By Nick Summers

• TWC is threatened with the first Net Neutrality lawsuit

  By Daniel Cooper

• TIM-S, HC, COBRA, CIP...

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• Rupert Murdoch out, son James in as Fox CEO

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Etsy launches crowdfunding service to help sellers

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Poetic Justice: A Haiku about your ISP

  By Arkhi Foxx

• FCC appoints an ombudsperson to hear your complaints

  By Steve Dent

• ICYMI: Head-mounted Minecraft, CGI celebs, and more!

  By Kerry Davis

• Growing Up Geek

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• Forever mute me not

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• Growing Up Geek

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• Technical error prevents US from issuing passports and visas overseas

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Growing Up Geek - Jess James

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• Planes take to the runway in a glorious 8K 360-degree video

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Quirky bails on building not-so-useful products

  By Devindra Hardawar

• For your app-roval

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• New net neutrality rules will take effect tomorrow

  By Mariella Moon

• Adidas' RBZ baseball bat can boost your swing speed and power

  By Edgar Alvarez

• FTC starts cracking down on crowdfunding fraud

  By Jon Fingas

• Dyson built a lamp that burns for 37 years thanks to satellite tech

  By Billy Steele

• Charter Internet Haiku - Please Love Me

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• This Accidental Geek

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• Your next plastic gun won't make it past metal detectors

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Growing Up Geek

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• Sony's latest high-end superzoom shoots in 4K

  By Steve Dent

• Texas judges make it harder to fight patent trolls

  By Jon Fingas

• Slow broadband? Ofcom says you can ditch your contract

  By Matt Brian

• Jawbone hits Fitbit with another lawsuit, seeks to ban US shipments

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Evolution or revolution?

  By Jess James

• Leafly: the web's ultimate cannabis resource

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• Throttle Me Gently - Haiku

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• Engadget Live comes to Boston on July 17th!

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• Growing Up Geek

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• The Pseudonym or Screen Name

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• Haiku: The impatience of Virgin Media downtime

  By David Shoare

• A $1,495 toaster oven takes the guesswork out of cooking

  By Daniel Cooper

• Growing Up Geek OR Unleashing the Genie In The Gadget

  By Pierre Fontaine

• Poetic Justice: A Haiku about my ISP (Orange)

  By Micha? Jadczak

• Wales to ban e-cigarettes in public places

  By Matt Brian

• Growing Up Geek: Sean Ellis

  By Sean Ellis

• XPRIZE and Barbara Bush Foundation aim to improve adult literacy

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Existing Philips Hue bulbs will work with HomeKit this fall

  By Daniel Cooper

• How to hire a car without your UK paper driving licence

  By Jamie Rigg

• ?In Case You Missed It: We've got a new daily show!

  By Kerry Davis

• Dallas Cowboys become the first NFL team to go all-in on VR

  By Steve Dent

• Inhabitat's Week in Green: hoverbikes, UFOs and a Lego Titanic

  By Inhabitat

• My first time...

  By Jordan-Lee Pirrie

• Logging in ... Your first screen name

  By Rick Alfonso

• Calling Customer Support: A Haiku

  By mike ho

• Poetic Justice: A Haiku about your ISP

  By David McKissick

• New York sets rules for running Bitcoin exchange businesses

  By Mariella Moon

• Poetic Justice: A Haiku about your ISP

  By William Smolen

• Growing Up Geek

  By Rick Davey

• Lycos is making a comeback with a suite of connected devices

  By Edgar Alvarez

• I smelled a little girl and I liked it?

  By Mona Lalwani

• Inside Taipei's huge tech wonderland of a mall

  By Devindra Hardawar

• The fall and rise of a giant

  By Servaas Schrama

• No screen name for me

  By Moldovan Ovidiu

• Culture shock: from technophobic to hardcore junkie.

  By David McKissick

• It was for a girl, that's all I remember.

  By John George

• I tried to identify high-quality audio samples and failed miserably

  By Billy Steele

• The USAF found and flattened an ISIL base because of selfies

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Drone catches cheating students in 'world's toughest exam'

  By Nick Summers

• Hornby's KitStarter lets fans crowdfund vintage model sets

  By Nick Summers

• I Might be Sour but I'm no Grump

  By Sam Ulrich

• Memories of a Geek?

  By Moldovan Ovidiu

• Poetic Justice: A Haiku about your ISP

  By Nigel Lane

• Passing On "Geek"

  By Matthew Grzybowski

• Senate passes USA Freedom Act (update: signed by Obama)

  By Andrew Tarantola

• From the Start...

  By Adithya Vinayak

• Growing Up Geek

  By Klas Holmlund

• Growing Up Geek: Billy Smolen

  By William Smolen

• Everybody still hates their cable provider

  By Daniel Cooper

• Intel: Rezence wireless charging will be in next year's devices

  By Richard Lai

• The last Pirate Bay co-founder has served his jail time

  By Matt Brian

• Poetic Justice: A Haiku for Telus

  By Travis Dilts

• Ode to Fiber

  By Paul Bungard

• The irritating fact of living Just Out of Reach

  By Charles Rachor

• How I became Jickay

  By Jacky Tang

• AirDog's auto-following camera drone launches on August 31st

  By Jon Fingas

• Logging in ... My first screen name

  By Ed Zitron

• Growing Up Geek: Ed Zitron

  By Ed Zitron

• Shopping online doesn't mean you have to skip the tailor

  By Billy Steele

• GoPro's Hero+ LCD puts a touchscreen on its entry-level camera

  By James Trew

Nintendo (22)

• Nintendo includes same-sex marriages in 'Fire Emblem Fates'

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Nintendo's adorable shooter 'Splatoon' sells 1 million copies

  By Edgar Alvarez

• 'Yoshi's Woolly World' is the video game equivalent of a hug

  By Joseph Volpe

• 'Star Fox Zero' will drive you crazy, but in a good way

  By Joseph Volpe

• The new 'Metroid Prime' is made for the New 3DS

  By Mat Smith

• The many Amiibo collectors can look forward to not collecting

  By Joseph Volpe

• 'Super Mario Maker' out September 11th, demo this week at Best Buy

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 'Mario and Luigi: Paper Jam' drops on 3DS next spring

  By Jessica Conditt

• 'Zelda: Tri Force Heroes' is a multiplayer action game for 3DS

  By Jessica Conditt

• 'Hyrule Warriors' and a new 'Metroid' are coming to Nintendo 3DS

  By Joseph Volpe

• 'Skylanders' opens its world to a Nintendo crossover

  By Edgar Alvarez

• 'Star Fox Zero' blasts to Wii U this year

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Here's where to watch Nintendo's digital E3 showcase

  By Jessica Conditt

• Nintendo leaks an 8-bit Mario Amiibo ahead of E3

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Nintendo brings 'Earthbound' prequel to Wii U

  By Steve Dent

• 'Super Smash Bros.' gets 'Street Fighter' and 'Fire Emblem' brawlers

  By Nick Summers

• Leak: 'Street Fighter' DLC coming to 'Super Smash Bros.'

  By Aaron Souppouris

• 'Hyrule Warriors' hacks and slashes its way to 3DS

  By Jessica Conditt

• Going Android: How Nintendo could learn from Amazon

  By Jon Fingas

• Nintendo's next console won't run Android after all

  By Jamie Rigg

• Nintendo reveals a flood of new games ahead of E3 2015

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Nintendo's new 'NX' console will reportedly run Android

  By Nick Summers

PC Gaming (16)

• 'Batman: Arkham Knight' for PCs pulled because of glitches

  By Richard Lawler

• Valve opens up 'Dota 2 Reborn' to beta testers

  By Mariella Moon

• 'Gears of War: Ultimate Edition' and 'Killer Instinct' will come to PC

  By Jon Fingas

• 'Dota 2 Reborn' will make playing or just watching easier next week

  By Richard Lawler

• Oculus and Microsoft sitting in a tree, R-I-F-T-I-N-G

  By Jessica Conditt

• Watch Oculus' 'Step into the Rift' event here

  By Nicole Lee

• JXE Streams: 'Façade' celebrates 10 years of awkward sexual advances

  By Anthony John Agnello

• Use your Xbox One gamepad wirelessly with your PC this fall

  By Jon Fingas

• Valve starts handing out HTC's VR headset to developers

  By Jon Fingas

• Guess who's (kinda) keeping 'Rock Band 4' from PCs

  By Daniel Cooper

• You can pre-order the first official Steam Machines starting today

  By Chris Velazco

• Steam will refund nearly any online purchase within two weeks

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Blizzard's 'Heroes of the Storm' officially launches today

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Play PC games on your Amazon Fire TV through GameFly

  By Jon Fingas

• 'XCOM 2' infiltrates PCs in November

  By Jessica Conditt

• NVIDIA's G-Sync brings smoother graphics to gaming laptops

  By Steve Dent

PlayStation (31)

• 'Shenmue 3' creator explains how Sony is helping out

  By Jon Fingas

• 'Driveclub' finally reaches PlayStation Plus on June 25th

  By Jon Fingas

• 'The Last Guardian' is a stripped-down sort of beautiful

  By Jessica Conditt

• Sony's 1TB PS4 is official

  By Nick Summers

• Morpheus mech game 'Rigs' uses color to make VR less overwhelming

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Media Molecule's 'Dreams' is for YouTubers and Twitch streamers

  By Joseph Volpe

• Harmonix demos a music visualizer for Project Morpheus VR

  By Aaron Souppouris

• An intimate chat with Sony PlayStation's Shuhei Yoshida

  By Joseph Volpe

• 'Kerbal Space Program' is coming to PS4

  By Richard Lawler

• Platinum Games is working on a new 'NieR' game for PS4

  By Joseph Volpe

• Sony at E3: a recap of a surprisingly safe showcase

  By Jessica Conditt

• Sony at E3: from 'Horizon: Zero Dawn' to 'No Man's Sky'

  By Mariella Moon

• 20th Anniversary PS4 controller and headset bring back PSX colors

  By Richard Lawler

• PlayStation is the new home of 'Call of Duty,' first with beta and DLC

  By Richard Lawler

• 'Final Fantasy VII' is getting a genuine remake on PS4

  By Mat Smith

• Sony invites PS4 gamers to invade each other's 'Dreams'

  By Joseph Volpe

• 'The Last Guardian' is still happening and it's coming to PS4 in 2016

  By Mat Smith

• The PlayStation 4 is getting a media player

  By Jon Fingas

• Check out Sony's 2015 E3 conference live

  By Philip Palermo

• Tune in here for our Sony E3 2015 liveblog!

  By Joseph Volpe

• Sony already has over 30 Project Morpheus VR games in the works

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Tearaway Unfolded arrives adorably to PS4 on September 8th

  By Steve Dent

• Sony shifts to pricey game rentals in UK PlayStation Now beta

  By Jamie Rigg

• 'Ratchet & Clank' for the PS4 looks like more than a remake

  By Jon Fingas

• Samsung Smart TVs get PlayStation Now game-streaming service

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Poke monster heads and solve puzzles in VR with 'GNOG' on PS4

  By Jessica Conditt

• 'Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection' brings Naughty Dog's trilogy to PS4

  By Anthony John Agnello

• Massive shooter 'PlanetSide 2' hits PS4 for free in June

  By Jessica Conditt

• 'Gravity Ghost,' a game that heals, heads to PlayStation 4

  By Jessica Conditt

• Logitech's Harmony remotes can control your PS4 too

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• The PS4 will have a 1TB hard drive version very soon

  By Richard Lawler

Reviews (30)

• 'Loogun' uses a water jet to make toilet cleaning less crappy (updated)

  By Steve Dent

• Ryan Seacrest's iPad keyboard is surprisingly good, but expensive

  By Devindra Hardawar

• DJI Phantom 3 review: an aerial photography drone for the masses

  By James Trew

• At E3, I saw the missing pieces of the VR puzzle

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Going 'off the grid' with BioLite's BaseCamp stove

  By Jon Turi

• Disney's Playmation toys let kids feel like an Avenger

  By Edgar Alvarez

• B&O's H8 wireless headphones offer stellar audio at a steep price

  By Billy Steele

• LSTN's Encore headphone blends vintage looks with a feel-good factor

  By James Trew

• NVIDIA Shield TV review: the best Android set-top box you can buy

  By Chris Velazco

• I wish I were a 'Street Fighter V' master

  By Mat Smith

• Vodafone's Smart Ultra 6 is great value at £125

  By Jamie Rigg

• Canon's pricey PowerShot G3 X compact is all about the zoom

  By Steve Dent

• Nest's home monitoring camera is a sleeker Dropcam

  By Roberto Baldwin

• 'Just Cause 3' let me create my own ballet of destruction

  By Anthony John Agnello

• OS X El Capitan preview: a series of minor, but welcome improvements

  By Dana Wollman

• 'Battleborn' seduced me with arcade spirit and role-playing style

  By Anthony John Agnello

• Sony's A7R II full-frame camera has it all, for a price

  By Steve Dent

• Sony's new point-and-shoot is the point-and-shoot to end all point-and-shoots

  By Chris Velazco

• Tell us how you really feel about the New 3DS and 3DS XL

  By Kris Naudus

• The Leica Q is a compact and stylish full-frame camera

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Apogee Groove improves headphone audio, for a price

  By Billy Steele

• Samsung's NX500 camera delivers 4K video in a small package

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Riding the battery-powered Gogoro smart scooter

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Steam Machine? Pff...I'll keep my Alienware Alpha

  By Travis Dilts

• Fizzics countertop 'draught' system makes bad beer good

  By Terrence O'Brien

• Here's what our readers think of the Apple Watch

  By Kris Naudus

• The Android M Preview makes for a surprisingly usable daily driver

  By Chris Velazco

• Juul is the e-cig that will finally stop me from smoking (I hope)

  By Aaron Souppouris

• The Apple Watch as a fitness device (as written by a runner)

  By Dana Wollman

• ASUS ZenPad S 8.0 has a sharp screen, slim body and plenty of RAM

  By Richard Lai

Robotics (42)

• Giant American robot wants to lay the smackdown on Japanese rival

  By Mona Lalwani

• Teaching a robot to feel, live on the opera stage

  By Jessica Conditt

• Bricasso 'printer' makes mosaic art out of Lego tiles

  By Billy Steele

• Floating robots will find out what keeps the Indian Ocean healthy

  By Jon Fingas

• Robotic vines illustrate chaos theory and the Butterfly Effect

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• All-in-one camera ball scouts dangerous locations

  By Nicole Lee

• This robotic bricklayer can build a house in two days

  By Andrew Tarantola

• #ICYMI: A cockroach robot, new half-boat drones and more

  By Kerry Davis

• Cockroach-inspired robot can squeeze through tight spaces

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Microrobotic tentacles pick up bugs without squishing them

  By Mariella Moon

• Robot agents will spare you from airport customs checks

  By Jon Fingas

• Younger generations don't fear the robot revolution

  By Mona Lalwani

• SoftBank's cutesy Pepper robot sells out in one minute

  By Steve Dent

• Arctic drone is tough enough to monitor icy waters

  By Jon Fingas

• ICYMI: Ramen by drone, creepy robot gloves and the week in sum

  By Kerry Davis

• I dream of robots—and a quest for curiosity

  By Brandon Côté

• The Navy is testing out a bigger, badder Fire Scout UAV

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Prototype roboglove gives patients with weak grips a hand

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Swimming nanobots target cancer cells inside your body

  By Steve Dent

• Rearranging jellyfish limbs may lead to self-healing robots

  By Andrew Tarantola

• SoftBank's adorable Pepper robot goes on sale this Saturday

  By Steve Dent

• The bots that bucked the humanoid trend at DARPA's challenge

  By Mona Lalwani

• This ultra-efficient robot walks just like people do

  By Andrew Tarantola

• I dream of robots

  By Matthew Stone

• NASA explains how cell networks can restrict drone flights

  By Steve Dent

• Team MIT's robot lost the DARPA challenge but won over the crowd

  By Mona Lalwani

• Parrot unveils 13 new minidrones to tackle air, sea and land

  By Steve Dent

• This robot will take sick kids on a virtual trip to the zoo

  By Aaron Souppouris

• A supermarket thinks it can create the most advanced robot known to man

  By Jamie Rigg

• Bionic leg climbs stairs with ease

  By Jon Fingas

• The machines that rose to DARPA's robotics challenge

  By Mona Lalwani

• Drones hunt illegal logging in Amazon rain forests

  By Steve Dent

• We're not doomed: A supercut of robots falling down

  By Richard Lawler

• Robot and samurai face off in an awesome sword duel

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Watch RoboSimian prepare for DARPA's Robotics Challenge finals

  By Mariella Moon

• How to watch the DARPA Robotics Challenge finals online for free

  By Mariella Moon

• NASA and Verizon research drone monitoring with cell towers (update)

  By Billy Steele

• Robotic vehicles find the Pacific Ocean's deepest thermal vents

  By Jon Fingas

• This tiny robot head replaces your mouse with a laser-projected one

  By Mat Smith

• Japanese robot moves heavy objects by putting its back into it

  By Nick Summers

• Oregon State's robo-ostrich blindly clambers over obstacles

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Adorable AI-powered robot Musio just wants to be your friend

  By Devindra Hardawar

Samsung (6)

• Samsung is launching 'several' more Tizen smartphones this year

  By Jon Fingas

• Samsung's next-gen tech would nearly double your phone's battery life

  By Jon Fingas

• Samsung PCs will unblock Windows Update 'in a few days'

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Samsung invests in another crowdfunded VR company

  By Jon Fingas

• Samsung doesn't want Windows Update running on your computer (update)

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Samsung reveals plans for new mirror and transparent OLED displays

  By Mariella Moon

Science (54)

• Researchers have broken the capacity limits of fiber optic networks

  By Mat Smith

• Telescope filter helps spot Earth-like alien worlds

  By Jon Fingas

• #ICYMI: A flying roto-car, HoloLens in space and more

  By Kerry Davis

• Self-assembling gauss gun idea would heal patients from the inside

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Can technology solve America's literacy problem?

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Fruit scraps and algae: It's what's for dinner

  By Daniel Cooper

• Crazy fast X-ray laser catches chemical reactions in the act

  By Steve Dent

• Stanford researchers find a cheaper, better way to make hydrogen gas

  By Andrew Tarantola

• How a fungus and mammal became devilish.

  By Aaron Becker

• Shooting fire extinguishers at hydrophobic t-shirts.

  By Ethan T Berlin

• Designer uses algorithms to create unique knit scarves

  By Mariella Moon

• UK plans world's first artificial blood transfusions by 2017

  By Matt Brian

• Color-changing condoms could tell which VD you just got

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Six incredible 3D-printed buildings

  By Inhabitat

• Research spat turns a GM lamb with jellyfish DNA into lunch

  By Steve Dent

• Army and Air Force team up for laser-based landmine sweepers

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Light-based battery makes its own power

  By Jon Fingas

• Inhabitat's Week in Green: garden wheels and 3D-printed fashion

  By Inhabitat

• UCLA discovers how solar cells' charges can last for weeks

  By Mariella Moon

• 'Whale tail' makes ships fuel efficient by using wave power

  By Mariella Moon

• ICYMI: Bendy batteries, spray-painting drones and more

  By Kerry Davis

• Neutrinos may not be faster than light, but they can shapeshift

  By Nicole Lee

• Scientists discover how to make safer lithium batteries

  By Mariella Moon

• Scientists freeze molecule to almost absolute zero

  By Mariella Moon

• Batteries that stretch are perfect for smart watches and clothes

  By Andrew Tarantola

• The world's thinnest light bulb is made from graphene

  By Jon Fingas

• Ultron Might Have Solved One of Philanthropy's Big Problems

  By Christopher Mulrooney

• Russia's reportedly built a missile-killing 'microwave gun'

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Heartbeat chip tests medicine based on your natural rhythms

  By Jon Fingas

• Camouflage could soon change colors the same way squid do

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Inhabitat's Week in Green: fish domes and 3D-printed bridges

  By Inhabitat

• Scientists defy gravity with 'perpetual' water pump

  By Steve Dent

• David Attenborough dives into VR with special museum exhibit

  By Jamie Rigg

• Bacteria-powered folding batteries could power paper biosensors

  By Billy Steele

• A water droplet computer is more useful than you think

  By Steve Dent

• Platinum 'nano-raspberries' may hold the key to methanol fuel cells

  By Nick Summers

• Tabletop display turns your phone's images into 3D holograms (updated)

  By Jon Fingas

• The Struggles of Life Behind a Restrictive ISP

  By Matt Yeoman

• Scientists work out how to wire up your brain

  By Daniel Cooper

• Homebuilt laser shotgun is every bit as dangerous as it sounds

  By Jon Fingas

• Here's how 'flawless' materials break on a nanoscopic scale

  By Jon Fingas

• GE's big-nosed wind turbine generates more power

  By Jon Fingas

• Monkeys may be the first primates to get successful head transplants

  By Jon Fingas

• Watch the US Navy test its electromagnetic jet fighter catapult

  By Mariella Moon

• Scientists beam power to a fitness tracker via WiFi

  By Steve Dent

• A drop of blood reveals almost every virus you've ever met

  By Daniel Cooper

• High-yield yeast converts 97 percent of a plant's sugars to biofuel

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Scientists are one step closer to growing replacement limbs

  By Daniel Cooper

• Large Hadron Collider gets back to running science experiments

  By Jon Fingas

• Sensor-equipped seals deliver goldmine of climate data

  By Steve Dent

• US Air Force and DARPA team up on hypersonic weapons

  By Steve Dent

• Global Apollo program wants to make green energy cheaper than coal

  By Mariella Moon

• NASA tests airplane wings that shrug off insect guts

  By Jon Fingas

• How laser scans and VR are preserving London's hidden 'Mail Rail'

  By Nick Summers

Smartphones (33)

• Experience the OnePlus 2 cellphone launch July 27th in VR

  By Richard Lawler

• Vertu's latest 'basic' luxury phone goes well with your Bentley

  By Jon Fingas

• T-Mobile's iPhones are getting the 'blue screen of death'

  By Mariella Moon

• Latest Qi spec promises fast wireless charging for your phone

  By Jon Fingas

• The next Ubuntu phone is here, but you'll need an invite

  By Nick Summers

• Samsung's Galaxy A8 should be its thinnest smartphone yet

  By Jon Fingas

• John Lewis starts selling smartphones

  By Jamie Rigg

• Third-gen Moto G leak shows a new camera, not much else

  By Billy Steele

• Apple invented a material that hides your iPhone's antenna lines

  By Jon Fingas

• Nokia CEO says the company will design and license phones again

  By Billy Steele

• OnePlus says its next flagship won't overheat, despite what you heard

  By James Trew

• Microsoft's supersized Lumia 640 XL comes to AT&T

  By Jon Fingas

• Smartphones are starting to feel boring, Seriously!

  By Advait Panchal

• Panasonic's behemoth camera phone hits the US for $1,000

  By Jon Fingas

• Fairphone's next 'ethical smartphone' is modular for easy repair

  By Daniel Cooper

• Sony's tweaked Xperia Z4v has a better screen and a wider waistline

  By Chris Velazco

• Iran bans some officials from using smartphones over spying jitters

  By Jon Fingas

• Reuters: BlackBerry is planning on making an Android device

  By Nicole Lee

• The LG G4 is getting updates you can't turn down

  By Jon Fingas

• Leak hints at a curvier BlackBerry Passport

  By Jon Fingas

• iOS 9 code hints at an iPhone with a front camera flash

  By Jon Fingas

• iOS 8.4 is coming, will protect against the 'shutdown bug'

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Samsung Galaxy S6 Active heads to AT&T with extra battery power

  By Billy Steele

• iOS 9 public beta available in July

  By Roberto Baldwin

• 'Better Re' Kickstarter finds a use for old cellphone batteries

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Android's deviant identities

  By Jon Turi

• Nubia's bezel-free Z9 smartphone is coming to the US

  By Steve Dent

• HTC's new pixel-density champ is the One ME

  By Steve Dent

• Opinion: The Fragmented Reality of Modern Android

  By William Smolen

• Huawei's fighting for American attention with the $250 P8 lite

  By Chris Velazco

• Typo's truce with BlackBerry stops it from selling phone keyboards

  By Jon Fingas

• MediaTek's Helio P10 offers octa-core and faster LTE on the cheap

  By Richard Lai

• ASUS ZenFone Selfie is all about its 13MP cameras

  By Richard Lai

Social Media (47)

• Facebook Messenger's money-sending tool arrives for all US users

  By Billy Steele

• Facebook figures if you listened to a video, you must like it

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Startups can ask investors for cash through Twitter

  By Jon Fingas

• Facebook wants to give your photo uploads a Snapchat-like flair

  By Jon Fingas

• The photos you (probably) won't find on Instagram

  By Jon Turi

• Meerkat's embeddable player puts your streams all over the web

  By Billy Steele

• Facebook lets users 'celebrate pride' with rainbow filter

  By Jessica Conditt

• Facebook makes it easier for iPhone users to find links

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Twitter's Wimbledon emoji will let you ace your tweets

  By Matt Brian

• Tumblr TV makes sure you never run out of GIFs to watch

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Artist paints a 328-foot-long line of code at Twitter's building (updated)

  By Jon Fingas

• Facebook Messenger no longer needs a Facebook account

  By Jon Fingas

• Dear Veronica: Super Awkward Grandma on Facebook

  By Veronica Belmont

• Foursquare and Swarm: Breaking up is never easy

  By Nicole Lee

• Instagram's revamped photo exploration helps you follow trends

  By Jon Fingas

• Swarm revives Foursquare's mayorships, restoring your self-worth

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Twitter tests pages that collect tweets about places and products

  By Terrence O'Brien

• Facebook tests a new tool to personalize your news feed

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Twitter will start curating the best tweets about daily events

  By Chris Velazco

• Ello's ad-free social network comes to the iPhone

  By Nicole Lee

• Snapchat CEO posts a grainy video explaining how his app works

  By Jon Fingas

• Belgium hauls Facebook to court over excessive tracking

  By Steve Dent

• Twitter automatically plays videos on iOS and the web

  By Jon Fingas

• Amazon to launch 'Catastrophe' comedy series on Facebook

  By Mariella Moon

• Facebook tweaks your newsfeed by how long you read each post

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Twitter removing the 140 character limit from DMs in July

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Reddit's user revolt is the best thing for Reddit... and the internet

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Twitter swaps CEOs again, Jack Dorsey takes over temporarily

  By Richard Lawler

• Twitter adds landscape video recording to its mobile apps

  By Nick Summers

• Reddit brings the banhammer down on harassment subreddits

  By Mariella Moon

• Twitch rolls out a private-message system called Whisper

  By Jessica Conditt

• You can now share Twitter block lists because people are horrible

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Facebook Messenger has its first game

  By Steve Dent

• Instagram tidies up web profiles with bigger pictures and less clutter

  By Billy Steele

• Vine makes it easier to search for the right clip

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Facebook's Place Tips goes national, retailers get free beacons

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Recommended Reading: Russia's professional trolling agency

  By Billy Steele

• No embarrassing first screen names, please....

  By mike ho

• Facebook Messenger only shares your location when you tell it to

  By Billy Steele

• Periscope for iOS lets you scour the globe for livestreams

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Tumblr makes it easy to search for reaction GIFs

  By Mariella Moon

• Twitter bars site that kept politicians' boneheaded tweets

  By Steve Dent

• 'Abused emoji' give kids an easy way to talk about serious issues

  By Mariella Moon

• Tumblr replaces 'Ignore' with a more robust 'Block' feature

  By Mariella Moon

• Instagram is opening its advertising floodgates

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Shop from your Pinterest board with Buyable Pins

  By Nicole Lee

• Protesters want Facebook to remove 'fake name' reporting tool

  By Mariella Moon

Space (49)

• NASA prototypes a drone aircraft destined for Mars

  By Jon Fingas

• Falcon 9 disaster messes up SpaceX's launch schedule (update)

  By Mariella Moon

• The Big Picture: Nitrogen-rich star left a beautiful corpse

  By Steve Dent

• SpaceX's Falcon 9 rocket breaks up shortly after launch (updated)

  By Jon Fingas

• Resupply mission to ferry a meteor shower camera to the ISS

  By Mariella Moon

• Asteroid-bound spacecraft gets its first scientific instrument

  By Mariella Moon

• SpaceX recounts past mistakes before next barge test landing

  By Mariella Moon

• NASA's under-ice rover takes fish pics in warm waters

  By Mariella Moon

• Audi is helping to make a moon rover for Google's Lunar Xprize

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• NASA is putting Microsoft's HoloLens to work in space

  By Billy Steele

• NASA takes to the sea to test new space tools

  By Mariella Moon

• NASA tests sense-and-avoid system for commercial UAVs

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• The road to Mars: NASA's next 30 years

  By Mat Smith

• Rosetta comet probe will continue its mission until September 2016

  By Jon Fingas

• Asteroid Day seeks to find a way to protect our planet

  By Mariella Moon

• NASA's version of 'Shark Tank' results in six aviation moonshots

  By Mona Lalwani

• NASA's iconic images are now easier to find

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• Cassini captures detailed images of Saturn's moon Dione

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• NASA mission sends back fuzzy, color 'movies' of Pluto

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• NASA tests battle trucks as astronaut escape vehicles

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• Astronomers find evidence of oldest stars in ancient galaxy

  By Mariella Moon

• NASA's Europa mission takes another step toward reality

  By Mariella Moon

• Watch the first full-color HD videos of Earth from space

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• See the ISS like never before in these 4K videos

  By James Trew

• Radio telescope spots previously unknown star-forming region

  By Mariella Moon

• NASA's heat shield tech could save firefighters' lives

  By Daniel Cooper

• Airbus to build the world's biggest satellite constellation

  By Andrew Tarantola

• LightSail solar spaceship ends test flight in fiery descent

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• Europe's Philae comet lander finally wakes up

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• CubeSats will escort NASA's InSight lander to Mars in 2016

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• Europe's space agency is still looking for the Philae comet lander

  By Mariella Moon

• Space Sex: PornHub wants $3.4 million to make orbital whoopie

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• NASA releases climate change projections to help developing nations

  By Mariella Moon

• NASA tests a quicker way to predict destructive solar storms

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• LightSail sends back photo of deployed solar sails

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• Here's your clearest view yet of star formation in the early universe

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• SpaceX Crew Dragon nails critical safety milestone

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• Solar storm-monitoring satellite reaches orbit a million miles away

  By Mariella Moon

• NASA's Mars 'flying saucer' is ready for its next test (update)

  By Richard Lawler

• NASA shows what it would be like to fly over Ceres

  By Jon Fingas

• Airbus thinks it can trump SpaceX's reusable rockets

  By Jon Fingas

• Carl Sagan's solar spacecraft finally deploys its sails

  By Jon Fingas

• NASA pushes back its latest flying saucer test

  By Jon Fingas

• The LightSail solar spacecraft is in dire straits once again (update: it's back!)

  By Jon Fingas

• How an astronaut shook hands with someone on Earth from space

  By Mariella Moon

• NASA to hold competition for autonomous rock-collecting robots

  By Mariella Moon

• SpaceX wants to launch internet-beaming satellites

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Watch NASA test its main deep space rocket in a cloud of steam

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Streaming (59)

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• How to avoid being charged by Apple Music after the free trial

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Apple Music is now available on iOS and the desktop

  By Billy Steele

• Apple Music in the UK: what you need to know

  By Matt Brian

• NYT: AC/DC's dirty deeds coming to Apple Music, Rdio and Spotify

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Sky's making a kids app that will rival Netflix and YouTube

  By Matt Brian

• Apple Music will play on Sonos speakers by the end of the year

  By Jon Fingas

• SiriusXM will pay $210 million to use songs recorded before 1972

  By Billy Steele

• YouTube still has a way to go before its ad-free tier launches

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Netflix Card is your pay-as-you-go gateway to binge watching

  By Matt Brian

• Taylor Swift brings '1989' to Apple Music after all

  By Jessica Conditt

• Pharrell, Drake and Elton John will DJ on Apple's Beats 1

  By Matt Brian

• HBO's 'Ballers' and 'The Brink' pilots now up on Facebook

  By Mariella Moon

• Amazon Prime's first wave of HDR videos is here

  By Jon Fingas

• Apple Music wins indie label love and its first exclusive song

  By Steve Dent

• Who owns your music collection?

  By Servaas Schrama

• Hulu hooks up with Showtime to make internet TV more like cable

  By Richard Lawler

• Google Play Music takes on Spotify with free streaming

  By Jon Fingas

• Eternify tricks Spotify into paying bands more with 30-second loops (update)

  By Billy Steele

• As the NFL gets sued over Sunday Ticket, NBA offers à la carte games

  By Steve Dent

• What's on your HDTV: 'Humans', 'Mr. Robot', Nina Simone on Netflix

  By Richard Lawler

• Taylor Swift slams Apple for skimping on Music royalties during trials

  By Jon Fingas

• Targeted, interactive ads are coming to the Roku platform

  By Andrew Tarantola

• YouTube's multi-angle video meets Boeing's acrobatic 787 flight

  By Mariella Moon

• Sonos adds Spotify Radio support to its Android beta

  By Billy Steele

• Gogo's internet TV service debuts on Brazilian airline's planes

  By Mariella Moon

• Sky's new full HD Now TV box will launch in August for £15

  By Nick Summers

• Netflix launches its long-awaited web interface revamp

  By Jon Fingas

• Sony adds a la carte TV channels to PlayStation Vue

  By Joseph Volpe

• Chinese shopping giant Alibaba is launching an HBO-like Netflix rival

  By Jon Fingas

• Ride shotgun in this 360-degree Le Mans video

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Google puts Twitch on notice with launch of YouTube Gaming

  By Nicole Lee

• MLB Network starts streaming live broadcasts on mobile devices

  By Billy Steele

• Nickelodeon is now streaming to the Roku platform

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Netflix pushes 'OITNB' release six hours early during primetime

  By Richard Lawler

• Line jumps from messaging to music with its own streaming service

  By Jon Fingas

• JXE Streams: Welcome to the 'Jurassic Park' extravaganza

  By Anthony John Agnello

• Netflix raises the price of its basic HD plan (again) in the UK

  By Nick Summers

• Netflix is coming to a Marriott near you

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Spotify builds a war chest to compete with Apple Music

  By Daniel Cooper

• YouTube has an 8K video (that almost no one can watch)

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• PlayStation's Vue TV streaming app hits iPad in limited release

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Watch D'Angelo, Alabama Shakes and more perform at Bonnaroo

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• TiVo Online has some web TV for everyone, more if you have a TiVo

  By Richard Lawler

• BT details how much it'll charge for Champions League football

  By Nick Summers

• Netflix is producing a satirical war movie starring Brad Pitt

  By Jon Fingas

• Apple Music vs. the competition: A streaming music cheat sheet

  By Kris Naudus

• Apple's Beats 1 believes the future of music is radio

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Showtime's cord-cutter service will come to Roku and Sony devices

  By Daniel Cooper

• There's now a Popcorn Time clone for porn

  By Daniel Cooper

• Netflix is coming to Spain, Italy and Portugal in October

  By Richard Lawler

• Bjork out-Bjorks herself with wild 360 degree VR music video

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Sling TV launches a standalone service for Latinos

  By Edgar Alvarez

• SoundCloud inks licensing deal with 20,000 indie labels

  By Billy Steele

• Online video poised to outsell DVD purchases this year

  By Billy Steele

• Showtime's cord-cutter service launches in July on Apple

  By Billy Steele

• Tidal delivers desktop app, refreshed UI and student pricing

  By Edgar Alvarez

• YouTube wants to be your one-stop shop for live E3 game videos

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  By Daniel Cooper

• Engadget giveaway: win an iPad mini 3 courtesy of Blast Motion!

  By Jon Turi

• Apple brings side-by-side multitasking to the iPad in iOS 9

  By Jon Fingas

• Next for Qualcomm: faster WiFi and a gateway to cheap tablets

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• Toshiba's Windows 10 laptops all have a built-in Cortana key

  By Dana Wollman

• BBC experiment lets you control iPlayer with your mind

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• Inhabitat's Week in Green: hoverboards and a 3D-printed car

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• End of days: Three Exit Strategies for the Post-Apocalypse

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  By Kerry Davis

• Our love affair with the future of food and drink

  By Jon Turi

• 6 amazing bikes that fly, float or go faster than cars

  By Inhabitat

• Dear Veronica: Should you hold off on solar, pre-Powerwall?

  By Veronica Belmont

• Why easyJet is banking on VR, drones and 3D printing

  By Nick Summers

• Athens and Sparta: An Open Source Parable

  By Carl Zetie

• Dear Veronica: Technophobe parents and the reality of VR

  By Veronica Belmont

• Growing Up Geek

  By David DeGolier

• This superheated knife toasts bread as you cut it

  By Jon Fingas

• Magic Leap opens its augmented reality platform to developers

  By Edgar Alvarez

TV & Movies (18)

• AMC's 'Humans' is an android story that's really about us

  By Devindra Hardawar

• BBC Trust backs plan to make BBC Three online-only

  By Matt Brian

• What's on your HDTV: Women's World Cup, 'Zoo', 'Vanilla Sky' Blu-ray

  By Richard Lawler

• 'Top Gun 2' will pit Tom Cruise against drones

  By Daniel Cooper

• 'Game of Thrones' piracy is rampant, but UK TV smashes records too

  By Matt Brian

• The Rock will fight a giant gorilla in a 'Rampage' film

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Fox US Open broadcast has live VR streams, drones and 4K cameras

  By Richard Lawler

• BT grabs 'Walking Dead' spin-off exclusivity in AMC channel deal

  By Matt Brian

• BBC trials a way to explain complex backstories in its shows

  By Nick Summers

• BT's launching an Ultra HD box to host Europe's first 4K TV channel

  By Matt Brian

• What's on your HDTV: 'OITNB' S3, 'Game of Thrones' season finale

  By Richard Lawler

• 'The Martian' trailer: Matt Damon gets stranded on Mars

  By Devindra Hardawar

• ESPN's X Games to use GoPro footage during live broadcasts

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Stephen Colbert introduces 'The Late Show' to social media

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 'Teletubbies' to return with tablet tummies

  By Daniel Cooper

• What's on your HDTV: 'Sense8', 'The Wire' Blu-ray, 'Community' finale

  By Richard Lawler

• This is 'Henry,' Oculus Story Studio's second VR film

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• Welcome to Public Access: Community storytelling at its weirdest

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VPN (1)

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Wearables (36)

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• LG's hexagonal battery promises longer-lasting smartwatches

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• Stretchy conductive ink puts computing power on your clothes

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• Jawbone's Up3 fitness band hits the UK just weeks after the Up2

  By Nick Summers

• One day, you'll fine-tune hearing aids yourself

  By Jon Fingas

• Epson's smart glasses are for tech-loving mechanics

  By James Trew

• This device helps the blind navigate by tingling their tongues

  By Jon Fingas

• Super-thin E Ink watch is the latest crowdfunding casualty

  By Jon Fingas

• New Android Wear watch faces include Angry Birds and Hello Kitty

  By Nicole Lee

• You can now pre-order the Pebble Time smartwatch for $200

  By Billy Steele

• VR stock photos are coming to Oculus Rift

  By Steve Dent

• Fitbit's IPO is more evidence wearables have grown up

  By Billy Steele

• Microsoft Band will track your golf game from start to finish

  By Jon Fingas

• The Moto 360 smartwatch is getting better with WiFi, always-on apps

  By Richard Lawler

• The NHS wants to give wearables to hospital patients

  By Nick Summers

• Razer's VR kit gets Android support and position tracking

  By Steve Dent

• Misfit's Flash fitness tracker will switch on your lights, shame you for being lazy

  By James Trew

• StarVR is a QHD headset with an ultra-wide field of view

  By Nick Summers

• Microsoft Moonraker is the Nokia smartwatch we almost got

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Oculus Touch gives you natural, hand-based VR control (update)

  By Jon Fingas

• Oculus reveals its consumer Rift VR headset

  By Nicole Lee

• Way before Apple Watch and Android Wear, there was Casio

  By Mat Smith

• I strapped on a harness to fly in a virtual world

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Apple Watch getting the same anti-theft security as the iPhone

  By Steve Dent

• The quantification of life

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• This cock ring quantifies your sex life

  By Daniel Cooper

• These smart headphones come with a Google Glass lookalike on the side

  By Mat Smith

• One Chinese brand makes a quarter of the world's wearable devices

  By Jon Fingas

• Disney's smart toys combine Avengers, sensors and imagination

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 20,000 London police to wear body cams by early next year

  By Jamie Rigg

• Acer's smart diaper sniffs out baby troubles

  By Richard Lai

• These smart earbuds are volume knobs for the real world

  By Jon Fingas

• Thync's mood-changing wearable arrives for $299

  By Jon Fingas

• Jawbone's Up2 fitness tracker arrives in the UK for £90

  By Nick Summers

• Smart thermometer is ready to track your kid's fever all day long

  By Jon Fingas

• ASUS ZenWatch 2 comes in two sizes with more variations

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Xbox (31)

• How Microsoft keeps 'Halo 5' multiplayer games glitch-free

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Here's how Xbox One backward compatibility works

  By Jessica Conditt

• Xbox is working with a 'broad array of VR providers'

  By Jessica Conditt

• Microsoft: We won't skip 'Halo' betas from now on

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 'Halo 5' doesn't have split-screen, but 'never say never'

  By Jessica Conditt

• Windows 10 streams Xbox 360 games to Oculus, too

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Xbox 360 game-streaming is coming to Windows 10

  By Edgar Alvarez

• I got Holo-briefed on 'Halo 5'

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Microsoft watched gamers at home to design the new Xbox Elite controller

  By Joseph Volpe

• The Xbox One's revamped interface is all about speed and community

  By Jon Fingas

• You can now stream Xbox One games to Win 10 PCs

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Xbox at E3: The big news and what it means for you

  By Jessica Conditt

• 'Gears of War 4' starts a new saga in late 2016

  By Jon Fingas

• 'Gears of War: Ultimate Edition' lands August 25th, beta starts today

  By Jon Fingas

• 'Rare Replay' puts 30 classic games on your Xbox One this August

  By Jon Fingas

• Xbox One 'Rainbow Six Siege' will come with both 'Vegas' games

  By Aaron Souppouris

• 'Rise of the Tomb Raider' hits Xbox One this November

  By Joseph Volpe

• Microsoft reveals a slew of Xbox One indie games at E3

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Xbox Game Preview will give you early access to indie titles

  By Edgar Alvarez

• 'Forza 6' arrives September 15th, hails the return of the Ford GT

  By Billy Steele

• Microsoft's new Xbox Elite wireless controller has swappable parts

  By Joseph Volpe

• 'Halo 5' brings the epic scale of its solo campaign to multiplayer

  By Jon Fingas

• Xbox One will play Xbox 360 games, preview members can try it today

  By Richard Lawler

• Here's how to watch Microsoft's Xbox event at E3 2015

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Microsoft E3 2015 Xbox liveblog!

  By Mat Smith

• I want to love 'The Witcher 3,' but my Xbox One won't let me

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Oculus teams up with Xbox for game streaming, controller

  By Richard Lawler

• Microsoft officially launches 1TB Xbox One console

  By Steve Dent

• 1TB Xbox One with new controller spotted on Amazon

  By Jessica Conditt

• Microsoft's dedicated 'Gears of War' studio has a new name

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Xbox One 'Independent Developers Pack' revealed with new controller

  By Richard Lawler