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Accessories (18)

• Logitech's new mouse works with three computers at once

  By Sean Buckley

• The DxO One gets Wi-Fi control and a suite of accessories

  By Brittany Vincent

• Bang and Olufsen's new BeoSound speakers project music 360 degrees

  By Billy Steele

• Mophie's cheapest battery packs yet start at just $30

  By Devindra Hardawar

• LG delivers three new super-sized ultrawide monitors

  By Richard Lawler

• Nokia's VR camera gets a $15,000 discount

  By Daniel Cooper

• Whyd is a colorful take on voice-controlled wireless speakers

  By James Trew

• LG adds brighter, more portable projectors to Minibeam lineup

  By Andrew Dalton

• Certified USB chargers mean a future where cables 'just work'

  By Brittany Vincent

• Grovemade and Joey Roth team up on wooden desktop speakers

  By Billy Steele

• Apogee's new MiC 96k works with Windows for USB recording

  By Billy Steele

• Logitech's Pop button controls your entire smart home

  By Jon Fingas

• Engadget giveaway: win a pair of HD6 speakers courtesy of Audioengine!

  By Jon Turi

• Roland buys majority stake in headphone maker V-Moda

  By Billy Steele

• Valve is letting third-party peripherals use HTC Vive's tracker (updated)

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Intel scientist teases depth-sensing 'horn' for HTC Vive

  By Steve Dent

• iPad Pro's Smart Keyboard is available in your local language

  By Jon Fingas

• HTC Vive price rises to £759 after Brexit

  By Nick Summers

AI (17)

• Zuckerberg hopes to show off his home control AI next month

  By Sean Buckley

• US military worries it will lose the AI war

  By Jon Fingas

• AIs fight to the death in 'Doom' contest next month

  By Aaron Souppouris

• New algorithm finds signs of depression in your Instagram feed

  By Andrew Dalton

• How we trained AI to be sexist

  By Kerry Davis

• Can big data and AI fix our criminal-justice crisis?

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Elon Musk's OpenAI will teach machines to talk using Reddit

  By Steve Dent

• The next wave of AI is rooted in human culture and history

  By Mona Lalwani

• Exploring the past, present and future of AI with Engadget

  By Terrence O'Brien

• A computer program that can replicate your handwriting

  By Nick Summers

• Intel buys an AI processing powerhouse

  By Jon Fingas

• IBM's Watson AI saved a woman from leukemia

  By Jon Fingas

• 3 Ways Artificial Intelligence is Changing the eCommerce Industry

  By Jimmy Rohampton

• IBM researcher builds a phase-change capable artificial neuron

  By David Lumb

• Wisconsin court deems sentencing algorithm constitutional

  By Jon Fingas

• San Francisco is testing an algorithm that sets bail

  By Mariella Moon

• Are your Jobs at Stake? Artificial Intelligence has an answer!

  By Kevin Nouse

Amazon (12)

• Amazon's instant-order Dash buttons arrive in the UK

  By Nick Summers

• Amazon is cracking down on counterfeit goods

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Amazon to open bookstores in Chicago and Portland

  By Nick Summers

• Is Amazon Echo the new future of "smart" world?

  By Kevin Nouse

• Amazon announces a special forum just for car enthusiasts

  By Brittany Vincent

• Amazon will donate Kindles to promote digital reading

  By Mariella Moon

• Amazon now offers unlimited cloud storage for £55 per year

  By Jamie Rigg

• Amazon could launch an Echo-exclusive music service

  By Mariella Moon

• Walmart buys Jet.com to better fight Amazon

  By Steve Dent

• Amazon will stream show pilots on Twitch for 24 hours

  By Jon Fingas

• Amazon makes it easier to build audio adventure games for the Echo

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Amazon launches 'Prime Air' with a cargo plane, not a drone

  By Richard Lawler

Apple (22)

• What to expect from Apple's 'See You' iPhone event

  By Jon Fingas

• Monster's lawsuit against Beats gets thrown out

  By Jon Fingas

• Apple launches 2TB iCloud storage for $20 a month

  By Mariella Moon

• EU Commission: Apple must repay its $14.5b Irish tax break

  By Matt Brian

• Apple iPad, Mac rumors suggest upgrades for power users

  By Richard Lawler

• Apple sends out invitations for its September 7th iPhone event

  By Jon Fingas

• Apple patenting a way to collect iPhone thieves' fingerprints

  By Steve Dent

• Apple is reportedly developing a social video app

  By Nick Summers

• Apple bought a company that tracks chronic health issues

  By Steve Dent

• Apple is making a documentary with Cash Money Records

  By Billy Steele

• Apple builds an R&D center in China to survive a tough market

  By Jon Fingas

• Tim Cook: 'Apple could unlock iPhones, but won't'

  By Daniel Cooper

• 3 Simple And Useful Mac Tips For Starter

  By Tony Tran

• Apple buys a Seattle-based AI startup for $200 million

  By Mariella Moon

• Apple announces $200,000 bug bounty program

  By Andrew Dalton

• Latest Apple TV rumor points to a TV guide for video apps

  By Richard Lawler

• Calvin Klein thinks Apple was paid fairly in Samsung patent case

  By Jamie Rigg

• Apple fixes its gender pay gap, makes small diversity gains

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Siri cheat sheet shows how you can talk to your iPhone

  By Jon Fingas

• Apple won't have to pay a patent troll $625 million after all

  By Steve Dent

• Apple drops the gun emoji for a friendlier water pistol

  By Alex Gilyadov

• Apple TV's new iPhone remote control app talks to Siri

  By Jon Fingas

Apps (66)

• 5 Apps for Those Wanting to Explore the Bitcoin World

  By AJ Agrawal

• The new Papa John's app for Apple TV makes ordering a breeze

  By Brittany Vincent

• Order pizza right from your Twitch stream with Hungrybot

  By Brittany Vincent

• Ford's app lets you find and pay for garage parking

  By Steve Dent

• Spotify adds a full list of tour dates to artist pages

  By Billy Steele

• Essay Writing Is A Snap With These 6 Cool Apps

  By Amit Sen

• The Future of Web Design and Advertising in Popular Mobile Apps

  By Vincent Sevilla

• US banks will launch their Venmo competitor in October

  By Andrew Dalton

• Rifftrax app takes the guesswork out of syncing jokes to film

  By Sean Buckley

• New tourism app has IBM's Watson guide you around Orlando

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Creating and sharing GIFs with Giphy Capture is dead simple

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Google adds even more 3D Touch support to its iOS app

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Viveport Development Awards offers cash prizes for VR apps

  By Sean Buckley

• YouTube's app for the big screen is being updated today

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Google Drive for Android now creates file and folder shortcuts

  By Mariella Moon

• 'Pokémon Go' update explains which monsters are the best

  By Richard Lawler

• Boomerang uses AI to help you write emails people will read

  By Brittany Vincent

• Vizio's SmartCast app will integrate Google Play streaming

  By Brittany Vincent

• Prisma's arty photo filters now work offline

  By Steve Dent

• Microsoft Office for Mac gets 64-bit support for better performance

  By Billy Steele

• Android Pay automatically adds Walgreen loyalty points

  By Steve Dent

• One click wonder for corporate collaboration

  By Dick Hobbs

• Bigscreen's 'VR LAN party' comes to the Oculus Store

  By Richard Lawler

• NYT's curated news app will shut down next month

  By Andrew Dalton

• The Pokemon Go Effect

  By Michael Harris

• Airbnb takes down its experimental Trips app for Android

  By Mariella Moon

• Wikiverse turns Wikipedia into a visual universe of articles

  By Mariella Moon

• Chrome extension restores the backspace key to its former glory

  By Chris Velazco

• Airbnb tests an app that plans your trips

  By Jon Fingas

• BaseKit: The Website Builder for 2016

  By Paul Glenn

• Spotify revamps its kids category to help with early learning

  By Billy Steele

• The Ecwid App Market lets store owners completely control their online presence

  By Josiah Motley

• Photo-editing app VSCO is turning off its sync feature today

  By Nathan Ingraham

• CVS launches its own mobile payment system

  By Mariella Moon

• Waze will help you avoid traffic jams around big events

  By Billy Steele

• Google Docs finally adds multitasking tools for iPads

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Yelp will virtually line up for you at restaurants

  By Mariella Moon

• This drum machine recreates the 808's features in your browser

  By Billy Steele

• IFTTT's recipe-based automation is coming to other apps

  By Billy Steele

• Alexa support coming to BMW's 'Connected' assistant app

  By Steve Dent

• Shopify Continues to See Growth in Popularity Among Online Entrepreneurs

  By Lovisa Alvin

• BitTorrent offers grants for budding artists

  By Jon Fingas

• Google Inbox finally lets you attach files from Drive

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Fender is working on guitar apps for beginners and pros alike

  By Billy Steele

• Google Maps for Android lets you save maps to an SD card

  By Steve Dent

• Adidas Creator Studio lets you design kits for soccer teams

  By Brittany Vincent

• BlackBerry releases its Hub+ apps on Android

  By Mariella Moon

• 5 Technological Tools That Changed Marketing Forever

  By Jack Choros

• HTC's Viveport is an app store for VR experiences

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Apple's Store app knows what you want and when it's in stock

  By Ben Woods

• Spotify's Release Radar is Discover Weekly for new music

  By Nick Summers

• Disney launches its own family-friendly messaging app

  By Andrew Dalton

• Strava's safety 'Beacon' shows friends where you're training

  By Steve Dent

• Google app for kids makes it fun to explore the Himalayas

  By Mariella Moon

• The 7 Apps I Can't Live Without

  By Tom Courcey

• University of Miami's sports VR app goes behind the scenes

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• There isn't an app for that

  By Richart Ruddie

• Apple Music for Android is officially out of beta

  By Andrew Dalton

• 1Password now offers an individual subscription service

  By Brittany Vincent

• Skype rolls out its suite of third-party app chatbots

  By Brittany Vincent

• Paper, Dropbox's answer to Google Docs, now has apps for iOS and Android

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Artisto transforms your videos into moving paintings

  By Mariella Moon

• Chrome for Android makes video smoother, less power-hungry

  By Steve Dent

• Windows 10 update adds AdBlock support to the Edge browser

  By Mariella Moon

• Latest Firefox update will help stop your browser from crashing

  By Ben Woods

• Rithmio Edge tracks weightlifting sessions with Android Wear

  By Billy Steele

Big Tech (17)

• UK: Facebook, Google, Twitter 'consciously failing' on terrorism

  By Steve Dent

• Tech giants pledge to close the gender pay gap

  By Andrew Dalton

• Uber has already lost more than $1.2 billion this year

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Uber partners with startup Betterment to offer retirement accounts

  By Brittany Vincent

• Startup Success: 4 Things Tech Companies can do to build a Brand that Lasts

  By Martin Sumichrast

• PayPal Stops Protecting Users Backing Crowdfunding Campaigns

  By Diogo Costa

• US Judge rejects Uber's $100 million class-action settlement

  By Andrew Dalton

• Intel is building a virtual reality studio in LA

  By Mariella Moon

• Intel should buy Jawbone just for its fitness app

  By Daniel Cooper

• Ebay, Etsy, Microsoft and others vow to ban illegal wildlife trading

  By David Lumb

• Judge tosses lawsuit filed against Twitter over ISIS activity

  By Mariella Moon

• SoftBank: Japan's most interesting tech company

  By Mat Smith

• Google tag-teams with Facebook on eco-friendly servers

  By Steve Dent

• You can now pay your Comcast bill at thousands of 7-Elevens

  By Andrew Dalton

• HTC's 10 and Vive boost sales, but the future still looks grim

  By Steve Dent

• Washington state sues Comcast over its 'deceptive' service plan

  By Jon Fingas

• Tesla and Solar City agree to a $2.6 billion merger

  By Steve Dent

Buying Guides (27)

• The best tech for college athletes

  By Terrence O'Brien

• How to Choose Your First DSLR Camera

  By Dianna Labrien

• Top 10 Satellite Television Providers Ruling The American Houses

  By Amit Sen

• 5 Tips to Improve Photo Capture with Your Smartphone

  By Michael Harris

• 5 Tools to Boost Your Ecommerce Business

  By Amit Sen

• 5 Cool Gadget Gifts HE Would Just Love

  By Kevin Nouse

• The best tech for college freshmen

  By Engadget

• How to pick a Portable Vaporizer and Companion Mobile App?

  By Lisa Rachel

• Top 4 Blood Pressure Monitoring Apps

  By Kevin Nouse

• For its 50th anniversary, Best Buy unveils 50 deals tonight 

  By David Lumb

• Essential Camping Gadgets For Survival

  By Michael Harris

• The best methods to recover iPhone data

  By Lisa Rachel

• 6 e-commerce tools that no serious store should be without

  By Michael Lazar

• The best tech for honor students

  By Terrence O'Brien

• A Better Life Is Even Easier With These Top 5 Apps

  By Kevin Nouse

• 5 Customer Service Tools Your Business Cannot Live Without

  By James McArthur

• Five Best Wireless Headphones You Should Buy In 2016

  By Tony Tran

• The Coolest Gadgets to Get Around Town

  By Richard Hammond

• The best tech for students who like to party

  By Engadget

• Best safe driving applications you should have in your phone

  By Lisa Rachel

• Top 10 Digital Nomad Cities in 2016

  By Tim Sutton

• 8 Gadgets To Keep Your Eye Out For This Christmas Season

  By AJ Agrawal

• 7 Things You Need to Check Before Buying a Used iPhone

  By Michael Harris

• 5 Ways to choose the best tech product !!

  By Pritom Das

• The best tech for students studying abroad

  By Terrence O'Brien

• Introducing Engadget's 2016 back-to-school guide!

  By Engadget

• Top Five Cool Technologies Creating shoes!

  By Pritom Das

Computing (34)

• Qualcomm's new flagship chip loads apps 10 percent faster

  By Steve Dent

• Intel's seventh-generation Core CPUs will devour 4K video

  By Devindra Hardawar

• VMware won't charge you to run a new OS in Fusion

  By Jon Fingas

• Iran launches the first part of its national data network

  By Jon Fingas

• Clean Out your Computer Day: 7 Steps Checklist

  By Raul Harman

• Leap Motion wants picking up VR objects to feel believable

  By Nick Summers

• MIT's smarter routers promise to fight crowded networks

  By Jon Fingas

• Netgear Orbi promises to rid your home of WiFi dead zones

  By Cherlynn Low

• The recent Windows 10 update is breaking webcams

  By David Lumb

• Is Windows 10 too aggressive in suggesting updates?

  By Ashok Srivastava

• Transferring files Between Two Devices without Internet

  By Samy Gaur

• Comcast begins gigabit internet trial in Chicago

  By Billy Steele

• AMD crashes Intel's party: Powerful Zen CPUs are coming next year

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Intel says new USB Type-C spec will ease headphone jack loss

  By Steve Dent

• Intel intros a ready-to-fly drone for software developers

  By Mariella Moon

• Intel to manufacture ARM chips in a bid for mobile domination

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Integrated Xbox Wireless is coming to future PCs and accessories

  By Brittany Vincent

• Intel's Joule is its most powerful dev kit yet

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Intel's Euclid is a RealSense PC the size of a candy bar

  By Nicole Lee

• Thud Rumble's Intel-powered DJ mixer has a PC inside

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Watch Intel's 2016 Developer Forum keynote here

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Lenovo unveils two compact, VR-ready desktop gaming PCs

  By Steve Dent

• New Startup Intends To Push Windows OS To Virtual Reality

  By John Mike

• Simit is a new language for more efficient programming

  By Brittany Vincent

• FCC loses its bid to protect city-run broadband

  By Jon Fingas

• Seagate's new 60TB SSD dwarfs the others on the market

  By Brittany Vincent

• Delta computer system meltdown puts all flights on hold

  By Jamie Rigg

• Pep Up Your Wi-Fi Signal With These 5 Simple Tips

  By Amit Sen

• Upgrade To Windows 10 For Free When Microsoft Has Stopped It

  By Tony Tran

• Backblaze release its 2016 Q2 HDD reliability results

  By Josiah Motley

• Windows 10's Anniversary Update arrives

  By Jon Fingas

• Engadget giveaway: Win a LattePanda DIY kit courtesy of DFRobot!

  By Jon Turi

• Multitouch is about to get more advanced thanks to Qeexo

  By Richard Lai

• TP-Link settles with the FCC over risky WiFi router power levels

  By Jon Fingas

Cybersecurity (82)

• Democrats want FBI to investigate any Trump link to cyberattacks

  By Jon Fingas

• Dropbox hacker stole 70 million log-ins in 2012

  By Mariella Moon

• Do You Know Who's Lurking about in the Dark Web

  By Allan Smith

• Should the DMCA be revised?

  By Dave Cox

• Unofficial BitTorrent app once again linked to Mac malware

  By Jon Fingas

• Foreign hackers attacked two state election systems, FBI warns

  By Jessica Conditt

• Swing states don't want DHS to protect its voting machines

  By Daniel Cooper

• New York's smarter face recognition catches more ID thieves

  By Jon Fingas

• Opera warns that its web sync service was hacked

  By Jon Fingas

• Frank Ocean's 'Blonde' has been pirated 750,000 times

  By Alex Gilyadov

• Untangling the NSA's latest alleged embarrassment

  By Violet Blue

• Russian cyberthief convicted of stealing millions of CC info

  By Mariella Moon

• Apple patches three zero-day exploits after activist is hacked

  By Jessica Conditt

• Homeland Security is investigating the Leslie Jones hack

  By Billy Steele

• Why you need to be careful while playing an online video game?

  By Samy Gaur

• Tips for Recovering Deleted Files

  By Shelly Green

• Hackers target Leslie Jones, post nude photos to her site

  By Nathan Ingraham

• 5 Ways To Protect Your Facebook Account From This Socially Engineered Attack

  By Deji Atoyebi

• FBI improved a Dark Web child pornography site, lawyer argues

  By Jessica Conditt

• WikiLeaks revealed private info for 'hundreds' of innocents

  By Jon Fingas

• Is Apple As Secure As We Once Thought it Was?

  By Dianna Labrien

• Review concludes UK bulk surveillance powers are necessary

  By Jamie Rigg

• Here's how the NSA spied on Cisco firewalls for years

  By Jon Fingas

• 3D faces based on Facebook photos can fool security systems

  By Mariella Moon

• The Art of Avoiding Identity Theft and Scams At The Olympics

  By Dave Cox

• The Hard Truth About Internet Security

  By Peter Vowell

• New Snowden docs suggest Shadow Broker leak was real

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Hacking and AI: Moral panic vs. real problems

  By Violet Blue

• All Eddie Bauer stores in the US hit with malware

  By Brittany Vincent

• How To Block Third Party Tracking Cookies In Chrome

  By Dave Cox

• Feeling insecure paying online? You're not the only one

  By Jeremy Chew

• Baltimore PD's phone surveillance allegedly violated FCC rules

  By Andrew Dalton

• Edward Snowden suspects NSA hack was a Russian warning

  By Jon Fingas

• WikiLeaks released a cache of malware in its latest email dump

  By Andrew Dalton

• What is Niantic capturing about you while you're capturing Pokémon

  By Harry Dewhirst

• 'Hamilton' creator Miranda joins the fight against ticket bots

  By Jon Fingas

• Hyatt and Starwood hotel chains suffer credit card breach

  By Daniel Cooper

• Report reveals identity of NSA and PRISM surveillance target

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Irish court orders accused Silk Road admin's extradition to US

  By Jon Fingas

• The incredibly intricate badges of Def Con

  By Roberto Baldwin

• The hysterical hacking headlines of Def Con 24

  By Violet Blue

• Your hard drive's sounds could help hackers crack your system

  By Brittany Vincent

• Reuters: Congressional leaders were briefed on DNC hack last year

  By Billy Steele

• Local Canadian police station admits it owns a Stingray

  By Mariella Moon

• Experts believe DNC hackers are behind a larger plot

  By Andrew Dalton

• Kansas duo sues IP mappers for putting them through 'digital hell'

  By David Lumb

• This wireless flaw leaves millions of Volkswagens cars vulnerable

  By Brittany Vincent

• Those chip and PIN cards aren't as secure as we thought

  By Roberto Baldwin

• 3 Creative Strategies for Taking Back Your Digital Identity

  By Ryan Kh

• Android Devices at Risk - Bug Fear in about 900 Million Phones

  By Allan Smith

• UK grants new powers to remotely block illegal prison mobiles

  By Jamie Rigg

• UK police bust 'significant' pirate pay-TV streaming ring

  By Jamie Rigg

• Tor promises not to build backdoors into its services

  By Mariella Moon

• Sex toy sends intimate data to its creator

  By Jon Fingas

• Researcher finds huge security flaws in Bluetooth locks

  By Roberto Baldwin

• 'DOTA 2' forum hack spills almost two million passwords

  By Daniel Cooper

• How Technological Inventions are Replacing Your Passwords

  By Samy Gaur

• How to hack a government

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Australia will track online money laundering and cyber fraud

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Researchers discover advanced cyber-espionage malware

  By Mariella Moon

• Oracle data breach opened credit card payment systems to attack

  By Jon Fingas

• Qualcomm chip security holes affect most Android phones

  By Jon Fingas

• AI hackers will make the world a safer place -- hopefully

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Nigerian email scammer stung by his own malware

  By Matt Brian

• 5 of the Most Common Ways Hackers Gain Access

  By cormac reynolds

• US reportedly elevates the role of Cyber Command

  By Jon Fingas

• Researcher-created Twitter bot phishes two out of three users

  By David Lumb

• Where the would-be vice presidents stand on cybersecurity

  By Violet Blue

• The Link Between Encryption and Trust

  By Ebba Blitz

• Exploit can attack secure websites through ads

  By Jon Fingas

• Hackers Steal Over $65 Million from the Bitcoin Network

  By Diogo Costa

• Hackers steal $63.7 million from Bitcoin exchange

  By Daniel Cooper

• Jeep hackers return to take over your steering wheel

  By Andrew Dalton

• Iranian hackers compromise Telegram's secure messaging

  By Jon Fingas

• DNC executives leave following email hack

  By Jon Fingas

• The Right to Privacy in a Digital World

  By Alan Duric

• Barclays swaps passwords for voice IDs for telephone banking

  By Jamie Rigg

• How Trust Affects IT Security and Subcontractors

  By Ebba Blitz

• Russia claims it can collect encryption keys

  By Jon Fingas

• Android will tell you when new devices access your Google account

  By Jon Fingas

• The Dark Web Comes to "Normal" People

  By Dianna Labrien

• UK spies tracked Middle East activists with a web link shortener

  By Jon Fingas

Entertainment (5)

• Why Would the Jedi Council Be an Awful Solution for Your Company Management?

  By Raul Harman

• De La Soul releases crowdfunded 'and the Anonymous Nobody' album

  By Richard Lawler

• How to install a high definition set top box?

  By Lisa Rachel

• Virgin V6: This is Virgin Media's 4K TV box

  By Matt Brian

• The Public Access Weekly: Squad goals

  By Amber Bouman

EVs and Transportation (73)

• CarTech - New Opportunities for an Old Industry

  By Elena Mikhaylova

• Uber is offering electric cars in London

  By Matt Brian

• ICYMI: The US Government wants to limit big rig speeds

  By Kerry Davis

• Uber gives you ride discounts for shopping with a Visa card

  By Jon Fingas

• The FAA's commercial UAV rules are now in effect

  By Andrew Dalton

• Toyota is teaching teens how to build fuel-cell cars

  By Mariella Moon

• US mulls speed-limiting devices for buses and big rigs

  By Jon Fingas

• Amtrak's next-generation high-speed trains arrive in 2021

  By Andrew Dalton

• Russia's search giant is making a self-driving shuttle bus

  By Jon Fingas

• Tesla's powerful new battery, and more in the week that was

  By Inhabitat

• VW aims for an EV that goes 300 miles on a 15-minute charge

  By David Lumb

• Baidu's all-electric self-driving car is a modified Chery EQ

  By Sean Buckley

• UberEats drivers are revolting in London

  By Jamie Rigg

• Uber is quietly rolling out flat rates for riders in select cities

  By Brittany Vincent

• The first self-driving taxis are cruising around Singapore

  By Steve Dent

• Uber starts letting Londoners book rides in advance

  By Jamie Rigg

• ICYMI: Racecar drivers are being replaced by computers

  By Kerry Davis

• Tesla unveils 100 kWh battery for Model X and S

  By Jessica Conditt

• Tesla ex-partner finds someone else to help with self-driving tech

  By Jon Fingas

• Lyft says it listened to offers, but is not for sale

  By Steve Dent

• NVIDIA's made-for-autonomous-cars CPU is freaking powerful

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Sony receiver lowers the costs of Android Auto and Apple CarPlay

  By Jon Fingas

• Lyft suspends its Bay Area carpooling service

  By Mariella Moon

• Massachusetts will tax ridesharing services to compensate taxis

  By Jon Fingas

• Self-driving taxis and buses, and more in the week that was

  By Inhabitat

• Lyft reportedly tried to sell to Apple, Uber and others

  By Andrew Dalton

• Recommended Reading: What happened at Hyperloop One?

  By Billy Steele

• Mercedes-Maybach concept is a look at the future of luxury cars

  By Billy Steele

• Evatran's aftermarket charger for your Tesla Model S is coming soon

  By Brittany Vincent

• ICYMI: Neck pillows that work and self-driving everything

  By Kerry Davis

• Airbus reveals ambitious plan for autonomous flying taxis

  By Steve Dent

• Uber India lets users hail a ride from their browser

  By Daniel Cooper

• Uber will offer free rides in its self-driving cars this month

  By Matt Brian

• The creator of Google's self-driving car now works for Uber

  By Daniel Cooper

• Washington, DC apartment building offers an 'Uber room'

  By Andrew Dalton

• Driverless buses to hit Finnish city's streets

  By David Lumb

• World's longest aircraft takes its first flight

  By Jon Fingas

• Uber takes legal action against TfL over new taxi rules

  By Jamie Rigg

• Automatic's new car adapter uses 3G without a subscription

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Lyft now allows you to select your pickup and dropoff locations

  By Brittany Vincent

• Ford plans to have fully autonomous cars on the road in five years

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Ford and Baidu both keen on investing in self-driving tech

  By Brittany Vincent

• Hyperloop One could build its first commercial route in Dubai

  By Mariella Moon

• Audi cars will start talking to city traffic systems this fall

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Infiniti's latest engine is a last hurrah for gas-powered cars

  By Jon Fingas

• California bill would require more zero-emissions cars

  By Jon Fingas

• GMC's latest SUV travels farther thanks to glue

  By Jon Fingas

• Karma's stunning electric supercar, and more in the week that was

  By Inhabitat

• Tesla preps an extra long-range battery for its electric cars

  By Jon Fingas

• GM reportedly tried to buy Lyft

  By Sean Buckley

• The Elio three-wheeler is now available for $7,000 pre-order

  By Andrew Dalton

• Weed spit test can detect if you're driving high in 3 minutes

  By Mariella Moon

• Ford Cars Will Ship With Apple CarPlay and Android Auto

  By Diogo Costa

• Karma unveils Revero hybrid with new solar charging roof

  By Steve Dent

• Audi's active suspension converts road jolts into electricity

  By Steve Dent

• China Invents Car-Swallowing Bus That Is Actually Real

  By AJ Agrawal

• Tesla rival LeEco building $1.8 billion EV factory in China

  By Steve Dent

• Uber takes the fight to TfL over new English exam for drivers

  By Jamie Rigg

• London buses to show live traffic updates in rear windows

  By Matt Brian

• Lyft app now supports multi-stop routes

  By Mariella Moon

• Nissan may stop making its own electric car batteries

  By Jon Fingas

• A bus suspended over the ground, and more in the week that was

  By Inhabitat

• Cruise the airport on top of a piece of motorized luggage

  By Kris Naudus

• Mercedes will reportedly challenge Tesla with four new EVs (confirmed)

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Nissan made a working prototype of its BladeGlider EV hotrod

  By Steve Dent

• Tesla Model X: The official SUV of the future

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Tesla ramps up production to meet aggressive delivery goals

  By Andrew Dalton

• The New Mercedes-Benz E-Class 2017 Features Great Tech

  By Diogo Costa

• Gogoro brings on-demand scooter rentals to Berlin

  By Roberto Baldwin

• China's elevated bus demoed with cars driving underneath

  By Richard Lai

• Uber has served 100 million trips in New York City

  By Mat Smith

• Uber China merges with rival Didi Chuxing

  By Steve Dent

• Delphi will test its self-driving taxi service in Singapore

  By Roberto Baldwin

Gaming (96)

• 'Threes' artist and friends reveal 'TumbleSeed'

  By Andrew Dalton

• 'Iron Man' director's VR game lands on September 8th

  By David Lumb

• 'Second Life' studio invites VR players to try 'Project Sansar'

  By Brittany Vincent

• 'TowerFall' ups the mayhem with eight-person local multiplayer

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Konami announces 'Metal Gear Solid: The Definitive Collection'

  By Brittany Vincent

• The resurrection of 'Allison Road'

  By Jessica Conditt

• My favorite games to read

  By Zach Hines

• Niantic is reversing bans on some 'Pokémon Go' accounts

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 'Dead or Alive' VR is basically sexual assault, the game

  By Sean Buckley

• Google announces 30 finalists for its first indie games festival

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Ubisoft is shutting down the free-to-play 'Ghost Recon'

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Progress from 'NBA 2K17' demo carries over to the full game

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Broadcast your Blizzard games right now via Facebook Live

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Wander through 'Dear Esther' on PS4 and Xbox One next month

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Ubisoft delays 'The Division' DLC to fix the base game

  By David Lumb

• 'Virginia' comes to PS4, Xbox One and Steam on September 22nd

  By Andrew Dalton

• 'Titanfall 2' multiplayer will be tweaked after fan feedback

  By Richard Lawler

• 'Evolve' continues its rebirth with new co-op mode

  By Aaron Souppouris

• The 'Battlefield 1' Premium Pass nets you four new expansions

  By Brittany Vincent

• Adult Swim is publishing 'ToeJam and Earl: Back in the Groove'

  By Brittany Vincent

• Why young-adult video games are thriving

  By Zach Hines

• The highs and lows of Gamescom 2016

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Tokyo 2020's Olympics pitch: Mario, Pac-Man and co.

  By Mat Smith

• 'Star Citizen' presentation hints the game is coming together

  By Jon Fingas

• This forklift simulator is basically 'Shenmue' VR

  By Aaron Souppouris

• TZUUM Joins Pokemon Go as the Next Augmented Reality App!

  By Pritom Das

• 'Resident Evil 7' took just 15 minutes to creep me out

  By Nick Summers

• 'Outreach' is a space adventure game set in the Cold War

  By Nick Summers

• 'Titanfall 2' multiplayer tech test is now open to all

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Niantic vows to ban 'Pokémon Go' cheaters

  By Jessica Conditt

• Blizzard built a 'World of Warcraft' cafe

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Beautiful indie game 'Below' is delayed once again

  By Alex Gilyadov

• 'Battlefield 1' will challenge your preconceptions of WWI

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Duel your friends 'Tron'-style in 'Project Arena' VR

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Crafting a story for 'Titanfall 2'

  By Nick Summers

• Invite all your Twitch friends to a stream or broadcast

  By Steve Dent

• The Dark Side Of Pokémon Go: What Is It About?

  By Gloria Kopp

• 'Star Trek: Bridge Crew' hits VR headsets November 29th

  By Steve Dent

• French mayor bans 'Pokémon Go' in his town

  By David Lumb

• 'Resident Evil 7' gameplay vid proves safety is an illusion

  By Brittany Vincent

• Konami strikes out on its own for 'Metal Gear Survive'

  By Brittany Vincent

• 'Mr. Robot' has its own official mobile game

  By Daniel Cooper

• 'Destiny' to add private matches and user-hosted tournaments

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Fix your No GPS Problem with Pokémon Go

  By Samy Gaur

• 'Titanfall 2' kicks off its open multiplayer test this Friday

  By Brittany Vincent

• DraftKings and FanDuel's group features make daily fantasy more social

  By Billy Steele

• For The Mobile Gaming Inclined: What The Future Holds For Mobile Gamers

  By Allan Smith

• 'Battlefield 1' open beta starts August 31st

  By Alex Gilyadov

• Capcom plans harsher punishments for 'Street Fighter' quitters

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 'Final Fantasy XV' delayed to November 29th

  By Nick Summers

• Fan-made 'Goldeneye 007' multiplayer-only HD remake released

  By David Lumb

• 'Maguss,' the game that definitely isn't 'Harry Potter Go'

  By Jessica Conditt

• Upcoming 'No Man's Sky' patch will fix most issues

  By Alex Gilyadov

• Arcano Systems' chiptune synth offers 80s video game nostalgia

  By Billy Steele

• Crafting the algorithmic soundtrack of 'No Man's Sky'

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Yes, 'No Man's Sky' has a few issues

  By Jessica Conditt

• Pokemon Go driving South East Asia crazy

  By Jeremy Chew

• 'Gwent: The Witcher Card Game' beta delayed to October

  By Alex Gilyadov

• The 'Final Fantasy XV' season pass includes six DLC packs

  By Brittany Vincent

• 10 States Trying the Hardest to Catch 'Em All

  By Alice Williams

• The historical research behind the biracial antihero in 'Mafia III'

  By Jessica Conditt

• 'Pokémon Go' update warns you not to catch and drive

  By Jon Fingas

• Twitch is cracking down on 'Pokémon Go' cheaters

  By Andrew Dalton

• Day-one patches are the new normal

  By Jessica Conditt

• Massive 'No Man's Sky' day one patch is live a day early

  By Alex Gilyadov

• 'Harold Halibut' brings back stop-motion video games

  By Jon Fingas

• 'Rocket League' update brings grappling hooks and giant boots

  By Jon Fingas

• Russian bank, Sberbank, offers free insurance to Pokemon Go players

  By Josiah Motley

• How Do Non-Pokemon GO Players Avoid the Mania?

  By Solomon Wiesen

• 'No Man's Sky' day one patch changes large parts of the game

  By Jon Fingas

• 'Pokémon Go' welcomes trainers in 15 more countries

  By Mariella Moon

• Fan-made 'No Man's Sky' app catalogs your interstellar journey

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Iran bans 'Pokémon Go' over security jitters

  By Jon Fingas

• One month after going free, 'Evolve' averages 15,000 players

  By Jessica Conditt

• Six Flags adds a gaming twist to its VR roller coasters

  By Billy Steele

• Watch the first gameplay from Bethesda's 'Prey' reboot

  By Nick Summers

• 'Overwatch' now has over 15 million players

  By Matt Brian

• 'Pokémon Go' dev says it needed to block scrapers to expand

  By Richard Lawler

• 'Brand New Subway' game lets you redesign NYC transportation

  By David Lumb

• Beloved indie game 'To the Moon' heads to iOS, Android in HD

  By Jessica Conditt

• Listen to the full 'No Man's Sky' soundtrack on YouTube

  By Nick Summers

• 'Prey for the Gods' is a modern 'Shadow of the Colossus'

  By Nick Summers

• Disney 16-bit classics including 'Aladdin' coming to GOG.com

  By Steve Dent

• World's largest game expo tightens security following violence

  By Jon Fingas

• 'Pokémon Go' battery saver mode will return to iOS soon

  By Richard Lawler

• New York bill would ban 'Pokémon Go' stops near sex offenders

  By Jon Fingas

• The Challenges of Building AR Games

  By Dianna Labrien

• 'Chambara,' the split-screen samurai game born in a dorm

  By Jessica Conditt

• Telltale's 'Batman' game does Bruce Wayne justice

  By Nick Summers

• Overwatch heroes are getting Olympic-themed makeovers

  By Matt Brian

• 'Pokémon Go' makers explain why they blocked third-party apps

  By Mat Smith

• 6 Valuable Lessons that Every Business Can Learn from Pokémon Go

  By Allan Smith

• Australian Police vs. Pokémon Go

  By Kirsten Tanner

• 'Pokémon Go' hits 100 million downloads

  By Mariella Moon

• New York Governor bans sex offenders from 'Pokémon Go'

  By Andrew Dalton

• From Machop to Machamp: Surviving London's 5K Pokérun

  By Jamie Rigg

Google (52)

• Google AI builds a better cucumber farm

  By Jon Fingas

• Google expands 'Sheep View' project with Trekker cameras

  By Steve Dent

• Google's OnHub routers can now control Philips Hue lighting

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Google hopes AI can improve head and neck cancer treatment

  By Mariella Moon

• Google Search on Android can find your info in apps and offline

  By Richard Lawler

• Report: Google is turning Waze into a ride-sharing platform

  By Roberto Baldwin

• How Google RankBrain Is Fast Gaining Relevance?

  By Amit Sen

• The new Google+ is coming for all users soon

  By Brittany Vincent

• Google wants your help to improve its automatic translations

  By Nick Summers

• Now Google Cast is built into every Chrome browser

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Google taps Airbnb exec to turn self-driving cars into a business

  By Jon Fingas

• Google Wallet introduces automatic transfers

  By Brittany Vincent

• Google is killing off the Device Assist app on Nexus handsets

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Google's Fiber rollout isn't going as planned

  By Andrew Dalton

• Playing solitaire and tic-tac-toe is as easy as a Google search

  By Billy Steele

• Google offers 360-degree tours of US National Parks

  By Nick Summers

• Google's high-speed Fiber internet goes live in Salt Lake City

  By Mariella Moon

• Google links Project Fi-approved WiFi hotspots to Nexus phones

  By Richard Lawler

• Google hires satellite exec to head up Project Loon

  By Mariella Moon

• Google's using neural networks to make image files smaller

  By Sean Buckley

• Google will downplay mobile websites with intrusive pop-ups

  By Jon Fingas

• Google's Daydream VR could debut in the next few weeks

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Understanding Customers' Search Behavior With Google Tools

  By Jeremy Chew

• Oracle funds a group trying to tarnish Google's image

  By Jon Fingas

• Google Allo's sticker packs are weird and wonderful

  By Brittany Vincent

• Google is phasing out Chrome apps for Mac and Windows

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Google is opening a dedicated space for startups in San Francisco

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Google Chrome tests out a more personal New Tab page

  By Richard Lawler

• Google for Education gets a host of updates as the school year starts

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Google tells you how to vote by state with a simple search

  By Jessica Conditt

• Google will 'increasingly focus' Hangouts on business customers

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Google to move Hangouts On Air to YouTube Live

  By Nicole Lee

• Google's Fuchsia operating system runs on virtually anything

  By Jon Fingas

• Google fined $6.8 million by Russian antitrust body

  By Daniel Cooper

• Google Fiber to test home wireless internet in up to 24 US areas

  By David Lumb

• Google is developing techniques to combat VR trolls

  By Mariella Moon

• Google explains why Palestine isn't labeled in Maps

  By Steve Dent

• Google Chrome will begin blocking Flash in favor of HTML5

  By Brittany Vincent

• Google Now toying with 'Explore Interests' personalization

  By David Lumb

• Chrome is nearly ready to talk to your Bluetooth devices

  By Jon Fingas

• Google will power Stanford's genomics service

  By Mariella Moon

• Chris Urmson leaves Google's self-driving car project

  By Richard Lawler

• Google wants to standardize Android password managers

  By Steve Dent

• Google sneaks Olympic-themed minigames into its mobile app

  By Jamie Rigg

• The next Google Maps update could show how bad the parking is

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Google's iOS GIF keyboard now supports more languages

  By Daniel Cooper

• ICYMI: Google's so much closer to delivery by drone

  By Kerry Davis

• Google's speeding up mobile web search results for all sites

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Feds give Google OK to test Project Wing drone deliveries

  By Steve Dent

• Google's 2016 Nexus phones could feature a new launcher

  By Richard Lawler

• Google teams up with GSK to develop 'bioelectronic medicines'

  By Matt Brian

• Google weaves Olympics highlight videos into your search results

  By Jon Fingas

Laptops (9)

• Acer's latest PCs include the first curved screen laptop

  By Jon Fingas

• Adieu, Chromebook Pixel 2

  By Nick Summers

• Laptop pioneer John Ellenby dies

  By Jon Fingas

• HP built a privacy screen into its EliteBook laptops

  By Cherlynn Low

• Now you can unlock Chrome OS with a PIN code

  By David Lumb

• MSI and Origin PC use NVIDIA's desktop-grade laptop graphics

  By Jon Fingas

• NVIDIA brings desktop-class graphics to laptops

  By Aaron Souppouris

• HP's low-cost Stream laptops now include a 14-inch model

  By Jon Fingas

• The next MacBook Pro may have a fingerprint-reading power button

  By Jon Fingas

Meta (16)

• Facebook promises to stabilize shaky 360-degree videos

  By Jon Fingas

• Recommended Reading: The political media machine on Facebook

  By Billy Steele

• Privacy groups call foul on WhatsApp sharing data with Facebook

  By Sean Buckley

• Facebook is ditching human editors from its trending topics

  By Brittany Vincent

• Facebook opens its advanced AI vision tech to everyone

  By Nicole Lee

• WhatsApp will start sharing your data with Facebook

  By Ben Woods

• Facebook tests auto-playing News Feed videos with sound

  By Mariella Moon

• Facebook's point-based recruiting system isn't producing diversity

  By David Lumb

• Facebook is open-sourcing its AI bot-building research

  By Cherlynn Low

• Facebook is launching its own PC gaming platform

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Facebook opens up Messenger to ad bots

  By Steve Dent

• Feud Between Facebook and AdBlock Rages On

  By Ryan Kh

• Adblock Plus bypasses Facebook's attempt to restrict ad blockers (update)

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Facebook finds a way around desktop ad blockers

  By Nick Summers

• Facebook is ramping up its fight against clickbait

  By Nicole Lee

• Facebook opens a giant hardware lab to build its future

  By Jon Fingas

Microsoft (19)

• Microsoft OneNote can help solve your math homework

  By Andrew Dalton

• Surface Pro 3 battery issues disappear in today's update

  By Jessica Conditt

• Microsoft makes it easy to report hate speech

  By Mariella Moon

• Microsoft's Word Flow keyboard gets a Bing search upgrade

  By Brittany Vincent

• Microsoft inks a patent and software deal with Lenovo

  By Mariella Moon

• Microsoft app helps you coordinate with fellow shift workers (update: statement)

  By Jon Fingas

• Microsoft's latest acquisition hints at AI scheduling in Office

  By Jon Fingas

• Microsoft will fix Surface Pro 3 battery issues through software

  By Jon Fingas

• Microsoft says this might be the last console generation

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Microsoft will let you try Windows 10 games early

  By Jon Fingas

• Windows Holographic coming to all Windows 10 PCs next year

  By Nicole Lee

• Microsoft rolls out new Surface Pro Type Covers for NFL fans

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Microsoft Office iPhone users can doodle with their fingers

  By Steve Dent

• Microsoft's IFTTT competitor arrives on Android

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Microsoft acquires Beam livestreaming service

  By Brittany Vincent

• Microsoft figured out how cloud servers can swap encrypted data

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Microsoft has two big Windows 10 updates slated for 2017

  By David Lumb

• Microsoft just changed its toy gun emoji to a real pistol

  By Cherlynn Low

• Microsoft gives everyone a chance to buy a HoloLens

  By Mariella Moon

Mobile (24)

• Court tosses federal lawsuit over AT&T's data throttling

  By Jon Fingas

• Verizon's 'LTE Advanced' network promises 50 percent higher speed

  By Nathan Ingraham

• T-Mobile tweaks its One plan to address your complaints

  By Jon Fingas

• Sprint offers 'Unlimited Freedom Premium' for heavy video users

  By Brittany Vincent

• EE's latest perk is six months of free Apple Music

  By Jamie Rigg

• Illinois Sets New Limits On Cell-Site Simulators

  By Shahid Buttar, Director of Grassroots Advocacy, EFF

• Why Cellphones May Not be the Greatest Invention since Sliced Bread

  By Martin Sumichrast

• When the Big Carriers Just Won't Do

  By Tara Marie DGW

• Robocall 'strike force' sets out to end unwanted calls

  By Chris Velazco

• Effective Uses of Geofencing

  By Matt Shealy

• Virgin Media's next price hike will come in November

  By Matt Brian

• Sprint's new Unlimited Freedom plan is unlimited with a catch

  By Brittany Vincent

• T-Mobile One is the carrier's new unlimited data plan

  By Nathan Ingraham

• AT&T unveils 'overage-free' phone plans to counter Verizon

  By Jon Fingas

• EE's Max handset plans include free EU roaming and BT Sport

  By Jamie Rigg

• FreedomPop offers unlimited WhatsApp chats in over 30 countries

  By Jon Fingas

• Three's Feel at Home roaming will soon cover most of Europe

  By Jamie Rigg

• Vodafone scraps line rental charges for fibre broadband

  By Matt Brian

• 4 Ways Big Data and Mobile Phones Go together

  By Jimmy Rohampton

• AT&T, Verizon sued for giving businesses discounts on 911 fees

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• FCC hopes to speed up 5G rollouts by cutting red tape

  By Jon Fingas

• Here's What You Need to Know When Doing Big Business on a Small Screen

  By Ryan Kh

• AT&T ordered to pay $7.75 million for bogus directory assistance tools

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Ting made its pay-for-what-you-use data rates cheaper yet

  By Timothy J. Seppala

News (150)

• How Technology Makes Training Your Dog Easier

  By Joe Hughes

• Bosch and Drop team up on smarter kitchen tech

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• Airbnb rentals can play havoc with your mortgage

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• Garmin debuts action camera with voice control and 4K video

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• Virgin Media has a broadband plan just for gamers

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• Theranos' Zika test is under FDA scrutiny

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Washington Post open-sources its 'Trump Revealed' biography

  By Andrew Dalton

• Can Technology Help You Quit Smoking?

  By Jimmy Rohampton

• EU net neutrality guidelines close key 'fast lane' loopholes

  By Jon Fingas

• Do e-cigarettes actually help to stop smoking?

  By Kevin Nouse

• Kwikset's second-gen Kevo is ready to lock up your smart home

  By Andrew Dalton

• Kim Dotcom will be allowed to stream his extradition appeal

  By Matt Brian

• Great in Relationships? You'll Do Great As An Entrepreneur

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• FCC backs down from municipal broadband case

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• Kim Dotcom hopes to livestream his extradition appeal

  By Jon Fingas

• What to expect at this year's IFA

  By Nicole Lee

• 5 Ways to be a Successful Blogger in a Rural Area

  By Alice Williams

• NFL reportedly using ball tracking chips in pre-season games

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• 3 Things You Didn't Know About South Korea's Startup Scene

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• New Crowdfunded Gadget The Key To Tracking Everything

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• From prototype to Kickstarter to production

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• After Math: Only the essentials

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• Where You Can Use Bitcoin

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• FDA recommends that all donated blood be tested for Zika

  By Brittany Vincent

• Sony and Panasonic partner to sell 8K TVs by 2020

  By Steve Dent

• ICYMI: Stack your dominoes and get the pizza delivered too

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• DJI's new Osmo+ camera adds a zoom lens

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Judge orders the release of additional Clinton emails

  By Andrew Tarantola

• To stay competitive, Walmart and Target turn to startups for help

  By Andy Meek

• Unicode's next emoji update focuses on gender and jobs

  By Jessica Conditt

• ICYMI: This power tool might save you from yourself

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• The Latest In Home Security Technology

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• Canon's EOS 5D Mark IV has a 30.4-megapixel sensor and 4K video

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Startup uses algorithms to fund civil lawsuits

  By Jon Fingas

• Website Design - How do you choose the right provider?

  By Shelly Green

• Italian earthquake victims asked to disable WiFi passwords

  By Alex Gilyadov

• French official threatens lawsuits over internet photos of police

  By Jon Fingas

• New York's Bryant Park is tracking visitor behavior

  By Andrew Dalton

• Longest-ever aircraft takes damage in second flight

  By Jon Fingas

• US Judge absolves Fitbit of corporate espionage allegations (for now)

  By Andrew Dalton

• Dyson's latest smart fan heats, cools and purifies the air

  By Steve Dent

• Is Business Intelligence the Latest Buzzword for Technology?

  By Ashok Srivastava

• The Power Egg is unlike any drone you've ever flown before

  By Andrew Tarantola

• How Technology Can Enhance Your Next Vacation

  By Lovisa Alvin

• You can buy Parrot's fixed-wing Disco drone in September

  By Cherlynn Low

• How one company is bringing science to the subscription box

  By Josiah Motley

• BT is looking for the speaking clock's next voice

  By Jamie Rigg

• Router maker TP-Link turns its attention to smart homes

  By Cherlynn Low

• The Technology Stack Behind The Coolest Startups

  By Dianna Labrien

• Fox News broke UK broadcasting rules with pro-Brexit views

  By Nick Summers

• 5 Tips For Successful Project Management

  By Krishna Pérmi

• What's on your HDTV: 'Halt and Catch Fire,' 'Madden NFL 2017'

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• FBI finds 14,900 more files from Hillary Clinton's email server

  By Jon Fingas

• The Ultimate Exchange

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• New stock exchange fights unfair online trading

  By Jon Fingas

• Kaleidescape's high-end movie player business lives on (updated)

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• 5 Technological Differences Between Australia and the US

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• After Math: All of them

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• ICYMI: Segway's plan B and flexible concrete

  By Kerry Davis

• Kickstarter introduces the Prototype Gallery for creators

  By Brittany Vincent

• Report slams Chicago's data-driven crime prevention tool

  By David Lumb

• 5 Must-Have Habits Of Successful Tech Entrepreneurs

  By Amit Sen

• Big Data: How Does Your Data Grow

  By Jimmy Rohampton

• 4 Ways to Win Customer Loyalty and Keep Your Leads Coming Back for More

  By Brian Horvath

• Financial aid will soon be offered to attend coding bootcamps

  By Brittany Vincent

• 3 Powerful Tools for Accessing Competitive Markets

  By Ryan Kh

• Strategic Steps for Performing Workplace Tech Upgrades

  By Ryan Kh

• 2 Opportunities for the Elderly to Access Tech Education

  By Ryan Kh

• US government cedes control of the internet in October

  By Andrew Dalton

• CNN's news drones officially launch with their own acronym

  By Billy Steele

• Gawker.com will shut down as part of Univision buyout

  By Chris Velazco

• How Much Technology Do We Deserve for Free?

  By Dianna Labrien

• Iconic NY store's extensive Mac collection is up for auction

  By Steve Dent

• How to Use Behind the Scenes Content for Marketing

  By Ryan Kh

• Technology Trends Powering the Fresh, Healthy Food Revolution

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• Meet the CEO of the company changing legal discovery

  By Josiah Motley

• BBC picks new weather partner after 93 years with the Met Office

  By Matt Brian

• How Technology Gives Fashion Startups An Edge Over Legacy Brands

  By Chris Burch

• Kobo's new Aura One e-reader is big and waterproof

  By Cherlynn Low

• What is Clickbait and How to Steer Clear?

  By Ashok Srivastava

• Pizza Hut delivers the world's first playable DJ pizza box

  By Matt Brian

• World's largest offshore windfarm to be built in the UK

  By Matt Brian

• 7 Ways Real-Time Analytics Can Increase Your eCommerce CRO

  By Krithika Siddharth

• 5 Effective Tips for Improving Your Web Design

  By Jimmy Rohampton

• 6 Ways to Use Deals and Discounts to Drive More Sales for Your eCommerce Business

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• 3 Insanely Effective Digital Sales Strategies

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• Audiophiles in Japan are installing their own electricity poles

  By Jon Fingas

• Grover is like Rent the Runway, but for gadget lovers

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• Air Force boosts drone pilot bonuses to keep up with demand

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• After Math: On the road again

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• Becoming The Sports Reporter from Home - How ClutchPoints Is Changing How Sports Is Reported

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• The New York Times has acquired a VR agency

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• Virgin Media TiVo update adds smarter Series Link+ feature

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• Hillary Clinton is co-hosting a podcast about her campaign

  By Devindra Hardawar

• The Engadget Podcast returns!

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• Boost your Startup Business with Explainer Videos

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• Grindr is launching its own clothing line

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• 3 Tech Tools for Creating a Compelling User Experience

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• Using Gadgets to Make Your Children Play Outdoors !

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• SeatGeek aims at Ticketmaster with a new ticketing platform

  By Devindra Hardawar

• ICYMI: Hop on a bike and tour the world

  By Kerry Davis

• Hive's smart thermostat gets IFTTT's recipe-based automation

  By Matt Brian

• Vizio TV update helps you play HDR Blu-ray movies

  By Jon Fingas

• The Geek's Guide to Moving to a New City

  By Dianna Labrien

• Internet meme tries shaming Trump into releasing tax returns

  By David Lumb

• New policy demands 20 percent of federal code be open source

  By Andrew Tarantola

• 'Open banking' data will help Brits compare and switch accounts

  By Jamie Rigg

• Starbucks starts selling Lyft gift cards today

  By Brittany Vincent

• GIF or JIF? Fight!

  By Jeremy Chew

• Starting today, it will be a lot harder to vape if you're under 18

  By Billy Steele

• Wilson's smart football hits stores next month for $200

  By Edgar Alvarez

• This is the Hiring Tool All Modern Teams Should Have

  By Diogo Costa

• On-demand drone insurance launches in the US

  By Jon Fingas

• FTC vows to crack down on sponsored internet posts

  By Jon Fingas

• This popular Japanese snack can teach you how to code

  By Mariella Moon

• GoPro's Hero5 camera could pack GPS

  By Jon Fingas

• The After Math: Sentimental Sunday

  By Andrew Tarantola

• 5 Ways Technology Making Education Easier For Children !!

  By Pritom Das

• The first website went public 25 years ago

  By Jon Fingas

• Recommended Reading: President Obama, Commander in Nerdiness

  By Billy Steele

• Startups are Now Driving The Eco-Reform

  By Dianna Labrien

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  By Amber Bouman

• Torrentz.eu quietly shuts down its torrent search engine

  By Andrew Dalton

• Bahrain imposes 'internet curfew' near protests, activists say

  By Jessica Conditt

• SEO is Now About the Little Things

  By Brian Horvath

• Olympic Committee bans press from releasing GIFs

  By Mariella Moon

• US Copyright office doesn't want the FCC to unlock cable boxes

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Four Ways to Stay Efficient While Traveling for Business

  By Kris Finstad

• FCC program that gives tech to deaf, blind Americans is permanent

  By Jessica Conditt

• ICYMI: One Pen to rule all and video you can manipulate

  By Kerry Davis

• Difference between Responsive Web Design & Mobile Web Design

  By Vincent Sevilla

• How SMS Marketing Can Boost Sales For Retail Franchises

  By Nabin Paudyal

• New York governor legalizes daily fantasy sports

  By David Lumb

• Wal-Mart is interested in acquiring discount retailer Jet.com

  By Brittany Vincent

• Meet the man who's implementing digital learning into law school curriculum - Connected Casebook

  By Josiah Motley

• Pioneer's new turntable digitizes your vinyl collection for $350

  By Billy Steele

• Prisma's 10-minute cold brew coffeemaker hits Indiegogo

  By Mariella Moon

• US Air Force says the F-35 is ready for combat

  By Jon Fingas

• Technology is Changing Modern Travel for the Better in 2016

  By Ryan Kh

• Airbnb hopes to redesign small towns

  By Jon Fingas

• Interview with Jens Nylander, CEO of fleet management startup, Automile

  By Josiah Motley

• Internet Growth Reaching Heights In The USA

  By Kevin Nouse

• New littleBits kit gives kids the power to rule their rooms

  By Mariella Moon

• The Latest Tech Trend - GPS Drawings !

  By Pritom Das

• Theranos intros new 'fingerprick' testing tech despite its woes

  By Mariella Moon

• CDC warns against visiting a Zika-hit Miami neighborhood

  By Jon Fingas

• Clinton and Kaine will answer your questions on Quora

  By Steve Dent

Nintendo (8)

• Nintendo opines on where it went wrong with the Wii U

  By Brittany Vincent

• The Wii U revisited: Looking back on a forward-thinking console

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Nintendo celebrates indie gaming this September

  By Brittany Vincent

• The Pokemon Game Brings People Together in a Physical Way

  By Ben Granados

• Analogue's beautiful, aluminum NES gets a smaller spin-off

  By Chris Velazco

• The 2016 Pokémon World Championships kick off today

  By Brittany Vincent

• Read the first 13 years of 'Nintendo Power' on Archive.org (updated)

  By David Lumb

• Wear a vibrating bracelet while playing 'Pokémon Sun' and 'Moon'

  By Jessica Conditt

PC Gaming (21)

• NVIDIA's 'Vault 1080' is a gloomy 'Fallout 4' mod

  By Brittany Vincent

• Free-to-play is coming to the space MMO 'EVE Online'

  By Aaron Souppouris

• More of Sierra's classic adventure games come to Steam

  By Jon Fingas

• 'This War of Mine' studio reveals a dystopian steampunk PC game

  By Jessica Conditt

• Russia's free, PC multiplayer Halo game has been cancelled

  By Sean Buckley

• VR game developers prefer the HTC Vive, grapple with nausea

  By Jon Fingas

• 'Halo 5: Forge' reaches PCs on September 8th

  By Jon Fingas

• Capture 'The Witness' with NVIDIA's Ansel camera

  By Nick Summers

• 'Overwatch' test patch turns troll talk into funny lines

  By Mariella Moon

• HP's new Omen gaming PCs include a cube-shaped desktop

  By Jon Fingas

• 'Gears of War 4' will require a monster machine to play in 4K

  By Jon Fingas

• 'Overwatch' season two takes cues from 'League of Legends'

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Oculus Rift will hit UK and Canadian retailers on September 20th

  By Matt Brian

• Thin gaming laptops will run VR with NVIDIA's new chip

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Play 'Minecraft' on the Oculus Rift today

  By Jessica Conditt

• HTC switches up the Vive VR pack-in games

  By David Lumb

• Minecraft launches on the Oculus Rift next week

  By Steve Dent

• Riot Games is suing a huge 'League of Legends' cheat service

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 'Quantum Break' reaches Steam on September 14th

  By Jon Fingas

• Internet Archive adds 10,000 Amiga games and applications

  By David Lumb

• Explore 'Quadrilateral Cowboy' even further with its source code

  By Brittany Vincent

PlayStation (20)

• Alleged PS4 Slim leak reveals incremental changes to console

  By David Lumb

• PlayStation Now is available on your PC

  By Jon Fingas

• 'Gran Turismo Sport' delayed to sometime in 2017

  By Jon Fingas

• 'Don't Starve Together' arrives on PS4 with a huge bundle

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• PlayStation Network finally adds two-factor authentication

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• PSN's first Humble Bundle gives you Capcom games at a discount

  By Jon Fingas

• PlayStation Now will soon let you play anywhere you have a PC

  By Sean Buckley

• Video claims to show a redesigned PS4 slim controller

  By Richard Lawler

• PlayStation Plus membership prices rise in September

  By Jessica Conditt

• The slim PS4 is looking realer every day (updated)

  By Jon Fingas

• 'Big City Stories' is a free-to-play city builder for PS4

  By Brittany Vincent

• PS4 redesign supposedly pops up in an online listing

  By Jon Fingas

• Claymation puzzler 'Armikrog' comes to the PS4 on August 23

  By Steve Dent

• Limited edition 'Rez Infinite' includes the vinyl album it deserves

  By Brittany Vincent

• 'Destiny: Rise of Iron' PS4 exclusives include a new map

  By Jon Fingas

• Next PS4 update won't interrupt your gameplay with UI

  By Ben Woods

• Sony is holding a PlayStation event on September 7th

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 'Dead Rising Triple Pack' brings zombie carnage to PS4 owners

  By Brittany Vincent

• Cult classic 'Indigo Prophecy' gets a new PS4 release date

  By Alex Gilyadov

• Acclaimed platformer 'Inside' is coming to PlayStation 4

  By Alex Gilyadov

Reviews (39)

• Lenovo's Yoga Book is part tablet, part sketch pad

  By Cherlynn Low

• ASUS' ZenWatch 3 brings fast charging to your wrist

  By James Trew

• Samsung's Gear S3 watches are more elegant (and rugged) than ever

  By Chris Velazco

• ASUS' Zenwatch 3 is fast and round

  By Nick Summers

• Xiaomi's robot vacuum sucks more than its peers

  By Richard Lai

• The wireless FIIL Diva headphones are gorgeous but flaky

  By Kris Naudus

• Android 7.0 Nougat review: All about getting things done faster

  By Chris Velazco

• The bottom line: Our quick verdict on the Samsung Galaxy Note 7

  By Engadget

• Sky Q review: The live TV box you don't use for live TV

  By Daniel Cooper

• Philips Hue motion sensor turns lights on for you

  By Cherlynn Low

• Motorola's latest wireless earbuds don't live up to expectations

  By Jon Turi

• Lenovo's Thinkpad X1 Yoga will make you want OLED everywhere

  By Devindra Hardawar

• The bottom line: Our quick verdict on the HP Chromebook 13

  By Engadget

• Fujifilm's entry-level mirrorless will up your selfie game

  By Steve Dent

• The bottom line: Our quick verdict on the BlackBerry DTEK50

  By Engadget

• Now that Deezer is widely available in the US, should you switch?

  By Billy Steele

• The Caeden Sona stress-fighting tracker caused me anxiety instead

  By Cherlynn Low

• Joule proves sous vide cooking doesn't have to be intimidating

  By Nicole Lee

• '#SkiJump' is an exhausting, but fun VR game

  By Aaron Souppouris

• North Face's Access Pack was made for obsessive gadget lovers

  By Mat Smith

• 'Oh... Sir!' is our favorite insult-em-up

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Samsung Note 7 teardown reveals waterproof components

  By Mariella Moon

• Nikon's D3400 DSLR is made for aspiring photographers

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Huawei Honor 8 goes after millennials with fancy dual cameras

  By Cherlynn Low

• Samsung's new Gear VR is its most comfortable and immersive yet

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Samsung Galaxy Note 7 review

  By Chris Velazco

• Duo, Google's supersimple video chat app, arrives today

  By Nathan Ingraham

• The Galaxy Note 7 vs. the competition: familiar, but different

  By Toby Golby

• Sony's hi-res turntable and software make it easy to go digital

  By Jon Turi

• BlackBerry DTEK50 review: Cheap, secure and better than expected

  By Chris Velazco

• The Rapidfire K70 is a gaming keyboard that typists will love

  By Kris Naudus

• Intel's Skull Canyon NUC is the future of tiny desktops

  By Devindra Hardawar

• HP Chromebook 13 review: a great laptop that doesn't come cheap

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Ticwatch 2 vs. Apple Watch

  By Jerry Li

• The Reuleaux 200w May Be The Last Box Mod You Ever Buy

  By Jason Reed

• Nucleus is an Alexa-enabled touchscreen intercom

  By Mariella Moon

• Samsung's big, beautiful Galaxy Note 7 lands August 19th

  By Chris Velazco

• Xbox One S review: a worthy successor -- to the Xbox 360

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• KumbaCam 3rd Generation Smartphone Stabilizer Review

  By Brian Roberts

Robotics (36)

• What does the future look like for consumers? Drones, Drones, Everywhere Drones!

  By Kirsten Tanner

• Parrot's hybrid drone looks ready to blast a Death Star

  By Steve Dent

• The compact Yuneec Breeze drone is built for 4K selfies

  By Steve Dent

• ICYMI: The first autonomous robotic octopus has arrived

  By Kerry Davis

• The Public Access Weekly: Everyday robots

  By Amber Bouman

• Mind-controlled nanobots release drugs inside cockroaches

  By Steve Dent

• Researchers are building a robotic Lionfish exterminator

  By Sean Buckley

• Harvard's Octobot is a soft, fully autonomous robot

  By Mariella Moon

• People will lie to robots to avoid hurting their feelings

  By Nick Summers

• Dexmo exoskeleton glove lets you touch and feel in VR

  By Richard Lai

• Iraq built a gun-wielding robotic vehicle to take on ISIS

  By Mariella Moon

• DevOps and robotics merge to create 'Robotops' rule-set

  By Lovisa Alvin

• The Pongbot makes beer pong actually challenging

  By Kris Naudus

• Ben Heck's Hackbot Wars, part 2: Weapons

  By element14

• QUADCOPTER DRONE FEATURES AND THEIR REAL-LIFE APPLICATIONS

  By Raj Jaiswal

• Tiny robot caterpillar can move objects ten times its size

  By Mariella Moon

• How will you survive when the robots take your job?

  By Nicole Lee

• The Engadget Podcast, Ep 2: One More Robot

  By Terrence O'Brien

• Wii U balance boards help paraplegics better use their exosuits

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Watch Segway's personal robot in action

  By Devindra Hardawar

• The robots of war: AI and the future of combat

  By Roberto Baldwin

• ICYMI: Goat-inspired robot design and apple picking

  By Kerry Davis

• How a robot wrote for Engadget

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Hebocon: The contest to find the world's crappiest robots

  By Mat Smith

• Jibo's social 'family robot' won't ship to backers overseas

  By Sean Buckley

• This Olympics photo was brought to you by a robot

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Adidas will bring its robot-staffed factory to Atlanta in 2017

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Big-I is a smart home robot that will stalk your family

  By Brittany Vincent

• Ben Heck's Hackbotz, part 1

  By element14

• ICYMI: Area man gets robo-legs and scientists invent brain dust

  By Andrew Tarantola

• ICYMI: 10-minute cold brew, robospiders and flaming neck shots

  By Andrew Tarantola

• High school in Japan to offer drone and robotics course

  By Nick Summers

• The Roomba 960 is iRobot's cheaper app-driven robot vacuum

  By Steve Dent

• Pepper the robot is ready to greet the great American public

  By Mat Smith

• Wall-riding robots spin carbon fiber structures

  By Steve Dent

• ICYMI: Some robots independently sing, others help babies

  By Kerry Davis

Samsung (17)

• Live from Samsung's IFA 2016 press conference!

  By Daniel Cooper

• Galaxy Note 7 shipments delayed over reports of exploding phones

  By Jon Fingas

• Samsung launches first Exynos chip with all radios built in

  By Steve Dent

• Samsung's Dolby Atmos soundbars are ready for your living room

  By Billy Steele

• Samsung launches first 4G, Tizen-powered smartphone in India

  By Andrew Dalton

• Reuters: Samsung to sell refurbished high-end phones

  By Nick Summers

• Samsung's Milk Music service will end on September 22nd

  By David Lumb

• Samsung pathetic Brand

  By Deepak Mishra

• Samsung plugs IBM's brain-imitating chip into an advanced sensor

  By David Lumb

• Samsung press invite hints at IFA debut for Gear S3 smartwatch

  By David Lumb

• Samsung denies its mobile payment platform is insecure

  By David Lumb

• What happened at Samsung Unpacked 2016?

  By Richard Lawler

• Everything you need to know about Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 event

  By Chris Velazco

• Samsung Pass will give you secure banking via an iris scan

  By Steve Dent

• Samsung Cloud safeguards your phone's data

  By Jon Fingas

• Samsung will finally sell its cutesy 360-degree camera in the US

  By Chris Velazco

• We're live from Samsung's 2016 Unpacked event in New York!

  By Nathan Ingraham

Science (73)

• Geologists have discovered what could be the world's oldest fossils

  By Brittany Vincent

• The Impact of the Internet of Things on Big Data

  By Jimmy Rohampton

• Dogs understand what you're saying, not just the sound of your voice

  By David Lumb

• MIT gives pesticides an electric charge to improve stickiness

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• A city in a warehouse in a city

  By Aaron Souppouris

• ICYMI: Sea power could take wind power's bragging rights

  By Kerry Davis

• Sensor tech predicts when senior citizens are at risk of falling

  By Jon Fingas

• MIT's new 3D-printer makes objects that remember their shape

  By Sean Buckley

• Six innovative rooftop solar technologies

  By Inhabitat

• Medical Technology Advances in 2016

  By Tara Marie DGW

• The Department of Defense needs help designing a biohazard suit

  By Brittany Vincent

• 5 Amazing Things Made Using A 3D Printer

  By Cosette Jarrett

• Germany's aerospace agency built a safer rail car

  By Andrew Dalton

• MIT accidentally discovered a cleaner smelting process

  By Sean Buckley

• Doctors use ultrasound to jump-start coma patient's brain

  By Sean Buckley

• Zika virus' effects are broader than first thought

  By Jon Fingas

• Sun-powered bacteria turn nasty CO2 into helpful biofuel

  By Steve Dent

• The Cost of E-waste and What You Can Do About It

  By Dianna Labrien

• Solar dish sets steamy thermal energy efficiency record

  By Nick Summers

• ICYMI: The USDA created milk-based cling wrap

  By Kerry Davis

• Augmented reality power tool helps anyone craft things

  By Jon Fingas

• Researchers develop cheaper, more flexible smart glass

  By Andrew Dalton

• Edible milk-based film preserves food better than plastic

  By David Lumb

• MIT is exploring phones that put themselves together

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Gene-modified soil bacteria promise eco-friendly computing

  By Jon Fingas

• Touchless technology that blows your mind: Project Soli

  By Nasrullah Patel

• Gene editing records 'memories' in human DNA

  By Jon Fingas

• Six futuristic data storage technologies

  By Inhabitat

• Pop culture's many takes on artificial intelligence

  By Terrence O'Brien

• Volunteers needed to get infected with Zika for science

  By David Lumb

• The Public Access Weekly: Weird science

  By Amber Bouman

• 23andMe helps identify genetic links to common skin cancer

  By Jon Fingas

• Satellite imagery can be used to predict regions of poverty

  By Andrew Dalton

• Gene editing helps spot evolutionary link between fins and hands

  By Jon Fingas

• Celebrity augmented reality 'holograms' are coming

  By Jon Fingas

• ICYMI: Amazingly old sharks and drones for the sea

  By Kerry Davis

• A lab-made black hole supports longstanding Hawking theory

  By James Trew

• Virtual Reality is Influencing 3D Modeling!

  By Pritom Das

• We don't understand AI because we don't understand intelligence

  By Jessica Conditt

• Postage stamp-sized device can disinfect water in minutes

  By Mariella Moon

• Sea anemones could be the key to treating hearing loss

  By Jon Fingas

• Ultrasound can levitate large objects

  By Jon Fingas

• MIT-designed windows can rapidly switch from clear to opaque

  By Mariella Moon

• Six designs that bust e-waste

  By Inhabitat

• ICYMI: This rock-armored insect could change medicine

  By Kerry Davis

• Virtual reality programs could help paralyzed patients walk again

  By Brittany Vincent

• ICYMI: Studying the 1700's clouds for pollution clues

  By Kerry Davis

• Squid protein makes textiles self-healing

  By Steve Dent

• Researchers are developing a soft, stretchy touch screen panel

  By Brittany Vincent

• US government wants you to grow weed for science

  By David Lumb

• Scientists see gene activation in human brain for the first time

  By David Lumb

• Strange But True: How Physicists Win At Roulette

  By Brian Roberts

• Elon Musk is working on a roof made of solar panels

  By Jon Fingas

• Strange But True: How To Turn A Human Into A Diamond

  By Brian Roberts

• EPA hands out $4.5 million to build better air pollution sensors

  By Jon Fingas

• ICYMI: Robot tattoo artist and healing coral reefs

  By Kerry Davis

• Self-destructing battery dissolves in water within 30 minutes

  By Mariella Moon

• Large Hadron Collider's new 'particle' was just a fluke

  By Jon Fingas

• Six Tesla inventions that aren't electric cars

  By Inhabitat

• FDA approves using genetically-modified mosquitos to fight Zika

  By Nathan Ingraham

• The Future of Healthcare Part 2: The Next Industry to be Disrupted

  By Dianna Labrien

• NIH might start funding human-animal chimera studies

  By Mariella Moon

• X-ray technique unveils mystery second figure in Degas painting

  By David Lumb

• Dust-sized wireless sensors could control prosthetics someday

  By Mariella Moon

• NASA maps the thawed parts of the Greenland ice sheet

  By Mariella Moon

• Nike used 3D printing and Olympic sprinters to design its new track shoe

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Mt. Sinai's new AR tech overlays 3D models into surgeon's eyepiece

  By David Lumb

• New MIT tech lets you mess with objects in pre-recorded video

  By David Lumb

• 23andMe data helps find genetic factors behind depression

  By Jon Fingas

• IBM's new virus filter could lead to home diagnostic tools

  By Sean Buckley

• The Impossible Burger is a lab-made meatless treat for carnivores

  By Kris Naudus

• You can cut this display with scissors

  By Jon Fingas

• Scientists turn CO2 into fuel with solar power

  By Daniel Cooper

Smartphones (40)

• Nubia's 'bezel-less' Z11 smartphone launches worldwide

  By Jon Fingas

• Motorola's new Moto Z Play is cheaper, but not compromised

  By Chris Velazco

• Hasselblad reveals a MotoMod that replaces your Moto Z's camera

  By Chris Velazco

• Blu's Pure XR brings 3D Touch to Android for $299

  By Andrew Dalton

• iPhone 7 could have tap-to-pay feature for Japan's subways

  By Mariella Moon

• 4 Ways Technology Is Affecting The Way You Take Selfies

  By Jack Choros

• Your iPhone 6 could be falling victim to 'touch disease'

  By Brittany Vincent

• HTC breaks its promise to update the One A9 'within 15 days'

  By Nick Summers

• 6 Leaks About the iPhone 7

  By Jimmy Rohampton

• Honor's latest dual-camera smartphone comes to Europe

  By Jamie Rigg

• Moto Z's Hasselblad camera add-on surfaces in fresh photos

  By Jon Fingas

• Biometrics on Smartphones to Change Our Life for the Better

  By Sarah Le

• Japan may forge Olympic medals from recycled smartphones

  By Sean Buckley

• Android 7.0 Nougat arrives today

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 and new Gear VR headset are available now

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Smartphone batteries with twice the life may arrive in 2017

  By Steve Dent

• LG gives select Korean G5 users access to Android Nougat

  By Mariella Moon

• Verizon flirted with more bloatware for its devices

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Engadget giveaway: Win a OnePlus 3 smartphone with all the add-ons!

  By Jon Turi

• Is It Convenient to Use More Than One Phone?

  By Michael Harris

• Ex-Apple CEO's quirky Android phone comes to the UK for £99

  By Jamie Rigg

• HTC's Nexus phone efforts show up at the FCC

  By Jon Fingas

• HTC's new Desire phones reportedly release later this quarter (update: images)

  By Brittany Vincent

• T-Mobile drops the HTC 10 after less than three months

  By Nick Summers

• LG's V20 will sound great... with wired headphones

  By Daniel Cooper

• Apple's iPhone 7 will reportedly debut on September 7th

  By Devindra Hardawar

• ICYMI: Wannabe spies can make iPhone screens invisible

  By Kerry Davis

• Kyocera's DuraForce Pro is a smartphone and action cam in one

  By Steve Dent

• LG's V20 smartphone may be as modular as the G5 (updated)

  By Edgar Alvarez

• 6 iPhone Hacks You Didn't Know About

  By Jimmy Rohampton

• Bloomberg: iPhone 7 gets new home button, drops headphone port

  By Nick Summers

• LG unveils the first Android Nougat phone on September 6th

  By Andrew Dalton

• Engadget giveaway: Win an Axon 7 smartphone courtesy of ZTE!

  By Jon Turi

• Samsung's Galaxy Note 7 costs at least $850 in the US

  By Jon Fingas

• Online sales of the OnePlus 3 will soon be paused across Europe

  By Brittany Vincent

• Tell ZTE what to build next

  By Cherlynn Low

• Why I Think Android Will Dominate The Mobile Market by 2020

  By Chevy Powell

• Huawei's Honor Note 8 packs a huge 6.6-inch screen

  By Jon Fingas

• LG's V20 will be the first Android Nougat smartphone

  By Steve Dent

• Engadget UK giveaway: Win a Sony Xperia XA courtesy of 32nd Shop

  By Jamie Rigg

Social Media (64)

• Facebook's sticker search has a queasy political reaction

  By Richard Lawler

• Social Media Isn't Optional For Businesses

  By David Kirby

• PewDiePie's Twitter temporarily suspended after ISIS joke

  By Sean Buckley

• Instagram gets pinch-to-zoom on iOS, Android update in tow

  By Sean Buckley

• It's now easier to create and customize Snapchat Geofilters

  By Brittany Vincent

• Twitter's making it easy for content creators to show you ads

  By Ben Woods

• Chris Brown turns to Instagram amid police standoff

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Twitter's promoted stickers invade UK feeds

  By Jamie Rigg

• Instagram Stories fights Snapchat by recommending users to follow

  By Jon Fingas

• Facebook is working on user-activated Safety Checks

  By Andrew Tarantola

• 5 Ways to Create an Online Persona that Earns You Respect

  By Martin Sumichrast

• Facebook highlights false news story in its trending topics

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Facebook will show bigger vertical videos in your News Feed

  By Mariella Moon

• Snapchat is rolling out behavioral targeting later this year

  By Brittany Vincent

• Twitter is working on a keyword tool to combat harassment

  By Nick Summers

• The Rise and Rise of Instant Messaging Apps: 5 reasons for WhatsApp's Dominance

  By AbdulGaniy Shehu

• Snapchat brings live score filters to high school football

  By Andrew Dalton

• Report: YouTube will fend off Facebook with social features

  By Steve Dent

• Olympics GIFs got someone temporarily banned from Twitter (update)

  By Richard Lawler

• Tech Industry And US Squabble Over Social Media

  By Lovisa Alvin

• 4 Snapchat Tricks from the Snapchat Masters

  By Allan Smith

• Is Social Media Ruining Your Job Search?

  By Ryan Kh

• Pinterest buys Instapaper to rule the 'save for later' market

  By Nicole Lee

• Twitter's night mode comes to iOS

  By Jon Fingas

• Facebook's Lifestage is a video-centric social app for teens

  By Mariella Moon

• Twitter suspends 235,000 accounts for promoting terrorism

  By David Lumb

• Twitter is letting all users filter out trolls from their notifications

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Pinterest is betting big on video ads for brands

  By David Lumb

• Instagram adds event video channels to the 'Explore' feed

  By Nicole Lee

• Kanye West, incest and Twitter's First Amendment conundrum

  By Christopher Trout

• TfL slides into your Twitter DMs with weekend travel updates

  By Matt Brian

• Twitter and YouTube wouldn't delete an extremist cleric's posts (update: gone)

  By Jon Fingas

• Instagram Stories' camera controls catch up to Snapchat

  By Jon Fingas

• Snapchat buys a search and discovery app for $100 million

  By Nicole Lee

• Bumble is adding paid features to help find your perfect match

  By Brittany Vincent

• Tinder says GIFs and emoji lead to better connections

  By Cherlynn Low

• Instagram's new tools help you reach out to stores (updated)

  By Jon Fingas

• Twitter's first promoted stickers come from Pepsi

  By Jon Fingas

• Twitter in talks to livestream NFL games on Apple TV

  By Steve Dent

• London police to create a troll-hunting social media unit

  By Matt Brian

• Top 5 growing social network of Asia

  By Pritom Das

• Instagram Stories arrive on the web thanks to a Chrome extension

  By Billy Steele

• Hey, Snapchat, enough is enough

  By Nicole Lee

• Facebook wants your News Feed to be more informative

  By Nicole Lee

• BuzzFeed: Twitter secretly censored tweets during Obama Q&A (updated)

  By Nick Summers

• You can now message President Obama on Facebook

  By Andrew Dalton

• Snapchat's racist yellowface filter lands it in hot water

  By Jon Fingas

• Facebook launches guided tours for 360-degree videos

  By Mariella Moon

• Federal regulators crack down on social media abuse in nursing homes

  By Andrew Dalton

• Instagram could soon be rolling out a 'Save Draft' feature

  By Brittany Vincent

• Everyone will be able to create Twitter Moments in a few months

  By Roberto Baldwin

• NBC will produce original content for Snapchat

  By Daniel Cooper

• Orkut creator intros a social network based on your obsessions

  By Jon Fingas

• Twitter wants you to DM brands about your problems

  By Nathan Ingraham

• LinkedIn debuts 'influencer' videos for interview tips and more

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Facebook starts testing live photo and video filters

  By Mariella Moon

• Snapchat's location-based 'geostickers' arrive in ten cities

  By Ben Woods

• The NFL and Snapchat make their partnership official

  By Andrew Dalton

• Snapchat is developing scannable ads

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Twitter's Olympics coverage includes live Moments and Periscope

  By Jon Fingas

• Instagram's 'Stories' feature looks a lot like Snapchat's

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Facebook and Twitter try to attract YouTube stars with ad money

  By Jon Fingas

• Twitter will livestream the 'Suicide Squad' NYC premiere

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Instagram should have had harassment prevention tools years ago

  By Dana Wollman

Space (49)

• SETI's 'unusual signal' most likely came from Earth

  By Andrew Dalton

• SETI researchers investigate an unusual signal

  By Jon Fingas

• SpaceX to launch SES satellite on a reused Falcon 9 rocket

  By Nick Summers

• NASA uses a DNA sequencer in space for the first time

  By Sean Buckley

• Russia hopes 'clean' rockets are the future of spaceflight

  By Jon Fingas

• There may be water on Mars, but not much

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Simulated Mars mission ends its year-long experiment

  By Jon Fingas

• Strange galaxy is made almost entirely of dark matter

  By Jon Fingas

• Juno probe makes the closest-ever encounter with Jupiter

  By Jon Fingas

• NASA extends the Spitzer mission for two-and-a-half years

  By Mariella Moon

• Boeing simulates worst-case scenarios for space taxi landing

  By Mariella Moon

• There's a potentially habitable planet just one star over

  By Sean Buckley

• China reveals images and details of its first Mars rover

  By Mariella Moon

• Fossil evidence of supernovae found on the sea floor

  By Andrew Dalton

• NASA regains contact with spacecraft after a 2-year silence

  By Jon Fingas

• Chinese scientists study usefulness of manned lunar radar station

  By Brittany Vincent

• Close-by exoplanet may have an oxygen-rich atmosphere

  By Jon Fingas

• Super-resilient ceramic could be the key to future spacecraft

  By Jon Fingas

• Biggest US total solar eclipse in decades happens next year

  By Sean Buckley

• Watch astronauts install a space taxi dock on the ISS

  By Steve Dent

• NASA plans to hand over the ISS to a private corporation (update)

  By Mariella Moon

• NASA will answer your questions about its journey to Mars

  By Mariella Moon

• NASA's asteroid-bound spacecraft will blast off in September

  By Mariella Moon

• Astronomers witnessed a white dwarf going nova

  By Andrew Dalton

• NASA's $1 million robotics contest will prep Valkyrie for Mars

  By Mariella Moon

• The ISS crew will install a parking spot for space taxis

  By Mariella Moon

• NASA is making it easier for you to dig through its research

  By Brittany Vincent

• China's quantum satellite enables hack-proof communications

  By Mariella Moon

• NASA wants some assistance catching an asteroid

  By Mariella Moon

• Lockheed Martin hopes to turn your kids into astronauts

  By Jon Fingas

• SpaceX nails a tricky fourth rocket landing at sea

  By Jon Fingas

• The European Space Agency will land on Mars in October

  By Andrew Dalton

• SpaceX to start testing the engine that will take it to Mars

  By Mariella Moon

• Deep Space Industries plans to land on an asteroid by 2020

  By Andrew Dalton

• DOE to start building a tool that will 3D map the universe

  By Mariella Moon

• There's something weird going on beyond Neptune

  By Andrew Dalton

• Cassini spacecraft finds flooded canyons on Saturn's moon Titan 

  By David Lumb

• Watch high-speed footage of past SpaceX launches

  By Mariella Moon

• NASA will build full-scale deep space habitats on Earth

  By Mariella Moon

• NASA built an HDR camera to film rocket tests

  By Steve Dent

• NASA publishes a thousand photos of Mars

  By Mariella Moon

• We still don't know why 'alien megastructure' star is dimming

  By David Lumb

• Mars' veins were created by vanishing ancient lakes

  By Jon Fingas

• Venus may have supported life before Earth

  By Steve Dent

• ESA plans to study the wind by shooting lasers from space

  By Mat Smith

• NASA celebrates Curiosity's fourth year on Mars with a game

  By Mariella Moon

• The sun finally sets on China's lunar rover

  By Daniel Cooper

• US grants its first clearance for a private flight to the Moon

  By Jon Fingas

• Virgin Galactic gets its spaceship license

  By Mat Smith

Sports (1)

• ESPN will roll out a streaming service that bypasses cable

  By Richard Lawler

Streaming (57)

• Bill Nye lands a Netflix show

  By Alex Gilyadov

• CBS All Access commercial-free option costs $4 more a month

  By Billy Steele

• Sonos opens up: Spotify Connect and Amazon Echo control is coming

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Roku's next players reportedly deliver HDR, more 4K support

  By Devindra Hardawar

• AT&T signs up HBO for its DirecTV Now streaming service

  By Richard Lawler

• Bloomberg: Spotify buries artists with Apple and Tidal exclusives (updated)

  By Billy Steele

• Watch Fox Sports Go on Apple TV, if you have cable

  By Billy Steele

• The Engadget Podcast, Ep 3: Scary Monsters (And Super Creeps)

  By Terrence O'Brien

• CBS All Access hits Xbox One

  By Alex Gilyadov

• Universal Music Group is reportedly done with streaming exclusives

  By Billy Steele

• NFL Network launches on PlayStation Vue ahead of football season

  By Billy Steele

• Comedy Central is bringing a Snapchat show to prime time

  By Brittany Vincent

• Pandora's new internet radio station is curated by Questlove

  By Billy Steele

• Comcast's Watchable streaming app adds new exclusive series

  By Richard Lawler

• Netflix will offer an 'Anne of Green Gables' series in 2017

  By Jon Fingas

• Fox starts the Bundesliga season with a soccer VR broadcast

  By Billy Steele

• Weeklong Twitch marathon showcases streamers with disabilities

  By David Lumb

• Pretend Rdio never died with this Spotify theme

  By Nick Summers

• Watch the trailer for Apple Music's Cash Money documentary

  By Jon Fingas

• North Korea's 'Manbang' is a state-approved streaming service

  By Sean Buckley

• Pandora's new streaming service could launch as soon as September

  By Billy Steele

• BAFTA opens film awards up to streaming-only releases

  By Jamie Rigg

• Frank Ocean's new visual album is live on Apple Music

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Spotify's first documentary recalls the early days of Metallica (updated)

  By Billy Steele

• Netflix strikes a deal with Enseo to offer its service in hotels

  By Brittany Vincent

• Amazon's pilot episodes are now free on YouTube and Facebook

  By Alex Gilyadov

• Tom Clancy's 'Jack Ryan' is now an Amazon exclusive series

  By Alex Gilyadov

• UK's first cloud DVR lets you watch recordings anywhere

  By Jamie Rigg

• Recommended Reading: How Netflix is changing storytelling

  By Billy Steele

• Netflix's pricey Baz Luhrmann hip-hop drama arrives today

  By Steve Dent

• Sky will stream tomorrow's Soccer Saturday on Facebook and YouTube

  By Matt Brian

• Spotify Gaming puts your favorite soundtracks in one place

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Spotify launches a cartoon to teach you about music

  By Nick Summers

• NFL Network and NFL Redzone are now live on Sling TV

  By Edgar Alvarez

• ESPN is Proving Exactly How Not to Advance into Streaming TV

  By Rob Toledo

• De La Soul's samples are why its classic albums stay offline

  By Jon Fingas

• Netflix speed test comes to your smartphone

  By Jon Fingas

• SoundCloud Go now streams to Sonos connected speakers

  By Billy Steele

• The Playster Experience: What You Might Be Missing Out On

  By Allan Smith

• Netflix explains how and why it's switching to HTTPS streaming

  By Richard Lawler

• Watching Olympics coverage in VR is fun, but TV is still better

  By Steve Dent

• Hulu is ending the free version of its streaming service

  By Brittany Vincent

• ESPN streams its first drone racing event at 1PM ET

  By Richard Lawler

• Netflix picks 'Stranger Things' scene for first 360-degree video

  By Alex Gilyadov

• BBC to show the Olympics live in 360-degree video

  By Nick Summers

• Dish and Sling TV cut a deal for NFL Network streams

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• YouTube's subscription service keeps your kids' videos ad-free

  By Jon Fingas

• Hulu will host all Turner networks on its new live service

  By Steve Dent

• Facebook to stream first live match between Premier League teams

  By Matt Brian

• Vevo will now feature the three biggest music labels' videos

  By Mariella Moon

• Watching Your Favorite Films Wherever You Are

  By Michael Harris

• How to watch the 2016 Rio Olympics

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Twitch lets viewers tip more broadcasters by 'Cheering'

  By Steve Dent

• Watch the Olympics in 4K Ultra HD on Comcast, DirecTV or Dish

  By Richard Lawler

• What's on your HDTV: Summer Olympics, NFL preseason

  By Richard Lawler

• Frank Ocean's long-awaited album is an Apple Music exclusive

  By Richard Lawler

• BBC iPlayer will require a TV licence from September

  By Nick Summers

Tablets (3)

• Lenovo's two new tablets include a lower-cost Surface Pro rival

  By Jon Fingas

• Be a smart eReader with Amazon Kindle Paperwhite

  By Samy Gaur

• Target starts selling Kindles again after a four-year break

  By Nathan Ingraham

Tomorrow (18)

• The Future Storefront: How Brick and Mortar Retail Will Look by Chris Burch

  By Chris Burch

• Innovation and the IoT Are Making Our Beds Really Smart

  By Diogo Costa

• Have a virtual visit to the Bauhaus with Harvard's collection

  By Brittany Vincent

• 5 Ways Tech Can Give Us Superpowers

  By cormac reynolds

• The Need for Innovation in the Project Collaboration Space

  By Henn Ruukel

• Newly Invented Slim Pack Is The Backpack Of The Future

  By Jack Choros

• 5 Industries Using Tech Innovations to Make Your Life Better

  By Sarah Pike

• Regular Writing Has Been Digitalized To The Core

  By Jacob Quigley

• 5 Innovative Eco-Gadgets You Should Know About

  By Marianne Stenger

• ICYMI: Temporary tat yourself for user interface

  By Kerry Davis

• Experts think bitcoin's tech is the future of finance

  By Mariella Moon

• How Open Source Low Tech Lighting Is Changing The World

  By Jonathan Norrell

• 3 Cooking Technologies That Will Change the Way You Cook

  By Joe Hughes

• How VR Will Ultimately Be As Comfortable As Your Home Theater

  By David Baszucki

• One man is cycling the length of Britain in VR

  By Nick Summers

• Technology Updates - Virtual Reality Set To Conquer Social Issues And More

  By Lovisa Alvin

• The Future of Healthcare Technology Startups And Data

  By Dianna Labrien

• Meeting strangers in the VR wilderness

  By Nick Summers

TV & Movies (37)

• Netflix's original series 'Stranger Things' gets a second season

  By Brittany Vincent

• Viceland brings 'Bodega Boys' podcast hosts to late night TV

  By Richard Lawler

• What's on your HDTV: 'Narcos,' 'Killjoys,' college football

  By Richard Lawler

• NBC Sports 'Goal Rush' helps you follow Premier League scoring

  By Billy Steele

• 'Jason Bourne' in 3D is making moviegoers in China nauseous

  By Andrew Dalton

• Watch Snowden talk 'Snowden' with Oliver Stone next month

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• The co-creator of 'Rick and Morty' just founded a VR studio

  By Sean Buckley

• Yes, 'The Angry Birds Movie' will have a sequel

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Amazon is rebooting Scorsese's 'The Departed' into a TV series

  By David Lumb

• Middle-earth Blu-ray set is gorgeous, but insanely expensive

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Our Tolerance For TV Commercials is Drastically Declining

  By Rob Toledo

• Live-action 'Pokémon' film snags 'Gravity Falls' and Marvel writers

  By Brittany Vincent

• Hulu cozies up to Marvel, starts working on a 'Runaways' series

  By Chris Velazco

• TiVo is pulling the plug on Series 1 DVRs September 29th

  By Richard Lawler

• VR will vie for awards at the 2017 Tribeca Film Festival

  By Steve Dent

• What's on your HDTV: Olympics, 'Bound,' 'Fear the Walking Dead'

  By Richard Lawler

• 'Hidden Figures' celebrates black women who led the Space Race

  By Jessica Conditt

• 'PaRappa the Rapper' comes back as an anime series

  By Jon Fingas

• Conviction overturned for one of the 'Making a Murderer' subjects

  By Richard Lawler

• The Public Access Weekly: Get schwifty

  By Amber Bouman

• Seth Rogen is developing a sitcom about the Singularity

  By Daniel Cooper

• New 'Rogue One' trailer has some familiar 'Star Wars' touches

  By Richard Lawler

• Amazon chronicles Hugh Hefner's life in upcoming original series

  By Billy Steele

• 'Star Trek: Discovery' is set 10 years before the original

  By Daniel Cooper

• 'Futurama' gets its own quote search engine

  By Jon Fingas

• Why the Olympics need GIFs

  By Nicole Lee

• What's on your HDTV: 'No Man's Sky,' Olympics, 'The Get Down'

  By Richard Lawler

• Woody Allen's Amazon series arrives September 30th

  By Daniel Cooper

• Ofcom is happy with how much live football is shown on TV

  By Matt Brian

• STUDY: Here's Why People Still Pay for Cable

  By Rob Toledo

• Disney Channel to release 12 original short films online

  By Edgar Alvarez

• 'Jason Bourne' is embarrassingly dumb about tech

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Gwyneth Paltrow and Will.i.am join Apple's reality TV show

  By Andrew Dalton

• Sony's original series 'Powers' won't return for season three

  By Andrew Dalton

• Sky and Amazon team up for Roman Empire drama 'Britannia'

  By Jamie Rigg

• Jessica Chastain and Jake Gyllenhaal will star in 'The Division'

  By Matt Brian

• The first 8K satellite TV broadcasts are live in Japan

  By Richard Lawler

VPN (2)

• How VPNs Save Chinese People from the Country's Censorship

  By Diogo Costa

• Opera's free unlimited VPN service is coming to Android

  By Brittany Vincent

Wearables (39)

• Corning's latest Gorilla Glass will make wearables tougher

  By Mariella Moon

• Tile's slimmest Bluetooth tracker won't bulk up your wallet

  By Nicole Lee

• Garmin's newest smartwatch slims down, but packs on features

  By Andrew Dalton

• Acer reveals 'Pawbo' pet accessories

  By Steve Dent

• Pebble's latest update adds quick views and more shortcuts

  By Nicole Lee

• Sony returns to crowdfunding for its next e-paper watch

  By Jon Fingas

• Skagen's first smartwatches are decidedly analog

  By Jon Fingas

• Fitbit's new Charge and Flex track every type of workout

  By Cherlynn Low

• Level is a pair of glasses that doubles as an activity tracker

  By Nicole Lee

• Why Phone-line Medical Alert Systems Are Being Replaced By Internet-based Systems

  By Nabin Paudyal

• President Obama delivers an ode to America's national parks in VR

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Garmin's latest smartwatch is for athletes with deep pockets

  By Billy Steele

• Ticwatch 2: The Most Successful Chinese Kickstarter

  By Jerry Li

• Visa-powered payment ring is now available to everyone (update: separate product)

  By Jon Fingas

• HoloLens' 24-core chip makes vivid AR possible

  By Steve Dent

• Jabra's headphones can be prescribed by a doctor to monitor fitness

  By Billy Steele

• The next Apple Watch reportedly won't have cellular connectivity

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Smart glasses make hands-free 'Pokémon Go' a reality

  By Nicole Lee

• McDonald's pulls plug on Happy Meal activity trackers

  By David Lumb

• Fitbit's new Charge 2 and Flex 2 wearables leak

  By Steve Dent

• Intel shows off Project Alloy, an all-in-one VR headset

  By Devindra Hardawar

• McDonald's hands out activity trackers with Happy Meals

  By Matt Brian

• Jabra's latest sport headphones track more of your fitness regime

  By Billy Steele

• MIT's and Microsoft's flash tattoos can control gadgets

  By Mariella Moon

• Apple Watch supplies run low ahead of September event

  By Mariella Moon

• Adidas rewards its medal-winning Olympians with 3D-printed shoes

  By Edgar Alvarez

• The Promise of Apple Watch 2 in Leveraging the Power of IOT

  By Juned Ghanchi

• Fossil's latest Android Wear smartwatches arrive on August 29th

  By Billy Steele

• How Workplace Wearables Will Improve Service

  By Gabe Grifoni

• RIP Basis Peak: The best wearable you've never heard of

  By Daniel Cooper

• Analyst claims Apple Watch 2 due later this year

  By Daniel Cooper

• Skully ends its dreams of making augmented reality helmets

  By Jon Fingas

• Android's social watch face closes down in September

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Homido's V2 headset shows mobile VR doesn't have to be basic

  By James Trew

• Yuneec's SkyView drone goggles double as a private home theater

  By James Trew

• Basis recalls Peak smartwatch for burn risk from overheating

  By Billy Steele

• Polar thinks there's room for another Android Wear smartwatch

  By Daniel Cooper

• Samsung's Gear VR headset gets a more comfortable design

  By Chris Velazco

• Philips' new personal health tech includes a fitness watch

  By Jon Fingas

Xbox (15)

• Devs can now publish Windows apps straight to Xbox One

  By Ben Woods

• Explore indie puzzler 'The Witness' on Xbox One in September

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Revisit 2005 by playing 'Call of Duty 2' on your Xbox One

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Look at the Xbox 360's cancelled 'Goldeneye 007' HD remaster

  By Sean Buckley

• The Xbox Onesie is equal parts comedy and tragedy

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• How did Microsoft fare at Gamescom this year?

  By Nick Summers

• Listen to Groove Music while you play 'Forza' on Xbox One

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Kick Cancer's ass and raise money for sick kids in 'I, Hope'

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Tricking out your dragon in 'Scalebound'

  By Nick Summers

• 'Gears of War 4' writers are striving for a deeper story

  By Nick Summers

• HDHomeRun's DVR app is ready for the Xbox One

  By Richard Lawler

• Xbox One S converted into a road-ready laptop

  By Steve Dent

• Beat the world at 'Forza' and drive away with a Ford Focus RS

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Xbox One S teardown reveals a simpler, speedier design

  By Jon Fingas

• Microsoft announces 'Gears of War 4' eSports Pro Circuit

  By Sean Buckley