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Accessories (28)

• The LG 5K monitor Apple sells doesn't work near WiFi routers

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Razer makes its Blackwidow keyboard quieter, more comfortable

  By Sean Buckley

• Lily Drone is dead despite $34 million in pre-orders

  By Daniel Cooper

• The Stylophone Gen X-1 toy synth is an updated version of a classic

  By Billy Steele

• How Blue used its microphone know-how to design headphones

  By Billy Steele

• ASUS' new displays include one with a wireless charging pad

  By Jon Fingas

• Watch HTC Vive's wireless VR adapter and object tracker in action

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Hushme's voice-masking headset could save your sanity

  By Chris Velazco

• Dell built a huge 27-inch 'Canvas' display for artists

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Sennheiser Ambeo headphones record your surroundings for better audio

  By Mona Lalwani

• Razer's projector turns your gaming room into a hippie freakout

  By Andrew Tarantola

• FLIR Duo is a GoPro-size thermal camera for drones

  By James Trew

• AirBar gives your MacBook Air a touchscreen for $99

  By Billy Steele

• LG Display's 65-inch OLED prototype screen doesn't need speakers

  By Mat Smith

• Roland's compact mixer improves audio for your phone videos

  By Billy Steele

• Sony expands its Extra Bass headphone and speaker line

  By Billy Steele

• Sony's $25K projector fulfills the dream of putting a screen anywhere

  By Richard Lawler

• Hisense's laser projector promises a 100-inch 4K screen for $13K

  By Richard Lawler

• Wacom's Intuos Pros bring its powerful stylus to pen tablets

  By Billy Steele

• HDMI's new spec improves 8K, HDR and gaming

  By Jon Fingas

• LaCie's Thunderbolt drives are built for your MacBook Pro

  By Jon Fingas

• Mohu's wireless AirWave antenna makes cord-cutting simple

  By Richard Lawler

• AfterMaster box promises to upgrade all your audio

  By Jon Fingas

• MacBook Pro accessory adds ports that the 2016 model lacks

  By Mariella Moon

• Sevenhugs made a smart remote that's truly universal

  By Nicole Lee

• The Miraxess Mirabook is a laptop shell for your smartphone

  By Andrew Tarantola

• DJI gives its Osmo Mobile stabilizer a fresh silver look

  By Edgar Alvarez

• QuirkLogic's Quilla is a massive 42-inch E Ink whiteboard

  By Daniel Cooper

AI (25)

• SoundHound wants to take on Google and Amazon in voice AI

  By Jessica Conditt

• Libratus, the poker-playing AI, destroyed its four human rivals

  By Chris Velazco

• Workplace AI makes it all too easy to track you on the job

  By Jon Fingas

• Upcoming Trends in Artificial Intelligence in 2017

  By Abhishek Gaurav

• Nokia's voice assistant is for engineers, not ordering Ubers

  By Jamie Rigg

• DeepMind and chatbot - the expanding role of technology in the NHS

  By Matthew Finch

• AI is nearly as good as humans at identifying skin cancer

  By Jon Fingas

• Facial recognition will replace passports in Australia

  By Steve Dent

• How artificial intelligence can be corrupted to repress free speech

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Korean Go body to ban smartphones thanks to Google's AI

  By Jamie Rigg

• Kristen Stewart co-wrote a paper on machine learning

  By Nick Summers

• Baidu hires former Microsoft executive VP as it focuses on AI

  By Mat Smith

• An AI camera failed to capture the magic of CES

  By Aaron Souppouris

• US establishes a federal committee on automation

  By Mariella Moon

• Adobe demos a virtual assistant for voice-based photo edits

  By Billy Steele

• eBay and LinkedIn founders back research into ethical AI

  By Jon Fingas

• Two research teams taught their AIs to beat pros at poker

  By Chris Velazco

• 5 Things a bot can do for your eCommerce business

  By Vincent Sevilla

• Nokia appears to be working on its own AI assistant

  By Jon Fingas

• AI might handpick your customer service rep

  By David Lumb

• Everlast and PIQ team up to bring data and AI to boxing

  By Terrence O'Brien

• UK health service to trial chatbot that gives medical advice

  By Jamie Rigg

• The Kolibree smart toothbrush uses AI to help you clean your mouth

  By Andrew Tarantola

• This selfie-drone recognizes, finds and auto-records its owner

  By James Trew

• Even smart toothbrushes have AI now

  By Jamie Rigg

Amazon (28)

• Amazon is now managing its own ocean freight

  By Billy Steele

• Amazon now has over 250 Dash Buttons for easy ordering

  By Billy Steele

• Amazon club gives your kid a science toy every month

  By Jon Fingas

• Amazon pushes Star Trek future with new Alexa wake word

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Amazon offers to change ebook contracts to appease EU

  By Nick Summers

• Amazon gets seven Oscar nominations for 'Manchester by the Sea'

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Amazon made a Dash button just for boxes of assorted candy

  By Andrew Dalton

• Amazon will help train veterans for tech jobs

  By Billy Steele

• Amazon adds virtual Dash buttons to its website

  By Mariella Moon

• Alexa gets meta, finds you the latest AI research

  By Steve Dent

• Amazon asks the FCC for permission to run secret wireless tests

  By Mariella Moon

• Amazon bringing 100,000 full-time jobs to the US by 2018

  By Steve Dent

• Amazon's Alexa ecosystem is exploding, for better and worse

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Amazon removes Indian flag doormats after Twitter shaming

  By Andrew Dalton

• Alexa will make your car smarter -- and vice versa

  By Mona Lalwani

• Amazon wins first Golden Globe film award for 'Manchester'

  By Steve Dent

• Amazon and online grocery services will soon accept food stamps

  By Andrew Dalton

• Amazon's Echo attempted a TV-fueled shopping spree

  By Jon Fingas

• Volkswagen is adding Amazon Alexa to its cars

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Amazon wants rival retailers to sell goods through its app

  By Mariella Moon

• Amazon is opening a Manhattan bookstore this spring

  By Steve Dent

• Alexa offers voice-controlled takeout from Amazon Restaurants

  By Steve Dent

• Ring intros a (kinda) wireless floodlight security camera

  By Daniel Cooper

• Amazon's Alexa assistant is coming to LG refrigerators

  By Sean Buckley

• Amazon Fire TV Edition televisions put its box in the big screen

  By Richard Lawler

• Amazon Fire TV is now built into 4K sets

  By Jon Fingas

• Amazon helps you sell your old goods, but only in India

  By Jon Fingas

• Run-DMC sues Amazon, Walmart over online counterfeits

  By Jon Fingas

Apple (19)

• iPhone 7 turns around slowing sales for Apple

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Apple joins Amazon, Google and Facebook in AI research group

  By Billy Steele

• Apple moving international iTunes arm to Ireland next month

  By Jamie Rigg

• Apple's 'single sign-on' feature now works with HBO Go

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Apple hits Qualcomm with two more antitrust lawsuits

  By Andrew Dalton

• Apple wants to make app developers less thirsty for reviews

  By Cherlynn Low

• Apple lets App Store developers respond to reviews

  By Jon Fingas

• Apple is bringing the iPhone's night mode to the Mac

  By Jon Fingas

• Apple's 'Find My iPhone' app will help you locate lost AirPods

  By Billy Steele

• Apple is reportedly reinventing the iPhone's fingerprint reader

  By Jon Fingas

• Apple sues Qualcomm for $1 billion in royalty dispute

  By Jessica Conditt

• Apple TV app changes pave the way for better gaming

  By Steve Dent

• Apple faces a price-fixing suit over App Store purchases

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Apple is looking to make its own Netflix-beating TV shows

  By Tom Regan

• Apple wants to build more of its data center tech in Arizona

  By Jon Fingas

• The iPhone's legacy, 10 years later

  By Jon Fingas

• Canada finds Apple's carrier deals don't hurt competition

  By Jon Fingas

• Apple pulled New York Times' news app from China's App Store

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Apple is investing $1 billion in Softbank's Vision Fund

  By Sean Buckley

Apps (52)

• Disney's Club Penguin will relaunch as a mobile app in March

  By Andrew Dalton

• Sketchy adoption app Adoptly is a hoax after all

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Comcast's Xfinity TV app for Roku starts beta testing

  By Richard Lawler

• Dropbox Smart Sync lets you collaborate across Mac and Windows PCs

  By Nicole Lee

• Starbucks' iPhone app lets you order by talking to it

  By Cherlynn Low

• UberEats now does breakfast in London

  By Nick Summers

• Windows 10 finally displays download progress for purchased apps

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Are Apps Doomed?

  By Philip Kushmaro

• Apps That Help Me Stay Healthy As a Freelancer

  By Cassi Dulittle

• BitTorrent's live TV app finally arrives on Android

  By Cherlynn Low

• Ludacris releases new 'Slang N' Friendz' crossword app

  By Andrew Dalton

• Android apps with emoji descriptions get more downloads

  By Steve Dent

• Fender brings its guitar tuner app to Android devices

  By Billy Steele

• Postmates' latest service brings you alcohol in 25 minutes or less

  By Billy Steele

• Exclusive dating app 'The League' is now on Google Play

  By Mariella Moon

• Airbnb is eyeing an international payment app

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Adobe's Creative Cloud Android apps are coming to Chromebooks

  By Billy Steele

• Android Instant Apps begins limited testing

  By David Lumb

• Yelp's redesigned homepage puts photos front and center

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Every Chromebook released in 2017 will support Android apps

  By Jon Fingas

• Tesco's mobile payment app is ready for everyone

  By Nick Summers

• Matterport brings its Virtual Reality Spaces to the iPhone

  By Mariella Moon

• Use Roli Blocks to control Mac and Windows music production apps

  By Billy Steele

• Tidal now has an editing tool for tempo and song length

  By Billy Steele

• Slack adds long-awaited threaded messaging feature

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Take Logic Pro X projects from desktop to mobile with GarageBand

  By Billy Steele

• GarageBand on iOS is now a more capable music production suite

  By Billy Steele

• Using Tinder's swipe UI isn't always a good idea

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Burner's virtual phone lines add automatic robocall blocking

  By Andrew Dalton

• Realtor.com uses augmented reality to help you find a new home

  By Billy Steele

• Evernote aims for speed and simplicity with its new iOS app

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Roku revamps its mobile app with improved ease of use

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Apple hikes UK App Store prices by 25 percent because Brexit

  By Nick Summers

• Filmic Pro app makes it easy to color correct iPhone 7 video

  By Steve Dent

• China tells app stores to register with the government

  By Jon Fingas

• The Value of Mobile Apps for Startups

  By Vincent Sevilla

• Five Couple Apps That Bring Intimacy Back into Relationships

  By Justin Graysmark

• Korg's iOS music production app is coming to Mac

  By Billy Steele

• How to Use MetaTrader Trading Platform in United Kingdom

  By Rahul Raj

• What Are Progressive Web Apps

  By John Surdakowski

• Telegram updates desktop app with new look

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Opera Neon turns your web browser into a mini desktop

  By Jon Fingas

• APKBucket's APK Dowloader downloads APKs directly from Google Play

  By Rahul Raj

• Europe proposes stricter privacy rules for messaging apps

  By Andrew Dalton

• ESPN brings Apple's handy single sign-on tool to its iOS apps

  By Billy Steele

• Vizio gives its SmartCast phone app a more useful home screen

  By Steve Dent

• Google Voice updates are imminent

  By Andrew Dalton

• Russia demands LinkedIn's removal from iTunes and Google Play

  By Mariella Moon

• Consumer apps that rely on Google Hangouts won't work after April 25th

  By Sean Buckley

• Telegram's unsend feature can help prevent texting regret

  By Mariella Moon

• Wanna develop an app for your sex toy?

  By Daniel Cooper

• Netflix has another app now, but it's for DVD and Blu-ray movies

  By Richard Lawler

Big Tech (25)

• Tesla's Powerpacks are now lighting up California's grid

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Walmart kills its Amazon Prime-style shipping service

  By Steve Dent

• Razer acquires Nextbit and its 'cloud phone'

  By Richard Lawler

• Uber sets up $3 million fund for drivers hurt by immigration ban

  By Jon Fingas

• Apple, Microsoft and Uber help staff stranded by Trump ban (update: Airbnb)

  By Jon Fingas

• Verizon is reportedly exploring combination with Charter (updated)

  By Billy Steele

• Verizon lays off 155 Go90 employees

  By Richard Lawler

• BT to take £530 million hit over 'improper' Italian accounting

  By Nick Summers

• Hugo Barra leaves Xiaomi and will return to Silicon Valley

  By Steve Dent

• Apple and Amazon agree to end exclusive audiobook deal

  By Matt Brian

• Oracle faces Labor Department lawsuit over job discrimination

  By Jon Fingas

• FTC sues Qualcomm over anti-competitive practices

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Intel wants sensors to help you with your shopping

  By Jon Fingas

• Xiaomi boss says company has grown 'too fast'

  By Mat Smith

• Greenpeace slams tech giants over dirty data centers

  By Daniel Cooper

• Tesla hires key designer behind Apple's new MacBook Pro

  By Jon Fingas

• Marissa Mayer to resign from Yahoo's board of directors

  By Jon Fingas

• Nokia in 2017— Redemption or Disappointment?

  By Ananda Banerjee

• Sony should be taking bigger risks at CES

  By Nick Summers

• AT&T and Time Warner have a plan to dodge merger review

  By Steve Dent

• NVIDIA Spot brings Google Assistant to every room in your home

  By Jon Fingas

• Sony's Chromecast soundbar and sub blast the bass under your sofa

  By Billy Steele

• Sony upgrades its 4K line with Dolby Vision ... and OLED

  By Richard Lawler

• Tesla narrowly missed its 2016 sales targets

  By Daniel Cooper

• Intel invests in Nokia's old mapping division

  By Daniel Cooper

Buying Guides (27)

• How to Shop for the Right Canon® PIXMA® Printer For You

  By Anna Cruz

• The Best New Smart Home Gadgets Introduced at CES 2017

  By Sarah Brown

• Must Have Network Security Tools for SMB Owners

  By Grace Najjar

• Improve Your Productivity with These Tasks management apps

  By Mike Dan

• 7 Of The Best Simulation Games You Can Play On Android Device

  By Shekhar Mishra

• 8 Of The Best Music Streaming Apps You Must Try Today

  By Shekhar Mishra

• Replicate Grandma's Homestyle Cooking with these Modern Gadgets

  By Joe Hughes

• Amazon UK will take £10 off orders over £50 today

  By Matt Brian

• 5 online tools that will improve your writing

  By Mary Gevorgyan

• Best of CES 2017: Top 10 Cool Gadgets

  By Shivani Ahuja

• 5 Most Amazing Gadgets To Make Your Home Smart

  By Shekhar Mishra

• 7 Most Important Features You Require In A Device Optimizer App

  By Shekhar Mishra

• 6 Apps That Help Me Work as a Freelance Writer

  By Cassi Dulittle

• Best tech gift: Entertainment on the Go

  By Ali Khan

• 5 Unique Home Tech Gadgets you can use

  By Pritom Das

• Thinking To Gift A Drone To Your Child ?

  By Sameer Costy

• 7 Things you need to know Before Purchasing Tech Items from E-Commerce Store

  By Rahis Saifi

• Five Best Health Care Apps of 2016

  By Spencer Langdon

• How To Choose A Drone? Things You Should Know Before Buying A Drone

  By Sameer Costy

• Presenting the Best of CES 2017 winners!

  By Jose del Corral

• The best coffee table of CES

  By Aaron Souppouris

• My quest to find the perfect rideable at CES

  By Nick Summers

• Vote for the Best of CES People's Choice award!

  By Nicole Lee

• Introducing the Best of CES 2017 finalists!

  By Jose del Corral

• 3 Best Tech Gifts of the 2016/17 Festive Season

  By Ace Exford

• 10 Must Have Features on an E-Commerce Site

  By Shekhar Mishra

• How to Choose the Best Web Site Design Software for Your Online Business

  By John Stevens

Computing (30)

• D-Wave has its first customer for a $15 million quantum computer

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Japan Display battles Samsung's OLED with curved LCD screens

  By Steve Dent

• The first Ultra HD Blu-ray PC drive ships next month

  By Richard Lawler

• How an animated-GIF camera morphed into a nascent chip empire

  By Aaron Souppouris

• ASUS' Raspberry Pi rival can play 4K video

  By Jon Fingas

• Raspberry Pi gives its PC-on-a-stick a big speed boost

  By Steve Dent

• NVIDIA's original Shield TV gets the new model's smarts (updated)

  By Nick Summers

• Windows 10 Creators update tracks your work on multiple PCs

  By Steve Dent

• PC shipments were still in the pits this holiday

  By Jon Fingas

• Wading through the Internet of Crap

  By Nicole Lee

• Windows 10 Creators Update will add tab previews and a night mode

  By Jon Fingas

• Who needs a 6-inch touchscreen Windows desktop?

  By Daniel Cooper

• Intel just announced a perfect way to upgrade smart gadgets

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Dell's new XPS 27 is an all-in-one with ten speakers and a lot of power

  By Sean Buckley

• Norton's geodesic dome router protects your network with style

  By Roberto Baldwin

• The da Vinci Nano is a plug-and-play 3D printer that costs only $230

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Live from Intel's CES 2017 press conference!

  By Nicole Lee

• ASUS finally has mesh routers of its own

  By Devindra Hardawar

• LG Display's new OLED TV panels bake in the sound system

  By Jamie Rigg

• Samsung's leaked Chromebook Plus is built for Android apps

  By Steve Dent

• 'Link' packs a 2TB SSD and LTE hotspot into a 2-inch cube

  By Steve Dent

• Intel gives its NUC mini-PCs new processors, new ports and a new design

  By Sean Buckley

• WooHoo is an Echo with a touchscreen, facial recognition and more

  By Billy Steele

• What you need to Know about Cloud Computing

  By Benny Grace

• The ASUS ViVoPC X is a compact box designed for virtual reality

  By Sean Buckley

• Intel unveils its 7th-gen CPUs for desktops and performance laptops

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Linksys is the latest company to unveil a WiFi mesh system

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Think Business Intelligence! Think Ab Initio ETL!

  By Alex Trinidad

• Qualcomm's Snapdragon 835 chip is big on photography and VR

  By Jon Fingas

• Are desktops still 'cool'?

  By Tanvir Zafar

Cybersecurity (52)

• Netgear WiFi routers are vulnerable to more security exploits

  By Jon Fingas

• 'Witcher' developer forum hack exposed 1.8 million gamers

  By Jon Fingas

• 2K wins right to store your biometric facial data

  By Tom Regan

• Is the UK's new piracy email alert program dead on arrival?

  By Jamie Rigg

• Is the IoT the "IoC"? Thoughts, Predictions and the Worst Exponents

  By Ananda Banerjee

• LeakedSource and its database of hacked accounts is gone

  By Nick Summers

• Acer penalized $115k for leaving credit card info unprotected

  By David Lumb

• Second 'celebgate' hacker sentenced to nine months in prison

  By Andrew Dalton

• High-ranking Russian cybercrimes officer arrested for treason

  By Billy Steele

• Facebook offers extra security with USB key support

  By Nick Summers

• Russian authorities arrest Kaspersky researcher for high treason (updated)

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Trump's most senior staff use a private email server

  By Andrew Tarantola

• NYT: Trump is still relying on his unsecured Android phone

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Cisco's web meeting plugin for Chrome has a whopping flaw

  By Steve Dent

• SEC probes Yahoo's response to billion-user hack

  By Daniel Cooper

• Twitter botnet quotes 'Star Wars' from the middle of the sea

  By Steve Dent

• Cyber Surveillance - Friend or Foe?

  By Utkarsh Sahu

• Snowden's preferred email provider, Lavabit, has been resurrected

  By Mariella Moon

• Giuliani as Trump's cybersecurity adviser is an unfunny joke

  By Violet Blue

• The Meitu selfie app unlocks your anime beauty and personal data

  By Roberto Baldwin

• CIA reveals new guidelines for collecting data on Americans

  By Jon Fingas

• Krebs pinpoints the likely author of the Mirai botnet

  By David Lumb

• How Data Breaches Changed the Internet in 2016

  By Rahis Saifi

• Google explains how it spots malicious Android apps

  By Mariella Moon

• Hackers break into Samsung Smartcam again

  By David Lumb

• Snowden never filed paperwork requesting a pardon

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Obama pardons Stuxnet leak source James Cartwright

  By Jon Fingas

• Keeping Your Confidential Information Safe Online With These Tips

  By Pulkit Thakur

• Open Whisper Systems defends Whatsapp against 'backdoor' claims

  By Richard Lawler

• FTC vs D-Link: All bark, no bite

  By Violet Blue

• Tips to Keep Your Small Business Secure from Data theft

  By Martha Hill

• Researchers warn peace sign photos could expose fingerprints

  By Jamie Rigg

• 'Guccifer 2.0' DNC leaker returns, as 'Shadow Brokers' exit

  By Richard Lawler

• Obama expands the NSA's ability to share data with other agencies

  By Jessica Conditt

• Rudy Giuliani will advise Trump on cybersecurity

  By Andrew Tarantola

• FBI allegedly paid Geek Squad for evidence

  By David Lumb

• Cloudflare's transparency report reveals secret FBI subpoena

  By Mariella Moon

• Unverified report says Russia has dirt on Trump (updated)

  By Andrew Tarantola

• UK ISPs will soon send written warnings to suspected pirates

  By Jamie Rigg

• FDA warns that certain pacemakers are vulnerable to hacking

  By Andrew Dalton

• Iran censored porn so hard it broke the internet in Hong Kong

  By Sean Buckley

• Wikileaks considers exposing verified Twitter users' data (Updated)

  By David Lumb

• US intelligence releases report linking Russia to election hacks

  By Jon Fingas

• Biometric Authentication - Role in Modern Privacy Issues

  By Abhishek Pathak

• FTC drags D-Link into court for lax router and camera security (Updated)

  By Jamie Rigg

• FBI says DNC wouldn't give it direct access to hacked servers

  By Jon Fingas

• The Tech Behind Data Privacy and National Security

  By Philip Kushmaro

• Ad groups ask FCC to reconsider ISP tracking opt-in rules

  By Steve Dent

• Symantec's Norton Core router aims to protect the connected home

  By Nicole Lee

• Snowden document suggests NSA could have proof of Russian hack

  By Sean Buckley

• Top 6 Computer Threats That Can Steal Your Computer Data

  By Martha Hill

• Quiz: Can You Spot the Suspicious Email?

  By Sameer Costy

Entertainment (7)

• Sammus is somewhere between nerdcore and afrofuturism

  By Jessica Conditt

• Sony Entertainment CEO Michael Lynton is stepping down

  By Richard Lawler

• Run the Jewels include AR extras with 'RTJ3' physical editions

  By Billy Steele

• LA beats out SF to host George Lucas' art museum

  By David Lumb

• David Byrne opens a neuroscience-themed art exhibit

  By Jon Fingas

• UK vinyl sales hit a 25-year high in 2016

  By Jamie Rigg

• 'Blade Runner' fan project recreates a whole set in VR

  By Jon Fingas

EVs and Transportation (112)

• Chevy stops making the Spark EV following the Bolt's arrival

  By Jon Fingas

• Shell to start installing EV chargers in UK petrol stations

  By Jamie Rigg

• Uber opens its network to self-driving cars, starting with Daimler

  By Jessica Conditt

• Mexico City's new hybrid taxis have a 'panic' button

  By Edgar Alvarez

• SpaceX's Hyperloop competition finally puts pods in the tube

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Lyft now books rides based on your calendar

  By Jon Fingas

• Car2Go adds luxury Mercedes models to its carsharing lineup

  By Devindra Hardawar

• GM and Honda will mass-produce hydrogen fuel cells together

  By Daniel Cooper

• Researchers give driverless cars better cooperation skills

  By Steve Dent

• Hybrid cars can save fuel through nature-like algorithms

  By Jon Fingas

• Lyft donates to the ACLU in response to Trump's immigration ban

  By Jon Fingas

• Study shows Uber created some new taxi jobs, but hurt wages

  By Andrew Dalton

• Tesla sues ex-Autopilot chief for stealing company secrets

  By Steve Dent

• Ford SmartLink brings WiFi, LTE-connected features to older cars

  By Richard Lawler

• Autonomous Ubers return to California with humans in control

  By Andrew Dalton

• Lyft will reach 100 more US cities by the end of 2017

  By Jon Fingas

• This bag of Tostitos doesn't want you to drink and drive

  By Billy Steele

• Singapore hosts first full-scale autonomous truck platoon trial

  By Mariella Moon

• BMW and Nissan launch 174 new dual-plug EV chargers in the US

  By Mariella Moon

• California power companies want $1 billion to build EV chargers

  By Jon Fingas

• Hyperloop company to develop its technology in France

  By Daniel Cooper

• Faraday Future sued over missed payments on $2 million VR video (update)

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Tesla will have 'major' car revisions almost every year

  By Jon Fingas

• South Korea's sound barrier-chasing train, and more in the week that was

  By Inhabitat

• Tesla's big Autopilot update is now active on newer cars

  By Jon Fingas

• Tesla's latest 100D models focus on range, not power

  By Steve Dent

• DOT establishes 10 autonomous vehicle proving grounds

  By Andrew Dalton

• Uber will pay $20 million for exaggerating drivers' earnings

  By Andrew Dalton

• Tesla's Ludicrous Plus mode beats Faraday Future's 0-60 time

  By Andrew Dalton

• Kymco's smart scooter combines alerts with a customizable design

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Investigation clears Tesla for fatal Autopilot crash

  By Roberto Baldwin

• ICYMI: The U.S. Army is making actual hover bikes

  By Kerry Davis

• Tesla will manufacture Model 3 parts at the Gigafactory

  By Daniel Cooper

• The US Army successfully flies its hoverbike prototype

  By Mariella Moon

• Auto and oil industries want to pit hydrogen cars against EVs

  By Daniel Cooper

• Autopilot update rolls out to all Teslas with HW2 hardware

  By Mariella Moon

• Swedish Ambulances can hijack your in-car tunes during emergencies

  By Jon Fingas

• New York driver groups push for a ban on autonomous cars

  By Jon Fingas

• Canada may have delivery drones in service by late 2017

  By Jon Fingas

• Volkswagen's modern Microbus remake, and more in the week that was

  By Inhabitat

• Six futuristic off-road vehicles

  By Inhabitat

• Three Takata executives charged in global airbag scandal

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Emissions cheating scandal expands to France's Renault

  By Steve Dent

• Volvo is forming a global car-sharing business

  By Mariella Moon

• Self-driving Nissan LEAFs will hit London streets next month

  By Matt Brian

• Lyft is doing great despite losing hundreds of millions in 2016

  By Mariella Moon

• Tesla explains how much Supercharging will cost new buyers

  By Mariella Moon

• Smoking Boosted Boards recalled over battery issues

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Chrysler pulls a VW, cheats emissions tests

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Uber rival Karhoo back from the dead thanks to Renault

  By Matt Brian

• New York's Citi Bikes are getting laser safety lights

  By Steve Dent

• All electric trains in the Netherlands now run on wind energy

  By Mariella Moon

• Faraday Future impressed all the right people at CES

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Las Vegas is testing autonomous shuttles this week

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Honda recalls another 772,000 vehicles with faulty airbags

  By Andrew Dalton

• Uber can start trips based on your calendar

  By Jon Fingas

• Tesla hires the creator of Apple's Swift programming language

  By Richard Lawler

• AI 'friends' will help you pass the time on autonomous drives

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Ford is bringing Chariot's on-demand shuttles to 8 cities in 2017

  By Andrew Dalton

• Volvo is testing self-driving cars with real families

  By Jon Fingas

• Audi and NVIDIA give an AI a crash course in driving

  By Roberto Baldwin

• The Last Car To Go Fully Autonomous Will Be A Corvette

  By Nabin Paudyal

• Samsung EV battery offers 500km range with 20 minutes of charge

  By Matt Brian

• Report: FBI arrests Volkswagen executive over Dieselgate

  By Steve Dent

• VW's I.D. Buzz concept is a self-driving, electric microbus

  By Andrew Dalton

• Waymo built a full sensor suite for its self-driving minivans

  By David Lumb

• BMW shows off what else you could be doing in a self-driving car

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Uber starts offering ridesharing data to cities

  By Jon Fingas

• Toyota's futuristic Concept-i, and more in the week that was

  By Inhabitat

• George Hotz wants Comma AI to be the Android of autonomous driving

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Regulators approve VW plan to fix 70,000 more diesel vehicles

  By Andrew Dalton

• Uber and Honda face lawsuit after crash leaves rider paralyzed

  By Jon Fingas

• NVIDIA is helping Mercedes build artificially intelligent cars too

  By Sean Buckley

• Inside Honda's money-making, AI-based NeuV concept car

  By Roberto Baldwin

• In 2017, drones are getting faster, more fun and easier to fix

  By James Trew

• Delphi's autonomous system will be available to automakers in 2019

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Faraday Future's first car secures over 64,000 reservations

  By Mariella Moon

• Nissan's SAM uses humans as a backup for self-driving tech

  By Richard Lawler

• Nissan's next Leaf will be ready to drive itself

  By Richard Lawler

• Cadillac is renting vehicles as a subscription service for $1,500 a month

  By Sean Buckley

• ChargePoint's new stations are built for EVs of the future

  By Jamie Rigg

• The designer behind the Toyota Concept-i talks about being friends with a car

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Bose is building ride-smoothing tech for autonomous cars

  By Steve Dent

• NVIDIA made a self-driving car with its Xavier supercomputer

  By Andrew Dalton

• Audi and NVIDIA work together on AI-powered cars

  By Jon Fingas

• Ford vehicles will soon have Amazon Alexa on board

  By Mariella Moon

• NVIDIA built an AI backseat driver for its new AI car platform

  By Devindra Hardawar

• BMW uses Google's augmented-reality tech to preview your i3

  By Jon Fingas

• Tesla's Gigafactory ramps up to full battery production

  By Steve Dent

• With the Concept-i, Toyota remembers people actually like driving

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Panasonic unveils an Android-powered car infotainment system

  By Steve Dent

• BMW, Intel and MobilEye will test self-driving cars later in 2017

  By Jon Fingas

• BMW looks to the future of sitting in cars

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Car makers can let Alexa ride shotgun later this year

  By Jamie Rigg

• Harman's Ignite platform helps your car talk to your house

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Garmin's newest 'Drive' navigation systems focus on road safety

  By Andrew Tarantola

• A whirlwind tour of Faraday Future's ambitious new SUV

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Faraday Future unveils an actual car

  By Roberto Baldwin

• LeEco brings Android-powered smart bikes to the US

  By Jon Fingas

• UVify's Draco drone is a racing quad for everyone

  By James Trew

• Qualcomm plans to bring gigabit data speeds to your car

  By Chris Velazco

• Qualcomm wants to make smarter cars by sharing sensor data

  By Chris Velazco

• Hyundai's connected cars now work with Google Assistant

  By Steve Dent

• Ford to build a 300-mile electric SUV and hybrid Mustang

  By Steve Dent

• Tesla delays UK price hike until mid-January

  By Jamie Rigg

• SpeedX's Unicorn bike knows how much effort you're putting in

  By Nick Summers

• Chrysler unveils its concept minivan for the selfie generation

  By Roberto Baldwin

• You only have two weeks left to buy a Tesla with free supercharging 

  By Sean Buckley

• Tesla's superfast P100D offers tech-heavy luxury for the rich

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Inside Mercedes' Silicon Valley research center

  By Roberto Baldwin

• MIT: Carpooling services could replace most NYC cabs

  By Steve Dent

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

  By Inhabitat

Gaming (67)

• Game developers take a stand against Trump's immigration ban

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Return to Vvardenfell in 'The Elder Scrolls Online: Morrowind'

  By Tom Regan

• Exploring what made the 'Doom' and 'Titanfall 2' campaigns tick

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 'Psychonauts in the Rhombus of Ruin' will launch on February 21st

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Motherhood, nature and technology in 'Horizon Zero Dawn'

  By Jessica Conditt

• Sega adds 'OutRun' and other classic soundtracks to Spotify

  By Steve Dent

• 'Pillars of Eternity II' breaks crowdfunding goal in 24 hours

  By Andrew Dalton

• Pursue startup success at any cost in 'The Founder'

  By Billy Steele

• 'A Normal Lost Phone' is a game set entirely inside a smartphone

  By Nick Summers

• 'Flappy Bird' creator returns with another infuriating game

  By Matt Brian

• Classic puzzle adventure 'Myst' comes to Android

  By Nick Summers

• 'Overwatch' boasts over 25 million players

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Square Enix is making an 'Avengers' game for Marvel

  By Nick Summers

• Beam, Windows 10 Game Mode tests start tomorrow on XB1 and PC

  By Richard Lawler

• Bethesda's chilling 'Prey' reboot arrives on May 5th

  By Nick Summers

• With your help 'Apocalypse Now' could become a video game

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 'Banner Saga' back to Kickstarter to fund final chapter

  By David Lumb

• Classic FM to host weekly show on orchestral video game music

  By Nick Summers

• Gaming chat app Discord adds a paid tier with cosmetic upgrades

  By David Lumb

• 'Knockout League' brings cartoony boxing to virtual reality

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 'Superhot VR' is about to get much more challenging

  By Jon Fingas

• 'Overwatch' rings in the Lunar New Year with capture the flag

  By David Lumb

• 'Pokémon Duel' brings Pikachu and friends to iOS, Android today

  By Jessica Conditt

• The developers of 'Alto's Adventure' are building a skateboarding game

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Former 'Grand Theft Auto' lead starts his own VR studio

  By Daniel Cooper

• 'Final Fantasy XV' kicks off a limited-time carnival event

  By Jon Fingas

• 'Tekken 7' delayed to June 2

  By Steve Dent

• 'The Division' upgrade raises the stakes for veteran players

  By Jon Fingas

• Recommended Reading: Video games and the issue of slavery

  By Billy Steele

• 'Inside' team teases its next project following company turmoil

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• NPD estimates video game industry raked in $30.4 billion in 2016

  By David Lumb

• 'Injustice 2' beta registration opens for future brawls

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 'Pokémon Go' tries to save the world at a major conference

  By Jon Fingas

• The next 'Overwatch' holiday event celebrates Chinese New Year

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• The 'DJ Hero' and 'Guitar Hero Live' team is joining Ubisoft

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 'Final Fantasy XV' tricked me into buying Cup Noodles

  By Sean Buckley

• You can play three hours of 'Watch Dogs 2' for free

  By Tom Regan

• Should we get our hopes up again for cloud gaming?

  By Jessica Conditt

• 'Resident Evil 7' Season Pass gives you access to bonus episodes

  By Mariella Moon

• The 'Titanfall' mobile game will die on the vine

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• The Advancement Of Games And Their Influence In The Present Day

  By John Stevens

• Next 'Titanfall 2' update mostly ignores the Titans

  By Jon Fingas

• Nothing immerses you in 'Resident Evil 7' like a 4D candle

  By Jamie Rigg

• 5 Couch Denting Games Coming This Year

  By Alesia Hsiao

• Quirky adventure game 'Night in the Woods' lands in February

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Hacker's unofficial 'Watch Dogs 2' app is incredibly appropriate

  By Tom Regan

• Gaming TV show 'Starcade' is making a comeback

  By Jon Fingas

• China won't allow 'Pokémon Go' unless it's deemed safe

  By Jon Fingas

• Formula E drivers battled simulator pros in a million-dollar e-race

  By Mat Smith

• Lionsgate makes another move into eSports

  By Jessica Conditt

• You can vote for emoji to replace the current Monopoly tokens

  By Billy Steele

• The cancellation of 'Scalebound' is a huge blow for PlatinumGames

  By Nick Summers

• Twitch reveals dates and new venue for TwitchCon 2017

  By Tom Regan

• 'Final Fantasy XV' out-of-bounds glitch reveals an unused open world

  By Sean Buckley

• Indie game award finalists include 'Hyper Light Drifter' and 'Inside'

  By Jon Fingas

• Gaming's representation problems and where we go from here

  By Mat Smith

• Feminist Frequency shares the promising gaming trends of 2016

  By Andrew Dalton

• Immersit Vibes puts a rumble pack in your sofa

  By James Trew

• LiquidSky streams your games to any device for free

  By Jessica Conditt

• Five Gaming Technological Advances in the Past Decade

  By Hugo Leveille

• Awesome Games Done Quick's charity video game marathon starts Sunday

  By Sean Buckley

• NVIDIA's redesigned Shield gets HDR for games and a new controller

  By Devindra Hardawar

• 'Mass Effect: Andromeda' arrives March 21st

  By Daniel Cooper

• New 'Overwatch' map lets you play in traffic

  By Sean Buckley

• Real Money Mobile Gaming Competitions Are Here

  By Justin Graysmark

• 'Tomb Raider' writer Rhianna Pratchett says goodbye to Lara Croft

  By Jessica Conditt

• Ariana Grande is coming to the 'Final Fantasy' universe

  By Matt Brian

Google (39)

• Google opens the code for Chrome on iOS

  By Jon Fingas

• Googlers stage a walkout to protest Trump's immigration ban

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Google gives $4 million to pro-immigrant causes

  By Daniel Cooper

• Google Daydream and Cardboard: VR User Experiences

  By Amelia Wong

• Google reacts to Trump immigration order by recalling staff

  By Mariella Moon

• Chrome warns you when a shopping site isn't secure

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Alphabet's moonshots are making more money, still aren't profitable

  By Nicole Lee

• Google Maps warns you about parking woes before you leave

  By Billy Steele

• HTC's head of design is joining Google Daydream

  By Steve Dent

• Gmail will start blocking JavaScript attachments in February

  By Mariella Moon

• Google took down nearly 2 billion 'bad ads' in 2016

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Google I/O 2017 returns to Mountain View from May 17th - 19th

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Use Google Home to control WeMo and Honeywell connected devices

  By Billy Steele

• Google for Education intros two Chromebooks with stylus capability

  By Mariella Moon

• Google X co-founder Yoky Matsuoka returns to Nest

  By Andrew Dalton

• Google Voice gets a long-overdue visual refresh

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Google rolls out Instant Tethering for your Android devices

  By Mariella Moon

• Google is putting legacy Drive apps out to pasture

  By Mariella Moon

• Google's VR art app is open source and ready to get weird

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Google Home support coming to LG's Music Flow speakers

  By Steve Dent

• Twitter just sold its developer platform to Google

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Google mobile saves searches if your connection drops

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Google Maps may soon offer parking suggestions

  By Steve Dent

• Google turns Toontastic into a 3D storytelling app

  By Mariella Moon

• Google wants to make encryption easier for everyone

  By Andrew Dalton

• Google's new image compression tech is actually pretty cool

  By Tom Regan

• Alphabet dropped its plan for solar-powered internet drones

  By Jon Fingas

• Google may sell off its satellite imaging division

  By Daniel Cooper

• Google Tango AR takes you inside a mummy's sarcophagus

  By Steve Dent

• Why Google fans need to look beyond the Pixel Phone

  By Areion Azimi

• Google Assistant hints at support for typing questions

  By Jon Fingas

• Two Google Home bots engage in a duel of words

  By Mariella Moon

• Google bought a company to improve Hangouts call quality

  By Steve Dent

• Google Calendar helps with fitness goals by logging workouts

  By Steve Dent

• Google sued by US government for not sharing employee salaries

  By Tom Regan

• The Google Assistant is coming to Android TV

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Google's DeepMind AI has been secretly schooling online Go players

  By Andrew Dalton

• Live NBA is coming to Google's Daydream VR platform

  By Steve Dent

• Google and Fiat Chrysler work together on Android car tech

  By Jon Fingas

Laptops (13)

• MacBook Pro Touch Bar banned from multiple state bar exams

  By Andrew Dalton

• HP recalls 101,000 laptop batteries due to fire concerns

  By Mariella Moon

• Dell unveils 2-in-1 Latitude and Chromebook laptops for schools

  By Devindra Hardawar

• A software update will solve those MacBook Pro battery issues

  By Andrew Dalton

• Dell's 2-in-1 Latitude 7285 ditches the charging cable

  By Andrew Dalton

• Razer built a laptop with three screens, because why not?

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Samsung's new 15-inch Notebook 9 is a shockingly light workhorse

  By Chris Velazco

• ASUS lays claim to the "world's lightest 14-inch business laptop"

  By Sean Buckley

• HP's revamped 15-inch Spectre x360 packs a 4K display

  By Jon Fingas

• Dell intros the $799 Inspiron 7000, details Alienware CPU upgrades

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Acer built a more durable Chromebook for clumsy students

  By Sean Buckley

• Lenovo's new push into VR starts with this 'Legion' laptop

  By Chris Velazco

• Dell preps a 2-in-1 version of its iconic XPS 13 laptop

  By Jon Fingas

Meta (20)

• Facebook is reportedly building a streaming TV app

  By Andrew Dalton

• Recommended Reading: Is Mark Zuckerberg going to run for president?

  By Billy Steele

• Oculus explains how room-scale VR taxes your USB ports

  By Richard Lawler

• Mark Zuckerberg lightly criticizes Trump order on immigration

  By Richard Lawler

• ZeniMax now wants $4 billion from Oculus as case goes to jury

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Facebook upgrades Privacy Basics with more guides

  By Mariella Moon

• Hugo Barra's next job: Head of Oculus VR

  By Richard Lawler

• Facebook snags 'Heroes of the Dorm' as an eSports exclusive

  By Tom Regan

• Chan Zuckerberg Initiative acquires Meta's scientific search engine

  By Andrew Dalton

• 'Dear Angelica' from Oculus shows the power of VR illustration

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Facebook bans known protest-tracking tool for law enforcement

  By Mariella Moon

• Palmer Luckey insists he didn't steal VR code for Oculus

  By Richard Lawler

• Mark Zuckerberg defends Oculus in court against VR rival

  By Jessica Conditt

• Mark Zuckerberg will testify in Oculus VR lawsuit this week (update)

  By Steve Dent

• Facebook tests fake news filtering outside of the US

  By Jon Fingas

• Facebook's fix for journalism involves digests and subscriptions

  By Jon Fingas

• Facebook's diversity push hampered by its own hiring practices

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Facebook hopes to run ads in the middle of videos

  By Jon Fingas

• Facebook hires ex-NBC anchor to head news partnerships team

  By Steve Dent

• Zuckerberg plans to tour all 50 states to meet Facebook users

  By Timothy J. Seppala

Microsoft (14)

• The cloud and Office keep Microsoft afloat during PC slump

  By Chris Velazco

• Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella joins Starbucks' board of directors

  By Jon Fingas

• HoloLens is helping engineers visualize building blueprints

  By Steve Dent

• US law enforcement can't ask companies to turn over foreign data

  By Jon Fingas

• Microsoft launches program to take on Chromebooks in schools

  By Steve Dent

• Microsoft is making Windows 10 security easier

  By Steve Dent

• Microsoft is testing an ebook store on Windows 10

  By Steve Dent

• Windows 10 is spamming Chrome users with a Microsoft shopping app

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Microsoft drops support for 'Minecraft' on Windows Phone

  By Andrew Dalton

• Microsoft's Twitch competitor, Beam, gets a major update

  By Jon Fingas

• Microsoft CEO says AI should help, not replace, workers

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Microsoft releases an app to help you swap work shifts

  By Jon Fingas

• Microsoft privacy dashboard gives you control over your data

  By Jon Fingas

• Microsoft's connected car platform will put Cortana on the road

  By Andrew Dalton

Mobile (19)

• Three finally rolls out app-free Wi-Fi calling in the UK

  By Nick Summers

• FCC approves $170 million for New York broadband rollout

  By Andrew Dalton

• T-Mobile slams DirecTV Now in free Hulu offer

  By Steve Dent

• Why is Sprint throwing money at Tidal?

  By Billy Steele

• Ajit Pai confirmed as new head of the FCC

  By Nathan Ingraham

• AT&T adds an international roaming day pass with catches

  By Jon Fingas

• Sprint buys a 33 percent stake in Tidal's music service (updated)

  By Jon Fingas

• Net neutrality foe Ajit Pai tapped to take over the FCC

  By Andrew Dalton

• Ofcom fines EE £2.7 million for overcharging customers

  By Nick Summers

• AT&T no longer works with your 2G phone

  By Jon Fingas

• Mastercard built a mobile marketplace for farmers in East Africa

  By Mona Lalwani

• FCC: Verizon and AT&T 'zero-rating' perks harm consumers

  By Steve Dent

• Norway is killing FM radio and folks aren't happy

  By Steve Dent

• Verizon takes aim at its unlimited data plan customers once more

  By Chris Velazco

• Verizon's upgrade fees are now $10 more expensive

  By Cherlynn Low

• All NYC subway stations will have cell service by January 9th

  By Jon Fingas

• T-Mobile will pay you back if you don't use much data

  By Jon Fingas

• Sky Mobile is now available to everyone

  By Jamie Rigg

• AT&T to conduct 5G streaming tests with DirecTV Now

  By Steve Dent

News (213)

• Coin shuts down its payment services on February 28th

  By Jon Fingas

• GitHub rallies Silicon Valley companies to oppose Muslim ban

  By Andrew Tarantola

• ACLU signs on with Y Combinator after $24 million donation

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Raybaby is a baby monitor that tracks your child's breathing

  By Nicole Lee

• More tech CEOs speak out against Trump's immigration order

  By Steve Dent

• The Morning After: Tuesday, January 31 2017

  By Mat Smith

• Bitcoin: The Best-Performing Currency of 2016

  By Dominic Celica

• 3 Killer Product Launch Strategies From This Shopify Mentor

  By Brian Roberts

• New York City tech leaders object to Trump immigration ban

  By Jon Fingas

• Good Work Travels Fast- How To Stay On Top Of Your Work While Traveling

  By Eric Plam

• UK MPs launch inquiry into the impact of 'fake news'

  By Matt Brian

• The Morning After: Monday, January 30 2017

  By Mat Smith

• Vinyl record production gets a much-needed tech upgrade

  By Jon Fingas

• Bitcoin wallets get a key approval in Switzerland

  By Jon Fingas

• After Math: Shady deals

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Ireland votes to stop investing public money in fossil fuels

  By Jon Fingas

• US internet providers stop sending piracy warnings

  By Jon Fingas

• 4 Industries Being Shaped by the Latest Technologies

  By Roberta Rottigni

• The differing views on e-cigarettes across the Atlantic

  By Matthew Finch

• 3 worst technology side effect on human behaviour

  By Pritom Das

• The Morning After: Weekend Edition

  By Richard Lawler

• 'Fully loaded' Kodi box seller pleads not guilty

  By Richard Lawler

• Tools That Help Startups Stay Lean And Focus Budget On Growth

  By Yoav Vilner

• A whole new low in government trust

  By Violet Blue

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  By Amber Bouman

• Trump's first week: An affront to the web and science

  By Nathan Ingraham

• The Public Access Weekly: Feel the pain

  By Amber Bouman

• FBI releases redacted report of its GamerGate investigation

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• EPA lifts grant freeze, gag order remains in place

  By Andrew Dalton

• Porn doesn't need a XXX hologram

  By Christopher Trout

• The Morning After: Friday, January 27 2017

  By Mat Smith

• Trump signs executive order stripping non-citizens of privacy rights (updated)

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Trump appoints government regulation critic as FTC chairwoman

  By Steve Dent

• The Morning After: Thursday, January 26 2017

  By Mat Smith

• Pentax's new KP DSLR shoots in incredibly low light

  By Steve Dent

• GOP pushes new FCC chief to kill set-top box rental proposal

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Scientists prepare their own march against Trump

  By Jon Fingas

• Agriculture Department lifts USDA gag order after public outcry

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Trump's plans for the EPA will stifle scientific research

  By Andrew Tarantola

• The Morning After: Wednesday, January 25 2016

  By Mat Smith

• Reuters: Trump admin telling EPA to pull climate change info (updated)

  By Richard Lawler

• Trump administration freezes grants and contracts at the EPA (updated)

  By Jessica Conditt

• FTC finds 'Shark Tank' connected breathalyzers are inaccurate

  By Billy Steele

• Buzzwords Debunked: Web Traffic

  By Peter Vowell

• The Morning After: Tuesday January 24, 2017

  By Mat Smith

• Right to Repair bills introduced in five states

  By Roberto Baldwin

• The White House's Spanish-language website is gone, for now

  By Jessica Conditt

• White House adds four 'Skype seats' for press briefings

  By Billy Steele

• ZTE is learning crowdfunding requires a crowd

  By Daniel Cooper

• Cassette sales actually went up in 2016

  By Cherlynn Low

• The Morning After: Monday January 23, 2017

  By Mat Smith

• Hip-hop's most influential sampler gets a 2017 reboot

  By James Trew

• After Math: Wanna get away?

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Obama's legacy: The most tech-savvy president

  By Terrence O'Brien

• The Morning After: Weekend Edition

  By Richard Lawler

• Innovative Platforms Can Bring Fabulous Food in Every Kitchen

  By Cataline Brown

• Track Trump will keep tabs on the President's first 100 days

  By Andrew Dalton

• Trump at 2AM: The new Oval Office in virtual reality

  By Sean Buckley

• Kickstarter shuts down sketchy Adoptly campaign

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Trump's White House website deletes climate change, LGBT pages

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Maybe don't pose like this at the Berlin Holocaust Memorial

  By Steve Dent

• President Obama's final bill is aimed at bringing tech to DC

  By Jessica Conditt

• Trump's plan for energy independence sacrifices the environment

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• The Morning After: Friday, January 20 2017

  By Mat Smith

• Korg's new ARP Odyssey is a full-size remake of an iconic synth

  By Billy Steele

• Pioneer takes on Korg with its first analog synthesizer

  By James Trew

• Julian Assange says he's willing to return to the US

  By Nathan Ingraham

• AirTV is shipping to customers without its biggest feature (updated)

  By Billy Steele

• Rick Perry didn't understand the role of the Department of Energy

  By Mat Smith

• Deliveroo Plus is a £9 subscription for takeout addicts

  By Nick Summers

• Swiss cops use anti-drone guns at the World Economic Forum

  By Mariella Moon

• The Morning After: Thursday, January 19th, 2017

  By Richard Lawler

• Fujifilm's X-T20 is an affordable, compact take on the X-T2

  By Steve Dent

• Fujifilm's X100F should be its best fixed-lens camera to date

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Fujifilm's GFX 50S medium-format mirrorless camera costs $6,500

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Korean military used video game clips to sell real fighter jets

  By Tom Regan

• Teenage Engineering's new pocket synth is its most versatile yet (updated)

  By Billy Steele

• The Worst of CES 2017: Radiation Boxers to Hair Brush

  By Ananda Banerjee

• Vizio devices now take voice commands from Google Home

  By Jon Fingas

• Japan's high-tech toilets are getting less intimidating

  By Jamie Rigg

• 4 Reasons Why Online Shopping Of Gadgets Is Better Than Offline Shopping

  By Shekhar Mishra

• Mozilla's new logo is kinda ://

  By Aaron Souppouris

• 12 million declassified CIA files are now available online

  By Steve Dent

• Are Digital Funding Platforms Overtaking Traditional Banks?

  By Matt Shealy

• Russia will let Edward Snowden stay for another three years

  By Matt Brian

• The Morning After: Wednesday, January 18 2017

  By Mat Smith

• President Obama commutes most of Chelsea Manning's sentence

  By Jessica Conditt

• Smart air freshener lets you select scents with your phone

  By Daniel Cooper

• The death of Phones4u is still playing out

  By Jamie Rigg

• The Morning After: Tuesday, January 17th 2017

  By Mat Smith

• Small and Sleek, Personal 3D Scanning Is Getting Better with Bridge

  By Christopher Moore

• E-waste levels are surging in Asia

  By Jon Fingas

• ISIS has converted commercial drones into bombers

  By Jessica Conditt

• China suspends plans for 85 coal power plants

  By Jon Fingas

• The Morning After: Monday, January 16th 2017

  By Mat Smith

• Virginia bill would effectively ban city-run broadband

  By Jon Fingas

• A visual history of gadgets that have burst into flames

  By Edgar Alvarez

• France isn't ready to ban cyclists from cheating with motors

  By Jon Fingas

• Jets and mannequin heads: Just another day at Dyson's campus

  By Richard Lai

• The Morning After: Weekend Edition

  By Richard Lawler

• FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler defends net neutrality in final address

  By Andrew Dalton

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  By Amber Bouman

• The Public Access Weekly: Switch lanes

  By Amber Bouman

• The Engadget Podcast Ep 24: The Biggest Lie

  By Terrence O'Brien

• The Obamas bid farewell with a VR White House tour

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Pandora cuts its workforce by 7 percent

  By Daniel Cooper

• The Morning After: Friday, January 13th, 2017

  By Richard Lawler

• C-SPAN's online feed cut to Russian television

  By Richard Lawler

• Glympse brings its location sharing to connected home devices

  By Billy Steele

• These companies are banking on your fear of radiation

  By Daniel Cooper

• Exxon must turn over decades of climate change research

  By Daniel Cooper

• The Morning After: Thursday, January 12th 2017

  By Mat Smith

• JetBlue's Fly-Fi broadband is now free on all flights

  By Andrew Dalton

• VW pleads guilty in US emissions scandal, will pay $4.3 billion

  By Jessica Conditt

• Technology helped me through the emotional roller coaster of CES

  By James Trew

• The Morning After: Wednesday, January 11th 2017

  By Mat Smith

• Trump taps anti-vaxxer to lead vaccine safety committee (updated)

  By Andrew Tarantola

• 5 Online Hacks to Help You Spruce Up Your Daily Routine

  By Shachar Shamir

• Sonos CEO steps down as company faces increased competition

  By Billy Steele

• Obama: Clean energy has an 'irreversible momentum'

  By Daniel Cooper

• GM and Girls Who Code partner for after-school STEM program

  By Roberto Baldwin

• The Morning After: Tuesday, January 10th 2017

  By Mat Smith

• Backpage shutters its adult section before Senate hearing

  By Mariella Moon

• Parrot lays off 290 drone division employees

  By Andrew Dalton

• Farewell, CES 2017!

  By Chris Velazco

• OLED TVs will finally take off in 2017

  By Devindra Hardawar

• The Trump Archive is collecting everything he's said on video

  By David Lumb

• Razer's new prototypes stolen from CES booth (update)

  By Matt Brian

• The Engadget Podcast Ep 23: Leaving Las Vegas

  By Terrence O'Brien

• RZA's advice for starting out in music production

  By Billy Steele

• CES 2017 by the numbers

  By Andrew Tarantola

• ICYMI: Voice integration in your fridge and car

  By Kerry Davis

• Never worry about leaving the stove top on ever again

  By Daniel Cooper

• David Copperfield: 'I come to CES to get inspired'

  By James Trew

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  By Amber Bouman

• The Morning After: Saturday, January 7th 2017

  By Richard Lawler

• Homeland Security classifies election infrastructure as critical

  By Mariella Moon

• Keurig and Anheuser-Busch work on an in-home beer maker

  By Jon Fingas

• GoPro CEO: Karma returning as the 'ultimate GoPro'

  By James Trew

• The Engadget Challenge: 2017 edition

  By Daniel Cooper

• Smart Tech, Bad User Experiences

  By Amelia Wong

• Kodak brings back classic Ektachrome color reversal film

  By Steve Dent

• 6 Ways Tech Can Improve Your Productivity at Work

  By Sage Singleton

• Theranos is laying off another 155 employees

  By Andrew Dalton

• The Public Access Weekly: Jump in the line

  By Amber Bouman

• Sony at CES 2017: Everything you need to know

  By Mat Smith

• Engadget's annual CES dance break is a 'Frozen' duet

  By Jessica Conditt

• Tilt tells augmented reality stories to kids with a rug and duvet

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Anova has a $99 version of its popular sous vide cooker

  By Mat Smith

• The Morning After: Friday, January 6th, 2017

  By Mat Smith

• Engadget Podcast Ep 21: Ooh Las Vegas

  By Billy Steele

• The GeniCan updates your shopping list based on what you throw away

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Porn is back at CES, but good luck finding it

  By Christopher Trout

• Nick Offerman on why sometimes the best tech is low tech

  By Terrence O'Brien

• Whirlpool's Zera Food Recycler turns food scraps into fertilizer

  By Nicole Lee

• DJI may have quietly bought (most of) Hasselblad

  By Daniel Cooper

• Xiaomi unveils a TV that's thinner than the iPhone

  By Cherlynn Low

• I want Sony's new 4K OLED TV in my home

  By Nick Summers

• These VR-enhanced exercise bikes are coming to an arcade near you

  By Chris Velazco

• Polaroid Pop is a modern take on the company's iconic camera

  By Mariella Moon

• Smart stove knobs help you prevent a house fire

  By Jon Fingas

• Kwikset goes keyless with its 'Obsidian' smart lock

  By Andrew Tarantola

• The Morning After: Thursday, January 5th, 2017

  By Richard Lawler

• GoPro will outline the Karma drone's future in February

  By Jon Fingas

• The 4 Top Trends of CES 2017

  By James Gerber

• Smart Cube turns any drawer into a Bluetooth-controlled lockbox

  By Richard Lawler

• Simplehuman made a trashcan you can open with your voice

  By Nicole Lee

• The world now has a smart toaster

  By Roberto Baldwin

• The Ellipse smart lock allows you to securely share your ride

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Polaroid has a Nest Cam-like security camera, too

  By Billy Steele

• Fisher-Price takes your kid to spin class

  By Jessica Conditt

• Live from Sony's CES 2017 press event!

  By Mat Smith

• Live from CES 2017

  By Engadget

• How to follow Engadget at CES 2017

  By Mallory Johns

• Griffin is trying its hand at smart kitchen appliances

  By Tom Regan

• Medium can't make money from blogging, so it's cutting 50 jobs

  By Daniel Cooper

• LG at CES 2017: Everything you need to know

  By Mat Smith

• Panasonic follows LG with its first OLED TV

  By Richard Lawler

• TCL adds Dolby Vision HDR to more of its 4K Roku TVs

  By Steve Dent

• Live from ASUS's CES 2017 press event!

  By Jessica Conditt

• Panasonic's GH5 flagship camera arrives in March for $2,000

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Technics has a new high-end HiFi setup, and it won't be cheap

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• LG's new OLED TVs are so thin they have to be wall mounted

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Live from LG's CES 2017 press conference!

  By Richard Lawler

• Nikon's D5600 midrange DSLR hits the US this month for $800

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Comcast's new 'Gateway' will manage your smart home

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Helia bulbs cut blue light to help you sleep at night

  By Terrence O'Brien

• ICYMI: CES brings smart brush, remote, fridge and odd cyborg

  By Kerry Davis

• A connected cooktop could keep you from burning breakfast

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Canon's latest premium point-and-shoot is the G9 X Mark II

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Fisher-Price built a stationary bike for your toddler

  By Andrew Tarantola

• The Morning After: Wednesday, January 4th, 2017

  By Richard Lawler

• Zigbee crafts a universal language for smart home devices

  By Jon Fingas

• Send your love around the world in this box

  By Daniel Cooper

• Whirlpool brings Alexa to its next generation of appliances

  By Andrew Dalton

• Lousy sommeliers can let D-Vine pour the perfect glass of wine

  By James Trew

• Mohu teases its wireless TV antenna

  By Richard Lawler

• Qarnot's smart space heater has learned some new tricks

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Netatmo adds a connected smoke alarm to its smart home range

  By Steve Dent

• Get your CES 2017 liveblogs here!

  By Mat Smith

• Mattel built a $300 Echo for kids

  By Nick Summers

• New Year, New Tech, New Me?

  By Troy Lambert

• Nest Protect can turn off GE's ovens when you burn dinner

  By Steve Dent

• The Morning After: Tuesday, January 3rd, 2017

  By Richard Lawler

• WeMo's smart home upgrades include a dimmer switch

  By Jon Fingas

• 5 Exciting Technology Trends That Will Hit 2017

  By Garry Steele

• This is How Technology Helps Me Work From Home With Ease

  By Cassi Dulittle

• LG's latest 4K TVs deliver better color through 'nano cells'

  By Jon Fingas

• Photography Looking to Past/Future for 2017

  By Nabin Paudyal

• What to expect at CES 2017

  By Engadget

• Smog creates havoc in China on New Year's Day

  By Jon Fingas

• France gives you legal permission to avoid work email

  By Jon Fingas

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Nintendo (47)

• Nintendo kills the Wii U, at least in Japan

  By Daniel Cooper

• 'Super Mario Run' made Nintendo $53 million

  By Jon Fingas

• Nintendo delays its 'Animal Crossing' mobile game

  By Nick Summers

• Pokémon Company caught almost 6,000 'Sun' and 'Moon' cheaters

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• You can now transfer your old Pokémon to 'Sun' and 'Moon'

  By Tom Regan

• The Nintendo 3DS is here to stay (for now)

  By Nick Summers

• Nintendo's Switch won't have video streaming apps at launch

  By Nick Summers

• A single image of the Nintendo Switch tells us three things

  By Sean Buckley

• 'Breath of the Wild' will be Nintendo's last Wii U game

  By Nick Summers

• 'Super Mario Run' will hit Android devices in March

  By Jessica Conditt

• A new 'Fire Emblem' game is coming to Nintendo Switch in 2018

  By Sean Buckley

• Nintendo's 'Fire Emblem Heroes' mobile game arrives next month (update)

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Nintendo's Switch won't run 'Zelda' at 1080p

  By Nick Summers

• Excited for the Nintendo Switch

  By Andrew Kamal

• The heart of Nintendo's new console isn't the Switch

  By Mat Smith

• Nintendo's Switch doesn't come with a charging Joy-Con grip

  By Nick Summers

• Nintendo Switch ditches StreetPass and Miiverse

  By Mariella Moon

• Recommended Reading: The Wii U wasn't for everyone

  By Billy Steele

• The Nintendo Switch will have Neo Geo games (updated)

  By Jessica Conditt

• Nintendo's HD Rumble will be the best unused Switch feature of 2017

  By Sean Buckley

• Nintendo will have a Switch app to help with parental controls

  By Billy Steele

• Playing all the games at Nintendo's Switch event

  By Engadget

• Watch the Nintendo Switch event in less than 12 minutes

  By Tom Regan

• Here are all the trailers from the Nintendo Switch event

  By Sean Buckley

• Nintendo will sell extra Switch accessories separately

  By Mariella Moon

• Nintendo classics get online multiplayer on the Switch

  By Jessica Conditt

• Nintendo Switch battery lasts for three hours of portable 'Zelda'

  By Aaron Souppouris

• 'Legend of Zelda: Breath of the Wild' lands on Switch at launch

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Nintendo Switch controllers tout sharing and object detection

  By Jon Fingas

• 'Splatoon 2' brings new weapons, stages and fashion to Nintendo Switch

  By Sean Buckley

• 'Super Mario Odyssey' puts Nintendo's plumber in the real world

  By Jessica Conditt

• 'Arms' brings shooter-esque boxing to the Nintendo Switch

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Nintendo finally discovered capacitive touch screens

  By Nicole Lee

• Nintendo Switch online multiplayer won't be free

  By Sean Buckley

• Nintendo Switch software won't be region-locked

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• The Nintendo Switch costs $300

  By Jessica Conditt

• Gear up for tonight's Nintendo Switch live stream

  By Jessica Conditt

• 'Shovel Knight' is coming to the Nintendo Switch

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• You can try to pre-order the Nintendo Switch in NYC on Friday

  By Jessica Conditt

• Nintendo hid a secret message in the Famicom Mini

  By Sean Buckley

• Mario and pals are coming back to UK Happy Meals this week

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Nikkei expects Nintendo Switch will sell for less than $250 in Japan

  By Sean Buckley

• 'Super Mario Bros. 3' is harder with a live audience

  By Mat Smith

• Nintendo mini NES modders figure out how to add new games

  By Jamie Rigg

• The Game Boy is back from the dead... kind of

  By Aaron Souppouris

• 'Pokémon Snap' takes one last photo tour on the Wii U

  By Sean Buckley

• Island puzzler 'Rime' is coming to the Nintendo Switch

  By Nick Summers

PC Gaming (20)

• 'Fallout 4' visual upgrade demands a monster PC

  By Jon Fingas

• CS:GO New Mods And Exciting Features

  By Garry Steele

• NVIDIA updates older Shield TVs for 4K HDR game streaming

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• South Korean 'World of Warcraft' cooking show goes live tonight

  By David Lumb

• Big Ten Network adds 'League of Legends' to its tournament lineup

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Emotional sci-fi game 'Alone with You' hits Steam next month

  By Jessica Conditt

• Zotac's tiny gaming PC is powerful enough to play in VR

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Windows 10 is about to get a high-performance Game Mode

  By Jon Fingas

• Oculus Rift - Welcome to the Future of VR Gaming

  By Milena Lazova

• Valve's Steam Controller interface now works with Xbox gamepads

  By Sean Buckley

• Watch NVIDIA's GeForce stream 'Mass Effect Andromeda' to Facebook

  By Devindra Hardawar

• NVIDIA's GeForce Now let me play 'The Witcher 3' on a MacBook Air

  By Devindra Hardawar

• NVIDIA brings GeForce Now cloud gaming to Mac and PC

  By Sean Buckley

• NVIDIA GeForce cards will stream gameplay to Facebook Live

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Samsung ventures back into PC gaming with the Notebook Odyssey

  By Chris Velazco

• Microsoft released the wrong version of 'Forza Horizon 3' for PC

  By Jon Fingas

• Acer's 21-inch gaming laptop will cost you a staggering $8,999

  By Jon Fingas

• Acer's new gaming PCs include a VR-ready desktop

  By Sean Buckley

• Roccat's new wireless gaming mouse promises zero lag

  By Jessica Conditt

• Steam's 2016 top sellers include 'No Man's Sky' and 'Rocket League'

  By Jon Fingas

PlayStation (9)

• 'Final Fantasy XII' remaster comes to PS4 on July 11th

  By Nick Summers

• PlayStation is still getting away with 'minimum funding' charges

  By Sean Buckley

• 'MLB: The Show 17' makes pitching a cinch in Retro Mode

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• PlayStation VR now supports 360-degree YouTube videos

  By Nick Summers

• PSVR mech battler 'Rigs' won't get any new content

  By Tom Regan

• 'The Flame in the Flood' arrives today on PlayStation 4

  By Andrew Dalton

• How 'The Last Guardian' uses gameplay to tell its story

  By Tom Regan

• A white PS4 Slim is coming this month

  By Nick Summers

• Sony kills its pay-per-view streaming service on PlayStation 3

  By Sean Buckley

Reviews (68)

• Four hours with 'Horizon Zero Dawn'

  By Jessica Conditt

• Raden's connected carry-on is sleek and smart, but cramped

  By Chris Velazco

• 'Resident Evil 7' is the most terrifying VR game on the market

  By Jessica Conditt

• The Chevy Bolt makes green driving fun

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Dell's XPS 13 2-in-1 nearly lives up to the original

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Thoughts on Google's Pixel and Pixel XL handsets?

  By Richard Smith

• Roli Blocks are fun for music making but need some fine-tuning

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Corsair's new K95 gaming keyboard is surprisingly classy

  By Kris Naudus

• An electric scooter is the perfect vehicle for quick jaunts

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Styr's system of health gadgets exists to sell you supplements

  By Andrew Tarantola

• NVIDIA's new Shield TV is more of the same, with a better gamepad

  By Devindra Hardawar

• A closer look at Fujifilm's X-T20 and X100F compact cameras

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Fujifilm's GFX 50S pairs a huge sensor with a DSLR-like body

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Leica's M10 rangefinder gives you full mechanical control

  By Steve Dent

• M&D's wireless MW50 headphones aren't perfect, but they sound great

  By Chris Velazco

• Sony's new PlayStation headset is premium in name alone

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 12 iPhone reviews in 3 minutes for its 10th anniversary

  By Engadget

• Nintendo's Switch Pro controller is refined, but not perfect

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Nintendo's Switch makes a great first impression

  By Aaron Souppouris

• App Review: Making Creative Music with SoundBow

  By Vincent Sevilla

• Consumer Reports Suggest Newest MacBook Pro Has Serious Battery Problems

  By Garry Steele

• Of course I took these eerily detailed 3D selfies at CES

  By Cherlynn Low

• Polaroid's Pop is a user-friendly chunk of a camera

  By Nathan Ingraham

• The Octopus watch might make a responsible person out of your kid

  By Chris Velazco

• BACtrack's new wearable told me how drunk I was at CES

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Sony's flagship soundbar kicks out room-filling audio

  By Richard Lawler

• ICYMI: The Sleep Number bed keeps you cozy all night long

  By Kerry Davis

• Sennheiser's wireless headphones give Bose some competition

  By Billy Steele

• Casio's new smartwatch is a chunky beast made for the outdoors

  By Nathan Ingraham

• LG put Alexa in a refrigerator and it seems like a great idea

  By Billy Steele

• AirTV conveniently pairs streaming with over-the-air channels

  By Billy Steele

• Toshiba's Portege X20W is a sleek, durable convertible

  By Cherlynn Low

• Panasonic's Lumix GH5 is even bulkier in person

  By Edgar Alvarez

• B&O's Beoplay M5 wireless speaker has a lot of competition

  By Billy Steele

• Mattel's Aristotle is a kid-focused Echo alternative

  By Nick Summers

• LG's 14-inch 'Gram' laptop is the world's lightest

  By Mat Smith

• The ZenFone AR feels better than it should

  By Jessica Conditt

• Klipsch Heritage headphones mix leather, wood and quality sound

  By Billy Steele

• Blue's pricey planar magnetic headphones feature a built-in amp

  By Billy Steele

• The Das Keyboard 5Q brought notifications to my fingertips

  By Mat Smith

• Willow's smart breast pumps slide into moms' bras

  By Cherlynn Low

• LeEco's Android-powered smart road bike is for hardcore cyclists

  By Cherlynn Low

• I took a nap on Sleep Number's auto-adjusting smart bed

  By Nick Summers

• Fujifilm's FinePix XP120 is a sporty, rugged point-and-shoot

  By Edgar Alvarez

• The Gryphon router manages to be both stylish and feature-rich

  By Chris Velazco

• Netgear's smart baby monitor is more than a walkie-talkie

  By Tom Regan

• The ZTE Blade V8 Pro is yet another affordable dual-camera phone

  By Cherlynn Low

• Samsung and Google built their ideal Chromebook

  By Nathan Ingraham

• BlackBerry's keyboard lives on in TCL's 'Mercury' prototype

  By Cherlynn Low

• Garmin's satellite hand-helds make it really hard to get lost

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Digital Storm's compact gaming PC is fast and upgrade-friendly

  By Jon Fingas

• Flow is a wearable that helps you avoid nasty air pollution

  By Nick Summers

• SpeedX's Unicorn bike comes with smarts already installed

  By Nick Summers

• Logitech's new headset brings cinematic sound to your games

  By Kris Naudus

• The first available smart mirror has a narcissistic sequel

  By Cherlynn Low

• BenjiLock uses a fingerprint to keep your gym locker secure

  By Edgar Alvarez

• LG's Stylo 3 pairs a solid midrange phone with a mediocre stylus

  By Chris Velazco

• LG's Tone Studio neck speakers are less crazy than you'd think

  By Chris Velazco

• The Honor 6x does the iPhone's portrait trick for $250

  By Cherlynn Low

• HP's Sprout Pro looks nicer (and works better) than the original

  By Cherlynn Low

• Sleep Number's smart bed adjusts to your nighttime fidgeting

  By Nick Summers

• Altec Lansing's SmartStream speakers are another Sonos alternative

  By Billy Steele

• How Hi-Tech Gadget Like VentiFresh Is Helping In Removing Bad Odors From House

  By Shekhar Mishra

• Lenovo built its own Amazon Echo for some reason

  By Cherlynn Low

• Lenovo's lightweight ThinkPad X1 gets even slimmer

  By Cherlynn Low

• Lenovo Yoga 910 review: The devil is in the details

  By Dana Wollman

• Dell's convertible XPS 13 laptop starts at $1,000

  By Devindra Hardawar

• The Dell 27 Ultrathin monitor really lives up to its name

  By Devindra Hardawar

Robotics (38)

• ICYMI: Reptile robots in the wild

  By Amber Bouman

• The Drone User Experience and Design

  By Amelia Wong

• Vespa's creators just unveiled a personal cargo robot

  By Jon Fingas

• Robo-reptiles spy on their flesh-and-blood counterparts

  By Mariella Moon

• Surgical robot makes highly precise eye injection possible

  By Mariella Moon

• You'll See a Lot More Robots Soon. Here's Where.

  By K.R. Sanjiv

• Scientists are making genetically modified cyborg dragonflies

  By Mariella Moon

• Humanoid beer-and-pizza-fetching robot is charmingly retro

  By Cherlynn Low

• Come for this Einstein robot's facial expressions, stay for his smarts

  By Mona Lalwani

• ICYMI: A soft robot sleeve to keep your heart going

  By Kerry Davis

• Soft robot wraps around your heart to help it beat

  By Steve Dent

• Harvard's soft exosuit makes walking 23 percent easier

  By Mariella Moon

• DoorDash and Postmates test deliveries with robots

  By Jon Fingas

• Artificial Intelligence Robot Companion for the Elderly

  By Vivian Michaels

• How Robots are Designing Logos

  By Philip Kushmaro

• Smart bullets will help warships fend off drone swarms

  By Jon Fingas

• Panasonic's delivery robot will sling drinks and clear tables

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• ICYMI: Spy drones can do more than you probably realized

  By Kerry Davis

• Learning From Drones: Where Automation Is Headed in 2017

  By Ran Krauss

• DoD shows off its first successful micro-drone swarm launch

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Robots and drones will work together to deliver all our goods

  By Kerry Davis

• Tell this robot to graffiti a wall for you

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Sony's Kaz Hirai: 4K and HDR are here, robots are coming

  By Christopher Trout

• ICYMI: Be a big buck bounty hunter for drones

  By Kerry Davis

• Panasonic's companion robot is a cute projector trapped in an egg

  By Aaron Souppouris

• LG made a couple of robots just for airports

  By Nicole Lee

• Honda's amazing self-balancing motorcycle defies gravity

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Amazon Alexa now lives inside a dancing robot

  By Mona Lalwani

• Moro is basically a four-foot Amazon Echo with arms

  By Jessica Conditt

• LG's robots control your home and guide you through the airport

  By Jon Fingas

• How Investments in The Drone Industry Fail

  By Tim Levin

• Olly is like an Amazon Echo but with personality

  By Nicole Lee

• Lego Boost teaches kids how to bring blocks to life with code

  By Nicole Lee

• Your next home security system could deploy patrol drones

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Kuri home robot can read to your kids and watch your home

  By Jon Fingas

• The PowerRay underwater drone finds fish and films them in 4K

  By Matt Brian

• Watch Korea's mech take its first steps with a pilot on board

  By Mariella Moon

• LG's next robots include an Echo-like assistant

  By Jon Fingas

Samsung (25)

• Samsung will unveil something at MWC on February 26th

  By Richard Lawler

• Samsung's Galaxy S8 will likely debut on March 29th

  By Cherlynn Low

• With its Note 7 apology, Samsung finally gets something right

  By Chris Velazco

• Samsung's chip business posted record earnings in Q4 2016

  By Mariella Moon

• Samsung will keep using the Galaxy Note brand

  By Jon Fingas

• Samsung blames two different battery flaws for the Note 7 fires

  By Chris Velazco

• Samsung can't use in-box warranty to kill Galaxy S4 lawsuit

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Samsung will explain the Galaxy Note 7 explosions Sunday night

  By Richard Lawler

• Samsung boss won't face arrest, at least for now

  By Jon Fingas

• Samsung's Galaxy S8 reportedly helps you talk to a doctor

  By Jon Fingas

• Samsung leader faces arrest in South Korea

  By Jon Fingas

• Samsung boss is a suspect in a South Korean political scandal

  By Jon Fingas

• Dr. Samsung tried to fix my face

  By Mat Smith

• Samsung expects a rise in profit thanks to chips and OLED

  By Mariella Moon

• Samsung's 32-bit wireless speaker is sleek and loud

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Samsung's FlexWash and FlexDry machines are laundry 'Inception'

  By Jessica Conditt

• Order around this Samsung refrigerator with your voice

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Samsung at CES 2017: Everything you need to know

  By Mat Smith

• The best thing about Samsung's keynote was the comments

  By Engadget

• Samsung will 'soon' reveal the cause of Galaxy Note 7 fires

  By Jon Fingas

• Live from Samsung's CES 2017 keynote!

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Samsung's QLED 4K TVs look better, thanks to metal quantum dots

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Samsung goes big on smart fridges with 10 new models

  By Steve Dent

• Samsung unveils water-resistant Galaxy A phones with USB-C

  By Steve Dent

• Samsung goes overboard to make you care about laundry

  By Jon Fingas

Science (83)

• New brain-computer interface breaks through locked-in syndrome

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Beyond Moore's Law

  By IEEE Standards Association

• Yale's liquid metal material can shed light on magnetic fields

  By Mariella Moon

• Study offers best evidence yet that we're in a holographic universe

  By Devindra Hardawar

• This tiny glob could be humans' earliest known ancestor

  By Andrew Dalton

• Gap envisions a future with augmented-reality 'dressing rooms'

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Brain mapping could lead to better Parkinson's treatments

  By Jon Fingas

• Explosions may be the answer to mass-producing graphene

  By Steve Dent

• Hummingbird-inspired wind turbines, and more in the week that was

  By Inhabitat

• What Big Data Can Teach You About Your Online Shopping Practices

  By Alon Gamzu

• The Doomsday Clock is the closest to midnight since 1953

  By Steve Dent

• Trak's at-home sperm tracker is a surprisingly good idea

  By Cherlynn Low

• Researchers figure out trick to a fruit fly's acrobatic flight

  By Andrew Tarantola

• The Engadget Podcast Ep 26: The Sounds of Science

  By Terrence O'Brien

• First hydrogen metal created on Earth draws critical doubt

  By Steve Dent

• Scientists found a way to bring back lost tomato flavor

  By Mariella Moon

• Scientists reverse Alzheimer's-like symptoms in mice

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Researchers create first viable hybrid human-pig embryo

  By Andrew Dalton

• A thousand moviegoers will get their minds monitored all at once

  By Mat Smith

• MIT finds actual wisdom in the wisdom of crowds

  By Daniel Cooper

• Gene-altered ants show how animal societies work

  By Jon Fingas

• ICYMI: Flapping wind turbines and Dubai's firefighting jetpacks

  By Amber Bouman

• Researchers design sensors that can detect single protein molecules

  By Andrew Dalton

• Researchers have built a 1,000-watt 'super laser'

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Virtual, Augmented, and Mixed Reality - Promise and Peril for Education

  By IEEE Standards Association

• 'Metamaterial' can switch from soft to hard - and back again

  By Mat Smith

• VR out-of-body experience could help assuage the fear of death

  By Mariella Moon

• Online learning improves when you feel like you belong

  By Jon Fingas

• The Future IRL: Our Jetsons future has arrived

  By Kerry Davis

• Super-fast camera records light-based 'sonic booms'

  By Jon Fingas

• Scientists make a viable semi-synthetic organism

  By Jon Fingas

• Blood-repellent metal could lead to safer implants

  By Jon Fingas

• Brain scans shed light on an extinct species

  By Jon Fingas

• Researchers use ultrasound to push helpful RNA inside cells

  By Mat Smith

• Researchers make a graphene superconductor

  By Daniel Cooper

• ICYMI: Lasers of the future will create an atmospheric lens

  By Kerry Davis

• Researchers have found a way to pair cells to smartphones

  By Andrew Dalton

• Low-cost DNA sequencer uses Nokia 1020's camera as a microscope

  By Mariella Moon

• Non-browning GMO apple slices go on sale next month

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 2016 was the hottest year on record (again)

  By Andrew Dalton

• Protein fingerprinting could shed light on Alzheimer's

  By Mariella Moon

• ICYMI: Mind-controlled mice kill on command

  By Kerry Davis

• Giving Dogs A Voice

  By IEEE Standards Association

• Astronomers more accurately calculate the Milky Way's mass

  By Billy Steele

• Atmospheric 'lens' could shield troops from laser weapons

  By Jon Fingas

• We've never seen global sea ice levels this low before

  By Andrew Tarantola

• LED lights could get better with self-assembling particles

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Smart body armor could gauge brain damage from explosions

  By Jon Fingas

• MIT wants you to change 3D-printed objects after you make them

  By Jon Fingas

• Batteries with built-in flame retardant could prevent fiery mishaps

  By Mariella Moon

• 3D zebrafish can replace real animals in the lab

  By Mariella Moon

• Massive meta-study confirms the health benefits of cannabis

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Researchers discover bacteria can communicate electrically, like neurons

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Scientists recreate the outer layer of the heart with stem cells

  By Mariella Moon

• ICYMI: A medical breakthrough inspired by a kids toy

  By Kerry Davis

• New DoE guidelines stand for scientific integrity over politics

  By Richard Lawler

• Researchers genetically engineer Salmonella to eat brain tumors

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Paper centrifuge can help detect diseases in developing nations

  By Mariella Moon

• The Ultimate Skinner Box: Clinical Virtual Reality 1990-2016

  By IEEE Standards Association

• Crop spray gives plants GMO benefits without altering genes

  By Steve Dent

• MIT model reveals role of inhibitory neurons in the brain

  By David Lumb

• US Army wants bullets that turn into plants over time

  By Steve Dent

• Scientists discover a cosmic-scale particle accelerator

  By Jon Fingas

• MIT's 3D graphene is ten times stronger than steel

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• An enormous iceberg is breaking away from the Antarctic

  By Mariella Moon

• Climate change could bleach most coral reefs within the century

  By Mariella Moon

• A game of 'Whac-a-Mole' can tell if you're concussed

  By Daniel Cooper

• Circuit Cubes make engineering basics a snap for kids

  By Chris Velazco

• 3D-printed ceramics and metals might finally arrive this year

  By Daniel Cooper

• Six new technologies that will enable faster, better internet to the world

  By Inhabitat

• The first Hyperloop test is now just months away

  By Daniel Cooper

• Amber's sensors aim to save farmers' grain from spoilage

  By Chris Velazco

• DARPA tests buoy network for fallback military comms at sea

  By Jamie Rigg

• Brain region that recognizes faces keeps growing in adulthood

  By Steve Dent

• Finally, a haptic display that might be worthwhile

  By Daniel Cooper

• UK Ministry of Defence is now investing in laser weapons too

  By Tom Regan

• Detailed 3D ocean map can help with marine conservation

  By Mariella Moon

• ReNu is an acoustic kit that sends calming vibes to your brain

  By Mona Lalwani

• Scientists confirm a 'new' human organ

  By Jon Fingas

• American Scientists Create the World's Thinnest Wire Using Diamonds, Sulfur, and Copper

  By Len Raleigh

• Dinosaur eggs reveal one possible reason why they went extinct

  By Mariella Moon

• How Technology Can Help Prevent Drunk Driving

  By Mike Adkins

• Bill and Melinda Gates back an implant that could prevent HIV

  By Jon Fingas

Smartphones (42)

• Fine Tune Your Google Pixel Experience With These Tips

  By Kamakshi Venugopal

• Engadget giveaway: Win a OnePlus 3T smartphone!

  By Jon Turi

• Would you be interested in a foldable smartphone?

  By Pritom Das

• LG's G6 reportedly packs Google Assistant instead of Alexa

  By Mat Smith

• LG loses money, thanks to smartphones (Updated)

  By Daniel Cooper

• Reminder: you can do (almost) everything Google Tango can do, on any smartphone, now

  By Andy Gstoll

• BlackBerry will launch its 'Mercury' phone on February 25th

  By Jon Fingas

• Vertu's latest luxury Android phone is built for jetsetters

  By Matt Brian

• The first builds of CyanogenMod successor LineageOS are out

  By Jamie Rigg

• LG G6 photo shows off some rounded corners

  By Richard Lawler

• Samsung's Galaxy S8 won't appear at Mobile World Congress

  By Nick Summers

• Donald Trump trades in his Android for a 'secure' device

  By Richard Lawler

• Samsung brings Android Nougat to the Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge

  By Nick Summers

• LG teases the G6's launch for February

  By Daniel Cooper

• Resurgence of Foldable Smartphones: Futuristic or Obsolete?

  By Ananda Banerjee

• A cheap Android One phone could come to the US this year

  By Richard Lawler

• Verizon prevents Galaxy Note 7 holdouts from making calls

  By Jon Fingas

• ZTE's crowdsouced phone will pack dual cameras

  By Jon Fingas

• LG is very proud that the G6 doesn't catch fire

  By Jon Fingas

• Report: Samsung's Note 7 probe points blame at batteries

  By Steve Dent

• Android creator Andy Rubin is building a high-end smartphone

  By Andrew Dalton

• HTC will intro half as many smartphones this year

  By Richard Lai

• Wileyfox's Swift 2 X is its priciest smartphone yet at £219

  By Jamie Rigg

• Samsung and LG could launch foldable phones later this year

  By Mariella Moon

• HTC's 'U Ultra' flagship phone pairs AI with a secondary screen

  By Chris Velazco

• Airlines no longer need to warn passengers about Galaxy Note 7

  By Nicole Lee

• The iPhone could have been very different

  By Tom Regan

• Steadicam comes to smartphones with the gyro-stabilized Volt

  By Steve Dent

• LG's G6 will have a unique 18:9 screen aspect ratio

  By Devindra Hardawar

• HTC is readying a Vive-branded smartphone (update: not necessarily)

  By Jon Fingas

• It's no longer enough for budget phones to just be cheap

  By Cherlynn Low

• Nokia launches its first Android smartphone

  By Mariella Moon

• BlackBerry's 'Mercury' prototype makes a cameo on our CES stage

  By Chris Velazco

• Google makes its essential Android modding tools easier to get

  By Sean Buckley

• Xiaomi flaunts a white model of its bezel-free Mi MIX phone

  By Steve Dent

• LG will back away from modular phones with the G6

  By Jon Fingas

• Huawei is bringing Amazon's Alexa to the Mate 9

  By Chris Velazco

• ZTE's crowdsourced phone gets a name and a Kickstarter campaign

  By Chris Velazco

• ASUS's ZenFone AR handles both virtual and augmented reality

  By Mat Smith

• ASUS' ZenFone 3 Zoom has two cameras and a big battery

  By Nick Summers

• Synaptics combines face and fingerprint recognition on your phone

  By Jon Fingas

• ASUS' ZenFone AR is ready for Google Tango and Daydream

  By Jessica Conditt

Social Media (41)

• Facebook tweaks the feed to bury fake news and clickbait

  By David Lumb

• Trump to announce his SCOTUS pick tonight via Facebook Live

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Snapchat now creates QR codes for web links

  By Jon Fingas

• Casey Neistat's Beme service shuts down following CNN deal

  By Jon Fingas

• Lego launches a safe social network for kids to share their creations

  By Nicole Lee

• Twitter admits 'didn't move fast enough' on abuse, changes coming

  By Richard Lawler

• Twitter discloses two far-reaching FBI data requests

  By Jon Fingas

• Customer Engagement over Twitter

  By Thu Win

• Facebook will reward longer videos that people actually watch

  By Mariella Moon

• Facebook Slideshows are slowly rolling out on Android

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Twitter apps' Explore tab combines moments, trends and more

  By Mariella Moon

• Facebook starts testing ads in Messenger

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Facebook no longer personalizes trending news topics

  By Jon Fingas

• Tumblr's mobile apps finally have photo filters and stickers

  By Edgar Alvarez

• National park tweets, then deletes, climate data after gag order

  By Andrew Dalton

• Instagram Live Stories are going global this week

  By Cherlynn Low

• Snapchat fights clickbait in Discover stories

  By Jon Fingas

• Unfollowing @POTUS could be difficult right now (update: explained)

  By Richard Lawler

• The Vine Archive will keep the videos looping forever

  By Andrew Dalton

• Twitter met its diversity goals, but still has work to do

  By Andrew Dalton

• LinkedIn mercifully redesigns its cluttered homepage

  By Nathan Ingraham

• How to follow the Obamas after they leave the White House

  By Nick Summers

• Google+ revives one of its most useful features: Events

  By Billy Steele

• Facebook stops paying publishers to stream live video

  By Jon Fingas

• Live video comes to Instagram Stories in the UK

  By Matt Brian

• Today's the last day to save your Vines

  By Daniel Cooper

• Why do Instagram and Twitter want me to buy fake Yeezys?

  By Edgar Alvarez

• App.net dies on March 14th, 2017

  By Daniel Cooper

• Snapchat's new universal search bar is built for speed

  By Matt Brian

• Twitter to stream PBS live coverage of Inauguration Day

  By Billy Steele

• Twitter ditches its small business tool

  By Jon Fingas

• Instagram's latest Stories feature is ads

  By Jamie Rigg

• Obama talks social media and climate change in final address

  By Terrence O'Brien

• Disappearing videos are coming to a Bumble profile near you

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Twitter suspends Martin Shkreli for harassment

  By Jon Fingas

• Tinder VR is part social commentary, part huge disappointment

  By Mat Smith

• Obama's social archive is available for your perusal

  By Steve Dent

• Instagram photos now look better on iPhone 7 and 7 Plus

  By Sean Buckley

• Twitter will livestream portions of PGA golf tournaments

  By Jon Fingas

• Vine as we know it shuts down on January 17th

  By Nick Summers

• Should Twitter Include the 'Edit' Feature?

  By Ananda Banerjee

Space (45)

• Keck Observatory's exoplanet imager captures its first photos

  By Mariella Moon

• Cassini captures close-up views of Saturn's rings

  By Mariella Moon

• Gamma ray telescope spots ancient, intense black holes

  By Jon Fingas

• Some of Earth's oxygen escapes to the moon every month

  By Andrew Tarantola

• NASA's reconfigurable radio can track planes over oceans

  By Mariella Moon

• NASA uses pressure-sensitive paint to test its rockets

  By Richard Lawler

• NASA will use Apollo 1 hatch to honor fallen crew

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• NASA studies astronaut twins to observe the rigors of space

  By Billy Steele

• ICYMI: Boeing's swanky new space suits and 3D-printable skin

  By Andrew Tarantola

• British astronaut Tim Peake will return to the ISS

  By Nick Summers

• Boeing's spacesuit is light, cool and flexible

  By Jon Fingas

• Scientists recreated Jupiter's chaotic atmosphere in the lab

  By Steve Dent

• Google announces the five Lunar Xprize finalists

  By Mariella Moon

• NOAA's next-gen weather satellite sends back its first images

  By Mariella Moon

• Dwarf planet Ceres' surface isn't what scientists expected

  By Jon Fingas

• Scientists prove that microbes could survive on Mars

  By Mariella Moon

• SpaceX is launching one of its last disposable rockets

  By Jon Fingas

• ESA wants to know why Galileo satellites' clocks stopped working

  By Mariella Moon

• Europe's space agency plans to launch a space-weather satellite

  By Mariella Moon

• NASA may rely on Russian shuttles for ISS missions until 2019

  By Mariella Moon

• NASA's Curiosity finds new water evidence in possible cracked mud

  By David Lumb

• Gravity wave ripples across Venus' hellish atmosphere

  By Steve Dent

• ICYMI: SpaceX redeems itself with a showstopper rocket launch

  By Kerry Davis

• NASA video recreates Huygen probe's historic landing on Titan

  By Mariella Moon

• NASA astronaut Gene Cernan passes away at age 82

  By Billy Steele

• Green-hot galaxies reveal clues to the ancient universe

  By Steve Dent

• Japan's experimental mini rocket launch ends in failure

  By Jon Fingas

• SpaceX's comeback launch was a success

  By Daniel Cooper

• Watch the first SpaceX launch since September's explosion

  By Mariella Moon

• The moon may have formed from a group of smaller moonlets

  By Andrew Dalton

• ESO will upgrade its Very Large Telescope to hunt for exoplanets

  By Mariella Moon

• Space Station gets its first African-American crew member

  By Jon Fingas

• Rare red nova explosion could add a star to the sky in 2022

  By Jamie Rigg

• Hubble spots kamikaze comets plunging into a nearby star

  By Mariella Moon

• From Mars to Earth and the Moon, 127 million miles away

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• SpaceX delays its comeback launch to January 14th

  By Jon Fingas

• The FAA has once again approved SpaceX for rocket launches

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Deepest X-ray image to date uncovers a black hole bonanza

  By Jon Fingas

• Scientists trace a cosmic radio burst to its home galaxy

  By Jon Fingas

• NASA announces two new missions to study the early solar system

  By Andrew Dalton

• Astronomers photograph rare double ring galaxy

  By Mariella Moon

• NASA has a new plan to observe black holes with cosmic X-rays

  By Andrew Dalton

• NASA will resume testing its Hubble successor this month

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• The Real Reason Why Astronauts Are Weightless in Space!

  By Milena Lazova

• SpaceX will resume rocket launches on January 8th

  By Jon Fingas

Streaming (37)

• Pandora's radio data now included in Billboard Hot 100

  By Steve Dent

• Fox Sports will broadcast Super Bowl 51 in a 'VR suite'

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Plex snaps up news streaming app Watchup

  By Mariella Moon

• Watch today's Liverpool vs Chelsea game in 4K and Dolby Atmos

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Netflix project lets you mind-control its interface

  By Cherlynn Low

• Netflix strikes biggest Sundance deal with race drama 'Mudbound'

  By Steve Dent

• Now you can download Netflix shows to your Android's SD card

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Shia LaBeouf starts a 4-year livestream to protest Trump

  By Jon Fingas

• Is Tidal being honest about its subscriber numbers?

  By Billy Steele

• BT to start charging TV subscribers for BT Sport

  By Matt Brian

• The Engadget Podcast Ep 25: Black Hole Sun

  By Billy Steele

• USA Today will livestream Inauguration Day in VR

  By Billy Steele

• Netflix enters the design world for its next docu-series

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Netflix expects HBO to go binge-first in an 'internet TV world'

  By Richard Lawler

• Hulu will let you download shows 'in a few months'

  By Jon Fingas

• Seinfeld's 'Comedians in Cars' moves to Netflix this year

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Super Bowl 51 will stream for free on Fox Sports Go

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• PBS' new kids' channel lets you flip between streams and games

  By Jon Fingas

• YouTube 'Super Chat' comments are a new way to support livestreams

  By Sean Buckley

• Amazon debuts anime streaming subscription for Prime members

  By Billy Steele

• Would you pay to get a new song texted to you every day?

  By Nathan Ingraham

• YouTube wants you to make a music video for Elton John

  By Jon Fingas

• Apple Music's 'Carpool Karaoke' features Alicia Keys and Metallica

  By Billy Steele

• 'Ronja, the Robber's Daughter' streams on Amazon January 27th

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Watch Hulu's first trailer for its take on 'The Handmaid's Tale'

  By Jon Fingas

• Every 'Golden Girls' episode is coming to Hulu

  By Andrew Dalton

• Netflix made a game featuring some of its top shows

  By Matt Brian

• Streaming topped all forms of US music consumption in 2016

  By Steve Dent

• The Engadget Podcast Ep 22: Filmore Jive

  By Terrence O'Brien

• A first look at Hulu's radical redesign for live TV

  By Nathan Ingraham

• UK digital video revenues beat out physical discs in 2016

  By Jamie Rigg

• iHeartRadio's on-demand streaming is now live for all

  By Andrew Dalton

• Netflix's first original Korean series is based on a web comic

  By Jon Fingas

• Tidal now offers studio-quality 'Master' audio

  By Jon Fingas

• Hulu adds CBS to its live TV service (Updated)

  By Daniel Cooper

• Dish brings Alexa and multi-room music to Hopper DVRs

  By Daniel Cooper

• Dish's AirTV combines 4K streaming with an over-the-air antenna

  By Nathan Ingraham

Tomorrow (14)

• AR vs VR: Fight!

  By Emily Chi

• 5 Ways the Blockchain Is Going to Change Your Life

  By Larry Alton

• Creating More "Heads Up" Digital Experiences: A Design Manifesto

  By Jojo Roy

• How Business Software Will Evolve in 2017 and Beyond

  By Anna Johansson

• In Order to Experience a New Era of Virtual Reality, We Also Have to Usher in a New Era of Virtual Behavior

  By Benny Arbel

• Payment Systems of the Future: Will Smart Technology and Biometrics Make Credit Cards Obsolete?

  By David Bishop

• Minimalism Via Technology: Great Equalizer or Just Oxymoron?

  By Andrew Heikkila

• Ampd Energy hopes to make pollution-prone diesel generators obsolete

  By Chris Velazco

• Whill's all-terrain wheelchair is built for rough surfaces

  By Mona Lalwani

• Penthouse's CEO thinks VR porn should be a carnival of sex

  By Michael Gorman

• Exploring IoT prospects with ERP Systems

  By Utkarsh Sahu

• True wireless charging is almost ready

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Examining The Types Of Technology That Can Be Beneficial For Senior Care Homes

  By Pulkit Thakur

• Latest Technology that Can Turn Scary?

  By Rahul Raj

TV & Movies (33)

• Production on 'Star Trek: Discovery' is finally underway

  By Andrew Dalton

• Walter brings foreign prestige TV dramas to the US

  By Daniel Cooper

• What's on TV: Super Bowl LI, 'Powerless,' '24: Legacy'

  By Richard Lawler

• Japan is getting a Final Fantasy XIV-inspired live-action TV drama

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Discovery likely to pull its TV channels from Sky next month

  By Jamie Rigg

• Sky Q will be available without a satellite dish from 2018

  By Matt Brian

• What's on TV: 'iBoy,' 'Beware the Slenderman,' 'Resident Evil 7'

  By Richard Lawler

• 'Star Wars: Episode VIII' is called 'The Last Jedi'

  By Nick Summers

• 'Terminator' reboot will have James Cameron's oversight

  By Jon Fingas

• CBS and Paramount settle lawsuit with 'Star Trek' fan film

  By Sean Buckley

• 'House of Cards' returns for its fifth season on May 30th

  By Edgar Alvarez

• DirecTV will show soccer in 4K this weekend

  By Daniel Cooper

• Neil Gaiman is making a 'Good Omens' miniseries for Amazon Video

  By Nathan Ingraham

• 'Star Trek: Discovery' faces an indefinite delay

  By Jon Fingas

• AT&T's deal with Nielsen promises more accurate TV ratings

  By Jon Fingas

• 'The Martian' author to make NASA TV drama with CBS

  By Daniel Cooper

• What's on TV: 'Hunted,' 'Teachers,' 'Voltron'

  By Richard Lawler

• James Cameron producing history of sci-fi series for AMC

  By Steve Dent

• Lucasfilm says it has 'no plans' for a digital Carrie Fisher

  By Richard Lawler

• Fox and Intel will offer a player's perspective during the Super Bowl

  By Billy Steele

• Netflix's 'iBoy' trailer introduces smartphone superpowers

  By Steve Dent

• 'Ghost in the Shell' anime will return to US & UK theaters

  By Richard Lawler

• What's on TV: NFL playoffs, 'Lemony Snicket,' and 'Sherlock' finale

  By Richard Lawler

• Showtime's 'Twin Peaks' revival will finally premiere in May

  By Mariella Moon

• Watch the first trailer for the CBS All Access 'Good Wife' spinoff

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Aisha Tyler on technology's power to enable filmmakers

  By Michael Gorman

• IMDb tells California it will continue to publish actors' ages

  By Matt Brian

• Conan O'Brien's 'Clueless Gamer' skit gets a full TV show

  By Jon Fingas

• BBC's 'Planet Earth' team is making a mini VR nature series

  By Matt Brian

• Ron Jeremy predicts porn's ... present?

  By Christopher Trout

• 'Star Trek' fan film loses fair use case, moves to jury trial

  By Sean Buckley

• Warner, Universal and Lionsgate promise Dolby Vision 4K Blu-ray discs

  By Richard Lawler

• What's on TV: 'Always Sunny,' 'Man Seeking Woman'

  By Richard Lawler

VPN (1)

• China just made VPNs illegal

  By Jessica Conditt

Wearables (66)

• Fitbit cuts 110 jobs as wearable sales slow

  By Matt Brian

• Electronic glasses auto-focus on what you're looking at

  By Steve Dent

• Buzzwords Debunked: Wearables

  By Peter Vowell

• LG's Nexus-like Watch Style surfaces in photos

  By Jon Fingas

• Vive Video puts a personal home theater in HTC's VR headset

  By Richard Lawler

• Apple Watch will dim its bright lights in Theater Mode

  By Andrew Dalton

• Latest Android Wear 2.0 preview delivers better iOS support

  By Cherlynn Low

• I'm excited for Fitbit's mythical smartwatch

  By Daniel Cooper

• Tag Heuer sold more $1,500 smartwatches than it expected

  By Steve Dent

• Teenage Engineering's next synth wirelessly syncs with Basslet

  By James Trew

• GOQii Predicts Wearables Will Be Our Mobile Future

  By Brian Horvath

• BeeLine's bike computer makes every ride an adventure

  By Nick Summers

• LG's Nexus-like Android Wear watches emerge in a leak

  By Jon Fingas

• Bragi's latest wireless earbuds are now available for $149

  By Billy Steele

• Smartwatches can tell you're about to get sick days in advance

  By Billy Steele

• Report: Fitbit tried to buy wearable arch-rival Jawbone

  By Steve Dent

• Android Wear 2.0 will finally arrive in early February

  By Mariella Moon

• Casio boss: One smartwatch doesn't fit all

  By Mat Smith

• Teaching the uninterested about headphones

  By Engadget

• How a smart breast pump won CES

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Fitbit just bought another smartwatch startup

  By Daniel Cooper

• These connected shoes could help you run faster, smarter and more safely

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Samsung's smartwatch lineup now works with your iPhone

  By Jon Fingas

• The Smartcane alerts your family in case of a fall

  By Mona Lalwani

• Fitbit updates help you meet fitness goals through your friends

  By Jon Fingas

• Basis' wearables are (probably) dead

  By Daniel Cooper

• New Balance's running smartwatch is all about little tweaks

  By Daniel Cooper

• Nike designers on self-lacing shoes and the future of footwear

  By Edgar Alvarez

• The 'Basslet' puts a haptic subwoofer on your wrist

  By James Trew

• Check out the first Windows VR headsets from Dell, HP and Acer

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Oral-B's latest smart toothbrush has one fatal flaw

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Sennheiser's new wireless headphones build on its popular HD 4 series

  By Billy Steele

• ICYMI: Wearable breast pump and everything IoT

  By Kerry Davis

• Vapor is Misfit's first touchscreen smartwatch

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Carnival Cruises designed a wearable for even lazier vacations

  By Andrew Dalton

• This e-paper backpack is the kind of crazy we deserve

  By Chris Velazco

• Use this app to find your keys like you find your Pokémon

  By James Trew

• Dosime is a personal radiation tracker for hypochondriacs

  By Daniel Cooper

• Sony is making its own wireless earbuds

  By Mat Smith

• Blue's first wireless headphones nix the cord, keep the built-in amp

  By Billy Steele

• Fove starts shipping its eye-tracking VR headset

  By Mariella Moon

• Intel's VR headsets could be ready as early as next year

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Next for HTC Vive: Wireless VR and tracking for everything

  By Devindra Hardawar

• HTC's Vive Deluxe Audio Strap makes its VR headset more comfortable

  By Sean Buckley

• Here's the smartwatch New Balance and Intel have been working on

  By Daniel Cooper

• Nike's senior innovator on the challenge of designing a self-lacing shoe

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Casio's latest smartwatch is among the first with Android Wear 2.0

  By Mat Smith

• Whistle's latest pet tracker is more accurate with better battery life

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Fitbit now gives you credit for VR bike rides

  By Steve Dent

• Garmin's watch-app store finally gets Uber and a few other big names

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Garmin's outdoorsy Fenix5 smartwatches are pretty small

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Aira uses smart glasses to help blind people navigate the world

  By Jessica Conditt

• Meet the VR boots that want to make you feel every step

  By Jessica Conditt

• Motiv crammed a full fitness tracker into a ring

  By Nathan Ingraham

• This wearable uses tiny needles to analyze glucose levels

  By Billy Steele

• The whole point of this wearable is to put you to sleep

  By Mat Smith

• Orosound's 'noise-managing' earphones hush unwanted sounds

  By Billy Steele

• Bloomlife's baby bump wearable tracks your contractions

  By Jamie Rigg

• Oh, hey, they have smart hairbrushes now

  By Daniel Cooper

• ODG launches its Snapdragon 835-based mixed-reality glasses

  By Mariella Moon

• Earin's latest wireless earbuds tout AirPod-like controls

  By Jon Fingas

• Flow tracks air quality for crowdsourced pollution maps

  By Nick Summers

• Polar's next fitness wearable is a smart shirt

  By Daniel Cooper

• Audeze modified its in-ear planar magnetic headphones for VR

  By Billy Steele

• Lenovo's new VR headset is coming for less than $400

  By Chris Velazco

• TrackR's home-mapping plugs help you pinpoint lost items

  By Tom Regan

Xbox (13)

• 'Gears of War 4' makes cross-platform multiplayer official

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Xbox One update will ditch the console's signature Snap mode

  By Jon Fingas

• Don't bank on Kinect games in 2017

  By Jessica Conditt

• EA Access members get 'Mass Effect: Andromeda' five days early

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Xbox One gets its first taste of Creators Update features

  By Jon Fingas

• Local multiplayer mayhem comes to Xbox One with 'TowerFall Ascension'

  By Tom Regan

• Buy a copy of 'Resident Evil 7' on Xbox One, get it free on PC

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 'Halo' developer hints it could revive a scrapped Mega Bloks game

  By Jon Fingas

• The best 'Battlefield' is finally playable on Xbox One

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• New Xbox gamepad colors are simple, subdued

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