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Accessories (11)

• LG made a solid, roll-up keyboard for your tablet or giant smartphone

  By Mat Smith

• Only Sony could make this TV remote and speaker hybrid

  By Steve Dent

• You can use a real paintbrush with Sensel's Morph trackpad

  By Nicole Lee

• Weird noises emerge from a Frankenstein cassette-tape keyboard

  By Jessica Conditt

• Aftershokz adds a titanium twist to its bone-conducting headphones

  By Jon Turi

• Apple is upgrading the Magic Mouse and Wireless Keyboard

  By Jon Fingas

• Gnarbox puts a video editing suite in your back pocket

  By James Trew

• Engadget giveaway: win a Synology DiskStation DS415play!

  By Jon Turi

• Epson's new printers ease refill woes with ink tanks

  By Billy Steele

• Matchstick's Firefox OS-based TV dongle is dead

  By Jon Fingas

• Call Windows' Cortana assistant with this Bluetooth button

  By Jon Fingas

AI (4)

• Algorithm turns any picture into the work of a famous artist

  By Sean Buckley

• Nuance brings the full power of Dragon voice recognition to mobile

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Clever cameras detect drunken railway passengers in Japan

  By Amber Bouman

• Computers can categorize buildings into architectural styles

  By Steve Dent

Amazon (17)

• Amazon's Echo speaker plays music from multiple accounts

  By Jon Fingas

• WSJ: Amazon axes hardware projects after Fire Phone failure

  By Mariella Moon

• Amazon is the next US streaming video service to launch in Japan

  By Jon Fingas

• Amazon UK will waive delivery fees if you pick your order up

  By Matt Brian

• Amazon's one-hour delivery service arrives in Seattle (updated)

  By Jon Fingas

• Amazon brings HDR video streaming to the UK

  By Matt Brian

• Amazon's Echo will soon control SmartThings devices

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Amazon UK is ending book and video game trade-ins

  By Nick Summers

• Amazon's latest service test has you picking up orders

  By Jon Fingas

• Amazon Echo gets StubHub event info, further automates your home

  By Billy Steele

• ?NYT report says it's tough (often brutal) working for Amazon

  By Mat Smith

• Amazon rolls out Bookerly font to more Kindle e-readers

  By Mariella Moon

• Amazon Studios has two new pilots for you to judge

  By Richard Lawler

• Amazon expands Prime Now one-hour deliveries to Birmingham

  By Jamie Rigg

• Amazon's voice-controlled Echo speaker is now available at Staples

  By Billy Steele

• Amazon limits Prime sharing benefits to one other adult (updated)

  By Jon Fingas

• Amazon lets anyone put Alexa voice control in their devices

  By Mariella Moon

Apple (21)

• Cisco is optimizing networks for Apple devices

  By Jon Fingas

• The next Apple TV is reportedly much more expensive

  By Jon Fingas

• Tidal claims Apple prevented it from streaming a Drake performance

  By Jon Fingas

• Apple becomes the second-biggest wearables maker, behind Fitbit

  By Nathan Ingraham

• PSA: Apple will replace your iPhone 6 Plus' wonky camera

  By Andrew Tarantola

• MLB allows Apple Watch in dugouts, but phones remain off limits

  By Billy Steele

• Apple refutes survey that says Apple Music users are jumping ship

  By Nathan Ingraham

• You can now restore deleted iCloud files, contacts and calendars

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Apple hired more women, but still has a huge gender gap

  By Steve Dent

• Bloomberg: Apple TV service is not coming in 2015

  By Richard Lawler

• Apple's Boot Camp 6 supports dual-booting with Windows 10

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Apple teams up with app devs to make iPad better for work

  By Mariella Moon

• Apple team-up promises more diversity among tech interns

  By Jon Fingas

• The next versions of iOS and OS X will track your flights

  By Jon Fingas

• Apple will help shape the future of NFC

  By Jon Fingas

• Rite Aid to start accepting Apple Pay and other mobile payments

  By Edgar Alvarez

• EU finds that Apple and labels didn't conspire to end free music

  By Jon Fingas

• Apple's website redesign kills separate 'Store' section

  By Mariella Moon

• Apple won't face class action lawsuit over iMessage problems

  By Jon Fingas

• Apple reportedly wants to turn Siri into your receptionist

  By Steve Dent

• Apple and BMW have been exploring partnerships on cars

  By Jon Fingas

Apps (69)

• GoPro wants you to make short videos on your action camera

  By Jon Fingas

• iHeartRadio hits Windows 10 with Cortana support

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Slack ties in with Windows 10's notification center

  By Richard Lawler

• DeNA wants you to stream your Android phone to the world

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Developers can test Android Auto apps without buying a Bentley

  By Steve Dent

• Evernote shutting down its Food apps for iOS and Android

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Adobe's next mobile photo editor could be revealed in October

  By Philip Palermo

• Infltr gives Instagram addicts millions of editing options

  By Billy Steele

• For your app-roval: Commutertastic

  By Engadget Staff

• Dog emoji keyboard encourages you to adopt real pups

  By Jon Fingas

• Amazon Underground has completely free apps, including in-app extras

  By Billy Steele

• For Your App-roval - Here Are My Two Favorite Apps

  By Chris O'Neill

• the all new whatsapp

  By Gokul Balu

• VMware Fusion is ready to put Windows 10 on your Mac

  By Jon Fingas

• Etsy's mobile apps now let you find local sellers and events

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Facebook's Moments app now automatically creates movies from your photos

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Mirror your Android device on your Mac or PC with Vysor

  By Daniel Cooper

• Citymapper travel app tells you the best place to get on the train

  By Matt Brian

• Android Pay coming to US on August 26th, according to McDonald's

  By Steve Dent

• Lumia Camera works on non-Microsoft phones, with a catch

  By Jon Fingas

• Yahoo Mail helps you track packages and remember events

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Flipboard users can upvote their way to a better home feed

  By Nick Summers

• Comcast releases its livestreaming app to all subscribers

  By Mariella Moon

• Yahoo Weather warns you about rain in time to find an umbrella

  By Billy Steele

• Google Photos will now automatically surface pictures you took in years past

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Giphy Cam wants to be the Instagram of GIFs

  By Andrew Tarantola

• App takes VHS-quality videos on iPhones and iPads

  By Mariella Moon

• WhatsApp for web is now iOS friendly

  By Mariella Moon

• Pocket Casts for Android lets you see what people near you are listening to

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Android Auto update puts music and directions up front

  By Steve Dent

• Knock twice for friendship with this app

  By Nicole Lee

• Parallels 11 brings Microsoft's Cortana to Macs before Siri

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Skype for Android gives you custom ringtones and photo forwarding

  By Jon Fingas

• Opera Max saves data on YouTube and Netflix

  By Richard Lai

• You can now send money to friends with your Apple Watch

  By Nicole Lee

• Next month Comcast will turn off the Xbox 360 app Netflix hated

  By Richard Lawler

• Mozilla wants anyone with an Android phone to make web content

  By Jon Fingas

• Firefox private browsing test keeps more of your data off-limits

  By Jon Fingas

• Evernote's cleaner, faster web interface starts rolling out

  By Edgar Alvarez

• SoundCloud adds Google Cast to its Android app

  By Billy Steele

• NASA needs help designing a smartwatch app for ISS astronauts

  By Steve Dent

• Google Drive web viewer can open files using compatible apps

  By Mariella Moon

• Outlook plays nicely with Office for iOS, PayPal and Uber

  By Jon Fingas

• Parallels' remote PC access works with games and your Apple Watch

  By Jon Fingas

• Add Google Cast to your Fire TV with an $8 app

  By Daniel Cooper

• Skype for Business is coming to your mobile device

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Retailers' Apple Pay rival is ready for testing, three years later

  By Mat Smith

• Wildcard launches a slick news app you might actually use

  By Devindra Hardawar

• LastPass is now free on mobile, but cross-device syncing costs extra

  By Sean Buckley

• Firefox version 40 set to roll with new Windows 10 features

  By Steve Dent

• Ind.ie Heartbeat for OSX - pre-alpha release

  By Bob Summerwill

• Ad-blockers wildly popular and cost advertisers billions, study says

  By Caroline Leopold

• 'Faster, sleeker and simpler' Hangouts arrives on Android

  By Andrew Tarantola

• On-demand veterinary service gives advice on poorly pets

  By Jamie Rigg

• Plex's media-playing iOS app finally got an overhaul

  By Mat Smith

• Android users can fire Google Now and replace it with Cortana

  By Steve Dent

• Cardiovascular health app is the UK's first ResearchKit project

  By Nick Summers

• My BT app lets you restart your router remotely

  By Nick Summers

• 500px's redesigned iOS app is an Instagram for pros

  By Jon Fingas

• Opera buys a Netflix-style smartphone app service

  By Jon Fingas

• Twitter hires Falcon Pro developer to make its Android app better

  By Richard Lawler

• Google Maps on iOS won't blind you at night anymore

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Shazam update adds songs to Spotify and Rdio playlists

  By Billy Steele

• Windows 10 has a $15 DVD player app that you shouldn't buy

  By Jon Fingas

• Microsoft's Sway presentation app hits Windows 10, leaves preview

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Genius' crowdsourced song annotations arrive on Android

  By Mariella Moon

• Amazon's UK Instant Video iOS app now supports HD streaming

  By Jamie Rigg

• Chrome beta previews custom tabs, improved media controls for Android

  By Billy Steele

• Frontback's selfie app is back thanks to an anonymous rescuer

  By Jon Fingas

Big Tech (18)

• How much should we trust tech companies?

  By Engadget

• Watch Sony's prototype drone do a vertical takeoff

  By Mariella Moon

• Comcast's gigabit internet should be widely available by 2018

  By Jon Fingas

• Intel CEO wants its technology in every device (even golf clubs)

  By Nicole Lee

• Bing beats Google Now to system-wide contextual search

  By Nick Summers

• Dropbox saves URLs you drag and drop on the web and PC

  By Mariella Moon

• Comcast is offering cheap internet for old folks

  By Mat Smith

• Airbnb staff will always call police when you're in an emergency

  By Jon Fingas

• The past, present and future of ASUS, according to its chairman

  By Richard Lai

• Intel pledges money to train potential Navajo code writers

  By Mariella Moon

• US court rejects Samsung's appeal against Apple over patent fight

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Intel says its employee diversity efforts are paying off

  By Jon Fingas

• Xiaomi thinks its next big opportunity lies in India

  By Daniel Cooper

• The After Math: Apple Music user numbers and cheap Windows 10 PCs

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Yahoo revives its signature San Francisco billboard

  By Jon Fingas

• LG commits to monthly Android security updates

  By Daniel Cooper

• Intel tackles diversity problem through referral bonuses

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Comcast's X1 box automatically records extra-long events

  By Jon Fingas

Buying Guides (18)

• Back to School Guide 2015: Picks for the deep-pocketed

  By Engadget

• The best of Public Access Vol.11: Welcome home

  By Amber Bouman

• 6 gadgets to help you keep track of your kids

  By Inhabitat

• Which gaming laptops are worth buying?

  By Kris Naudus

• Back to School Guide 2015: Picks under $500

  By Engadget

• The top 18 gaming products you can buy right now

  By Jon Turi

• The best of Public Access Vol.10: Who's there?

  By Engadget Staff

• The 17 best laptops you can buy today

  By Jon Turi

• Back to School Guide 2015: Picks under $300

  By Engadget

• New in our buyer's guide: the Chromebook Flip and some gaming gear

  By Dana Wollman

• Best of Public Access Vol.9: So What'cha, What'cha Want?

  By Engadget Staff

• Satellite TV Subscriber? How to Get the Best Service for Less Money

  By Cosette Jarrett

• Back to School Guide 2015: Picks under $100

  By Engadget

• The top 8 wearables you can buy right now

  By Jon Turi

• The top 14 portable audio gadgets you can buy right now

  By Jon Turi

• The best of Public Access Vol. 8: RIP Hitchbot, Hi Soylent

  By Engadget Staff

• Top 5 Car Dashboard Mode Apps

  By Amita choudhary

• Back to School Guide 2015: Picks under $50

  By Engadget

Computing (20)

• Windows 10 is on 75 million PCs after only one month

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Intel chips to help pinpoint cause of bee colonies' deaths

  By Mariella Moon

• Why Companies Should View Cloud Services as a Utility

  By Chris Nguyen

• Happy 20th birthday, Windows 95!

  By Mat Smith

• The software Stephen Hawking uses to talk to the world is now free

  By Sean Buckley

• Live from the Intel Developer Forum 2015 keynote!

  By Nicole Lee

• SanDisk will help you switch to an SSD for $40

  By Billy Steele

• Sony wants you to delay upgrading your old VAIO PC to Windows 10

  By Jon Fingas

• Qualcomm Snapdragon 820's GPU is primed for VR

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Samsung's 256-gigabit chip puts multi-terabyte flash drives in your PC

  By Jon Fingas

• Love and PCs: Your first computer memories

  By Jared Wong

• Tell us how you really feel about Windows 10

  By Kris Naudus

• Qualcomm's Snapdragon 820 specs leak: 35 percent faster than 810

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Intel targets gamers with sixth-gen 'Skylake' CPU launch

  By Steve Dent

• 1TB My Passport Cinema drive puts 4K Ultra HD movies in your pocket

  By Richard Lawler

• Toshiba's new flash chips hold twice the data

  By Steve Dent

• Windows 10 Features You Should Know About

  By Chris O'Neill

• IndyCar racers use LEDs to show their positions in real-time

  By Jon Fingas

• The After Math: Stupid-fast storage and what's in a Windows number?

  By Mat Smith

• A look back at Windows through the ages

  By Nicole Lee

Cybersecurity (79)

• Malware swipes 225,000 Apple accounts through jailbroken iPhones

  By Jon Fingas

• Colombia is conducting widescale illegal surveillance

  By Jon Fingas

• Qualcomm's Snapdragon 820 uses machine learning to fight malware

  By Devindra Hardawar

• NSA wants encryption that fends off quantum computing hacks

  By Jon Fingas

• The many (surprisingly realistic) hacks of 'Mr. Robot'

  By Violet Blue

• The NSA can keep spying on phone call metadata through November

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Ashley Madison boss steps down following hack

  By Aaron Souppouris

• UK police arrest teens for using Lizard Squad's paid DDoS service

  By Nick Summers

• Leaked data shows women on Ashley Madison were mostly fake

  By Mariella Moon

• Internet tool fights censorship by making banned data look 'normal'

  By Jon Fingas

• Numerous Advantages of Biometric Physical Access Control

  By Sarah Le

• Ashley Madison offers $376,000 bounty to help find hackers

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Torrent tracker bans Windows 10 over 'terrible privacy policy'

  By Nick Summers

• Android lock patterns as predictable as common passwords

  By Mariella Moon

• TSA inadvertently shows the dangers of master baggage keys

  By Jon Fingas

• Recommended Reading: The Ashley Madison hack should scare you

  By Billy Steele

• Ashley Madison hackers bash the site's security practices in Q&A

  By Nathan Ingraham

• How-to: Stay secure online

  By Richard Mackey

• The latest Ashley Madison data release is twice as big as the first

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Researchers can steer your emails away from hostile nations

  By Steve Dent

• Danish police arrest two for running Popcorn Time guide sites

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Ashley Madison leaked data is now searchable (but don't)

  By Amber Bouman

• Jeb Bush wants to expand the NSA's reach to fight 'evildoers'

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Microsoft patches up IE flaw that gives hackers access to your PC

  By Mariella Moon

• Hackers dump stolen Ashley Madison data onto the Dark Web

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Target's data breach payout to Visa may hit $67 million

  By Jon Fingas

• UN reminds the US that member states should respect its privacy

  By Mariella Moon

• Darkode hacker pleads guilty to spreading Facebook malware

  By Mariella Moon

• Hack Amazon's Dash buttons to do things other than buying stuff

  By Mat Smith

• FTC names its $25,000 counter-robocall contest winner

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Phone network security flaw lets anyone bug your calls

  By Jon Fingas

• The most dangerous voting machines in America are retired

  By Amber Bouman

• Developer reveals Mac security hole without telling Apple

  By Jon Fingas

• This drone can steal data while hovering above your office

  By Roberto Baldwin

• This year's IRS breach is way bigger than the agency initially thought

  By Billy Steele

• Can Biometric Technology Secure the Prevalence of ATMs?

  By Sarah Le

• Two-factor system uses ambient sounds to verify your login

  By Mariella Moon

• AT&T helped the NSA spy on the UN's internet traffic (updated)

  By Jon Fingas

• Report: Kaspersky developed malware to trip up competition

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Def Con 23: Where PR stunts and hackers come together

  By Violet Blue

• Researchers find popular car immobilizer can easily be hacked

  By Andrew Tarantola

• OwnStar car hacker can remotely unlock BMWs, Benz and Chrysler

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Where kids can hack without getting in trouble

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Fixing 'Stagefright' flaw on Android is harder than we thought

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Pervert uses AirDrop to 'cyber-flash' fellow commuter

  By Jamie Rigg

• Lock down your Dropbox account with a USB security key

  By Jon Fingas

• UK police smug after 'major success' blocking pirate site ads

  By Jamie Rigg

• Lenovo PCs installed custom software even if you wiped them (updated)

  By Jon Fingas

• ICYMI: Real wizard wands, another remote car hack and more

  By Kerry Davis

• Surviving the Def Con hacker conference

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Feds charge nine hackers for $30M insider trading scheme

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Hackers control connected cars using text messages

  By Jon Fingas

• Internet giants team up to fight child porn through shared lists

  By Jon Fingas

• Behind the IoT: Success Hinges on Reliability, Scalability and Security

  By Chris Nguyen

• This $30 device defeats almost any keyless car or garage door

  By Steve Dent

• Old Intel chips are vulnerable to a fresh security exploit

  By Jon Fingas

• Motorola is the next to patch Android's big video security flaw

  By Jon Fingas

• Carphone Warehouse says up to 2.4 million customer accounts hacked

  By Matt Brian

• Hackers are attacking US gas stations

  By Mariella Moon

• Russia apparently gets the blame for hacking Pentagon email

  By Richard Lawler

• ?FBI: Retweeting terrorist organizations could get you arrested

  By Sean Buckley

• Researchers find major security flaw with ZigBee smart home devices

  By Devindra Hardawar

• EFF's browser extension that blocks spying ads officially launches

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Firefox has a new security hole, but you can already patch it

  By Steve Dent

• Android app tells you if you have 'Stagefright' vulnerability

  By Steve Dent

• BitTorrent makes offline messages on Bleep more secure

  By Mariella Moon

• Researchers can take complete control of Android phones

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Pentagon and Silicon Valley cyberunit reveals leaders and HQ

  By Mariella Moon

• Snowden wannabe leaked files to 4Chan, but no one believed him

  By Daniel Cooper

• Android fingerprint readers may be easier to hack than Touch ID

  By Sean Buckley

• Google's Nexus devices are getting monthly security updates

  By Jon Fingas

• Apple will patch the DYLD bug in its next OS X release

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Piracy app Popcorn Time vulnerable to hack attack

  By Steve Dent

• A chat with Black Hat's unconventional keynote speaker

  By Violet Blue

• Huge malware campaign used Yahoo's ad network

  By Jon Fingas

• OS X flaw leaves Macs vulnerable to attacks, no password required

  By Daniel Cooper

• EFF is building a stronger 'Do Not Track' browser setting

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Hacks turn Square's reader into a card-stealing machine (updated)

  By Jon Fingas

• Researchers create a worm that infects Macs silently and permanently

  By Roberto Baldwin

Entertainment (4)

• Kraftwerk takes techno pop into the third dimension

  By Amber Bouman

• BBC's license fee study muddies the debate it tries to solve

  By Matt Brian

• 'Rainbow Six: Siege' won't breach and clear until December

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• An electropop band used fax machines to promote its new album

  By Sean Buckley

EVs and Transportation (36)

• Google's custom self-driving car comes to Austin

  By Jon Fingas

• Google's self-driving cars can't handle bicycle track stands

  By Jon Fingas

• Jeep hackers get new jobs at Uber's autonomous-car lab

  By Roberto Baldwin

• FAA starts testing its drone safety app

  By Billy Steele

• NYC cabs will test app-based system to challenge Uber

  By Mariella Moon

• Malaysia will use RFID stickers to track vehicles

  By Jon Fingas

• Verizon's Hum can turn your '97 Stratus into a connected car

  By Steve Dent

• Self-driving trucks to be used for highway construction in Florida

  By Mariella Moon

• Uber's self-driving car efforts get help from the University of Arizona

  By Nathan Ingraham

• The Uber effect: government report shows London's private taxi boom

  By Matt Brian

• Uber tests picking up passengers along specific routes

  By Mariella Moon

• Inhabitat's Week in Green: 'Star Wars' parks and solar sports cars

  By Inhabitat

• Hyperloop gets a little closer to reality

  By Daniel Cooper

• Tesla will give free chargers to select Airbnb hosts (update)

  By Mariella Moon

• Uber's background checks reportedly missed criminal records

  By Jon Fingas

• Electric car sales are soaring in Europe (but not the US)

  By Jon Fingas

• Tesla starts testing its autopilot features with Model S drivers

  By Jon Fingas

• UK to trial automatic refunds for shoddy train service

  By Jamie Rigg

• DJI's Phantom 3 has its biggest rival in Yuneec's 4K Typhoon drone

  By James Trew

• Tracking glitch grounds over 100 US flights

  By Jon Fingas

• A new age of transportation is upon us and it's self-driving

  By Jon Turi

• Contactless payments now accepted on London's cross-Thames cable car

  By Jamie Rigg

• Tesla is putting chargers in garages around Manhattan

  By Billy Steele

• Drone reports by airplane pilots nearly triple over 2014

  By Steve Dent

• The new Formula E cars sound like upset cats

  By Nick Summers

• UK to trial under-road wireless charging for EVs this year

  By Jamie Rigg

• Wave goodbye to manual car seat controls with gesture tech

  By Amber Bouman

• Uber comes to Liverpool and the entire Merseyside region

  By Jamie Rigg

• Audi's A3 e-tron starts at $37,900 in the US, rolls out in October

  By Billy Steele

• Tesla's prehensile car charger plugs itself in automatically

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Tesla's Model S hack still proves it's better than other car makers

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Rolls-Royce's new Wraith can silence the jeers of the poor

  By Daniel Cooper

• This web game shows you why self-driving cars are better

  By Jon Fingas

• Lexus let skateboarders put its hoverboard to the test

  By Richard Lawler

• The German car industry is buying Nokia's Here maps

  By Aaron Souppouris

• BMW wants you to know when traffic lights change

  By Jon Fingas

Gaming (83)

• Old Atari games had graphics glitches because of CPU bottlenecks

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• There goes the neighborhood: 'Black Ops 3' brings back Nuk3town

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Sale of buried Atari cartridges nets over $107,000

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Check out some gameplay from Destiny's 'The Taken King' expansion

  By Jessica Conditt

• 'Mortal Kombat X' won't be coming to last-gen consoles after all

  By Jon Fingas

• Playdate: Exploring a galaxy far, far away in 'Disney Infinity 3.0'

  By Sean Buckley

• 'Mighty No. 9' team aims to calm angry backers with exclusive demo

  By Sean Buckley

• 'XCOM 2' delayed until February 2016

  By Jessica Conditt

• Here's our first look at Cliff Bleszinski's 'LawBreakers' in action

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Hasbro wants to crowdfund your party game ideas on Indiegogo

  By Mariella Moon

• Even critically acclaimed indie games get delayed

  By Jessica Conditt

• 'Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 5' was designed with YouTube in mind

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 'Tony Hawk's Pro Skater 5': something new, something borrowed

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 'Rapture' game soundtrack pulled from out-of-touch UK charts

  By Nick Summers

• The Big Picture: 'Mass Effect' Reapers invade Los Santos

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• The shaky science of shattering the moon in 'LawBreakers'

  By Jessica Conditt

• New game from 'Gears of War' creator breaks the moon

  By Jessica Conditt

• 'Angry Birds' studio cuts another 260 jobs

  By Daniel Cooper

• A light-hearted game of mass murder in 'Party Hard'

  By Jessica Conditt

• eSports gets its first major UK bookmaker

  By Matt Brian

• 'Bit.Trip' limited vinyl soundtrack loaded with killer indie games

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Using your old gear with 'Rock Band 4' on Xbox One will cost you

  By Nathan Ingraham

• 'GTA V' video editor is coming to the PS4 and Xbox One next month

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Pokémon players arrested after bringing guns to World Championships

  By Steve Dent

• 'Pac-Man' embraces mobile with an endless running game

  By Jon Fingas

• Tinder gets a lo-fi makeover in 'Millennial Swipe Simulator 2015'

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 10 people will get to play a 24-screen game of Minesweeper

  By Mariella Moon

• 'Half-Life 2' plus 'Hotline Miami' equals 'Half-Line Miami'

  By Jessica Conditt

• GameFly brings game streaming to Samsung smart TVs

  By Nick Summers

• 'Gunjack' producer on making virtual reality work for mobile

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Chatroulette users stumble into a live-action zombie shooter

  By Steve Dent

• Love, space and lasers in a neon-infused Xbox One and Steam game

  By Jessica Conditt

• 'Calendula' wants to be a weird mix of 'Twin Peaks' and 'PT'

  By Jessica Conditt

• Video games are tackling mental health with mixed results

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Playdate: Walking blindly into 'Everybody's Gone to the Rapture'

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 'Hearthstone's' tournament-themed expansion lands August 24th

  By Jon Fingas

• Valve and JJ Abrams' Bad Robot made 'Team Fortress 2' football

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 'Final Fantasy VII' lands on iOS with built-in cheat codes

  By Sean Buckley

• US Open exhibit pits you against Maria Sharapova in VR

  By Mona Lalwani

• '80s game designers had to cheat their way to color graphics

  By Steve Dent

• 'Duke Nukem' franchise ownership finally settled

  By Steve Dent

• Andy Serkis whispers about the devil in this live-action 'Volume' vid

  By Jessica Conditt

• Invest in the development of your favorite video games with 'Fig'

  By Jessica Conditt

• Engadget giveaway: win a Shield TV set-top box courtesy of NVIDIA!

  By Jon Turi

• This knock-off console puts the PS4 and Xbox together at last

  By James Trew

• 'Sonic the Hedgehog' tribute games reflect a mascot's fall from grace

  By Jon Fingas

• Immersive Virtual Reality gaming center opens in Australia

  By Mariella Moon

• Square Enix is killing its game-streaming service in Japan

  By Edgar Alvarez

• JXE Streams: The watery mystery of 'Submerged'

  By Jessica Conditt

• The countdown begins in August for limited-time game 'The Flock'

  By Jessica Conditt

• Electronic Sports League bans the same drugs as the Olympics

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Capcom finally greenlights a 'Resident Evil 2' remake

  By Jessica Conditt

• Blizzard's 'Compete' trademark hints at an eSports service

  By Jon Fingas

• Indie games are vast, varied and very 80s in this Megabooth trailer

  By Jessica Conditt

• Spy on a vampiric slumber party in the browser port of 'Night Trap'

  By Jessica Conditt

• Birth then kill a virtual baby for fun, but mostly profit

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Challenge friends to real-life wizard duels with 'Maguss'

  By Jessica Conditt

• Nick and Aaron on Gamescom: a conversation

  By Engadget

• Your Android games are getting a software speed boost

  By Jon Fingas

• Virgin-Tesla takes you to space in Gone Home studio's 'Tacoma'

  By Joseph Volpe

• Vintage video games and hardware

  By Bob Summerwill

• Two indie pretenders to the 'XCOM' crown

  By Aaron Souppouris

• 'Mirror's Edge Catalyst' is make or break for Faith

  By Nick Summers

• 'Star Wars Battlefront': a fine line between authenticity and fun

  By Nick Summers

• 'Mighty No. 9' producer: 'We feel bad. Really, really bad.'

  By Aaron Souppouris

• 'Call of Duty: Black Ops 3' looks like 'Dota 2' with new features

  By Jessica Conditt

• Crystal Dynamics is putting the 'tomb' back in 'Tomb Raider'

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Nicki Minaj and Jason Statham are getting their own mobile games

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 'Mafia III' looks like the 1968 version of 'True Detective'

  By Jessica Conditt

• Fly among beautiful floating islands hiding ancient secrets in 'Aer'

  By Jessica Conditt

• 'Mighty No. 9' won't arrive until early 2016

  By Daniel Cooper

• 'Star Wars: Battlefront' gets 20-player aerial combat

  By Daniel Cooper

• Watch Faith return to freerunning in 'Mirror's Edge: Catalyst'

  By Nick Summers

• Get a terrifying taste of 'We Happy Few' on Steam, Xbox this holiday

  By Jessica Conditt

• 'Destiny' ditches Dinklage

  By Jessica Conditt

• Twitch bans streamer who faked his own swatting

  By Andrew Tarantola

• 'Halo Wars 2' exists, hits Xbox One and Windows 10 in 2016

  By Jessica Conditt

• Mojang's next game is 'Cobalt,' a 2D platformer due in October

  By Jon Fingas

• 'Guitar Hero Live' is a karaoke simulator

  By Jessica Conditt

• 'Gunjack,' a VR space shooter that puts you in the cockpit

  By Jessica Conditt

• Final zombies pack for 'CoD: Advanced Warfare' hits tomorrow

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Autodesk targets small studios with its Stingray game engine

  By Steve Dent

• A look at the evolution of modern video game controllers

  By Timothy J. Seppala

Google (37)

• Google is working to make 4K video less of a data hog

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Google Life Sciences is working on another diabetes-monitoring project

  By Billy Steele

• India accuses Google of gaming search results

  By Daniel Cooper

• Google Search starts connecting you directly to plumbers, locksmiths

  By Richard Lawler

• The Big Picture: Google Maps hack creates crazy custom art

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Chrome will block obnoxious Flash ads starting September 1st

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Google adds some visual flair to Android app searches

  By Steve Dent

• Google: EU is 'wrong as a matter of fact, law, and economics'

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Google Chrome may ease auto-playing video headaches

  By Billy Steele

• Google's been recruiting programmers based on their search habits

  By Sean Buckley

• Google Map Maker returns to the US, UK and over 40 other countries

  By Billy Steele

• Google can upload your thumb drives to its cloud storage (for a price)

  By Mariella Moon

• Google wants to help you post food photos on Maps

  By Jon Fingas

• Google is now including tweets in desktop search results

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Google Chrome spellchecks multiple languages at once

  By Steve Dent

• UK orders Google to kill links to 'right to be forgotten' stories

  By Sean Buckley

• Google gives the world a peek at its secret servers

  By Steve Dent

• Google's $200 'OnHub' router tries to fix complicated WiFi

  By Jessica Conditt

• Google brings Android One devices to Africa

  By Daniel Cooper

• Google builds a standalone Hangouts website

  By Mariella Moon

• Google Photos lets you tell it when your pictures were taken

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Google Maps wants to include more of your photos

  By Terrence O'Brien

• Google's making it easy for you to get solar panels onto your roof

  By Daniel Cooper

• Google's upcoming Nexus phone might look like this

  By Steve Dent

• ICYMI: Google's face-policing API, Rage Rooms and more

  By Kerry Davis

• Google can spot friends nearby and tell if you're glad to see them

  By Steve Dent

• Google skirted drone test rules by using a deal with NASA

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Google reopens Map Maker edits after digital vandalism

  By Nick Summers

• 'Ok Google' prompt becomes more useful for iOS users

  By Mariella Moon

• Google adds its replacement for addresses to Google Maps

  By Richard Lawler

• Google's Alphabet doesn't include N for Niantic Labs

  By Jon Fingas

• Google's Life Sciences division to build a miniature glucose tracker

  By Mona Lalwani

• Google's Android Experiments show what your devices can do

  By Jon Fingas

• Google reveals Alphabet, but BMW already owns that trademark

  By Jessica Conditt

• Google gets an overhaul and a new CEO: Sundar Pichai

  By Jessica Conditt

• Google's relaunching Android One phones to hit $50 'sweet spot'

  By Steve Dent

• San Antonio is getting Google Fiber

  By Andrew Tarantola

Laptops (6)

• Dell revives the Alienware 18, upgrades its smaller gaming laptops

  By Sean Buckley

• VAIO returns: coming to a Microsoft Store near you this October

  By Mat Smith

• Dell's business Chromebook is good enough that consumers will like it too

  By Dana Wollman

• Lenovo's latest pro laptops pack 4K and Xeon processors

  By Jon Fingas

• Intel's pro-level Xeon processors are coming to laptops

  By Jon Fingas

• Acer Aspire One Cloudbook gives you a full Windows laptop for $169

  By Jon Fingas

Meta (5)

• Facebook's 'Donate Now' button makes it easy to help non-profits

  By Jon Fingas

• Facebook axed internship for student who exposed location flaw

  By Daniel Cooper

• Facebook offers up its autoplay video ads to other apps

  By Billy Steele

• Send Facebook messages directly to businesses from ads

  By Billy Steele

• Inhabitat's Week in Green: Facebook drones and giant slides

  By Inhabitat

Microsoft (28)

• Bing wants to help you win a fantasy football championship this season

  By Billy Steele

• Microsoft prevails over an 8-year-old attempt to block its phone sales

  By Jon Fingas

• Microsoft Snip annotates screenshots with voice notes and scribbles

  By Billy Steele

• Microsoft renders for flagship Lumia phones leaked online

  By Mariella Moon

• Microsoft curbs sign-ups for Xbox One previews

  By Jon Fingas

• Microsoft keeps the candybar dream alive with the Nokia 222

  By James Trew

• Microsoft wants you to scan in 3D using only your phone

  By Jon Fingas

• Microsoft's prototype keyboard cover has an e-ink touchscreen

  By Billy Steele

• Cortana officially arrives on Android via public beta

  By Billy Steele

• Windows 10's face detection isn't easily fooled by twins

  By Jon Fingas

• OneDrive's Groups feature shutting down October 16th

  By Amber Bouman

• Microsoft studio wants you to choose and shape its next game

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Microsoft shows off first Windows preview since release

  By Daniel Cooper

• Windows 10 won't run old games with dodgy copy protection

  By Jon Fingas

• Microsoft working on an app that reads the news to you

  By Mariella Moon

• Microsoft Is Teaching Robots The Art Of Humor

  By Chris O'Neill

• Microsoft's 84-inch Surface Hub won't ship until 2016

  By Sean Buckley

• Dear Veronica: Does Microsoft's new browser have the Edge?

  By Veronica Belmont

• OneDrive will tell you when someone's editing your files

  By Jon Fingas

• Microsoft attempts to teach computers how to make a funny

  By Amber Bouman

• Microsoft built a robotic air hockey table to show off Windows 10

  By Jon Fingas

• Microsoft's Surface Pro 3 is coming to the NFL sidelines

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Microsoft has iOS devs building the 'bridge' for Windows 10 apps

  By Richard Lawler

• Microsoft brings Outlook and Translator to your smartwatch

  By Mariella Moon

• Microsoft and Netflix help diversity by offering more parental leave

  By Jon Fingas

• Taking a plunge through the new Windows

  By Gokul Balu

• Microsoft's document sharing service, Docs, is available to everyone

  By Jon Fingas

• Uber reaches $50 billion value thanks (in part) to Microsoft

  By Mariella Moon

Mobile (29)

• T-Mobile will throttle users exploiting tethering workarounds

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Sprint's offering a year of free service for DirecTV customers

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Samsung Pay beta arrives on every major carrier but Verizon

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Coin's newest credit card replacement adds built-in NFC

  By Billy Steele

• Verizon makes it easier to bring (some) phones to its network

  By Jon Fingas

• Gogo gets the green light for its next-gen in-flight internet

  By Sean Buckley

• O2's 'intelligent' network adjusts masts to boost your signal

  By Jamie Rigg

• JFK installs phone-tracking beacons to better estimate wait times

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Virgin Media's new WiFi network uses customer routers

  By Jamie Rigg

• A farmer built his own 4G mast to fix rural broadband issues

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Sprint plan gives you perpetual iPhone upgrades

  By Jon Fingas

• AT&T tweaks mobile data plans to match T-Mobile

  By Steve Dent

• HTC cuts 15 percent of workforce amid weak sales

  By Steve Dent

• Compare all UK networks with Ofcom's mobile coverage checker

  By Jamie Rigg

• Vodafone's home broadband service is now live across the UK

  By Nick Summers

• Shure wants dedicated spectrum for wireless audio gear in the UK

  By Billy Steele

• Verizon tests new fiber system that hits 10Gbps speeds

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Sprint challenges T-Mobile's international plans with 'Open World'

  By Mariella Moon

• AT&T offers DirecTV customers $500 to change phone service

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Sprint's traveling installers come to Boston, Philly and Atlanta

  By Daniel Cooper

• GiffGaff to introduce 4G cap on unlimited data tariff

  By Nick Summers

• Drones may get better cell service thanks to an old ambulance

  By Jon Fingas

• Verizon nixes phone subsidies and simplifies its data plans

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Phone companies ditching copper wires will have to follow the rules

  By Sean Buckley

• EE recalls Power Bar chargers over fire risks

  By Jamie Rigg

• Cell service out for thousands across the American Southeast

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Sprint hopes thousands of new cell sites will revive its fortunes

  By Jon Fingas

• New UK mobile provider bundles music streaming service as standard

  By Jamie Rigg

• AT&T's first DirecTV plans include a $200 phone-and-TV combo

  By Jon Fingas

News (78)

• State Dept. releases more Hillary Clinton emails, around 150 classified

  By Richard Lawler

• Australia gives tourists a reason to put the selfie stick away

  By Amber Bouman

• LG sensor adds smarts to your 'dumb' home appliances

  By Jon Fingas

• Ashley Madison insists that real women use its affair service

  By Jon Fingas

• GIF party: The new Public Access homepage

  By Chris O'Neill

• Tesco wants you to buy vinyl records with your milk

  By Matt Brian

• Europe doesn't properly recycle most of its electronic waste

  By Jon Fingas

• The After Math: Spam kings, Microsoft milestones and a bionic penis

  By Andrew Tarantola

• LAPD's body cameras roll out Monday, but footage won't be public

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Big toys for the big kid in all of us

  By Jon Turi

• Discovery launches short-form VR videos, starting with sharks

  By Jessica Conditt

• What you missed at Engadget Live Los Angeles

  By Engadget

• The Big Picture: It's always sunny in Brooklyn

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Growing up geek: Not so much actually

  By Amber Bouman

• ICYMI: User-generated Golf ads, motocross bionics and machine gun traps

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Canon's EOS M3 mirrorless camera is coming to the US

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Former 'Game of War' exec arrested for stealing company secrets

  By Daniel Cooper

• LG's non-curved 4K OLED TVs are finally here

  By Steve Dent

• Neil Young's Pono is having expansion and funding troubles

  By Mariella Moon

• Philips' latest Hue kit gives you wireless light dimming

  By Jon Fingas

• Russia bans all of Wikipedia over an article about hashish (updated)

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Labour party joins calls for BT and Openreach breakup

  By Nick Summers

• BBC to stop using Met Office weather data after 93 years

  By Nick Summers

• ICYMI: Gameroulette, 3D-glass printing and more

  By Kerry Davis

• Mike Tyson's Bitcoin ATM is now a thing

  By Daniel Cooper

• ICYMI: Electric surfboard, '80s video app and more

  By Kerry Davis

• FCC to build an open source video platform for ASL users

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Make better cocktails with this LED-covered Bluetooth stick

  By Nathan Ingraham

• ICYMI: Hypersonic plane, social connections app and more

  By Kerry Davis

• Engadget Live takes over the Exchange in Los Angeles this Friday!

  By Engadget

• Dear Veronica: Cuff links and communication!

  By Veronica Belmont

• Indian airport now runs entirely on solar power

  By Daniel Cooper

• UK research finds vaping is 95 percent safer than smoking

  By Nick Summers

• The US won't end its internet oversight for another year

  By Jon Fingas

• FCC fines company $750,000 for blocking hotspots

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Hawk-Eye to play judge and medic at this year's Rugby World Cup

  By Jamie Rigg

• ICYMI: Head injury alert, zombie killing centers and more

  By Kerry Davis

• FAA says a buggy software update grounded flights

  By Steve Dent

• LG bets that OLEDs are the future of displays

  By Jon Fingas

• US military wants more lethal drone strikes

  By Steve Dent

• Wikipedia's volunteers are no match for PR agencies

  By Daniel Cooper

• Bears don't like being filmed by drones either

  By Jon Fingas

• Senator wants promises that net neutrality doesn't help terrorists

  By Jon Fingas

• New York is the latest state to ban powdered alcohol

  By Jon Fingas

• Eagle takes umbrage with interloping drone

  By Andrew Tarantola

• New Hampshire judge makes 'ballot selfies' legal again

  By Steve Dent

• Hillary Clinton to turn over her private email server

  By Mariella Moon

• Makerbase knows who built your favorite website

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Engadget Live hits Los Angeles next week!

  By Engadget

• Columbia House owner wants to drop its mail-order business

  By Jon Fingas

• Breathalyzing bike lock keeps tipsy cyclists from riding drunk

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Show and Tell: Your gadget arsenal

  By Edgar Tayler

• ICYMI: Drone goes fishin', reflection fix for photos & more

  By Kerry Davis

• Buy or Sell: Windows 10

  By Jared Wong

• Yankee Stadium to fans: Scan your thumb and skip the line

  By Amber Bouman

• Leaks point to a new TiVo 'Bolt' DVR on the way

  By Richard Lawler

• Japanese court rules that bitcoin can't be 'owned'

  By Daniel Cooper

• Ultra HD Blu-ray will have 4K discs here in time for the holidays

  By Richard Lawler

• India will partly reverse its online porn ban

  By Jon Fingas

• Target launches Bluetooth beacon pilot program in 50 stores

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Adidas buys Runtastic to boost its fitness tech

  By Jon Fingas

• Bang & Olufsen is the latest to jump into multi-room audio

  By Jon Fingas

• DJI's sub-$800 drone packs smart features for first-timers

  By Richard Lai

• MLB's Advanced Media arm inks deal to create content for NHL

  By Andrew Tarantola

• White House Demo Day focuses on diversity

  By Mona Lalwani

• ICANN reveals plan for ending America's control of the internet

  By Steve Dent

• India blocks hundreds of sex sites in the name of 'decency'

  By Jon Fingas

• Soylent 2.0 comes ready-made in bottles

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Engadget UK giveaway: win wireless charging furniture courtesy of IKEA

  By Jamie Rigg

• Fujifilm's X-T1 flagship camera gets an infrared edition

  By Edgar Alvarez

• DJs can buy remix-friendly 'Stems' music files starting today

  By James Trew

• London's police vans are getting fitted with CCTV

  By Nick Summers

• ?This interactive map crams in American literature's greatest road trips

  By Mat Smith

• Empire State Building projection shines a light on endangered animals

  By Jon Fingas

• Groupon's food delivery service brings discounts with every order

  By Jon Fingas

• Build your own smart, modular speaker with SparkBlocks

  By Jon Fingas

• Recommended Reading: Kentucky distillery uses music to flavor its brandy

  By Billy Steele

• ICYMI: Internet aircraft, Uber retiree drivers and more

  By Kerry Davis

Nintendo (11)

• Nintendo's smaller New 3DS comes to the US on September 25th

  By Jon Fingas

• Nintendo@PAX: Wii U gets 'F-Zero'-style racer, 'Kerbal' and more

  By Philip Palermo

• 'Splatoon' is getting a 61-tune soundtrack in Japan

  By Jon Fingas

• Nintendo is once again open to movies based on its games

  By Jon Fingas

• The Mega Yarn Yoshi Amiibo is coming to take over the world

  By Aaron Souppouris

• 'Star Fox Zero' swoops onto Wii U on November 20

  By Nick Summers

• Nintendo patent filing hints at a return to disc-free game consoles

  By Jon Fingas

• The Pokémon fighting game you've been waiting for hits Wii U in 2016

  By Jessica Conditt

• Nintendo drops the 2DS to $100

  By Jessica Conditt

• 'Super Mario Maker' lets you record custom sounds in Mario levels

  By Jessica Conditt

• JXE Streams: #TeamEngadget's own Splatfest

  By Sean Buckley

PC Gaming (11)

• 'Assassin's Creed Syndicate' hits PCs on November 19th

  By Jon Fingas

• Build a 'Fantastic Contraption' in virtual reality with the Vive

  By Jessica Conditt

• GOG Galaxy lets you roll back broken or unwanted updates

  By Steve Dent

• NVIDIA is testing online game sharing for GeForce Experience

  By Sean Buckley

• Razer's 3D-sensing camera brings motion tracking to your games

  By Jon Fingas

• League of Legends' first pro female player weighs her options

  By Jessica Conditt

• The PS Vita of Steam Machines arrives in 2016 for $299

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Custom 'Minecraft' PC is more than a skin-deep tribute

  By Jon Fingas

• Blizzard's huge 'World of Warcraft: Legion' expansion hits beta this year

  By Sean Buckley

• Razer stuffs colored lighting into more gaming keyboards and keypads

  By Jon Fingas

• $18 million up for grabs in this week's 'Dota 2' championships

  By Jessica Conditt

PlayStation (13)

• 'Uncharted 4: A Thief's End' hits PS4 on March 18th

  By Jessica Conditt

• Sony isn't intentionally keeping 'Until Dawn' off of Twitch

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Playdate: We're screaming through the teen-horror of 'Until Dawn'

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Cult classic 'Deadly Premonition' gets deluxe PS3 box set

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 'Super Time Force Ultra' comes to PS4 and PS Vita on September 1st

  By Nathan Ingraham

• The gorgeous faces and stunning cinematography of 'Until Dawn'

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Sony wants your help testing PlayStation 4's next update

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Sony's 'Metal Gear Solid V' devices flaunt your stealth action fandom

  By Jon Fingas

• Darth Vader PS4 bundles cater to your 'Star Wars' cravings

  By Jon Fingas

• PlayStation Plus members can vote for their next free game tomorrow

  By Nick Summers

• UK PS4 owners will soon pay more for online multiplayer

  By Nick Summers

• PlayStation Now game streaming officially arrives on Vita and PS TV

  By Billy Steele

• PlayStation Plus members will soon vote on what games go free

  By Timothy J. Seppala

Reviews (37)

• Mini review video: Our verdict on Samsung's GS6 Edge+ in under a minute

  By Dana Wollman

• The q-Jays earbuds are reborn, but are they worth $320?

  By Steve Dent

• Google OnHub review: Routers don't have to be so complicated

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Compare the new Moto 360 against its larger predecessor

  By Billy Steele

• Mini review video: Our verdict on the Galaxy Note 5 in under a minute

  By Dana Wollman

• Hands-on with Samsung's shrunken-down Galaxy Tab S2

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Mini review video: our verdict on the OnePlus 2 in under a minute

  By Dana Wollman

• Hands-on with the £129 Wileyfox Swift

  By Nick Summers

• Samsung Galaxy S6 Edge+ review: beauty in curves -- with a cost

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Playdate: Taking stock of 'Gears of War: Ultimate Edition'

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Samsung Galaxy Note 5 review: the best big phone just got better

  By Chris Velazco

• Olympus' E-M10 II mirrorless camera is small, but feature-packed

  By Edgar Alvarez

• The real horror of 'Until Dawn' is that Sony sent it to die

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• The 'Uncharted' PS4 collection isn't just a quick-and-dirty port

  By Jon Fingas

• With this rugged speaker, sound takes a backseat to accessories

  By Billy Steele

• Hands-on with Fotokite Phi, a pet drone on a leash

  By Kerry Davis

• Four weeks with Jet (aka 'My month without Amazon')

  By John Colucci

• Here's what our readers think of Windows 10

  By Kris Naudus

• For $200, Samsung's latest Gear VR headset is a no-brainer

  By Steve Dent

• OnePlus 2 review: a worthy sequel, flaws and all

  By Chris Velazco

• AMD's R9 Fury X is a beast, but 4K gaming is still a waste

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Mini review video: our verdict on the Moto G in under a minute

  By Dana Wollman

• OnePlus 2 teardown reveals easy-to-replace modular components

  By Mariella Moon

• Hands-on with Samsung's clever Keyboard Cover for phones

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Meet the Galaxy Note 5: Samsung's most elegant phablet yet

  By Chris Velazco

• Watch Samsung Pay in action, which hits the US on September 28

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Samsung's Galaxy S6 Edge+ is a super-sized sequel that plays it safe

  By Chris Velazco

• This super-thin OLED desk lamp will also charge your phone

  By Jon Fingas

• Moto G review (2015): Motorola wins the 'best cheap phone' crown, again

  By Chris Velazco

• Waterproof Bluetooth speaker blasts tunes without your phone

  By Steve Dent

• 'Rare Replay': gaming classics at their best-worst

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 24 hours with the Sony RX10 II, a 4K-ready superzoom camera

  By Edgar Alvarez

• The Pebble Time Steel is beautiful, but probably not worth $249

  By Nicole Lee

• Here's what our readers think of the Fitbit Surge

  By Kris Naudus

• 24 hours with Sony's A7R II full-frame mirrorless camera

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Sony's RX100 IV is still the point-and-shoot to beat

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Behind the wheel of Logitech's G29 Driving Force controller

  By Philip Palermo

Robotics (30)

• Smoother movements help robots save a lot of energy

  By Jon Fingas

• Recommended Reading: Should we be concerned robots will take our jobs?

  By Billy Steele

• ICYMI: portable laser cannons, robotic tackling dummies, and fungus furniture

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Construction drones can keep track of progress and lazy workers

  By Mariella Moon

• Dartmouth's robotic tackling dummy is a mechanized Weeble-Wobble

  By Billy Steele

• Boeing's portable drone-destroying laser uses an Xbox controller

  By Nick Summers

• North Dakota cops will be first in nation to use weaponized drones

  By Andrew Tarantola

• ICYMI: Firework autocannon, Sony drone, and manga noodle bots

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Japan's top oil company is building an 'Aliens' power loader

  By Andrew Tarantola

• ICYMI: Thought-controlled exoskeleton, textingbrella & more

  By Kerry Davis

• America's giant robot needs funding to fight Japanese rival

  By Steve Dent

• Lower-limb exoskeleton is controlled by looking at flashing lights

  By Mariella Moon

• Humanoid bot goes for a walk in the woods, terrifies nature on the way

  By Mat Smith

• GE's robotic inspector dives in nuclear containment vessels

  By Andrew Tarantola

• This is the desk lamp of your (robotic) dreams

  By Edgar Alvarez

• ICYMI: Far away haptic hello, birthing robot mom and more

  By Kerry Davis

• 'Mommy robot' can build and test its own babies

  By Mariella Moon

• I dream of robots: Get out of my dreams and into my car

  By Engadget Staff

• MIT team gets us one step closer to robot bartenders

  By Amber Bouman

• MIT's robot borrows quick reflexes from a human pilot

  By Mariella Moon

• Go inside a giant Japanese concrete-crushing robot

  By Mat Smith

• Researchers program robot to run from kid bullies

  By Mariella Moon

• Drone can stay in the air for two days to spot fish poachers

  By Mariella Moon

• Tiny Robot Can Leap On Water Without Making A Splash

  By Chris O'Neill

• How robot hands can use the environment to manipulate objects

  By Mariella Moon

• Sphero targets the education market with a redesigned robot

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Researchers develop multifaceted insect eyes for UAVs

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Hitchhiking robot lasts just two weeks in the US

  By Jon Fingas

• Honda looks to developers to make its robotic stool useful

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Businesses can rent a Pepper robot for customer service

  By Mariella Moon

Samsung (19)

• Samsung has new 360-degree wireless speakers and a better app

  By Mariella Moon

• Samsung's next big thing is a free trial program for iPhone owners

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Samsung's fast wireless charger is available for pre-order, sort of

  By Jon Fingas

• Samsung's Galaxy S6 Edge+ now up for pre-order in the UK

  By Nick Summers

• Samsung's new SmartThings home automation Hub ships next month

  By Richard Lawler

• Samsung imagines Earth-wide internet through 4,600 satellites

  By Jon Fingas

• Samsung's latest wireless headphones tout beyond-CD quality

  By Jon Fingas

• Samsung shows off a 2.5-inch hard drive with 16TB of storage

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Watch Samsung's 'Unpacked' event in under six minutes

  By Dana Wollman

• Samsung's Galaxy S6 Edge+ can have apps pinned to its curve

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Watch out Periscope, Samsung's new phones stream video to YouTube

  By Chris Velazco

• Watch Samsung's Unpacked 2015 event right here!

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Live from Samsung's 2015 Unpacked event in New York!

  By Chris Velazco

• Samsung's more daring phone designs: a visual history

  By Billy Steele

• Samsung's Gear Indie channel highlights independent VR filmmaking

  By Sean Buckley

• Samsung kills Boxee's secret tablet remote project, lays off staff

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Samsung 'fast tracks' Android security fixes with monthly updates

  By Billy Steele

• Samsung Pay makes its way to smart TVs

  By Mariella Moon

• Samsung agrees to compensation for employees that contracted cancer

  By Matt Brian

Science (65)

• World's most advanced digital camera will power the LSST telescope

  By Jon Fingas

• Ferrofluid 'font' produces trippy, one-of-a-kind art

  By Jon Fingas

• Swans help create smoother camera drone videos

  By Jon Fingas

• Inhabitat's Week in Green: robot wars and edible batteries

  By Inhabitat

• Phone data can predict infectious disease outbreaks

  By Mariella Moon

• Researchers make a living circuit out of bacteria

  By Andrew Tarantola

• DARPA wants to launch and land Gremlins on moving planes

  By Mona Lalwani

• Study maps where golden eagles are safe from wind turbines

  By Steve Dent

• ICYMI: Turbine sunbather, NASA stress test and an aquatic hedge trimmer

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Microscopic 'fish' could clean toxins from your bloodstream

  By Steve Dent

• Colorful 3D cancer models show how tumors grow

  By Jon Fingas

• NASA crashes a third airplane for science on live TV

  By Amber Bouman

• Light-based data transmission can replace wires in hospitals

  By Mariella Moon

• Researchers may have found a cancer cell's 'off' switch

  By Andrew Tarantola

• New flu vaccine protects test animals from multiple strains

  By Sean Buckley

• Explore the world's economy in Harvard's trippy 3D map

  By Jon Fingas

• Pioneering surgery gives man world's first 'bionic' penis

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Stephen Hawking believes he knows how information escapes black holes

  By Andrew Tarantola

• MIT's newest 3D printer spouts 10 materials at a time

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Scientists create a 'wormhole' for magnetic fields

  By Jon Fingas

• 13 scientific breakthroughs inspired by nature

  By Jon Turi

• MIT figured out how to 3D print using glass instead of plastic

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Researchers pluck carbon from the sky, turn it into diamonds

  By Daniel Cooper

• Photonics - Light Technology That Is Revolutionizing Our World

  By Chris O'Neill

• Scientists have found a way to connect quantum electronics together

  By Mat Smith

• Becoming a rain detective with a backyard weather station

  By Aaron Souppouris

• 7 real-life cyborg implants

  By Inhabitat

• German aerospace agency wants hypersonic flights by the 2030s

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Scientists stimulate mouse brains with wireless 'charger'

  By Steve Dent

• IBM wires up 'neuromorphic' chips like a rodent's brain

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Color-changing helmets could warn you about head injuries

  By Jon Fingas

• Digital pens help spot early signs of brain conditions

  By Jon Fingas

• Prana: an LED exhibit that breathes with you

  By Mona Lalwani

• Here's indoor mapping will help you find that bathroom

  By Steve Dent

• ICYMI: Robot barkeeps, Android Experiments and more

  By Kerry Davis

• Researchers can predict bad weather up to a month in advance

  By Daniel Cooper

• 7 solar-powered buildings that produce more energy than they use

  By Inhabitat

• Galaxy studies show that the universe is slowly dying

  By Jon Fingas

• ICYMI: 3D-printed telescope, bird drone and more

  By Kerry Davis

• Researchers find that people with epilepsy process music differently

  By Sean Buckley

• Japan to restart nuclear power tomorrow after energy prices soar

  By Sean Buckley

• Watch live as two ISS Cosmonauts perform a spacewalk

  By Steve Dent

• Nano-sized 'yolks' should lead to longer-lasting batteries

  By Jon Fingas

• Eye tracking will help the paralyzed talk to the outside world

  By Jon Fingas

• Behold, the majesty of weird, but beautiful science!

  By Jon Turi

• ICYMI: Kids abusing robots, solar powered balloon and more

  By Kerry Davis

• 'World's first' solar hot air balloon takes flight in the UK

  By Steve Dent

• Scientists develop software for drone traffic management

  By Mariella Moon

• GE's Neuro VR experience takes you inside a musician's brain

  By Mona Lalwani

• Big Data VR app allows researchers to 'browse' genomes

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Researchers reduce VR sickness by letting your eyes focus

  By Steve Dent

• ICYMI: Spider vehicle, a 3D-printed teeny tiny saw and more

  By Kerry Davis

• 6 technologies that protect endangered animals from poachers

  By Inhabitat

• Dear Veronica: Your brain on code

  By Veronica Belmont

• Google and MIT can take reflection-free photos through windows

  By Jon Fingas

• ICYMI: 3D-printed meds, old-man exoskeleton and more

  By Kerry Davis

• 3D printed circular saw is smaller than a thumbnail

  By Mariella Moon

• Super-fast projector may be key to holodeck-like rooms

  By Jon Fingas

• FDA approves a drug made using 3D printing

  By Jon Fingas

• Researchers inject oil into cells and create little lasers

  By Andrew Tarantola

• 'Plasmonics' could lead to super-fast optic communications

  By Andrew Tarantola

• The US wants you to track endangered wildlife with your phone

  By Jon Fingas

• Tiny sensor tells you when your favorite places are crowded

  By Jon Fingas

• This is the future of food

  By Jon Turi

• Surgeons practice on 3D-printed models for kids' operations

  By Mariella Moon

Smartphones (64)

• Sony spokesman says the Xperia Z5 'Premium' has a 4K screen

  By Steve Dent

• BlackBerry's Android-powered Venice phone surfaces in the wild

  By Jon Fingas

• Turing Robotics' liquid metal phones to ship out in December

  By Mariella Moon

• Apple's iPhone 6S and 6S Plus event takes off on September 9th

  By Jessica Conditt

• iPhone 6S might sport animated wallpapers like Apple Watch

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Lenovo's folding its own smartphone division into Motorola

  By Steve Dent

• Former Apple CEO John Sculley launches a line of stylish smartphones

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Americans think it's rude to stay glued to your phone, do it anyway

  By Jon Fingas

• A unique twist on Android for broke college kids

  By Richard Lai

• Verizon's mythical Droid Maxx 2 gets pictured

  By Daniel Cooper

• Don't stick your Samsung Galaxy Note 5 stylus in backwards

  By Steve Dent

• This might be HTC's late-2015 flagship phone

  By Jon Fingas

• Sony's next phone is yet another rectangular slab

  By Nick Summers

• ICYMI: Massive Minesweeper, Android 4 BlackBerry and more

  By Christopher Trout

• Meet Wileyfox, Britain's answer to OnePlus

  By Nick Summers

• ASUS and Samsung make the fastest-charging smartphones

  By Jon Fingas

• BlackBerry Passport sports Android in demo video

  By Billy Steele

• Huawei Nexus leak reveals a weird camera hump

  By Steve Dent

• Moto X Play reportedly coming to Verizon as the Droid Maxx 2

  By Jon Fingas

• BlackBerry's Android phone should include a ton of BB10 features

  By Jon Fingas

• ASUS makes a ZenFone 2 with a whopping 256GB of storage

  By Jon Fingas

• Verizon is still 'evaluating' support for Samsung Pay

  By Jon Fingas

• The international version of the Lenovo-backed ZUK Z1 runs Cyanogen 12

  By Sean Buckley

• OnePlus 2 update brings Stagefright patch, battery improvements

  By Edgar Alvarez

• ?BlackBerry's Android-powered slider phone gets shown in motion

  By Mat Smith

• Your next Android phone won't have as many pre-installed apps

  By Sean Buckley

• Huawei's Honor 7i has just one flipping camera

  By Richard Lai

• The worldwide smartphone market is slowing down

  By Daniel Cooper

• Project Ara delayed because its phones keep falling apart (update: apparently not)

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Xiaomi's global devices to get Opera's data-saving tech

  By Richard Lai

• Privacy-focused Blackphone 2 is ready for pre-order

  By Mariella Moon

• The stuff-finding Tile now helps you find your phone

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Intel and Google want your phone to see in 3D

  By Nicole Lee

• Google and Intel bring RealSense to phones with Project Tango dev kit

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Moto X Play now available in the UK from £279

  By Nick Summers

• Modular mobile phone Project Ara is delayed until 2016

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Android 'M' is for Marshmallow

  By Richard Lawler

• Engadget UK giveaway: win a new Moto G courtesy of Mobilefun.co.uk

  By Jamie Rigg

• How to use your smartphone to control your computer/ TV remotely

  By Chris O'Neill

• Where Can Smartphones Go From Here?

  By Jacques Chaumont

• The realities of a $50 smartphone

  By Daniel Cooper

• Project Ara will 're-route' market pilot for its modular smartphone

  By Richard Lawler

• Samsung's Galaxy Note 5 isn't coming to the UK

  By Jamie Rigg

• Samsung's launches a keyboard cover for its newest phones

  By Jon Fingas

• Xiaomi's $125 phone has the same heart as HTC's flagship

  By Richard Lai

• Even the world's no.1 PC maker finds selling smartphones tough

  By Mat Smith

• Moto X Pure Edition hits the US on September 3rd

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Former Google, HTC execs promise an 'awesome' phone September 1st

  By Jon Fingas

• Force Touch to provide shortcuts on the upcoming iPhone

  By Mariella Moon

• Lenovo-backed phone has reversible USB 3.0 and a big battery

  By Richard Lai

• Leak shows Galaxy S6 Edge+ preorders start August 21

  By Steve Dent

• OnePlus 2's arrival in US and Canada gets delayed

  By Mariella Moon

• Anyone in the world can buy an Ubuntu phone (but shouldn't)

  By Daniel Cooper

• Is HTC Android's first falling giant?

  By Daniel Cooper

• Smartphones become the most popular device for keeping Brits connected

  By Jamie Rigg

• ASUS put an insanely large battery in the ZenFone Max

  By Richard Lai

• ASUS' photo-centric ZenFones head to India first

  By Richard Lai

• Images of Microsoft's next flagship Lumia prototype leak out

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Galaxy Note 5 photo leak shows a giant, pen-toting S6

  By Jon Fingas

• BlackBerry Passport Silver Edition gets stainless steel, keeps it square

  By Billy Steele

• Xiaomi retakes the smartphone lead in China as Apple slips

  By Jon Fingas

• Windows 10 is coming to these Lumia phones first

  By Billy Steele

• Sony's new mid-range phones take 13-megapixel selfies

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Samsung's Galaxy Note 5 should be an evolutionary upgrade

  By Jon Fingas

Social Media (40)

• Twitter publicly announces goals for hiring diversity in 2016

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Virginia teen gets 11 years for ISIS support on Twitter

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Vine helps everyone add pro-level music to their videos

  By Mariella Moon

• Facebook is trying to make it easier to stop video piracy

  By Nathan Ingraham

• 1 billion people used Facebook on Monday

  By Richard Lawler

• Instagram no longer thinks it's hip to be square

  By Sean Buckley

• Web tool measures your Reddit friends' bigotry

  By Jon Fingas

• Facebook 'M' makes Messenger your personal assistant

  By Jon Fingas

• Mozilla to fire suspected employee posting hate speech on Reddit

  By Daniel Cooper

• 'Spam King' guilty of posting 27 million Facebook messages

  By Steve Dent

• Twitter shuts down accounts monitoring politicians' deleted tweets

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Twitter adds desktop notifications to direct messages on the web

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Twitter bots are trying to silence Mexican protesters

  By Jon Fingas

• Foursquare dusts off its leaderboards for Swarm

  By Mariella Moon

• Here are the most popular emojis by state (kind of)

  By Nick Summers

• LinkedIn's Lookup app finds co-workers with the right skills

  By Jon Fingas

• UK advert police explain to vloggers what an advert is

  By Jamie Rigg

• Facebook wants to be your all-in-one event calendar

  By Nicole Lee

• Facebook's redesigned Notes is easier on the eyes

  By Billy Steele

• Reddit rolls over to please Russia's authorities

  By Daniel Cooper

• FDA demands Kim Kardashian remove Instagram pill ad

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Russia bans all of Reddit over a single 'shroom thread

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Periscope's live streaming video reaches nearly 2 million users daily

  By Richard Lawler

• Twitter nixes 140 character limit in Direct Messages

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Twitter gives companies access to its full archives

  By Mariella Moon

• Twitter sees a big increase in account info requests

  By Mariella Moon

• Facebook is reportedly building a breaking news notification app

  By Sean Buckley

• VR pop-up studio will help journalists track online shaming

  By Mona Lalwani

• Snapchat's new update goes easy on your data, heavy on emoji

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Facebook oversight lets others find you by guessing phone numbers

  By Jon Fingas

• NFL highlights return to your Twitter feed this season

  By Billy Steele

• Coder wins a thousand Twitter contests using a bot

  By Steve Dent

• Thai man gets 30 years in jail for insulting monarchy on Facebook

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Premier League club badges come to Twitter ahead of new season

  By Jamie Rigg

• Breaking up in the time of Twitter

  By Christopher Trout

• Reddit bans some of its most well-known racist communities

  By Richard Lawler

• Facebook does live video streaming, if you're a celebrity

  By Jon Fingas

• Twitter tries out a dedicated News tab

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Facebook's Lollapalooza feed shows the festival you're missing

  By Jon Fingas

• This is what happens when Facebook hacks Nintendo

  By Nicole Lee

Space (37)

• ISS astronaut will get to drive and 'feel' a rover on Earth

  By Nick Summers

• NASA simulates Mars mission by locking up people in a tiny dome

  By Mariella Moon

• NASA chief: Congress needs to support commercial crew program

  By Mariella Moon

• NASA's Pluto probe is heading for the Kuiper belt

  By Mariella Moon

• Watch this self-healing material handle a bullet

  By James Trew

• The Big Picture: A nebula with the grace of a butterfly

  By Jon Fingas

• NASA's 3D-printed rocket pump passes brutal stress test

  By Steve Dent

• Russia's next space station trip will take days, not hours

  By Jon Fingas

• NASA's latest Ceres photo shows a strange, conical mountain

  By Jon Fingas

• The Big Picture: Saturn illuminates the surface of its icy moon

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• The Big Picture: Curiosity takes a 'belly selfie' on Mars

  By Mariella Moon

• NASA technologies star in One Direction's music video

  By Mariella Moon

• NASA salvages old space shuttle parts for the ISS

  By Mariella Moon

• ISS astronauts mimic nature to turn urine into drinking water

  By Billy Steele

• NASA lists 'The Martian' tech that already exists

  By Mariella Moon

• China gives its homegrown GPS rival another big push

  By Daniel Cooper

• NASA satellites to predict hurricane paths by studying their cores

  By Jon Fingas

• Exotic quantum laser could help study other planets

  By Jon Fingas

• NASA wants to send your names to Mars with the InSight lander

  By Mariella Moon

• NASA releases gorgeous image of Saturn's moon Dione

  By Amber Bouman

• NASA's LADEE confirms the moon's atmosphere has neon

  By Mariella Moon

• Indian probe captures 3D image of vast Mars canyon

  By Steve Dent

• Younger version of Jupiter provides clues to planet formation

  By Mariella Moon

• NASA fires up engine that will take the SLS to Mars

  By Mariella Moon

• Get your telescopes: the Perseids meteor shower peaks tonight

  By Mariella Moon

• 'Cities at Night' uses ISS photos to map light pollution

  By Mariella Moon

• NASA wants more ideas for its low-cost CubeSat nanosatellites

  By Mat Smith

• Virtual reality video project will immerse you in space

  By Jon Fingas

• NASA astronauts will eat space-grown veggies for the first time

  By Jon Fingas

• Mars Express videos the red planet from orbit

  By Mariella Moon

• ?A guy in the UK called the ISS from his backyard and you can too

  By Sean Buckley

• How real spacesuits differ from movie versions

  By Mariella Moon

• DSCOVR photographs the moon's journey across the Earth

  By Mariella Moon

• NASA renews ISS flight contract with Russia for $490 million

  By Mariella Moon

• Now you can drive around Mars with NASA's Curiosity simulator

  By Sean Buckley

• Largest plane in the world to perform test flights in 2016

  By Mariella Moon

• 'Star Trek's' Uhura will join a NASA mission (but not to space)

  By Devindra Hardawar

Streaming (49)

• Apple is reportedly planning to make its own original video content

  By Nathan Ingraham

• New 'Feminist Frequency' video examines 'women as reward'

  By Jessica Conditt

• Those Netflix movies you lost just went to Hulu

  By Steve Dent

• Netflix hopes you won't mind losing access to some big movies

  By Jon Fingas

• Netflix for the Wii U adds new features like individual profiles

  By Richard Lawler

• Major UK music body sues SoundCloud over unpaid royalties

  By Matt Brian

• Dear Veronica: Geocache hunting and cord killing

  By Veronica Belmont

• Library app lets you check out 'The Walking Dead' and other digital comics

  By Roberto Baldwin

• YouTube Gaming aims to be the most popular streaming site in town

  By Jessica Conditt

• Cablevision will sell streaming CBS, Showtime to cord-cutters

  By Richard Lawler

• TuneIn Premium streams live sports, music and audiobooks for $8 a month

  By Billy Steele

• BT outbowls Sky to show England's next Ashes series

  By Matt Brian

• Dr. Dre's 'Compton' makes its way to Google Music, Rdio and others

  By Billy Steele

• Spotify's new privacy policy shouldn't freak you out

  By Aaron Souppouris

• HBO Now arrives on Amazon's Fire TV and Fire TV Stick

  By Billy Steele

• MusicCast is Yamaha's answer to Apple Airplay and Google Cast

  By Edgar Alvarez

• EE TV's getting new mobile features and on-demand apps

  By Nick Summers

• BBC iPlayer now lets you pause and resume shows on different devices

  By Nick Summers

• Chrome add-on helps you watch Netflix with friends

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Age ratings for online UK music videos are here to stay

  By Nick Summers

• Apple's rebranded Music Festival will be livestreamed on Beats 1

  By Nick Summers

• Recommended Reading: Watching football without cable

  By Billy Steele

• Breaking up is painful, so is this vertical music video

  By Amber Bouman

• Comcast to launch its own YouTube rival called 'Watchable'

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Fox Sports is streaming a Bundesliga soccer game on YouTube

  By Edgar Alvarez

• 'I Dream of Wires' synth documentary is streaming on Netflix

  By Billy Steele

• HBO's exclusive deal for 'Sesame Street' cuts out Amazon and Netflix

  By Richard Lawler

• LG's premium phones to get a Hi-Fi music service

  By Mariella Moon

• Cut the Cable Cord, Skip Satellite, Switch to Streaming TV

  By Sarah Pike

• Rdio adds free live radio stations to its streaming library

  By Billy Steele

• Netflix is making 'Mascots,' a film from Christopher Guest

  By Edgar Alvarez

• 3 Reasons Smosh May Be the Best Video Marketers EVER

  By Matthew Yeoman

• Sky Sports customers can now watch goal replays on their phones

  By Nick Summers

• Spotify is reportedly scaling back free streaming

  By Billy Steele

• Song sharing service This Is My Jam shuts down the 'right' way

  By Jon Fingas

• The Wachowskis' Netflix show 'Sense8' gets a second season

  By Jon Fingas

• Prince's 'HITNRUN' arrives September 7th as a Tidal exclusive

  By Billy Steele

• PlayStation's streaming TV service rolls out to Dallas and Miami

  By Mat Smith

• HBO Now finally gets Google Chromecast support

  By Devindra Hardawar

• 'Oculus Cinema' will let friends watch movies 'together'

  By James Trew

• Pornhub launches a Netflix-style subscription service

  By Daniel Cooper

• Apple Music recruits 11 million trial users in six weeks

  By Steve Dent

• YouTube is getting rid of '301+ Views'

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Sky's new Now TV box is full HD compatible after all

  By Jamie Rigg

• Dr. Dre's 'Compton' is an Apple Music exclusive

  By Billy Steele

• Sky's new £15 Now TV box arrives this week

  By Jamie Rigg

• YouTube makes new desktop player available to everyone

  By Mariella Moon

• Roku's Dropbox channel puts cloud files on your TV

  By Jon Fingas

• Sling TV says Comcast/NBC doesn't want to run its ads

  By Richard Lawler

Tablets (5)

• Samsung Galaxy Tab S2 pre-orders start today

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• LG's latest 10-inch Android tablet comes with a sharper screen

  By Mat Smith

• Jolla's crowdsourced tablet is up for pre-order

  By Sean Buckley

• Macy's fights online shopping with a tablet in fitting rooms

  By Edgar Alvarez

• iPad mini 4 split view support clues hidden in El Capitan

  By Mariella Moon

Technology (5)

• The After Math: A robot fights for funding, vaping's vote of confidence

  By Mat Smith

• Unofficial Amiibo can use data for any Nintendo figurine

  By Jon Fingas

• The After Math: Periscope views and new Samsung phones

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Here's a curved LG sound bar to go with your curved LG TV

  By Mat Smith

• Microsoft's HoloLens headset will reach developers within a year

  By Jon Fingas

Tomorrow (5)

• Flexible phone concept bends to control apps

  By Mariella Moon

• Inhabitat's Week in Green: pod homes and electric highways

  By Inhabitat

• Defend your desk with a 3D printed rubber band auto-gun

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Inhabitat's Week in Green: hypersonic jets and spider cars

  By Inhabitat

• ICYMI: Keurig-like cocktails, handmade holograms and more

  By Kerry Davis

TV & Movies (22)

• What's on your HDTV: 'Mad Max', college football, 'Mr. Robot' finale

  By Richard Lawler

• HTC's Peter Chou joins visual effects studio behind 'Iron Man 3' (updated)

  By Richard Lai

• 'Hunger Games,' 'Twilight' studio is doing a 'Borderlands' movie

  By Jessica Conditt

• Impoverished 'Star Wars' company to hold merchandise telethon

  By Aaron Souppouris

• What's on your HDTV: 'Gears', 'Mr. Robot' finale, 'The Carmichael Show'

  By Richard Lawler

• Stephen Colbert's first 'Late Show' guests include Tesla and Uber CEOs

  By Jon Fingas

• Sky Sports will show 100 extra La Liga matches this season

  By Nick Summers

• 'Citizen Mars': the story of five people and a one-way trip to the red planet

  By Michael Gorman

• Latest Sky+ update helps you discover new movies

  By Jamie Rigg

• DirecTV's first 4K set-top box works with any screen

  By Jon Fingas

• What's on your HDTV: 'Fear the Walking Dead', 'Punk'd' and 'Zombi'

  By Richard Lawler

• 'Star Wars: Episode IX' gets the director from 'Jurassic World'

  By Jon Fingas

• BBC Three's TV channel set to disappear on March 1st 2016

  By Nick Summers

• Pixar will open-source the code for a key movie-making tool

  By Jon Fingas

• What's on your HDTV: 'Humans' season finale, 'Mad Max: Fury Road'

  By Richard Lawler

• VR film festival will tour the US and Canada this fall

  By Mariella Moon

• Recommended Reading: How baseball's tech team changed television

  By Billy Steele

• BT exclusive 'Fear The Walking Dead' to premiere on August 31st

  By Matt Brian

• Watch 'The Martian' astronauts struggle with isolation training

  By Jon Fingas

• Sky retains Spanish football TV rights for three more years

  By Matt Brian

• What's on your HDTV: 'Innerspace' Blu-ray, 'True Detective' finale

  By Richard Lawler

• Disney explains why its 3D animation looks so realistic

  By Jon Fingas

Wearables (39)

• Samsung's Gear S2 is a classy Tizen watch with a rotating bezel

  By Chris Velazco

• Android Wear now works with iPhones

  By Nicole Lee

• Motorola's new Moto 360 Sport model breaks cover

  By Billy Steele

• Sony is crowdfunding a smart watch with a dumb face

  By Matt Brian

• LG dresses its luxury smartwatch in a gold suit

  By Daniel Cooper

• Babolat and PIQ team up for a pair of wrist-worn tennis wearables

  By Philip Palermo

• Pentagon dives into advanced wearables with Apple, Harvard and others

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Huawei aims high with $800 gold-plated Watch

  By Steve Dent

• Tencent's kids smartwatch is both cute and connected

  By Richard Lai

• Expect a 'limited number' of HTC Vive VR headsets this year

  By Richard Lawler

• The Dexcom G5 lets diabetics track blood sugar on their phone

  By Sean Buckley

• Samsung's Gear S2 makes its Instagram debut on an exec's wrist

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Swatch plans multiple smartwatches, but they'll be simple

  By Jon Fingas

• Motorola's Moto 360 sequel shows up in the wild

  By Jon Fingas

• Android Wear update makes watch faces come to life

  By Amber Bouman

• Sony's latest SmartBand has a heart rate monitor

  By Steve Dent

• Hack puts custom faces on your Apple Watch

  By Jon Fingas

• Intel shows off its wearable 'Curie' chip using BMX tricks

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Fossil unveils Android Wear smartwatch and other wearables

  By Billy Steele

• You can try an Apple Watch without an appointment

  By Jon Fingas

• Misfit teams up with Speedo on a fitness tracker for swimmers

  By Billy Steele

• Motorola's next smartwatch might come in small and large sizes

  By Nick Summers

• Apple Watch gets more band options for larger wrists

  By Billy Steele

• Fitbit adds Cortana support, Xbox One app coming this year

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Smart dog collar tracks your pooch's diet and location

  By Mariella Moon

• Samsung teases round Gear S2 smartwatch (update: more pics)

  By Steve Dent

• Soul Electronics' new sport headphones double as a walkie talkie

  By Billy Steele

• Omate's pricey ring vibrates just for your beloved

  By Richard Lai

• Quantum VJ puts a glitchy audio visualizer around your neck

  By Jon Fingas

• Japan's Privacy Visor will hide your face from software for $240

  By Chris Velazco

• Google Glass Is Going To Be Making A Comeback

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• Who is a smartwatch for?

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• The surprising joy of Time's virtual reality cover starring Palmer Luckey

  By Jessica Conditt

• Custom $3,100 Apple Watch celebrates famed Russian leaders

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Garmin's latest low-cost running watch gives you live tracking

  By Jon Fingas

• Cristiano Ronaldo teams with Monster for his own line of headphones

  By Billy Steele

• Finally, a $9,000 watch that attaches to your Apple Watch

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• World's first braille smartwatch is an ebook reader and more

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• Apple Watch now works with August's designer smart lock

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Xbox (24)

• Xbox One bundle packs 1TB hybrid drive and Elite pad for $499

  By Nick Summers

• Razer is making its own customizable Xbox One controller

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Microsoft shoots down Xbox One Mini rumor

  By Nick Summers

• The adorable 'Kerbal Space Program' will land on Xbox One

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Third-person MOBA 'Smite' finally exits beta, launches on Xbox One

  By Sean Buckley

• Xbox One to Windows 10 game streaming is about to look a lot better

  By Sean Buckley

• Xbox One to Windows 10 streaming has a hidden video setting

  By Andrew Tarantola

• A game about a dude and his dragon is my Xbox One must-have

  By Nick Summers

• This is how you'll customize the Xbox One 'Elite' controller

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• JXE Streams: digging through the 'Rare Replay' vault

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Microsoft Studios lead talks Kinect and the future of Xbox

  By Aaron Souppouris

• How the TV show in Xbox One exclusive 'Quantum Break' works

  By Nick Summers

• Xbox 360 update will make it just as social as the Xbox One

  By Steve Dent

• Xbox One gets its first exclusive external hard drive

  By Matt Brian

• Xbox at Gamescom 2015: a recap of Microsoft's strong showing

  By Nick Summers

• The 'Halo 5' 1TB Xbox One is up for pre-order today

  By Jessica Conditt

• 'Crackdown 3' hits Xbox One in 2016

  By Jessica Conditt

• Microsoft says 'Quantum Break' coming April 5th, 2016

  By Steve Dent

• The Chatpad returns on Xbox One this November

  By Jon Fingas

• New Xbox dashboard and backwards compatibility come in November

  By Daniel Cooper

• Xbox One will be a 'full-featured' DVR for TV

  By Billy Steele

• We're live from Microsoft's Gamescom event!

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Xbox Live and ID@Xbox indie games coming to HoloLens

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Buying 'Gears of War: Ultimate Edition' gets you past games, too

  By Jon Fingas