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Accessories (14)

• The Das Keyboard 5Q is for working smarter, not harder

  By Brittany Vincent

• Bose helps kids build their own speaker with a $149 kit

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Engadget giveaway: win a PowerCache 220 courtesy of Monoprice!

  By Jon Turi

• Dell made a 70-inch touchscreen for schools

  By Jon Fingas

• Accessory giant Incipio buys headphone maker Skullcandy

  By Jon Fingas

• Kodi jumps into hardware with a Raspberry Pi case

  By Richard Lawler

• Charge your phone with KFC's new take-out box

  By David Lumb

• WiFi-connected hard drive fits a Plex server in your pocket

  By Richard Lawler

• UE adds Google and Siri voice integration to its Boom speakers

  By Jon Turi

• Turtle Beach's glass speaker fires a focused 'beam' of audio

  By Aaron Souppouris

• USB-C and Lightning headphones aren't great news for everyone

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Bose goes wireless with the QuietComfort 35 headphones

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Synaptics' under-glass fingerprint reader is almost here

  By Richard Lai

• Wrap yourself in a cone of sound with this directional speaker

  By Nicole Lee

AI (22)

• AI lawyer shoots down 160,000 parking tickets

  By Jon Fingas

• Artificial intelligence could be used to stop car smugglers

  By Sean Buckley

• Combat AI beats the Air Force's top tactical experts

  By Andrew Dalton

• Wisconsin's sentencing algorithm faces a court battle

  By Jon Fingas

• ICYMI: Deep learning computers decode human interactions

  By Kerry Davis

• Computers learn to predict high-fives and hugs

  By Jon Fingas

• AI is nearly as good as humans in detecting breast cancer

  By Mariella Moon

• Google AI learns how to play soccer with a virtual ant

  By Jon Fingas

• New algorithm aims to predict ISIS attacks

  By Andrew Dalton

• FBI's facial recognition system can access 411 million photos

  By Mariella Moon

• IBM's AI can predict how we'll react to the weather

  By Steve Dent

• Former Android chief is betting on quantum computing and AI

  By Mariella Moon

• Machine-vision algorithms help craft realistic portraits from sketches

  By Brittany Vincent

• Apple iOS 10 uses AI to help you find photos and type faster

  By Jon Fingas

• Machines can generate sound effects that fool humans

  By Steve Dent

• This short film was written by a sci-fi hungry neural network

  By Brittany Vincent

• Google DeepMind AI learns to play 'Montezuma's Revenge'

  By Mariella Moon

• Google's Deepmind AI will play Go against the world number one

  By Matt Brian

• Google is working on a kill switch to prevent an AI uprising

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• FBI is building a tattoo tracking AI to identify criminals

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Intel's new consumer head dreams of building J.A.R.V.I.S.

  By Devindra Hardawar

• AI that picked Oscar winners could predict the next US president

  By Mona Lalwani

Amazon (14)

• Amazon opens up grocery deliveries to more of London

  By Jamie Rigg

• Amazon's Prime Day clearout returns on July 12th

  By Daniel Cooper

• Amazon is offering deep smartphone discounts for Prime members

  By Brittany Vincent

• Amazon's new Dash buttons restock Nerf, Play-Doh and more

  By Billy Steele

• Ask Alexa to add new features to your Amazon Echo

  By Steve Dent

• Amazon made flipping through books on Kindles and tablets easier

  By Chris Velazco

• Amazon helps teachers share free digital education tools

  By Jon Fingas

• FAA fines Amazon for two more shipments of unlabeled chemicals

  By Billy Steele

• Amazon backs 'Vainglory' mobile eSports tournament

  By Mariella Moon

• Paris fears Amazon Prime Now will 'destabilize' its economy

  By Steve Dent

• Logitech beta testing Harmony integration with Amazon Echo

  By Brittany Vincent

• Amazon angers FAA by shipping industrial chemicals via UPS

  By Daniel Cooper

• Amazon reportedly working on a standalone music streaming service

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Amazon Fresh UK grocery delivery service launches in London

  By Matt Brian

Apple (40)

• WSJ: Apple in talks to buy Tidal

  By Richard Lawler

• Apple CEO Tim Cook takes a new role on Nike's board

  By Richard Lawler

• Apple's differential privacy algorithm will require you to opt-in

  By Mona Lalwani

• Apple stops selling the Thunderbolt Display

  By Jon Fingas

• Apple left iOS 10's core code unencrypted on purpose

  By Mariella Moon

• Apple Pay users can withdraw money from select BoA ATMs

  By Mariella Moon

• Your iBooks price fixing credit is on its way

  By Jon Fingas

• Apple might open stores in India thanks to relaxed rules

  By Jon Fingas

• Apple won't assist the Republican convention due to Trump

  By Jon Fingas

• Chinese firm claims Apple copied its design for iPhone 6 (update)

  By Richard Lai

• Apple will deactivate Flash by default on Safari 10

  By Mariella Moon

• Apple needed to make a standalone HomeKit app

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Apple's use of 'differential privacy' is necessary but not new

  By Mona Lalwani

• Watch Apple's WWDC 2016 keynote in 15 minutes

  By Billy Steele

• What happened at WWDC 2016?

  By Richard Lawler

• Apple's new file system revolves around encryption

  By Jon Fingas

• The After Math: Apple WWDC 2016

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Apple's Swift Playgrounds is an app that teaches kids how to code

  By Nicole Lee

• Apple's iOS 10 will transcribe voicemails and show calls made in apps

  By Steve Dent

• Apple beefs up Messages with a slew of new features

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Apple introduces Home app to control your connected devices

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Apple WatchOS 3's SOS feature alerts emergency services anywhere

  By David Lumb

• Apple opens Siri up to third-party apps

  By Daniel Cooper

• Apple will let you delete stock iOS apps

  By Mariella Moon

• Apple announces iOS 10, which puts 3D Touch almost everywhere

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Apple is bringing Siri to the Mac for hands-free access

  By Mona Lalwani

• Apple Pay is coming to the mobile web

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Apple details its latest desktop operating system: macOS Sierra

  By Edgar Alvarez

• OS X is now macOS

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Apple WatchOS 3 is faster, more intuitive and fitness-friendly

  By Jon Fingas

• Live from WWDC 2016!

  By Dana Wollman

• Where to stream Apple's WWDC 2016 keynote

  By Andrew Dalton

• Siri hints at upcoming Mac support

  By Jon Fingas

• Apple will turn landfill gas into sweet electricity

  By Daniel Cooper

• Bloomberg: Intel will supply modem chips for the next iPhone

  By Daniel Cooper

• What to expect from Apple's WWDC keynote next week

  By Chris Velazco

• Apple Stores are being targeted by thieves dressed as employees

  By Mariella Moon

• Apple creates a new company to sell solar energy

  By Mariella Moon

• Apple hints at OS X rebrand in the App Store

  By Steve Dent

• Apple standalone 5K display might include its own graphics chip

  By Jon Fingas

Apps (73)

• Facebook's Paper news-reading app to shut down next month

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Spotify: Apple is holding up app approval to squash competition

  By Billy Steele

• Stream PS Vue's cord-cutting service from your Android device

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Google Fit gets a colorful redesign and improved goal setting

  By Steve Dent

• On-demand food service delivers beer with your meal

  By Jon Fingas

• VLC media player hits Windows 10 today, Xbox One this summer

  By Jon Fingas

• Windows 10 Anniversary Update arrives August 2nd

  By Jon Fingas

• Valve's mobile version of Steam finally hits Windows Phone

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• New rules for Chinese App Store mean mandatory identity tracking

  By Brittany Vincent

• Evernote's free plan no longer lets you sync more than two devices

  By Brittany Vincent

• Todoist's business platform has a new activity log and notifications

  By Nathan Ingraham

• How Choosing the Right Mobile App Template Improves Consumer Experiences

  By Jimmy Rohampton

• How to use the Ultra-fast image converter and editor?

  By Lisa Rachel

• The Effectiveness of Xamarin for Cross Platform Development: 7 Reasons Explained

  By Juned Ghanchi

• The Bliss of Web Data Extraction Tools

  By Amit Sen

• Leaked Google support app shares your Nexus phone's screen

  By Jon Fingas

• Neural net photography tweaks go mobile with Prisma on iOS

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Roku puts your laptop in control of movie night

  By Richard Lawler

• Chicago allows Airbnb to operate under restrictions

  By David Lumb

• Simple Habit aims to de-stress you with 5-minute meditations

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Dropbox's iOS app will scan the scraps of paper cluttering your office

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Android Pay will tell you where it works nearby

  By Daniel Cooper

• Barclays launches its answer to Android Pay

  By Matt Brian

• BBM Video for Android and iPhone is now out in Asia-Pacific

  By Mariella Moon

• Stave off creepy texting partners with Burner's Ghostbot

  By Brittany Vincent

• VLC for Android now plays videos from your local network

  By Jon Fingas

• Yahoo's latest mobile app is a conversational travel planner

  By Andrew Dalton

• Sonos puts speaker controls on your iPhone's lock screen

  By Jon Fingas

• Microsoft's 'internet mash-up' service Flow gets a mobile app

  By Mat Smith

• Adobe Photoshop adds Content-Aware Crop and font suggestions

  By Billy Steele

• Facebook Messenger's SMS push might break Android app rules (updated)

  By Jon Fingas

• Mobile Apps and Devices Can Maximize Workplace Productivity

  By David Kirby

• New York votes to ban ads for whole apartments on Airbnb

  By Jon Fingas

• Waze will help you avoid difficult intersections

  By Mariella Moon

• Shazam's background listening feature comes to Android

  By Jamie Rigg

• Android apps are now available on Chrome OS

  By Steve Dent

• Disney app will narrate 'Finding Dory' for blind theatergoers

  By Mariella Moon

• Google's GIF-searching Gboard app is now available in the UK

  By Matt Brian

• FreedomPop's apps put free minutes and texts on any device

  By Jamie Rigg

• Meerkat team reportedly behind 'Houseparty' app

  By Steve Dent

• Apple will only let you remove iOS 10 apps, not delete them

  By Mariella Moon

• Talkatone App Solves Your Phone Problems

  By Dianna Labrien

• New app lets anyone spot and help migrant boats in distress (Update)

  By Cherlynn Low

• WhatsApp can quote messages you want to respond to

  By Mariella Moon

• Say goodbye to the old Yahoo Messenger on August 5th

  By Andrew Dalton

• Lowe's has a Tango AR app for home improvement projects

  By Billy Steele

• Android can launch apps based on where you are

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• GIF whatever is on your Android screen with 'Mirror'

  By Steve Dent

• New Mobile Apps For Diabetes Management

  By Adam Colbert

• Chrome 51 on Android brings tabs back

  By Richard Lawler

• Apple's App Store is changing, starting with subscriptions

  By Andrew Dalton

• Airbnb makes it easier to find a place to stay with your friends

  By Nathan Ingraham

• LastPass is the first password manager extension on Edge

  By Richard Lawler

• Slack finally opens up work calls to everyone

  By Devindra Hardawar

• France releases terror alert app in time for Euro 2016

  By Steve Dent

• Opera's battery-saving web browser is now available to everyone

  By Jon Fingas

• Job Board Plugins Which Push The Social Media Transfer With Ease

  By Allan Smith

• Twitter's Android app gets the Material Design treatment

  By Nick Summers

• Getting Divorced in the 21st Century - There's an App for That...

  By Adam Colbert

• Virgin Trains has its own free on-board streaming app

  By Jamie Rigg

• Unofficial Belgian beer emojis use the appropriate glassware

  By Jessica Conditt

• Now TiVo Bolt owners can stream TV anywhere

  By Richard Lawler

• Google launches beta testing program for Maps on Android

  By Mariella Moon

• Lenovo's Cortana-powered file finder app is finally out

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Adidas brings its Yeezy reservation app to some European cities

  By Edgar Alvarez

• VSCO update simplifies how you capture, edit and browse photos

  By Billy Steele

• Vysor allows you to mirror multiple Android devices

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Facepalm, selfie and shrug emoji are on the way

  By Billy Steele

• Ex-Opera chief's new browser gets custom mouse gestures

  By Mariella Moon

• The NBA's fitness app gives you training tips from the pros

  By Billy Steele

• Google Play will suggest neglected apps for you to uninstall

  By Daniel Cooper

• How to Beat App Clutter on Your Phone

  By Dianna Labrien

• Building Mobile Apps - How Can You Build A Mobile App Which Users Will Love?

  By Allan Smith

Big Tech (19)

• The Mad Genius of Elon Musk

  By David Kirby

• Sony adds cheaper 4K TVs to its lineup

  By Richard Lawler

• HTC's Vive business is now run by a new subsidiary

  By Andrew Dalton

• Best Buy hopes to offer in-home tech advice

  By Jon Fingas

• Reuters: Big tech companies are auto-purging extremist content

  By Mariella Moon

• Alibaba founder says fake goods have 'no place' on his site

  By Daniel Cooper

• Elon Musk's companies team up: Tesla offers to buy SolarCity

  By Richard Lawler

• Mozilla's next logo will be shaped by its users

  By Cherlynn Low

• Apple and Microsoft reportedly vetoed a rifle emoji

  By Cherlynn Low

• Samsung will take on Google and Amazon in the cloud

  By Steve Dent

• Alibaba founder: Fake goods can be better than the real deal

  By Daniel Cooper

• Former IBM employee accused of economic espionage

  By Andrew Dalton

• Twitter invests $70 million in SoundCloud

  By Jon Fingas

• Apple and Microsoft address Orlando, avoid gay community

  By Christopher Trout

• Tesla allegedly exchanged repairs for owner silence

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• PayPal won't refund a Twitch troll's $50,000 in donations

  By Jon Fingas

• Airbnb CEO addresses issues with racist hosts

  By Nathan Ingraham

• What to expect from Lenovo's Tech World event this week

  By Jon Fingas

• Google pulls Chrome extension used to target Jewish people

  By Daniel Cooper

Buying Guides (17)

• 5 Awesome Tech Conferences you need to Know About

  By cormac reynolds

• Top 5 Tips To Choose Best Online Backup Service

  By Kevin Nouse

• Run Your Website Like A Pro by Installing The Best Server Management Tools and Software

  By Allan Smith

• Best Single Board Computers 2016: The Tech Giving Raspberry Pi a Run for Its Money

  By Allan Smith

• 10 Beautifully Designed Ecommerce Sites With Great Design

  By Nabin Paudyal

• Six gadgets for a green camping trip

  By Inhabitat

• What is the best PC gaming controller?

  By Jeremy Peeples

• How to pick right Cisco compatible headsets?

  By Lisa Rachel

• What Computer Do You Really Need for Business?

  By SHERRY GRAY

• The Safest Hoverboard Available Today

  By Calvin Marks

• 7 Of The Best Smartphone Virtual Reality Apps

  By Jimmy Rohampton

• Top 7 Excel Formulas You Can't Do Without

  By Amit Sen

• 6 Excellent Websites That Pay You For Things You Already Do

  By Oladapo Dare Samuel

• 5 Cool Gadgets For Avid Cyclists

  By Dianna Labrien

• Star Wars-themed gadgets that every fan should have

  By Roxana Rosca

• 6 Must-Have Financial Apps for Your Phone

  By Allan Smith

• 5 Gadgets To Take On Your Next Trip

  By Jack Choros

Computing (17)

• How to Make The Most of Your Hosting

  By Dianna Labrien

• Your NVIDIA Shield now plays Netflix videos in HDR

  By Jon Fingas

• WiFi spec update promises to double your wireless speeds

  By Jon Fingas

• Everything You Need To Know About Using Fax Machine for Your Business

  By Allan Smith

• The Different Types That Define Cloud Hosting

  By Amy T.

• Chrome OS is getting a much-needed storage manager

  By Steve Dent

• China made the world's fastest supercomputer using its own chips

  By Jon Fingas

• BT's Smart Hub router promises stronger, more reliable WiFi

  By Nick Summers

• Researchers build a 1,000-core processor

  By Jon Fingas

• Windows 10 preview makes it easier to do a fresh install

  By Steve Dent

• Alienware banks on VR with the new Aurora desktop

  By Steve Dent

• NY Attorney General tells TWC its broadband is 'abysmal'

  By Billy Steele

• NVIDIA's Shield is now an all-in-one Plex box

  By Daniel Cooper

• Computex highlighted VR's growing pains

  By Nicole Lee

• Computex 2016: It's a wrap!

  By Richard Lai

• A combination standing desk / PC is the ultimate all-in-one

  By Nicole Lee

• Computex's most excessive PC mod is a cotton candy machine

  By Mat Smith

Cybersecurity (49)

• US wiretap operations encountering encryption fell in 2015

  By Roberto Baldwin

• ACLU sues US over law limiting data discrimination studies

  By Jon Fingas

• Google: Symantec antivirus flaws are 'as bad as it gets'

  By Steve Dent

• Hacker claims to have 655,000 health care records for sale

  By Jon Fingas

• Edward Snowden is not a fan of Russia's 'Big Brother' bill

  By Steve Dent

• Google's Sundar Pichai latest target of social media hackers (updated)

  By Jamie Rigg

• Chrome exploit makes life easier for video pirates

  By Jon Fingas

• Philippines man charged with raiding US celebrities' accounts

  By Jon Fingas

• IRS kills e-filing PINs prematurely due to cyberattacks

  By Mariella Moon

• Snowden's email provider confirms it was an investigation target

  By Jon Fingas

• Russia set to pass bill requiring ISPs to eavesdrop on customer data

  By David Lumb

• FBI moves to keep its Tor hacking tool secret

  By Andrew Dalton

• Judge says the FBI can hack your computer without a warrant

  By Jessica Conditt

• The clownish fight over who hacked the DNC

  By Violet Blue

• Diversify Network Connection for Better Business Protection

  By Tara Marie

• Financial Experts Advise More Funding for Cybersecurity Startups

  By Raul Harman

• Warrantless data searches narrowly miss Senate approval

  By Andrew Dalton

• Drug trafficker gets 20 years thanks to emails he never sent

  By Steve Dent

• Is There a Way To Outsmart Malware?

  By Dianna Labrien

• Acer admits hackers stole up to 34,000 customer credit cards

  By Steve Dent

• Cryptocurrency raider takes $60 million in digital cash

  By Jon Fingas

• Pentagon wants more people to hack its websites and networks

  By Mariella Moon

• House votes down privacy measure blocking backdoors

  By Andrew Dalton

• 'Spam King' is sentenced to 2.5 years in prison

  By Mariella Moon

• DNC accuses Russian hackers of stealing opposition research

  By Andrew Tarantola

• North Korean hackers stole US fighter jet blueprints

  By Cherlynn Low

• Cyber 'bombs,' digital D-Days and other nonsense

  By Violet Blue

• Hacker hijacks @Deray by redirecting his Verizon phone number

  By Richard Lawler

• The NSA wants to spy on the Internet of Things

  By Andrew Dalton

• Engadget moved to HTTPS because we love you

  By Conrad Muan

• Twitter locks 'millions' of accounts with exposed passwords

  By Richard Lawler

• Twitter 'confident' that 32 million usernames weren't hacked

  By David Lumb

• US intelligence wants real-time behavior monitoring software

  By Andrew Dalton

• University of Calgary hands over $16,000 in ransomware attack

  By Andrew Dalton

• UK spies may have risked lives by collecting too much data

  By Jon Fingas

• Investigatory Powers Bill gets vote of approval from MPs

  By Jamie Rigg

• Researchers hack phone vibration motor to act as a microphone

  By Andrew Dalton

• Tech firms say FBI wants browsing history without warrant

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Some big websites might require you to change passwords

  By Mariella Moon

• Florida man gets four years in prison for selling Vitamixes on eBay

  By Andrew Dalton

• NY Fed rejected, then later approved $81 million bank heist

  By David Lumb

• Sophisticated hack attack? Don't believe the hype.

  By Violet Blue

• ISIS worries that fake Android apps are spying on its ranks

  By Jon Fingas

• Mark Zuckerberg's lesser-known social accounts get compromised

  By Jon Fingas

• Snowden did more to raise NSA concerns than officials claimed

  By Jon Fingas

• Password app developer overlooks security hole to preserve ads

  By Jon Fingas

• Silk Road 2.0 staffer gets 8 years in prison

  By Jon Fingas

• Yahoo releases content of three FBI data requests to public

  By Sean Buckley

• FBI chiefs want databases exempt from privacy protections

  By Daniel Cooper

Entertainment (7)

• 'Serial' podcast subject Adnan Syed is granted a retrial

  By Mariella Moon

• A digital music box for the nostalgic remix artist

  By David Lumb

• Kanye West adds 'Saint Pablo' track to his living album

  By Richard Lawler

• Relive the '80s with the Korg Volca FM synthesizer

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Recommended Reading: Gary Numan's fascination with Moog synths

  By Billy Steele

• Bjork's VR love affair grows with 'Vulnicura' exhibition

  By Jessica Conditt

• George Carlin will be reborn as a stand-up hologram (update: maybe not)

  By Daniel Cooper

EVs and Transportation (72)

• These homemade wheels let you maneuver your car as you please

  By Brittany Vincent

• Tesla under investigation after first Autopilot-related death

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Toyota's car of the future drives like a Camry

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Toyota recalls another 1.4 million cars with defective airbags

  By Mona Lalwani

• BMW expands ReachNow car sharing service in Seattle

  By Andrew Dalton

• Chevrolet cuts in-car LTE data pricing in half

  By Andrew Dalton

• Uber will warn ?its drivers if they're speeding

  By Daniel Cooper

• 3 Amazing Pieces Car Techs For Today and 3 For The Future

  By cormac reynolds

• Zipcar tests pay-per-mile pricing system for short trips

  By Billy Steele

• VW agrees to $14.7 billion settlement over US diesel claims

  By Billy Steele

• Expect a settlement in the Volkswagen emissions fiasco tomorrow

  By Jessica Conditt

• Uber and Pandora to bring (more) music to rides

  By Daniel Cooper

• Sweden debuts the world's first 'electric highway'

  By Daniel Cooper

• Should autonomous vehicles save passengers or pedestrians?

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 'Upfront' Uber pricing replaces estimates with guarantees

  By Richard Lawler

• Chicago decides not to clamp down on ride-sharing services

  By Billy Steele

• Tech Working to End The 100 Deadliest Days of Driving

  By Tomas Revesz

• AP: VW will shell out $10.2 billion to settle emissions claims

  By Jessica Conditt

• Xiaomi's foldable electric bicycle costs just $460

  By Richard Lai

• Electric race car sets an acceleration world record

  By Jon Fingas

• 5 Technologies That Are Making Driving Safer

  By Jack Choros

• Formula E will pit drivers against gamers in virtual race

  By Daniel Cooper

• Faraday Future cleared to test self-driving cars in California

  By Jon Fingas

• Parents of Teens: Dash Cams Encourage Safe Driving Practices

  By Brian Yang

• BMW will repurpose i3 batteries for home energy storage

  By Andrew Dalton

• Feds finalize rules for commercial UAVs

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Karhoo takes its taxi-comparison app to more UK cities

  By Nick Summers

• Acura built an electric NSX to tackle Pikes Peak

  By Steve Dent

• ICYMI: 3D-printed, autonomous bus starts shuttling people

  By Kerry Davis

• Hyperloop One team dreams of connecting Europe and China

  By Daniel Cooper

• Inhabitat's Week in Green: The world's skinniest tower, and more!

  By Inhabitat

• As Scoot has grown, so has the size of its rental bikes

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Pro-Uber Austin politician sues to abolish fingerprint rule

  By Mariella Moon

• Lexus software update gives new meaning to 'car crash'

  By Violet Blue

• Mini's latest concept is the mood ring of cars

  By David Lumb

• Volkswagen plans to launch 30 electric cars in 10 years

  By Matt Brian

• Olli is an IBM Watson-powered driverless electric bus

  By Mariella Moon

• A driverless Rolls-Royce means you can fire your chauffeur

  By Andrew Dalton

• There's more money in on-demand taxis than going to Mars

  By Daniel Cooper

• UberEats food deliveries come to London

  By Nick Summers

• Here's maps will help you find available EV charging stations

  By Jon Fingas

• Uber deal gives you free rides when you pay with Capital One

  By Jon Fingas

• iScout HUD helps drivers with directions and blind spots

  By Steve Dent

• Harley-Davidson will make an electric motorcycle in 5 years

  By Jon Fingas

• Tesla will soon sell EVs at a Nordstrom store in LA

  By Steve Dent

• Nissan's bio-ethanol fuel cell would lower the cost of clean cars

  By Jon Fingas

• France fines Uber for illegal ridesharing

  By Cherlynn Low

• Tesla offers Model X owners shades to block out the haters

  By Nick Summers

• Uber is letting business travellers book rides in advance

  By Daniel Cooper

• Uber's delivery service just went mainstream

  By Sean Buckley

• Tesla's most affordable Model S returns with bigger battery

  By Billy Steele

• LAPD adds 100 BMW i3 EVs to its non-emergency fleet

  By Billy Steele

• UberPOOL will give you $2 if it makes you late

  By Mariella Moon

• Lexus nav systems are acting up nationwide (updated)

  By Richard Lawler

• Faraday Future aims to test self-driving cars in Michigan

  By Jon Fingas

• Passenger drone gets permission for US flight tests

  By Jon Fingas

• Infiniti wants to bring highway self-driving to new models

  By Devindra Hardawar

• The UK gets its first driverless car insurer

  By Matt Brian

• Santiago subway will be the first powered mostly by the sun

  By Andrew Dalton

• Uber reduces the chances that drivers will cancel your ride

  By Jon Fingas

• Beacons help pregnant women get seats on Korean trains

  By Aaron Souppouris

• The Hoverboard Craze & Its Safety

  By Calvin Marks

• Uber's food delivery service is coming to London

  By Jamie Rigg

• Walmart is testing grocery deliveries with Uber and Lyft

  By Daniel Cooper

• Uber comes to Japan to help the elderly

  By Daniel Cooper

• Google's self-driving cars now know when to honk

  By Andrew Dalton

• Volkswagen ponders a luxury Uber rival with Porsche cars

  By Daniel Cooper

• Inside Honda's ghost town for testing autonomous cars

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Musk: Tesla will do 'the obvious thing' for Autopilot on Model 3

  By Richard Lawler

• Uber snags a massive $3.5 billion investment from Saudi Arabia

  By Richard Lawler

• Faraday Future is already prepping for its second EV factory

  By Jon Fingas

• Free Supercharging won't come standard on the Tesla Model 3

  By Andrew Dalton

Gaming (132)

• 'BioShock: The Collection' hits PS4, Xbox One and PC in September

  By Jessica Conditt

• 'Ghostbusters: Dimension' is a glimpse at where VR is headed

  By Devindra Hardawar

• NFL legend Jim Brown settles 'Madden' lawsuit with EA

  By Edgar Alvarez

• YouTube Launching Gaming Channels

  By Lovisa Alvin

• 'Oddworld' creator on how customer feedback changed gaming

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Solve an FMV mystery with 'Her Story' on Android

  By Aaron Souppouris

• The new 'Doom' gets its first update on June 30th

  By Jon Fingas

• 'Batman: Return to Arkham' delayed indefinitely

  By David Lumb

• Mozilla made a game to teach you the basics of encryption

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• G2A attempts to appease game publishers with royalty payments

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• My pointless quest to achieve perfect retro console fidelity

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• 'No Man's Sky' soundtrack is going on tour around the world

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• Bizarre 'Street Fighter' gym gear includes Zangief dumbbells

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• BitSummit 4 takes over Kyoto with more indie games and devs

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• Celebrate 20 years of 'Quake' with a brand new game episode

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• 'Destiny' distances itself from PS3 and Xbox 360 in August

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• New Gordon Ramsay mobile game brings the heat and profanity

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• RZA teams up with Atari on a new video game-inspired album

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• 'CivilizationEDU' takes the strategy franchise to school

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• Oculus claims exclusive games are good for the VR industry

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• 'Banner Saga 2' gets bigger and badder with Survival Mode

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• Does the world need another first-person, team-based shooter?

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• 'Vampyr' and the gender politics of 1918 London

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• Tips and Tricks to Help You Test Out 2016's Up-And-Coming Games

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• 'Furi' unleashes nothing but boss battles on PS4 and Steam this July

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• 'Quake' marks its 20th anniversary

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• 'Hotline Miami 2' is ready for your user-built sequels

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• Game studio claims it lost $450,000 to key resales

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• 'Resident Evil 7' is going back to its horror roots

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• FIFA vs PES: The battle to make the best soccer game rages on

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• The 'Burnout' successor from Criterion Games is no more

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• Jump into the 'Overwatch' Competitive Play beta now

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• Teen responds to 'Overwatch' naysayers with a live skill display

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• The hostile takeover of 'Watch Dogs' studio Ubisoft continues

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• 'Outlast 2' drops you in a desert for a fresh batch of nightmares

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• 10 Mobile Gaming Trends to Watch Out For in 2016

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• Tencent buys the game company behind 'Clash of Clans'

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• Ben Heck's Hackmanji board game, part 2

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• 'Battlefield 1' learned a lot from 'Star Wars: Battlefront'

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• 'No Man's Sky' developer ends 'legal nonsense' battle over name

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• These were our favorite games, hardware and toys from E3 2016

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• 4 Technological Advancements in the Gaming Industry

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• A tour of Devolver's E3 anti-booth

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• E3 was secretly terrible for the future of virtual reality

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• IndieCade is the best it's ever been at E3 2016

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• Competitive Play coming to 'Overwatch' soon

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• 'Tekken 7' is built for spectacle and spectators

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• '1979 Revolution' arrives on iOS following Iranian ban

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• Zombie thriller 'Days Gone' will need to find its humanity to survive

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• Sky and Virgin Media to host 24-hour eSports TV channel

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• 'Titanfall 2' doesn't ditch Microsoft's cloud; it builds on it

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• What you're playing next: The best of E3's opening day

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• iOS 10 can livestream your games

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• We're live from E3 2016 in LA!

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• PS Vita slasher 'Severed' is coming to iOS, 3DS and Wii U

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• Jason is still up to his old tricks in 'Friday the 13th: The Game'

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• Everything we saw at Ubisoft's E3 event

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• Insomniac's take on Spider-Man features an experienced hero

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• Norman Reedus and Hideo Kojima reunite for 'Death Stranding'

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• 'Detroit: Become Human' is all about the decisions you make

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• Madden NFL 16 championships will be broadcast live on ESPN2

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• Kanye West releases game trailer for 'Only One'

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• DraftKings and FanDuel are reportedly talking about a merger (updated)

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• GoPro and Ubisoft join forces to bring thrillseekers 'Steep'

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• Oculus Touch will control over 30 games this year

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• 'Star Trek Bridge Crew' puts you inside a VR starship this fall

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• The next 'South Park' game will launch on December 6th

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• 'Ghost Recon: Wildlands' goes after the cartel on March 7th

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• Watch Ubisoft's E3 press conference right here

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• 'Minecraft' update takes cross-platform multiplayer online

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• Gwent from 'Witcher 3' is now its own digital card game

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• Mega Man creator's 'ReCore' hits Xbox One and PC September 18th

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• Play Anywhere puts the same games on Xbox and PC

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• Everything we saw at Bethesda's E3 event

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• 'Dishonored 2' gameplay teaser reveals new powers, casual time-travel

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• Try the first level of 'Doom' for free this week

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• 'Prey' reboot arrives in 2017

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• 'Skyrim Special Edition' is the remaster you asked for

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• The first teaser for the next 'The Walking Dead' game has just arrived

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• Here's everything we saw at EA's E3 'Play' event

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• EA has a bunch of new 'Star Wars' games coming

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• EA launches an indie publishing program with 'Fe'

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• 'Mass Effect: Andromeda' promises to be bigger and more beautiful

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• Telltale's episodic 'Batman' game launches this summer

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• 'Titanfall 2' explores the human-robot link on October 28th

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• The first 'Star Trek' VR game arrives this fall

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• 'Star Wars: Battlefront' gets Lando and Cloud City on June 21st

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• The soccer madness of 'Rocket League' goes cyberpunk June 20th

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• 'Game of Thrones' star Kit Harington is in the new 'Call of Duty'

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• 'Destiny' Rise of Iron expansion hits PS4, Xbox One in September

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• 'Minecraft: Education Edition' launches in early access

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• 'Witcher 3's Gwent may become a standalone card game

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• 'Deus Ex: Mankind Divided' gets arcade-style competitive mode

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• 'Deus Ex Go' makes puzzles out of hacking and augmentation

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• 'Injustice 2' will make more dream superhero brawls reality

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• 'Kingdom Hearts 2.8' sets up 'Kingdom Hearts 3' this December

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• Jerks are plagiarizing 'Fallout 4' PC mods on Xbox One

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• Japanese 'Pokémon' fan poll crowns a favorite other than Pikachu

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• 'XCOM 2' arrives on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One September 6th

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• Online gaming was his gateway to professional racing

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• FIFA will test in-game video replays next year

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Google (52)

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• Google puts earthquake data directly in search results

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• Google's Spanish offices raided in tax investigation

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• Google's undersea cable connecting US and Japan is now live

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• Google Keep auto-creates topics for your notes

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• Google Maps for mobile now handles multiple destinations

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• Google is testing internet speeds straight from search

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• Google and Qualcomm are making Snapdragon chips Tango ready

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• Google is giving you power to control the ads you see online

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• Alphabet proposes scrapping buses in favor of Ubers (updated)

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• Google adds song lyrics to search results

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• Google brings higher-resolution imagery to Earth and Maps

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• Google's virtual reality field trips are available to everyone

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• Google's Project Bloks tinker toys teach coding to kids

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• Google reportedly ships its first non-Nexus phone this year

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• Google creates VR montage of Pride parades around the world

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• Google's AI fears are adorably mundane, for now

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• Google Fiber buys a gigabit ISP that uses fiber and wireless

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• Nest will begin curating its Works With Nest products online

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• Google will teach you to write Android apps

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• Android Pay Day offers UK discounts for mobile payments

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• Google Prompt streamlines two-step verification

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• Google brings 'intelligent search' to business users

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• Google clarifies how search autocomplete works

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• Nest is reportedly working on an outdoor security camera

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• Google Contacts lists verified Maps info for businesses

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• Google makes it easy to find lost phones and access My Account

  By Mariella Moon

• Google Now on Tap now lets you search via image and text

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Laptops (3)

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• Spin Samsung's Notebook 7 screen right round on June 26th

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Meta (20)

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• Facebook brings VR Reactions to 360-degree videos

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• Mark Zuckerberg holds his first live Facebook Q&A on June 14th

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• Facebook shoves mobile web users toward the Messenger app

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• Facebook: No, we're not using your phone's mic to eavesdrop

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Microsoft (27)

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• Students can get a free Xbox One with a Surface Pro 4

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• Microsoft drops Windows 10's 'messaging everywhere' feature

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• Microsoft revamps pushy Windows 10 upgrade process

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• Microsoft's hand-tracking magic may lead to gamepad-free VR

  By Steve Dent

• Microsoft sued for $10,000 after unwanted Windows 10 upgrade

  By Andrew Dalton

• Microsoft will stop making the Surface 3 in December

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• Microsoft puts your company intranet on your iPhone

  By Jon Fingas

• Microsoft updates Windows Maps as Here support is set to expire

  By Steve Dent

• Microsoft brings mobile payments to your Windows 10 phone

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• Microsoft helps you create links to your phone apps

  By Jon Fingas

• Microsoft trashes Chrome's impact on battery life

  By Jon Fingas

• Microsoft Groove builds smart music playlists around your tastes

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• Microsoft partners with a legal weed startup

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• Microsoft's new acquisition can enhance Cortana's chat bots

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• Why Microsoft is the best home for LinkedIn

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• Microsoft Acquires its Missing Link

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• Microsoft buys LinkedIn for $26.2 billion

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• Microsoft now offering Surface Membership Plans

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• Microsoft releases task tracking Planner app for Office 365

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• Microsoft has just what VR needs

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• Microsoft brings Outlook mail and calendar to HoloLens

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• Xiaomi bundles Microsoft Office and Skype with its devices

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• Microsoft gets into VR by letting others build HoloLens gear

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• Windows Hello fully opens up to non-Microsoft devices

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• Microsoft releases first update for Windows Holographic

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Mobile (18)

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• FCC lays out its big 5G push

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• Three's mobile ad-blocking trial starts today

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• The Importance of iBeacons Explained in the Present Context

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• Tesco Mobile will cut your bill if you agree to view ads

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• Three asks Ofcom to limit BT in next spectrum auction

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• Comcast brings its gigabit internet service to Nashville

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• T-Mobile's new Uncarrier move gives company stock to subscribers

  By Chris Velazco

• Sprint poached Verizon's 'Can you hear me now?' guy

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• American Airlines planes will get ViaSat's powerful WiFi

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• T-Mobile leads the big four in customer satisfaction survey

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• BT Mobile begins offering handset plans

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• Clinton's tech policy includes student loan relief for startups

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• Can Creativity Thrive in a Data-Centric World?

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• 4 Tech Tips to Help Millennials Get Off Their Assets and Start Investing

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• Adidas will release shoes made from ocean plastic this year

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• Rakuten is closing its UK marketplace

  By Matt Brian

• Getty launches VR group with 12,000 stock images

  By Steve Dent

• Withings' latest scale can gauge your cardiovascular health

  By Steve Dent

• Secret military tests in California could affect planes' GPS

  By Mariella Moon

• Keurig pulls the plug on its pod-based soda maker

  By Billy Steele

• Modern Tech in the NBA...2016 & Beyond

  By Solomon Wiesen

• Vizio takes on Sonos with Google Cast-friendly soundbars

  By Billy Steele

• How Technology Made Us Lazier and Less Productive

  By Dianna Labrien

• England isn't windy enough for new turbines, claims industry boss

  By Matt Brian

• What's on your HDTV: 'Voltron,' 'Mirror's Edge' and 'House of Lies'

  By Richard Lawler

• How Spiritual Advice Helps To Find Your Life Path

  By Amita choudhary

• The After Math: Technology to the rescue

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Recommended Reading: The Golden State Warriors' tech training

  By Billy Steele

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• The Public Access Weekly: Cake every day

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• New stats show how many newspaper jobs the internet has claimed

  By Jessica Conditt

• Target has an in-store space for explaining the smart home

  By Roberto Baldwin

• ICYMI: Pennyfarthing reboot, ice box fridge and more

  By Kerry Davis

• 7 MOST ANTICIPATED TECH TRENDS IN THE 2016 CONSUMER ELECTRONICS

  By Paul Glenn

• Walmart trials stock-checking drones in its warehouses

  By Sean Buckley

• A dozen dope articles from Public Access' first year

  By Amber Bouman

• ICYMI: AI earbuds, 3D-printed casts and more

  By Kerry Davis

• Be Part of the Economic Revolution: Launch an Online Store

  By SHERRY GRAY

• Happy Birthday Public Access!

  By Amber Bouman

• Australia puts traffic lights in the ground to alert phone addicts

  By Jon Fingas

• Rangefinder Technology & How it's Changed the Hunting Industry

  By Matthew Marley

Nintendo (15)

• Nintendo t-shirt design contest will be judged by Shigeru Miyamoto

  By Mat Smith

• Nintendo didn't show the NX at E3 over copycat concerns

  By Mat Smith

• The best way to play 'Splatoon' is with a hacked water gun

  By Mat Smith

• Nintendo's E3 'Zelda' booth is almost as good as the game itself

  By Nathan Ingraham

• ?'Mario Party: Star Rush' doesn't make you wait your turn

  By Sean Buckley

• ?Nintendo's 'Ever Oasis' is a dungeon crawler in the desert

  By Sean Buckley

• Celebrate E3 and new 'Zelda' with this lavish Nintendo sale

  By Brittany Vincent

• The new Zelda game will give us the first 'flexible' Amiibo

  By Sean Buckley

• 'Pokémon Sun and Moon' will offer four-player battle royales

  By Nick Summers

• 'The Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild' is Nintendo's next classic

  By Mat Smith

• Where to watch Nintendo's E3 announcement stream

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Nintendo's Power Glove transformed into drone controller

  By Brittany Vincent

• Nintendo tour lets you try 3DS games this summer

  By Jon Fingas

• Burger King Game Boy toy turned into real retro handheld

  By Daniel Cooper

• Special edition Nintendo Vans prove your inner nerd never died

  By Edgar Alvarez

PC Gaming (15)

• 'System Shock' remake is now live on Kickstarter with free demo

  By Brittany Vincent

• 'Overwatch' Competitive Play mode launches on PCs today

  By Jon Fingas

• Oculus stops preventing VR games from working with HTC's Vive

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Steam summer sale is poised to make a dent in your wallet

  By Mariella Moon

• Valve tests Steam Controller customizations and 3D VR screenshots

  By Richard Lawler

• Serious Sam's next adventure will be in virtual reality

  By Sean Buckley

• 'Superhot VR' brings time-bending shootouts to Oculus Rift

  By Nick Summers

• AMD targets esports and HD gaming with new Radeon RX GPUs

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Play 'Fallout 4' in VR next year

  By Aaron Souppouris

• 'Fallout Shelter' heads to PC in July, 'Fallout 4' gets new DLC

  By Jessica Conditt

• 'Quake' is coming back to the PC with a modern twist or two

  By Mat Smith

• Forge your own reality with Valve's free VR toolkit

  By Andrew Dalton

• ?GOG will add select Steam games to your library for free

  By Sean Buckley

• Valve has sold over 500,000 Steam Controllers

  By Sean Buckley

• Birdly and HTC Vive let you fly like a bird over Manhattan

  By Richard Lai

PlayStation (36)

• Intense music game 'Thumper' is a PlayStation VR launch title

  By Jon Fingas

• PS Plus members get free early access to 'Paragon' on July 5th

  By David Lumb

• Last PlayStation VR pre-orders start on June 30th

  By Jon Fingas

• Delays plague PlayStation 4 'Fallout 4' mod update

  By Brittany Vincent

• Abduct four pals for couch co-op in PS4's 'Alienation'

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 'The Banner Saga 2' is making its PS4 debut earlier than expected

  By Brittany Vincent

• Sony ends Ustream game broadcasts on PlayStation 4

  By David Lumb

• Sony will pay out millions to spurned PS3 Linux users

  By Andrew Dalton

• PS4's 'Detroit' couldn't have taken place anywhere else

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 'Here They Lie' made a nightmare feel safe on PlayStation VR

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• PlayStation VR demos begin at Best Buy and GameStop tomorrow

  By Billy Steele

• Kratos finds his humanity in the new 'God of War'

  By Nathan Ingraham

• PlayStation didn't need a new console at E3

  By Mat Smith

• Watch Sony's E3 2016 press event in 7 minutes

  By Billy Steele

• PS4 players can get 'Modern Warfare Remastered' a month early

  By Billy Steele

• Everything we saw at Sony's E3 2016 event

  By Mariella Moon

• PS VR Aim Controller promises 1:1 precision for virtual shooters

  By Richard Lawler

• ?'Resident Evil 7' will be fully playable in PlayStation VR

  By Sean Buckley

• 'Crash Bandicoot' is back

  By Aaron Souppouris

• PlayStation VR launches Oct. 13th

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Batman is coming to PlayStation's VR headset this October

  By Mat Smith

• 'The Last Guardian' finally arrives Oct. 25th

  By Mat Smith

• 'God of War' is coming to PS4

  By Richard Lawler

• Watch Sony's E3 press conference right here

  By Nick Summers

• Live from Sony's PlayStation showcase at E3!

  By Jessica Conditt

• Sony boss confirms PlayStation 4 'Neo' exists, won't be at E3

  By Aaron Souppouris

• The PSVR expansion to 'Volume' will debut at E3

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Sony adds 'Tethered' to its PlayStation VR launch lineup

  By Steve Dent

• 'Psychonauts' is available today on PS4 after all

  By Jessica Conditt

• 'World of Final Fantasy' coming to PS4 and Vita this October

  By Aaron Souppouris

• 'Persona 5' delayed in the US until February 2017

  By Aaron Souppouris

• 'Horizon: Zero Dawn' pushed back to February 28th, 2017

  By Jon Fingas

• Remastered 'Final Fantasy XII' comes to PS4 in 2017

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Sony will trade sweet PS4 game clips for swag

  By Jamie Rigg

• Sony adds picture-in-picture editing to PS4 Sharefactory app

  By Nick Summers

• 'Neverwinter' will debut on PS4 later this summer

  By Brittany Vincent

Reviews (34)

• The game that makes Kinect worthwhile: 'Fru'

  By Jessica Conditt

• Riding the SpeedX Leopard, a smarter carbon road bike

  By Nick Summers

• The PlayStation 4 revisited: small improvements for a solid system

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• AMD's Radeon RX 480 is the new king of budget video cards

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Huawei's MateBook is beautiful, but fundamentally flawed

  By Devindra Hardawar

• The Even headphones make you feel better about your poor hearing

  By Kris Naudus

• Bose's best headphones are even better wireless

  By Billy Steele

• A $1,500 smart oven made me the perfect leg of lamb

  By Nicole Lee

• MacOS Sierra first look: Siri, show me the new stuff

  By Dana Wollman

• Hasselblad's X1D is a medium-format mirrorless camera

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Mini review video: Our verdict on the OnePlus 3 in a minute

  By Engadget

• 'Batman Arkham VR' put me inside the Batsuit

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Amazon's Echo Dot is a great way to bring Alexa to more rooms

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Mercedes Benz's E300 is a luxury car that happens to be high-tech

  By Roberto Baldwin

• 'World Rally Championship 6' in VR is full of off-road rage

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 'ReCore' is the mashup of 'Metroid' and 'Mega Man' I didn't know I wanted

  By Nathan Ingraham

• The first 30 minutes of Telltale's 'Batman' are sexy and gritty

  By Jessica Conditt

• 'Breach' adds a smart, stylish mode to the new 'Deus Ex'

  By Mat Smith

• Fear and faith: 'The Last Guardian' is an incomplete opus

  By Aaron Souppouris

• 'Resident Evil 7' in VR is a sweaty, puke-inducing masterpiece

  By Jessica Conditt

• 'Breath of the Wild' is the boldest 'Zelda' game in years

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Test-driving LELO's 'condom of the future'

  By Christopher Trout

• OnePlus 3 review: The best phone you can get for $399

  By Chris Velazco

• The Gear Fit 2 is Samsung's best wearable yet

  By Devindra Hardawar

• The Moto Z vs. the competition: Much more than a gimmick

  By Kris Naudus

• The Moto Z and Z Force are as controversial as they are ambitious

  By Chris Velazco

• Up close and personal with the first Tango phone

  By Chris Velazco

• The free 'Street Fighter V' story mode treads on familiar ground

  By Nathan Ingraham

• A high-tech spin class took me from San Francisco to Wonderland

  By Kris Naudus

• The Prophix smart toothbrush will film the inside of your mouth

  By Andrew Tarantola

• ASUS' ZenBook 3 vs. the updated MacBook: Which packs more punch?

  By Kris Naudus

• MSI's Backpack PC is an imperfect solution to VR wires

  By Nicole Lee

• Samsung's new smart earbuds track your steps and heart rate

  By Chris Velazco

• ASUS' $599 home robot is smarter than it looks

  By Richard Lai

Robotics (26)

• Flyability's Elios UAV is now even safer thanks to DJI

  By Brittany Vincent

• Salamander robot can walk, crawl and swim like the real deal

  By Mariella Moon

• Electrostatic sheets promise super-light exoskeletons

  By Jon Fingas

• Anki's tiny Cozmo robot is a Pixar character made real

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Rolls-Royce expects remote-controlled cargo ships by 2020

  By Jon Fingas

• ICYMI: The dogbot and a heart strap that beats surgery

  By Kerry Davis

• Soon your drone can avoid collisions using radar

  By David Lumb

• Boston Dynamics made a robot dog that can do your dishes

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Yuneec's 3D-sensing drone is available for pre-order

  By Jon Fingas

• Fully-autonomous drone launcher never needs a pilot

  By Andrew Tarantola

• New York energy company is using drones for inspection

  By Mariella Moon

• Tattoo artist's prosthetic inking arm is better than a real hand

  By Jon Fingas

• Solar aircraft test flight paves the way for internet drones

  By Jon Fingas

• ICYMI: Robotank and carbon emissions made into rock

  By Kerry Davis

• World's first child-sized exoskeleton gets kids on their feet

  By Andrew Dalton

• RoBattle is a modular, autonomous combat robot

  By Mariella Moon

• Prosthetic arms inspired by 'Deus Ex' are coming next year

  By Nick Summers

• Adidas uses robots to bring shoe production back to Germany

  By Daniel Cooper

• The robot-made shelter that adapts to human movement

  By Nick Summers

• Apache helicopters now have real-time drone vision

  By Andrew Dalton

• Surprisingly efficient snail brains could help make robots smarter

  By Mat Smith

• Airbus drone is made almost entirely from 3D-printed parts

  By Jon Fingas

• A 'smart' exosuit learns its user's movements

  By Andrew Dalton

• ASUS' Zenbo proves our robot butler dreams remain just that

  By Mat Smith

• ICYMI: Adorable robot overlords, all-in-one home brews and more

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Double Robotics turns its telepresence robot into a VR rig

  By Jon Fingas

Samsung (8)

• The Olympics will be shown in VR, but only on Samsung headsets

  By Daniel Cooper

• Samsung releases unlocked Galaxy S7 phones in the US

  By Mariella Moon

• Samsung is encouraging filmmakers to create VR experiences

  By Mariella Moon

• Samsung pours $1.2 billion into the Internet of Things

  By Jon Fingas

• Samsung's 'Smart Glow' reinvents the notification LED

  By Matt Brian

• ?Samsung might have bendable, foldable smartphones ready for 2017

  By Mat Smith

• Samsung adds 'Just Dance Now' to its smart TV hub

  By Mariella Moon

• Samsung brings back its free Gear VR promo

  By Jon Fingas

Science (69)

• Over 100 Nobel winners urge Greenpeace to support GMOs

  By Devindra Hardawar

• I played God with The Odin's DIY CRISPR Kit

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Look at this ridiculous 200-watt laser bazooka

  By Andrew Dalton

• ICYMI: Pig poop could make more eco-friendly roadways

  By Kerry Davis

• Further Zika studies increase the chances of a vaccine

  By Jon Fingas

• Microscopic camera could be injected into your body

  By Jon Fingas

• Gene editing can end disease and fight global famine

  By Andrew Tarantola

• 5 Ways Innovative Gadgets have revolutionized the Health Industry

  By Ryan Kh

• Photonic Swiss watch engraving might keep counterfeiters at bay

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• How Big Data is Reinventing Society

  By Jimmy Rohampton

• This laser-powered drum machine is a stunning work of art

  By Billy Steele

• Scientists want to make buildings from bone

  By Mat Smith

• See the unusual way cancer cells spread

  By Jon Fingas

• Inhabitat's Week in Green: Solar Impulse's record flight and more!

  By Inhabitat

• 328 foot-long floating barrier will collect ocean trash

  By Jon Fingas

• Genes, germs and bacon: A look inside my own DNA

  By Daniel Cooper

• DARPA's 'Virtual Eye' lets soldiers see around obstacles

  By Steve Dent

• MIT: More collaboration is needed to fight disease

  By Steve Dent

• Physicists create a 'quantum ruler' to measure the universe

  By Andrew Dalton

• Solar Impulse makes first sun-powered Atlantic crossing

  By Steve Dent

• Science fund lets kids learn 3D printing, gene modification

  By Steve Dent

• ICYMI: Squashing brain cancer and autonomous drones arrive

  By Kerry Davis

• The marvel of microchips

  By Aaron Souppouris

• CRISPR gene-editing approved for first human trials

  By Steve Dent

• Algorithms - From Raw Data to Brand Passion

  By Paul Parreira

• Brain-like computers may now be realistic

  By Jon Fingas

• Ultrasound implant can help chemo drugs reach brain tumors

  By Mariella Moon

• Single-molecule switch gets us closer to light-powered computers

  By David Lumb

• Experimental Zika vaccine approved for human trials

  By Chris Velazco

• IBM and Gogo join forces to dodge in-flight turbulence

  By Andrew Dalton

• First US CRISPR gene editing trial in humans seeks approval

  By Daniel Cooper

• Researchers have engineered monkeys with Parkinson's disease

  By Andrew Dalton

• The first gravitational wave discovery wasn't a fluke

  By Jon Fingas

• Molecules in space may show how life formed on Earth

  By Jon Fingas

• ICYMI: An accidental invention could create clean water

  By Kerry Davis

• Nanoflowers can detect bacteria before they make you sick

  By Mariella Moon

• Nanorods could harvest water in dry climates

  By Jon Fingas

• El Niño might push CO2 levels to a symbolic high this year

  By Devindra Hardawar

• ICYMI: Trees rest their branches at night

  By Kerry Davis

• Dark matter might be made of black holes

  By David Lumb

• France creates a meteor-tracking camera network

  By Jon Fingas

• US pours $160 million into making tissues and artificial organs

  By Jon Fingas

• Nanofiber film could lead to electronic skin

  By Jon Fingas

• Stanford looks to the skies to calculate underground water

  By James Trew

• India is building a monsoon-predicting supercomputer

  By Matt Brian

• Solar-powered aircraft completes its flight across the US

  By Richard Lawler

• A third of the world can no longer see the Milky Way

  By Cherlynn Low

• How Big Data Is Changing How Companies Are Formed

  By Jimmy Rohampton

• Glass particles in liquid could lead to hologram displays

  By Daniel Cooper

• ICYMI: Gravitational waves and holographic Holocaust memory

  By Kerry Davis

• CarbFix turns a power plant's CO2 emissions into rock

  By Mariella Moon

• ICYMI: Cellphone motor as mic and fuel from sunlight

  By Kerry Davis

• 'Three-parent baby' test success could mean human trials in two years

  By David Lumb

• Gene-edited organisms aren't ready for the real world

  By Jon Fingas

• Genetically engineered mice could fight Lyme disease

  By Mariella Moon

• Will Computers Be Better Than Humans: The Promises of Big Data

  By Jimmy Rohampton

• How to Turn Small Data Into Big Data

  By Jimmy Rohampton

• ICYMI: Plant-powered, self-moving robot and safer spacecraft

  By Kerry Davis

• Robots, VR and the future of male masturbators

  By Christopher Trout

• Living circuits can handle complex computing

  By Jon Fingas

• Artificial 'leaf' could beat real plants at converting sunlight

  By Jon Fingas

• Inhabitat's Week in Green: The first freeform 3D-printed house

  By Inhabitat

• RNA gene editing could stop viruses in their tracks

  By Jon Fingas

• ICYMI: Raining tiny satellites and the laundry-folding machine

  By Kerry Davis

• Researchers use T-rays to look inside of broken microchips

  By Sean Buckley

• The US Navy just put a futuristic HUD in a diving helmet

  By Sean Buckley

• Cornell researchers create 3D printer that builds as you work

  By Billy Steele

• Researchers take nanocars out for an open-air test drive

  By Andrew Dalton

• Scientists want to perfect humanity with synthetic DNA

  By Daniel Cooper

Smartphones (36)

• Android N? More like Android Nougat

  By Jessica Conditt

• The Moto G4 and G4 Plus head to the US July 12th

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Wileyfox returns with three more affordable smartphones

  By Jamie Rigg

• Vodafone's Smart Ultra 7 is another unremarkable refresh

  By Nick Summers

• India's $4 smartphone arrives June 30th

  By Jon Fingas

• iPhone 7 will get a larger camera, according to spy shot (updated)

  By Richard Lai

• WSJ: This year's iPhone won't feature big changes

  By Billy Steele

• Engadget giveaway: Win a Robin 'cloud phone' courtesy of Nextbit!

  By Jon Turi

• Iris Smartphone to Help Build a Digital India

  By Sarah Le

• Add-on brings Game Boy cartridges to your Android phone

  By Jon Fingas

• iPhone 7 may keep the headphone jack and support dual SIMs

  By Richard Lai

• Engadget giveaway: Win a Samurai Kiwami smartphone courtesy of Freetel!

  By Jon Turi

• ICYMI: Rock-like smartphone, stomach tap and more

  By Kerry Davis

• AT&T brings WiFi calling to Android phones

  By Jon Fingas

• Monohm's circular 'anti-smartphone' is up for pre-order

  By Nick Summers

• OnePlus X series is no more, says CEO

  By Richard Lai

• Vodafone enters flagship territory with the Smart Platinum 7

  By Jamie Rigg

• President Obama got rid of his BlackBerry

  By Jon Fingas

• Cyanogen 13.1 adds Microsoft features to OnePlus One phones

  By Mariella Moon

• Moto Z Droid Edition sends original images to Google Photos for free

  By Mariella Moon

• Snap-on 'MotoMods' make the Moto Z more interesting

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Lenovo's low-cost Phab2 phones are big on augmented reality

  By Jon Fingas

• The Moto Z and Z Force are Motorola's new modular flagships

  By Devindra Hardawar

• $500 Lenovo Phab2 Pro is the first Google Tango phone

  By Richard Lawler

• We're live from Lenovo and Motorola's joint phone unveiling!

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Engadget giveaway: Win an UMI Super smartphone!

  By Jon Turi

• Run Android on an iPhone - with some heavy engineering and caveats

  By Mat Smith

• Marshmallow is now on 10 percent of Android devices

  By Jon Fingas

• Tiny 'metalens' could bring SLR camera quality to your phone

  By Jon Fingas

• Analysts predict the end of the smartphone boom

  By Daniel Cooper

• Microsoft And Xiaomi Partner To Conquer The iPhone And Other Smart Phone News

  By Lovisa Alvin

• Samsung's rugged Galaxy S7 Active packs a huge battery

  By Jon Fingas

• Huawei manager says it's making another Nexus device

  By Matt Brian

• NYPD's smartphone program is shortening crime response times

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• OnePlus is ditching its invite system once and for all

  By Nick Summers

• OnePlus starts selling phones via Amazon UK

  By Nick Summers

Social Media (51)

• Instagram Accounts Scoring Big Today With Readymade Instagram Follower Packages

  By Amit Sen

• Facebook updates News Feed to show your friends' posts first

  By Mariella Moon

• Twitter launches Dashboard app for small business accounts

  By Andrew Dalton

• Twitter confirms it's launching an AR division with new hire

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Pinterest wants you to shop for an item by taking its picture

  By Nicole Lee

• Facebook add-ons save and share stories in Chrome

  By Jon Fingas

• Facebook debuts hand-picked event listings in 10 cities

  By Andrew Dalton

• Twitter's searchable stickers can add pizzazz to your photos

  By Brittany Vincent

• Twitter-bot plasters creepy smiles on celebrities' faces

  By Steve Dent

• Homeland Security wants social media info from foreign visitors

  By Mariella Moon

• American Express teams up with Facebook to offer Amex Bot

  By Brittany Vincent

• Facebook Live will be able to stream Masquerade face swaps

  By Mariella Moon

• Instagram adds more video channels to your 'Explore' feed

  By Billy Steele

• Reddit users helped bust a national park graffiti artist

  By Jon Fingas

• Democrats use Twitter to amplify House sit-in over gun control

  By Jon Fingas

• Instagram adds a translation feature for text inside the app

  By Billy Steele

• Tinder: one in five Brits swiped right to learn more about Brexit

  By Matt Brian

• Twitter has a new app to help celebrities chat with fans

  By Billy Steele

• Tumblr officially joins the live video party

  By Andrew Dalton

• Twitter stretches Vines and video posts to 140 seconds

  By Andrew Dalton

• Instagram's expansion continues as it tops 500 million users

  By Matt Brian

• Tumblr to launch live video with an hour of wacky streams

  By Cherlynn Low

• Twitter buys a machine learning company to improve your videos

  By Jon Fingas

• Facebook Live death highlights the risks of livestreaming

  By Jon Fingas

• Public is an app that opens your group chats to an audience

  By Nicole Lee

• Facebook makes it easier to start a conversation in Messenger

  By Billy Steele

• Facebook Messenger has a hidden football keepy-uppy game

  By Nick Summers

• Now advertisers can target users who tweet a certain emoji

  By Richard Lawler

• Facebook opens suicide prevention tools to everyone

  By Cherlynn Low

• Pinterest nabs Fleksy's team to improve its digital scrapbook

  By Andrew Dalton

• Twitter brings its go-live Periscope button to everyone

  By Jon Fingas

• Three Insta-worthy Trips and Photo Tips For Techie Travelers

  By Cosette Jarrett

• Twitter helps you quote your own tweets

  By Jon Fingas

• Twitter makes it easier to block abusers (updated)

  By Jon Fingas

• Facebook invokes first US Safety Check for Orlando mass shooting

  By Jon Fingas

• Facebook pushes users to download its Moments app

  By Mariella Moon

• Twitter is experimenting with adding 'Moments' to your timeline

  By Roberto Baldwin

• VTime lets you hang with friends in VR, whatever the hardware

  By Andrew Dalton

• Tinder blocks under 18s from swiping for love

  By Daniel Cooper

• Twitter and TfL team up for instant Tube disruption alerts

  By Matt Brian

• Former Reddit exec intros a friendlier message board alternative

  By Jon Fingas

• Facebook tests News Feed-only posts that avoid your Timeline

  By Billy Steele

• Snapchat Discover update adds subscriptions and previews

  By Andrew Dalton

• Swarm brings back Foursquare's real-world perks

  By Jon Fingas

• You can finally post to Instagram from other iOS apps

  By Jon Fingas

• Instagram rolls out its Facebook-style algorithmic feed

  By Billy Steele

• Tinder to debut transgender-friendly feature next month

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Twitter's first 360-degree videos will come from the NBA finals

  By Billy Steele

• Why celebrities get away with stealth shilling on Instagram

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Tinder is helping Brits understand the EU referendum

  By Jamie Rigg

• Euro 2016 social activity will determine Eiffel Tower's colors

  By Billy Steele

Space (48)

• Rosetta will crash into its comet and die on September 30th

  By Jessica Conditt

• Trent Reznor and Atticus Ross made a song for NASA's Juno mission

  By Billy Steele

• Juno snaps a pic of Jupiter before it reaches the gas giant

  By Mariella Moon

• Curiosity finds evidence that Mars was once rich in oxygen

  By Steve Dent

• NASA's newest rocket booster is ready for deep space

  By Mona Lalwani

• Astronomers discover a nearby 'hidden' black hole

  By Mat Smith

• China launches its new mainstay rocket

  By Daniel Cooper

• Curiosity rover may sample Mars water

  By Jon Fingas

• Four crops grown in simulated Martian soil are safe to eat

  By Mariella Moon

• NASA tasks the Hubble Telescope with five more years of service

  By Billy Steele

• Pluto's moon Charon features a massive, deep chasm

  By Andrew Dalton

• NASA is making a robotic spacecraft that can refuel satellites

  By Mariella Moon

• Hubble discovers a new 'dark vortex' on Neptune

  By Andrew Dalton

• Pluto might still have an ocean underneath its icy shell

  By Mariella Moon

• Computer simulations point to the source of gravitational waves

  By David Lumb

• NASA debuts new internet technology aboard the ISS

  By Mariella Moon

• NASA's app turns your Apple TV into an ISS observation deck

  By Andrew Dalton

• Venus' electric wind stripped its atmosphere of water

  By Jon Fingas

• Newborn exoplanet might be the youngest ever observed

  By Andrew Dalton

• Blue Origin lands its reusable rocket a fourth time

  By Jon Fingas

• ICYMI: NASA is studying how fire acts in space

  By Kerry Davis

• Blue Origin will livestream its next launch on June 19th

  By Andrew Dalton

• NASA and American Airlines team up to improve cockpit displays

  By Andrew Dalton

• Last SpaceX rocket landed hard enough to 'accordion' the engines

  By Richard Lawler

• Newly discovered asteroid is Earth's cosmic buddy

  By Andrew Dalton

• NASA conducts largest fire experiment in space (update)

  By Mariella Moon

• NASA's recruitment posters are looking for Mars explorers

  By Mariella Moon

• Mars may have had explosive volcanoes

  By Jon Fingas

• Scientists find the largest known planet to orbit two stars

  By Jon Fingas

• NASA aims to predict dust storms on Mars

  By Jon Fingas

• NASA and the UAE team up on space exploration

  By Jon Fingas

• Watch NRO's spy satellite blast off to space at 1:30PM Eastern

  By Mariella Moon

• Hot Jupiter planets can speed up their stars' rotation

  By Steve Dent

• SpaceX aims to relaunch one of its rockets this fall

  By Mariella Moon

• Listen to the sounds of the Milky Way galaxy's oldest stars

  By Jon Fingas

• LISA Pathfinder 'listens' to the universe while in freefall

  By David Lumb

• Juno: An inside look at NASA's mission to Jupiter

  By Mona Lalwani

• New algorithm may lead to a picture of an actual black hole

  By Mariella Moon

• Astronauts climb into BEAM for the first time

  By Mariella Moon

• The Arecibo radio telescope is in trouble again

  By Jon Fingas

• NASA and Germany extend the life of their flying observatory

  By Mariella Moon

• Backlit Pluto photo shows evidence of possible clouds

  By David Lumb

• Hubble shows the universe is expanding faster than we thought

  By James Trew

• Blue Origin and NASA team up to test new technologies in space

  By Andrew Dalton

• Wanna hang out in zero gravity with George Takei?

  By Daniel Cooper

• Rare galactic alignment produces beautiful light 'ring'

  By Andrew Dalton

• NASA satellite finds 39 unreported sources of air pollution

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• Most of the Moon's water might have come from asteroids

  By Jon Fingas

Sports (1)

• Volition's newest project is 'Agents of Mayhem'

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Streaming (52)

• Twitch Collections embrace the randomness of non-gaming streams

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• Let people watch you eat, live on Twitch

  By Steve Dent

• The next 'Lost in Space' reboot starts on Netflix in 2018

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• NBC: Rio 2016 broadcast is its 'most live Olympics ever'

  By Richard Lawler

• Sky's Now TV Combo unites live TV, streaming, phone and broadband

  By Matt Brian

• Twitch introduces 'Cheering' emotes for tipping streamers

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Half of US households now subscribe to VOD services

  By Brittany Vincent

• Dolby's wide color range technology comes to Amazon Video

  By Jon Fingas

• Google connects Netflix to Android TV's universal search

  By Richard Lawler

• YouTube Red's next originals include a 'Step Up' spinoff

  By Richard Lawler

• YouTube's mobile app will soon support live video streams

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Adele's '25' heads to streaming services now that you bought it

  By Billy Steele

• BitTorrent Now is an open, ad-supported music and video platform

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Netflix signs Vine star Cameron Dallas for new reality show

  By Matt Brian

• SoundCloud serves up new music based on your listening habits

  By Billy Steele

• BET gets its own mobile streaming service

  By Jon Fingas

• PlayStation Vue comes to your Roku player

  By Andrew Tarantola

• CBS names an exec to develop shows for its streaming service

  By Richard Lawler

• BitTorrent to launch peer-to-peer streaming news network

  By Andrew Dalton

• CW shows like 'Arrow' might be leaving Hulu this year

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Elmo takes the spotlight in new YouTube series

  By Daniel Cooper

• Spotify racks up 100 million active users

  By Jon Fingas

• Roku players now search for news videos

  By Jon Fingas

• Tablo's live TV and DVR features now work on the Apple TV

  By Richard Lawler

• Twitch sues viewerbot sellers to curb fake popularity ratings

  By David Lumb

• YouTube series Lonelygirl15 is back for its 10th anniversary

  By Mariella Moon

• The first livestreamed Broadway show is happening June 30th

  By Richard Lawler

• The Grammys finally embrace the streaming age

  By Billy Steele

• The 'Skylanders' TV show will debut on Netflix this fall

  By Nick Summers

• Crunchyroll's parent creates a streaming service for geeks

  By Jon Fingas

• Hulu VR viewing comes to your Oculus Rift

  By Jon Fingas

• Netflix now does picture-in-picture video on your iPad

  By Jon Fingas

• BBC to put major new drama series on iPlayer before it airs on TV

  By Matt Brian

• Rhapsody now goes by Napster

  By Billy Steele

• Netflix nabs 'The Discovery' sci-fi film, plans cinema release

  By Billy Steele

• Sling TV debuts its new look on Apple TV

  By Richard Lawler

• Apple Music redesign makes it easier to find the songs you want

  By Billy Steele

• Apple TV gets better for cord-cutters and cable TV subscribers

  By Richard Lawler

• Some Dish subscribers will miss NBA and NHL playoff games

  By Steve Dent

• Stream Bonnaroo sets from J. Cole, M83 and more this weekend

  By Billy Steele

• Twitch improves stream discovery with search revamp

  By Steve Dent

• YouTube makes it cheaper to store videos offline in India

  By Nick Summers

• ?Hulu Is Perfect for Binge Watchers in Australia

  By Ryan Kh

• 'The Beano' is being reimagined for the YouTube age

  By Matt Brian

• Deezer sells Stitcher less than two years after purchasing it

  By Richard Lawler

• Amazon's 'All or Nothing' NFL series debuts July 1st

  By Billy Steele

• Netflix built a tool to gauge real-world video quality

  By Jon Fingas

• Pandora isn't selling, plans to offer cheaper subscriptions

  By Billy Steele

• Netflix produces its first original series for India

  By Jon Fingas

• Tribeca Shortlist now streams movies on Android devices

  By Edgar Alvarez

• How to run ShowBox on your PC?

  By Lisa Rachel

• Spotify's karaoke-style lyrics are gone, for now

  By Billy Steele

Tablets (6)

• Dell discontinues its Android tablets in favor of Windows 2-in-1s

  By Brittany Vincent

• The new entry-level Kindle is thinner, lighter and still $80

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Keep your sheet music organized with Gvido E Ink reader

  By Brittany Vincent

• Your iPad can double as a smart home hub with iOS 10

  By Jon Fingas

• How to Buy the Very Best Tablet for You

  By Allan Smith

• Amazon gives its Fire HD 10 tablet a classier metal shell

  By Billy Steele

Tomorrow (26)

• This intelligent tape measure may be the world's smartest

  By Brittany Vincent

• Where Big Data is Headed in The Future

  By Dianna Labrien

• Augmented Reality Is Making a Comeback

  By Allan Smith

• Shoot actual fire from your eyes with this 'Cyclops' helmet

  By Steve Dent

• The Future of Online Publishing - It's Complicated

  By Dianna Labrien

• The struggle to adapt storytelling for virtual reality

  By Mona Lalwani

• How Will VR And Digital Marketing Intersect

  By Dianna Labrien

• ?5 Game Changing Gadgets Re-Shaping Restaurants For Good

  By Jack Choros

• 5 Predictions About How Big Data is Going to Change the Future for the Best

  By Jimmy Rohampton

• The Internet of Things is coming to your hydroponic garden

  By Andrew Tarantola

• File under end of days: Your post-apocalyptic fallout plan

  By Sam Barnes

• How Will Virtual Reality Change Our Lives?

  By Clare Evans

• Six incredible buildings made from shipping containers

  By Inhabitat

• How Tech Innovation is Disrupting the Entertainment and Business Worlds

  By Dianna Labrien

• A closer look at Lenovo's bendable concept phone and tablet

  By Chris Velazco

• ICYMI: Baggage bot, sea plastics become fashion and more

  By Kerry Davis

• Virtual Reality Adds A New Edge To Tourism Industry

  By Amit Sen

• How Older People will change Technology

  By cormac reynolds

• Emoji Explosion: Research the Past To Predict the Future

  By Solomon Wiesen

• Six gadgets that let you cook with sunlight

  By Inhabitat

• The Future Of Ecommerce: 3 Important Trends To Watch

  By Dianna Labrien

• Augmented reality hardware is still way ahead of its software

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Forget the World of Cash, Credit Cards and Checks - Fintech Will Disrupt it All

  By Dianna Labrien

• Y Combinator basic income test makes up for jobs lost to tech

  By Jon Fingas

• 'FriWalk' is a mobility walker and a personal trainer in one

  By Matt Brian

• VR rowing turns a workout into a vacation

  By Nicole Lee

TV & Movies (28)

• 'Wreck-It Ralph 2' is officially set to wreck the internet in 2018

  By Brittany Vincent

• Original USS Enterprise prop restored to its former glory

  By Daniel Cooper

• Where is Animation Heading? Trends And Predictions

  By Dianna Labrien

• 'Tetris' the movie is going to be a sci-fi trilogy

  By Mat Smith

• Brad Neely's weird Adult Swim cartoon premieres on Vine

  By Brittany Vincent

• Here's when that 'Minecraft' movie is finally coming out

  By Brittany Vincent

• After Math: What are we watching?

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Recommended Reading: How the 'Final Fantasy' film helped Hollywood

  By Billy Steele

• CBS and Paramount release 'Star Trek' fan film guidelines

  By Andrew Dalton

• Check out the BBC's new 'Robot Wars' House Robots

  By Nick Summers

• Japan is deploying pirated anime-hunting human personnel

  By Mariella Moon

• John Oliver's Brexit takedown won't air in the UK until after EU vote

  By Matt Brian

• How 'Game of Thrones' put together its biggest battle yet

  By Devindra Hardawar

• 'Game of Thrones' composer on making truly epic scores

  By Mona Lalwani

• Recommended Reading: Why is 'Orange Is the New Black' so good?

  By Billy Steele

• Paramount and CBS are still suing the 'Star Trek' fan film

  By Andrew Dalton

• Dish drops NFL channels after deal expires

  By Billy Steele

• Magic Leap teams with Lucasfilm for 'Star Wars' AR experiences

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Sky Movies will become Sky Cinema next month

  By Jamie Rigg

• What's on your HDTV: 'OITNB,' 'Star Trek' 4K Blu-ray, NBA Finals

  By Richard Lawler

• Ubisoft is still making a 'Watch Dogs' movie

  By Nick Summers

• Jennifer Lawrence signs on for big screen Theranos adaptation

  By Andrew Dalton

• The BBC takes its first steps into 'true VR'

  By Jamie Rigg

• 'Mr. Robot' promo has you hacking a fake ATM

  By Jon Fingas

• 'Outcast' trailer forces you to keep your eyes closed

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Werner Herzog's new documentary peers into our online souls

  By Jessica Conditt

• Get your next movie recommendation from a Facebook bot

  By Brittany Vincent

• 'The Division' is being turned into a movie

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Wearables (35)

• Blast Motion's swing sensor data is coming to baseball broadcasts

  By Billy Steele

• B&O Play get into the wireless earbud game

  By Daniel Cooper

• Doppler smart earbuds blend music with the outside world

  By Jon Fingas

• BauBax puts wireless charging ports in your clothes

  By Cherlynn Low

• There's a connected hearing aid, and it actually sounds useful

  By Billy Steele

• Fitbit introduces a new tool to help you get a good night's sleep

  By Brittany Vincent

• Zungle sunglasses double as bone-conduction headphones

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Nike FuelBand designers bought by a consulting giant

  By Jon Fingas

• 'Football Fan Shirt' uses haptics to help you feel the big match

  By Jon Fingas

• Razer's OSVR headset is still a work in progress

  By Aaron Souppouris

• A one-button wearable defeats the purpose of Pokémon Go

  By Kris Naudus

• The Case for Wearable Tech

  By Kyle Turner

• 5 Spheres of Daily Life You Can Now Track With Your Phone

  By Tomas Revesz

• ?The 'Pokémon Go' wearable costs $35

  By Sean Buckley

• Pebble's Time Round now comes in polished gold and silver

  By Nicole Lee

• Can Wearable Devices Reduce Workplace Accidents?

  By Jimmy Rohampton

• Basis halts Peak smartwatch sales due to overheating concerns

  By Billy Steele

• OSVR improves the display on its new developer headset

  By Nick Summers

• Your original Moto 360 isn't getting Android Wear 2.0

  By Jon Fingas

• The Blocks modular smartwatch is finally (almost) ready

  By Cherlynn Low

• Lenovo shows off a bendable phone for your wrist

  By Mona Lalwani

• HTC intros the Vive Business Edition for $1,200

  By Steve Dent

• Pebble pubs its activity-tracking algorithms and Happiness app

  By Mariella Moon

• Magic Leap offers a glimpse into its headset design process

  By Daniel Cooper

• HTC Vive now ships shortly after you order it

  By Jon Fingas

• Engadget giveaway: Win audiophile-quality headphones courtesy of Sennheiser!

  By Jon Turi

• US Army's smart earplugs spare soldiers from loud noises

  By Jon Fingas

• Microsoft Band 2 gets Cortana support for Android users

  By Mariella Moon

• Microsoft Outlook has an Android Wear watch face

  By Richard Lawler

• Avegant's wearable cinema gets more game-friendly features

  By Daniel Cooper

• Olympic athletes will sport Visa's new payment ring in Rio

  By Kris Naudus

• With the Gear Fit 2, Samsung tries again at workout wristbands

  By Chris Velazco

• Pebble adds Alexa's voice controls to its upcoming Core wearable

  By Billy Steele

• Xiaomi's Mi Band 2 comes with a display and a price rise

  By Matt Brian

• Smart headphones put an AI fitness coach in your ear

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Xbox (26)

• Microsoft Studios shutters Xbox Fitness at-home workouts

  By Billy Steele

• 'Halo 5: Guardians' is getting Warzone Firefight this July

  By Brittany Vincent

• 'Mighty No. 9' suffers Xbox 360 delays and a deluge of issues

  By Brittany Vincent

• 'Portal 2' and 'Left 4 Dead' are now playable on Xbox One

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Look at Xbox One's colorful custom-made controllers

  By Mat Smith

• It's never been harder to buy an Xbox One

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Watch Microsoft's Xbox E3 event in under 15 minutes

  By Steve Dent

• Everything we saw at Microsoft's E3 event

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Xbox One S UK pricing: What you need to know

  By Matt Brian

• The Xbox One S vs. the original Xbox One: What's changed?

  By Kris Naudus

• Microsoft announces a new super-powered Xbox console: Project Scorpio

  By Nathan Ingraham

• 'Halo Wars 2' takes the series back to its roots next February

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Dragon romp 'Scalebound' offers huge co-op boss battles

  By Nick Summers

• Xbox Design Lab will make your gamepad gorgeous

  By Sean Buckley

• New Xbox Live features include clan support and friend-finding options

  By Nathan Ingraham

• 'Forza Horizon 3' simplifies racing with friends in the Outback

  By Brittany Vincent

• This is the Xbox One S

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Live from Microsoft's Xbox showcase at E3 2016!

  By Jessica Conditt

• Watch Microsoft's E3 press conference right here

  By Nick Summers

• Xbox mobile apps get new name and look

  By Steve Dent

• Microsoft's 4K-capable Xbox One S leaks before E3

  By Jon Fingas

• Play Xbox online for free this weekend

  By Billy Steele

• Xbox One won't get a television DVR feature after all

  By Billy Steele

• 'Forza Motorsport' gets an official eSports championship

  By Jon Fingas

• Cortana is coming to the Xbox One this summer

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Play a free, futuristic 'Cops and Robbers' on your Xbox One

  By Timothy J. Seppala