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Accessories (13)

• Rylo’s 360-degree camera lets you decide what shots you want later

  By Mallory Locklear

• Engadget giveaway: Win a Fluance Fi50 Bluetooth speaker!

  By Jon Turi

• Apple invents the leather laptop sleeve

  By Jamie Rigg

• Livestream's Mevo Plus has five times the range of its last camera

  By Saqib Shah

• Razer’s new webcam and microphone are made for streamers

  By Rob LeFebvre

• UE's Blast and Megablast join the Alexa smart speaker family

  By Jon Turi

• Motorola's newest mod puts an Alexa speaker on your phone

  By Jon Fingas

• Microsoft's Precision Surface Mouse focuses on ergonomics

  By Steve Dent

• Sony's Xperia Touch projector arrives in the US at an absurd $1,700

  By Swapna Krishna

• Oculus Rift and Touch bundle gets a permanent price cut to $399

  By Jon Fingas

• Ben Heck's Super Glue Gun: Scoping out the Autostand

  By Engadget Staff

• Samsung’s huge 49-inch gaming monitor is an ultrawide dream

  By Devindra Hardawar

• SanDisk’s 'Industrial' SD cards can withstand extreme temperatures

  By Mallory Locklear

AI (21)

• AI can write surprisingly scary and creative horror stories

  By Swapna Krishna

• AT&T is working on an open-sourced AI project with Linux Foundation

  By David Lumb

• An AI detected colorectal cancer with 86 percent accuracy

  By Swapna Krishna

• Neural network creates photo-realistic images of fake celebs

  By Saqib Shah

• Neural network gives your phone 'DSLR-quality' photos

  By Jon Fingas

• Intel AI helped create a music video

  By Jon Fingas

• For a dollar, an AI will examine your medical scan

  By Steve Dent

• Piccadilly Circus' billboard is alight once more, and it's watching

  By Jamie Rigg

• Adobe's Scribbler AI automatically colorizes any portrait

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Google's AlphaGo AI no longer requires human input to master Go

  By Saqib Shah

• The BBC is turning to AI to improve its programming

  By Nick Summers

• AI-powered app finds and locks away your racy photos

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Intel aims to conquer AI with the Nervana processor

  By Steve Dent

• Researchers use AI to banish choppy streaming videos

  By Saqib Shah

• Shutterstock's composition photo search is powered by AI

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Microsoft and Facebook's open AI ecosystem gains more support

  By Saqib Shah

• Pornhub is improving search with an AI porn addict

  By Daniel Cooper

• Meet Alice: The virtual assistant from Russian search giant Yandex

  By Mallory Locklear

• Google created a fun way to learn about simple AI

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Investigators are using AI to find who betrayed Anne Frank

  By Saqib Shah

• DeepMind forms an ethics group to explore the impact of AI

  By Rachel England

Amazon (35)

• Amazon is adding Audible support to its entry-level Kindle

  By Mariella Moon

• Amazon offers $250,000 prize fund for Alexa skills aimed at kids

  By Mat Smith

• Amazon has drug distribution licenses for at least 12 states

  By Mariella Moon

• Amazon's Alexa push is making customers buy more

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Alexa can control all the Dish TVs in your home

  By Saqib Shah

• Amazon discounts LG's G6 if you accept Prime ads

  By Daniel Cooper

• Amazon Prime members won’t have to pay for ‘premium’ Alexa skills

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Amazon Key opens your home for indoor deliveries

  By Rachel England

• Amazon's home security Cloud Cam supports Alexa

  By Steve Dent

• Amazon takes aim at Staples with two-day shipping on office supplies

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Amazon’s largest wind farm yet is up and running in Texas

  By Swapna Krishna

• Amazon and eBay accused of turning blind eye to VAT fraud

  By Jamie Rigg

• Amazon's Alexa can create lists for virtually anything

  By Saqib Shah

• Amazon UK now has over 100 instant-order Dash buttons

  By Matt Brian

• Greenpeace blasts Amazon over poor environmental practices

  By Jon Fingas

• Amazon Studios head resigns after sexual harassment allegations

  By Richard Lawler

• Amazon is reportedly developing its own sportswear line

  By Mariella Moon

• Amazon drops big-budget series following Weinstein scandal

  By Jon Fingas

• Amazon postpones Prime Video showcase after suspending studio head

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Amazon suspends studio head over sexual harassment allegations

  By Saqib Shah

• Mayor to review 1,000 Amazon products in bid for company's new HQ

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Amazon's Alexa can recognize the voices of multiple users

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Teens get their own Amazon accounts (if their parents let them)

  By Swapna Krishna

• Amazon's new Kindle Oasis is waterproof and has a bigger screen

  By Devindra Hardawar

• College students can pay for Amazon Prime by the month

  By Jon Fingas

• Amazon reportedly wants one-time access to your home for deliveries

  By David Lumb

• Amazon drops Echo Show price after YouTube fallout

  By Saqib Shah

• All 30 NBA teams will have their own Alexa skill this season

  By Billy Steele

• Amazon is thinking of selling medicine online

  By Mariella Moon

• Amazon is opening a Tokyo pop-up bar to promote booze sales

  By Mariella Moon

• Alexa helps you reserve a ride with car2go's carsharing service

  By David Lumb

• Amazon's Echo line is heading to India and Japan

  By Swapna Krishna

• Alexa voice control comes to Sonos speakers in public beta

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• EU: Amazon must pay back €250 million in unfair tax benefits

  By Mat Smith

• Amazon brings Alexa calling to the UK, Germany and Austria

  By Nick Summers

Apple (21)

• iOS 11.1 brings new emojis and important security updates

  By Mallory Locklear

• Apple watchOS 4.1 delivers phone-free music streaming

  By Jon Fingas

• Apple might build its next iPhone without Qualcomm chips

  By Saqib Shah

• Apple fires employee after daughter's iPhone X video goes viral

  By Jon Fingas

• Apple reportedly delayed 'Carpool Karaoke' due to foul language

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Apple acquires wireless charging company PowerbyProxi

  By Mariella Moon

• Apple denies reports that it altered Face ID specs (update)

  By Daniel Cooper

• Apple lists the cars that can wirelessly charge your iPhone

  By Jon Fingas

• Apple's Upgrade Program offers a 'head start' on iPhone X

  By Richard Lawler

• Senators want to know if Apple fought back on China's VPN ban

  By Chris Velazco

• Apple’s self-driving tech appears to be one fully-contained unit

  By Mallory Locklear

• Apple responds to Sen. Al Franken’s Face ID concerns in letter

  By Saqib Shah

• Apple ordered to pay $440 million to FaceTime patent troll

  By Jon Fingas

• Qualcomm files lawsuit in China to stop production of iPhones

  By David Lumb

• Tweet back to live video through your Apple TV

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Discover card users can redeem their points on Apple Pay

  By Mariella Moon

• Apple reportedly taps Spielberg for new 'Amazing Stories'

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• iPad Pro could be Apple's next device to use Face ID

  By Jon Fingas

• Apple adds wizard, dinosaur and mermaid emoji in iOS 11.1

  By Mat Smith

• Europe takes Ireland to court over Apple's $14.5 billion tax bill

  By Daniel Cooper

• Apple releases kernel source code tuned for mobile chips

  By Jon Fingas

Apps (57)

• Signal's secure messaging is now available in a desktop app

  By Jon Fingas

• Google Earth is almost ready to work on Firefox

  By Mariella Moon

• Skype's chat-focused desktop redesign is available to everyone

  By Jon Fingas

• WhatsApp lets you delete your embarrassing texts, if you're quick

  By Nicole Lee

• The real consequences of Patreon's adult content crackdown

  By Daniel Cooper

• Google expands its Science Journal app into a digital notebook

  By Mariella Moon

• 'Find It On eBay' searches with pictures instead of words

  By Rachel England

• Hopper app uses predictive pricing tech to find NYC hotels

  By Saqib Shah

• Netflix’s DVD queue app is available on Android

  By Mallory Locklear

• Slack screen sharing will let your coworkers control your computer

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• New Patreon tools help creators connect with backers

  By Mariella Moon

• 'Animal Crossing: Pocket Camp' arrives on smartphones in November (update)

  By Mariella Moon

• Amazon’s Kindle app overhaul delivers easy reading and socializing

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Firefox can add web apps to your Android home screen

  By Rachel England

• Gmail's third-party add-ons are ready to make short work of your inbox

  By David Lumb

• AdBlock Plus retools its service to pay sites you visit most

  By Swapna Krishna

• Digital bank Monzo now supports Android Pay

  By Nick Summers

• Relentlessly witty 'Night in the Woods' comes to your phone in 2018

  By Jon Fingas

• Affirm’s app lends you money to buy things online

  By David Lumb

• Patreon moves to restrict adult content on its crowdfunding site

  By Daniel Cooper

• Plex for Android Auto simplifies server-based music streaming

  By Saqib Shah

• Clap for China's president anywhere, anytime with this app

  By David Lumb

• Google Play lets you test drive Android apps before installing them

  By Jon Fingas

• Adobe's 'Cloak' experiment is a content-aware eraser for video

  By Steve Dent

• Adobe Photoshop adds support for Microsoft's Surface Dial

  By Steve Dent

• The creators of Vine built a trivia show app called HQ

  By Mallory Locklear

• Adobe remakes Lightroom CC as a hybrid app and 1TB cloud service

  By Steve Dent

• Gmail on iOS trials third-party email accounts

  By Mariella Moon

• German soccer team puts players on your iPhone for AR selfies

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Online shoppers can now use Venmo to pay for their new gear

  By Chris Velazco

• Dropbox targets freelancing workers with new 'Professional' tier

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Google Calendar for web gets a much-needed makeover

  By Mariella Moon

• Android's 'instant' apps are now leaner and faster

  By Jon Fingas

• Chat app Discord opens official game channels

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• LastPass add-on beta prepares for upcoming changes in Firefox

  By Swapna Krishna

• Microsoft Edge browser preview makes its way to Android

  By Saqib Shah

• Delta phone app automatically checks you in for your flight

  By Jon Fingas

• Lyft drivers won't have to switch apps to use Google Maps

  By Jon Fingas

• Universal debuts a vinyl buying service based on SMS recommendations

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Privacy-focused Telegram can share your location in real time

  By Jon Fingas

• Third-party Twitter client Twitterrific is back on macOS

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Medium expands its reading subscription to any author or publisher

  By Rob LeFebvre

• A 'new' version of iTunes brings back apps and ringtones

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Walmart’s app makes the return process easier

  By Mallory Locklear

• Steven Soderbergh's 'Mosaic' app lets you choose a show's narrative

  By Jon Fingas

• 1Password extension is finally available for Microsoft Edge

  By Mariella Moon

• Magic Leap will get Madefire mixed reality comics on launch day

  By Mariella Moon

• AIM ???? AFK 4EVA

  By Engadget

• Facebook's Workplace chat app brings screen sharing to the desktop

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Discord makes video chat and screen sharing available to all

  By Saqib Shah

• Zillow is adding 3D tours to its real estate listings

  By Mallory Locklear

• Apple Music tunes are now available inside Facebook Messenger

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Microsoft Launcher offers 'Continue on PC' option for Android phones

  By Swapna Krishna

• Allo web chat now works in browsers other than Chrome

  By Jon Fingas

• YouTube's iOS app shares videos to iMessage with ease

  By Jon Fingas

• WhatsApp's new universal emoji set looks very familiar

  By David Lumb

• Toys 'R' Us hopes AR will bring you back to its stores

  By Jon Fingas

Big Tech (31)

• HP lost key historical archives in California's wildfires

  By Jon Fingas

• Tech companies face scrutiny from Congress over data sharing

  By Swapna Krishna

• Uber faces another lawsuit alleging gender and race discrimination

  By Swapna Krishna

• LG's phone arm continues to eat away at its profits

  By Daniel Cooper

• Uber’s new credit card could be a tough sell (updated)

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Alto Mail is shutting down now that AOL is part of Oath

  By Jon Fingas

• Sony’s $1,300 robot speaker won't stray far from home

  By Swapna Krishna

• Apple and Samsung are headed back to court... again

  By Mallory Locklear

• Tech companies unite to fight for Dreamers

  By Swapna Krishna

• New Tesla lawsuit accuses company of LGBT discrimination

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Intel and Amazon partner on voice recognition tech

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Huawei didn’t need American customers to become a smartphone giant

  By Daniel Cooper

• Tesla faces lawsuit for racial harassment in its factories

  By Swapna Krishna

• Facebook and Google reportedly helped set up anti-Muslim election ads (updated)

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• eBay will now verify luxury handbags sold on the site

  By Mallory Locklear

• Huffington: Uber 'very likely' to close Softbank deal in the next week

  By Nicole Lee

• Tesla fired 'hundreds' of workers this week

  By Richard Lawler

• Coinbase unlocks instant cryptocurrency purchases

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Airbnb plans five more complexes after its first Florida apartments

  By David Lumb

• Alibaba reportedly plans to spend $15 billion on 'moonshot' projects

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Qualcomm faces $774 million antitrust fine in Taiwan

  By Jon Fingas

• Tech giants team with Anti-Defamation League to fight online hate

  By Jon Fingas

• Dow Jones reported a fake story about Google buying Apple

  By Mallory Locklear

• Nokia halts development of its $45,000 VR camera

  By Mariella Moon

• Deliveroo’s pop-up kitchens are ticking off local councils

  By Jamie Rigg

• Puerto Rico governor will discuss Tesla solar systems with Elon Musk

  By Mallory Locklear

• Uber agrees to limit the power of its former CEO

  By Mariella Moon

• Former Intel CEO Paul Otellini has passed away at 66

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Court filing shows what former Waymo engineer allegedly took to Uber

  By Mallory Locklear

• After Las Vegas shooting, Facebook and Google get the news wrong again

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Uber loses Europe chief amid London license denial

  By Nick Summers

Buying Guides (4)

• Which 4K OLED sets are worth buying?

  By Kris Naudus

• What we're buying: Instant Pot Ultra, Huel and Sleep Cycle

  By Engadget

• The best devices and apps to up your selfie game

  By Cherlynn Low

• The best phones under $250

  By Cherlynn Low

Computing (11)

• Kobo quadruples the storage for limited-edition Aura One e-reader

  By David Lumb

• NVIDIA's GeForce GTX 1070 Ti battles AMD's latest video cards

  By Jon Fingas

• AMD stuffs Radeon Vega graphics into its Ryzen Mobile chips

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Lenovo and Intel take the first step toward eliminating passwords

  By Swapna Krishna

• Ben Heck's oscilloscope throwdown

  By Engadget Staff

• What is Intel Coffee Lake?

  By Christopher Schodt

• WD is developing 40TB hard drives powered by microwaves

  By Steve Dent

• Intel created a superconducting test chip for quantum computing

  By Rob LeFebvre

• NVIDIA opens up its Holodeck VR design suite

  By Steve Dent

• HP's VR backpack computer starts shipping this week

  By Jon Fingas

• North Korea now has a second internet link through Russia

  By David Lumb

Cybersecurity (63)

• Hilton data breaches lead to $700,000 penalty

  By Mallory Locklear

• Senators push legislation to protect election systems from hacks

  By Daniel Cooper

• Heathrow Airport security documents found on random USB stick

  By Jamie Rigg

• Great, now there's 'responsible encryption'

  By Violet Blue

• 'Basic IT security' could have prevented UK NHS WannaCry attack

  By Saqib Shah

• McAfee stops letting foreign governments check its source code

  By David Lumb

• Georgia election server reportedly wiped in wake of lawsuit

  By Rob LeFebvre

• US-UK plan would share tech companies’ data with both governments

  By Mallory Locklear

• Kaspersky says it briefly possessed classified NSA files

  By Mallory Locklear

• New ransomware is causing major issues across Europe and Russia

  By Mallory Locklear

• Equifax data breach is also being investigated by UK officials

  By Mallory Locklear

• Senators propose reforms to wide-reaching surveillance law

  By Mallory Locklear

• Bank of America is adding two-factor fingerprint authentication

  By David Lumb

• FBI tried and failed to unlock 7,000 encrypted devices

  By Mallory Locklear

• Kaspersky hopes independent review will restore trust in its software

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Feds warn energy, aviation companies of hacking threats

  By Mariella Moon

• New York City ordered to share code for DNA evidence software

  By Jon Fingas

• Google will pay hackers who find flaws in top Android apps

  By Mariella Moon

• Google and Microsoft troll each other over software vulnerabilities

  By Swapna Krishna

• UK collected social media data as part of its mass surveillance

  By Swapna Krishna

• Digital rights groups speak out against EU plan to scan online content

  By Mallory Locklear

• Engadget giveaway: Win a Sense smart security router courtesy of F-Secure!

  By Jon Turi

• Microsoft’s internal bug database was hacked in 2013

  By Swapna Krishna

• DHS will demand that feds implement basic email security

  By Mariella Moon

• Google's refined Security Checkup identifies account vulnerabilities

  By David Lumb

• Australia tackles revenge porn with a national reporting tool

  By Mallory Locklear

• Latest Adobe Flash vulnerability allowed hackers to plant malware

  By Mallory Locklear

• The encryption many major companies rely on has a serious flaw

  By Mallory Locklear

• Microsoft already has a fix for that severe WiFi security exploit (updated)

  By Jon Fingas

• Severe WiFi security flaw puts millions of devices at risk

  By Steve Dent

• Politifact inadvertently hosted a digital currency miner

  By Jon Fingas

• Windows 10's data collection allegedly violates Dutch privacy law

  By Jon Fingas

• Iran blamed for cyberattack on UK parliament

  By Jon Fingas

• The future of surveillance is hidden in airport ads

  By Violet Blue

• IRS freezes its fraud prevention contract with Equifax

  By Mariella Moon

• Equifax may have been hacked again (update: not a breach)

  By Mariella Moon

• Judge limits government warrant for info on anti-Trump protest site

  By Swapna Krishna

• UK government shares its ideas for making the internet safer

  By Nick Summers

• Equifax breach included 10 million US driving licenses

  By Mariella Moon

• T-Mobile website bug let hackers steal data with a phone number

  By Steve Dent

• OnePlus is collecting your private data without permission

  By Saqib Shah

• Israel warned the US about Kaspersky after hacking its network

  By Saqib Shah

• Google Home Mini bug could make it record audio 24/7

  By Mariella Moon

• North Korean hackers allegedly stole South Korean and US war plans 

  By David Lumb

• Accenture left four servers of sensitive data completely unprotected

  By Mallory Locklear

• DefCon event shows how easy it is to hack voting systems

  By Jon Fingas

• 37,000 Chrome users downloaded a fake Adblock Plus extension

  By Mariella Moon

• Australian police posed as child abusers for a dark web sting

  By Rob LeFebvre

• China denies carrying out cyberattacks against US-based activist

  By Saqib Shah

• Disqus reveals it suffered a security breach in 2012

  By Richard Lawler

• Ghostface's cryptocurrency demands bulletproof wallets

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• What if Russian voter hacks were just part of its Facebook ad campaign?

  By Violet Blue

• Mattel cancels kid-friendly smart speaker amid privacy concerns

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Trump’s chief of staff reportedly used ‘compromised’ phone for months

  By Chris Velazco

• Russian hackers reportedly stole NSA cyber defense material

  By Mallory Locklear

• Russia is hacking the phones of NATO soldiers

  By Jon Fingas

• IRS hands fraud prevention contract to Equifax despite massive hack

  By Jon Fingas

• Yahoo's 2013 hack impacted all 3 billion accounts

  By Richard Lawler

• Former Equifax CEO blames breach on one IT employee

  By David Lumb

• Equifax will warn 2.5 million additional hacking victims by mail

  By Jon Fingas

• HP Enterprise let Russia review the Pentagon's security software

  By Mallory Locklear

• US pressured North Korea by overwhelming hackers with data traffic

  By Jon Fingas

• FBI won't be forced to reveal San Bernardino iPhone hacking tool

  By Jon Fingas

Entertainment (2)

• Pioneer and Canada partner to ensure musicians get paid for DJ play

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• ‘The Agoraphobic Traveller’ confronts anxiety with Google Street View

  By Chris Ip

EVs and Transportation (88)

• Waymo cars won't ask for human help during emergencies

  By Mariella Moon

• Toyota will test self-driving cars at tough California proving ground

  By Jon Fingas

• New-look Boris bikes start hitting London's street

  By Jamie Rigg

• Baidu teams with ride-hailing service to fast track self-driving cars

  By Jon Fingas

• Elon Musk offers peek at traffic-dodging tunnel in Los Angeles

  By Jon Fingas

• Daimler’s electric trucks start making deliveries in Japan and US

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Autoblog's 2017 Tokyo Motor Show roundup

  By Engadget Staff

• Mitsubishi Evo concept is an AI-assisted crossover EV

  By David Lumb

• Honda's 2018 Gold Wing is the first motorcycle with CarPlay

  By David Lumb

• Baidu updates its open-source autonomous driving platform

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Uber's multi-destination feature makes riding with friends easier

  By Rachel England

• Bloodhound preps for land speed record with 200MPH test run

  By Nick Summers

• You can’t buy a self-driving BMW until 2021 (and that’s a good thing)

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Trump announces program to test drones beyond FAA regulations

  By Mallory Locklear

• Honda's Sports EV Concept puts an AI assistant in the passenger seat

  By Jon Fingas

• Daimler unveils its electric truck weeks ahead of Tesla's big debut

  By Swapna Krishna

• Nissan is joining Formula E

  By Rachel England

• Nissan's EVs will swap engine noises for 'song'

  By Steve Dent

• Uber drivers can now charge more for longer pickups

  By Jon Fingas

• Delphi buys nuTonomy to bolster its self-driving car efforts

  By Jon Fingas

• Comma AI’s dash cams are a stepping-stone to autonomous driving

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Singapore bans additional cars to keep traffic from getting worse

  By David Lumb

• Ford's on-demand van service is running again in San Francisco

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Tesla reportedly lands deal to build an EV factory in Shanghai

  By Jon Fingas

• Air traffic controllers may get a break from non-stop drone reports

  By Jon Fingas

• Ford's commuter van service Chariot halts operations in San Francisco

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Volkswagen is building an electric supercar to tackle Pikes Peak

  By David Lumb

• What it takes to be a drone racer

  By Jason Krause

• Scoot is adding battery-swapping cars to its San Francisco lineup

  By Roberto Baldwin

• UK government could force petrol stations to install EV chargers

  By Matt Brian

• Nissan's Rogue is its first US car with semi-autonomous driving

  By Jon Fingas

• GM may bring its self-driving Cruise program to Uber

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Toyota applies long range fuel cell tech to its latest minivan concept

  By David Lumb

• Baidu wants to launch a self-driving bus in China next year

  By Nicole Lee

• Zero's latest electric motorcycles can recharge in an hour

  By Jon Fingas

• EV chargers have started popping up at UK Shell stations

  By Nick Summers

• London's new electric black cabs hit the streets

  By Nick Summers

• Intel proposes a mathematical formula for self-driving car safety

  By Richard Lawler

• Volvo's performance brand launches a 600HP plug-in hybrid

  By Jon Fingas

• GM aims to be the first to test self-driving cars in New York City

  By Mallory Locklear

• Audi made an escape room to promote its E-Tron cars

  By Matt Brian

• Garmin Speak puts Amazon Alexa in your car

  By Mariella Moon

• Waymo is training cops how to respond to autonomous car crashes

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Drone hits a commercial plane for the first time in Canada

  By Steve Dent

• Uber decides against leaving Quebec over tough ridesharing rules

  By Mariella Moon

• Baidu plans to start mass-producing autonomous vehicles around 2019

  By David Lumb

• Shell preps for the future with acquisition of EV charging network

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Uber formally appeals the loss of its London licence

  By Jamie Rigg

• Tesla recalls 11,000 Model X SUVs for seat issues

  By David Lumb

• LG will build Europe's biggest EV battery factory next year

  By Mat Smith

• Paris wants all gas-powered cars out of the city by 2030

  By Swapna Krishna

• Richard Branson and Virgin join forces with Hyperloop One

  By Daniel Cooper

• Toyota’s fuel-cell big rigs are ready to haul cargo

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Addison Lee is looking into self-driving taxis too

  By Nick Summers

• California DMV tweaks rules to allow completely driverless cars

  By Jon Fingas

• Porsche's $2,000 Passport subscription swaps cars on demand

  By Jon Fingas

• Hyundai hopes it can make online car shopping simpler

  By Chris Velazco

• Cadillac’s Super Cruise maps are key to our robotaxi future

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Uber’s app will stop UK drivers working excessive hours

  By Jamie Rigg

• Mitsubishi's turn signals of the future are projected on the road

  By Mariella Moon

• NVIDIA introduces a computer for level 5 autonomous cars

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Waymo ad campaign aims to get the public behind self-driving cars

  By Mallory Locklear

• GM's Cruise buys LIDAR company to drastically cut self-driving costs

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• New camera tech could help self-driving cars see around corners

  By Jon Fingas

• Solar car race kicks off 30th anniversary with a fresh challenge

  By Jon Fingas

• Car makers ask US officials to loosen fuel economy requirements

  By Jon Fingas

• Uber and Lyft may not have to fingerprint drivers in California

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Audi's flagship A8 has an overwhelming amount of tech

  By Steve Dent

• Tesla pushes EV semi-truck launch to November 16th

  By David Lumb

• Renault-Nissan bets its future on electric and hybrid cars

  By Jon Fingas

• Boeing buys Aurora, an autonomous drone company

  By Daniel Cooper

• Taxify takes on Uber in Paris with lower prices and commissions

  By Steve Dent

• Airbus flying taxi concept on track to make first flight in 2018

  By David Lumb

• Chevy is building a hydrogen fuel-cell transport vehicle for the Army

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Thanks to Alexa, you can start a Nissan SUV with your voice

  By David Lumb

• Senate committee sends self-driving car bill to floor for a vote

  By Jon Fingas

• Porsche Mission E caught testing against Teslas

  By Engadget Staff

• Voyage tests its self-driving cars in retirement communities

  By David Lumb

• Networked self-driving cars are smarter and safer

  By Daniel Cooper

• Tesla's electric big rig spotted in the wild

  By Jon Fingas

• A hyperloop route may zip between Kansas City and St. Louis

  By Jon Fingas

• Waymo might launch its own ride-sharing service this fall

  By Mariella Moon

• easyJet is serious about electric planes

  By Matt Brian

• Ford creates 'Team Edison' to speed up EV development

  By Jon Fingas

• Tesla has only produced 260 Model 3s so far

  By Mallory Locklear

• GM will have 20 electric car models on the road by 2023

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Greece wants to force Uber into hiring full-time taxi drivers

  By Steve Dent

• Paris holds a city-wide 'car-free' day

  By Jon Fingas

Gaming (56)

• You won't have to pay to win in 'Battlefront II' after all

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• ‘EVE: Valkyrie’ studio is shutting down its VR department

  By David Lumb

• ‘Football Manager 2018’ will have gay players

  By David Lumb

• GameStop offers used video game rentals with PowerPass program

  By Rob LeFebvre

• The first 'Destiny 2' expansion arrives December 5th

  By Jon Fingas

• Get your first glimpse of 'Spelunky 2'

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• ‘Hong Kong Massacre’ is ‘Max Payne’ meets ‘Hotline Miami’

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Arcade shooter 'Nex Machina' gets a physical release November 10th

  By Jon Fingas

• 'Stranger Things' invades 'Minecraft' with new skin packs

  By Rob LeFebvre

• FIFA and EA will put on the first-ever 'eWorld Cup' next year

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• ‘Overwatch’ director details plans to improve eSports viewing

  By Swapna Krishna

• ‘Mass Effect: Andromeda’ fans will have to read a book for closure

  By Swapna Krishna

• US libraries will continue to preserve old games

  By Mariella Moon

• 'Bury Me, My Love' brings a Syrian refugee's tale to your phone

  By Rachel England

• ‘Hitman: Game of the Year Edition’ adds new ‘Patient Zero’ campaign

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Blizzard gives Battle.net a social makeover

  By David Lumb

• 'Destiny 2' is 2017’s best-selling game after just one month

  By David Lumb

• Lego pulls the plug on future 'Dimensions' toys

  By Jon Fingas

• Robot detective game 'Subsurface Circular' is out on iPad

  By Rob LeFebvre

• 'Dragon Ball FighterZ' comes to PC and consoles January 26th

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Warriors, Cavaliers owners buy into 'League of Legends' series

  By Saqib Shah

• ‘The Walking Dead’ VR scene puts you in the shoes of a walker

  By Saqib Shah

• ‘Pokemon Go’ hopes new monsters will get you outside this fall

  By Rob LeFebvre

• ‘Star Wars Battlefront II’ turns the Empire into an unlikely protagonist

  By Nathan Ingraham

• ‘Lawbreakers’ adds new content despite few players

  By David Lumb

• Sony to publish indie games on Nintendo Switch and PC

  By Rob LeFebvre

• 'Monument Valley 2' comes to Android on November 6th

  By Nick Summers

• EA shuts down the studio behind 'Dead Space'

  By Jon Fingas

• 'GTA Online' transforming vehicle races start today

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Play Atari's 'Centipede' on a tiny, authentic arcade cabinet

  By Jon Fingas

• NBA's first AR game lets you pop-a-shot with your iPhone

  By Saqib Shah

• Classic FM’s video game show is returning for a second series

  By Nick Summers

• First 'Rocket League' Halloween event kicks off October 16th

  By Jon Fingas

• 11 years after creating ‘League of Legends,’ Riot is making a new game

  By David Lumb

• 'South Park' game's main DLC items won't be available this year

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• IGN acquires pay-what-you-want game and book retailer Humble Bundle

  By David Lumb

• An appreciation of 2017's in-game shopkeepers

  By Jessica Conditt

• 'Dragon Age' director Mike Laidlaw leaves BioWare after 14 years

  By Richard Lawler

• ‘Fortnite’ studio Epic Games sues two alleged cheaters

  By David Lumb

• EA rebuffs 'pay to win' loot criticism of 'SW Battlefront 2'

  By David Lumb

• 'Life is Strange' prequel's second episode arrives next week

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Square Enix's Project Hikari makes a good case for VR comics

  By Kris Naudus

• Niantic is hosting a 'Pokémon Go' AR photography contest

  By Mariella Moon

• ‘Fortnite: Battle Royale’ claims 10 million players

  By David Lumb

• ‘Overwatch’ Halloween event brings back last year’s spooky brawl

  By David Lumb

• What we're playing: 'Madden 18', 'Cuphead' and 'Destiny 2'

  By Engadget

• Blizzard is recruiting for an entirely new 'Overwatch' project

  By Saqib Shah

• 'Call of Duty: Infinite Warfare' has a Halloween bash of its own

  By Rob LeFebvre

• EA extends 'Star Wars Battlefront II' public beta until Wednesday

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Hulu dives into eSports with four ESL-made shows

  By Mallory Locklear

• Ask Engadget: How does one start playing 'Overwatch' as an adult?

  By Amber Bouman

• ‘Eve Online’ is going mobile next year with ‘Project Aurora’

  By Rob LeFebvre

• ‘Star Wars Battlefront II’ public betas are available this weekend

  By David Lumb

• Transforming vehicles and aerial dogfights are coming to 'GTA Online'

  By David Lumb

• Of course there's retro-inspired 'Stranger Things' mobile game

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• ‘Overwatch’ Halloween bash begins on October 10th

  By David Lumb

Google (80)

• Google lists all the devices Home supports for easy reference

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Some Google Docs users are being locked out of their files (updated)

  By Mallory Locklear

• Google's video conferencing kit gets an AI camera and display

  By Saqib Shah

• Google auto-detects your whereabouts to get local search results

  By Mariella Moon

• Google plans software update to fix another Pixel 2 audio issue

  By Richard Lawler

• Alphabet's ads rake in billions, but its 'other bets' are growing

  By Chris Velazco

• Google Home can cast HBO Now to your TV of choice

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Google’s physical authentication keys are effective but limited

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Google partners with fact-checking network to fight fake news

  By Jessica Conditt

• Logitech's Circle cameras now obey Google Assistant commands

  By Mariella Moon

• Google's sentiment analysis API is just as biased as humans

  By David Lumb

• New Google Assistant skills reinvent family game night

  By Jon Fingas

• Google wants to help developers make better websites

  By Rachel England

• Google Lens is rolling out to first-generation Pixel phones

  By Saqib Shah

• Google and others back Internet of Things security push

  By Steve Dent

• 'Pay With Google' makes shopping on Android less of a hassle

  By Saqib Shah

• Google aims to share revenue with news publishers

  By Jon Fingas

• Google's annual report shows more web traffic is encrypted

  By Richard Lawler

• Google compensates Pixel 2 buyers who overpaid at pop-up stores

  By Jon Fingas

• Google will 'fix' the Pixel 2's hidden menu button

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Google considers 'fixing' the Pixel 2 XL's display colors

  By Jon Fingas

• Alphabet leads a $1 billion investment in Lyft

  By Swapna Krishna

• Google honors the man who discovered the fate of dead stars

  By Steve Dent

• Google Doodle honors the first modern recording studio

  By Mariella Moon

• Google reportedly serves fake ads to fact-checking sites

  By Rob LeFebvre

• YouTube says it spots most terrorist videos before they're flagged

  By Mariella Moon

• Control YouTube's live TV service with Google Home

  By Jon Fingas

• Alphabet’s Sidewalk Labs is building an 'internet city' in Toronto

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Google Advanced Protection is for high-profile hacking targets

  By Jon Fingas

• Google Maps ditches misguided walking calorie counter

  By Saqib Shah

• Alphabet brings burritos-by-drone delivery to Australia

  By Mariella Moon

• Google Photos can pick your pet out of a furry lineup

  By Jon Fingas

• Explore (most of) the solar system in Google Maps

  By David Lumb

• Google WiFi adds site blocking to its family-friendly features

  By Swapna Krishna

• Alphabet may have spun out Project Loon into its own company (update: Alphabet responds)

  By Swapna Krishna

• Google Assistant can finally control Chromecast from your phone

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Google pledges $1 billion to prepare workers for automation

  By Mariella Moon

• Google's Duo voice chat app is about to become Android's FaceTime

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Order from Target nationwide by chatting with Google Assistant

  By Swapna Krishna

• Google disables Home Mini's top button so it won't record everything

  By Richard Lawler

• Google buys short-form audio startup to bolster its podcast efforts

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Google can add new features to Android Wear through its app store

  By Jon Fingas

• Google also found evidence of Russian influence in US election

  By Steve Dent

• Google's Store is now just a click away from its homepage

  By Saqib Shah

• Google's Pixel 2 phones fight distracted driving

  By Jon Fingas

• Google Fiber won’t offer TV in San Antonio and Louisville

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Google Home can help you find your phone when asked

  By Mat Smith

• Google creates an online exhibit for contemporary art

  By Steve Dent

• Google's quick-loading webpages are getting a better name

  By Mariella Moon

• Google Photos will limit Pixel 2 users' uploads after 2020

  By Mariella Moon

• Google removes Android Wear section from its online store

  By Jon Fingas

• Google's AR ambitions push VR to the back seat

  By Nicole Lee

• Google is paying publishers to be on its Snapchat clone

  By Saqib Shah

• Discovery and Google team up on globe-spanning VR travel series

  By Saqib Shah

• Google Clips camera lays the groundwork for our AI-powered future

  By Jessica Conditt

• New York Times offers new subscribers a free Google Home (updated)

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Google will show off its new gear at NYC and LA pop-up shops

  By Rob LeFebvre

• UK pricing for Google's Pixel 2, Home Mini and Pixelbook

  By Matt Brian

• Google made its own earbuds because it killed the headphone jack

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Google claims Pixel 2 has the best camera, just like the first Pixel

  By Jon Fingas

• Google Clips is a $249 AI-powered camera

  By Mat Smith

• Google’s cleaner Pixel 2 UI puts search front and center

  By David Lumb

• Google's new Daydream headset costs $99

  By Nicole Lee

• Google's Lens visual search will hit Pixel phones this year

  By Cherlynn Low

• Google goes full Snapchat with AR stickers for Pixel phones

  By Mallory Locklear

• Google's Pixelbook Pen searches for what you circle

  By Jon Fingas

• Google unveils the Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL

  By Daniel Cooper

• Google Assistant will tell your kids a bedtime story

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Google’s Pixelbook is a 2-in-1 premium Chromebook

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Nest's security products and Google Home will do more together

  By Nick Summers

• Google's $399 Home Max smart speaker focuses on audio quality

  By Richard Lawler

• Google Home Mini is a basic $49 smart speaker

  By Jon Fingas

• You can now assign Google Home speakers to specific rooms

  By Jon Fingas

• Google Assistant's latest feature is a male voice

  By Saqib Shah

• Google's mini Home speaker may ship on October 19th

  By Jon Fingas

• How Google’s smartphones have evolved since 2007

  By Chris Velazco

• Google gives Insta360 Pro the Street View stamp of approval

  By Mariella Moon

• Google to stop penalizing paywalled news in search results

  By Rachel England

• Google Photos eases video sharing on slow connections

  By Saqib Shah

• Google hints Assistant is nearly ready for Chromebooks

  By Jon Fingas

Laptops (4)

• Razer's Blade Stealth laptop now packs a quad-core processor

  By Jon Fingas

• Microsoft's Surface Book 2 includes a brawnier 15-inch version

  By Jon Fingas

• Raspberry Pi laptop teaches code with modular innards

  By Nick Summers

• Lenovo’s anniversary ThinkPad marries retro design and modern tech

  By Swapna Krishna

Meta (32)

• Facebook will require political advertisers to disclose their identities

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Facebook's new tools help build supportive Groups

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Facebook will pull used car ads into its Marketplace

  By Saqib Shah

• Facebook opens its Workplace Chat desktop app to everyone

  By David Lumb

• Mark Zuckerberg is using his Facebook fortune to tackle social issues

  By David Lumb

• Facebook's new media guidelines are focused on stopping fake news

  By Mariella Moon

• Facebook snags a Kerry Washington-produced drama

  By Mallory Locklear

• Head of Facebook’s future lab will leave early next year

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Facebook buys popular teen polling app 'tbh'

  By Mariella Moon

• Facebook trying to find employees with national security clearance

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Facebook to train UK students as cyber safety experts

  By Nick Summers

• Oculus' standalone headsets point to a changing VR landscape

  By Nicole Lee

• Facebook's food delivery feature now brings Five Guys to all

  By Swapna Krishna

• No one uses Facebook Stories, so now they're available for #brands

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Facebook locks down key data as researchers analyze Russian influence

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Facebook plans to fix ad system before 2018 US midterm elections

  By Swapna Krishna

• House intel committee will release Russian-funded Facebook ads

  By David Lumb

• Oculus redesigns the Rift interface for Touch and customization

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Facebook brings VR to your office with the 'Oculus for Business' pack

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Oculus Santa Cruz offers standalone VR with full motion control

  By Jon Fingas

• Facebook is working on VR 'Venues' for live concerts

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Watch the Oculus Connect keynote right here at 1PM ET!

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Oculus open sources Rift DK2 hardware ahead of its next reveal

  By Swapna Krishna

• Mark Zuckerberg apologizes for insensitive VR tour of Puerto Rico

  By Jon Fingas

• Mark Zuckerberg uses Facebook to visit Puerto Rico in VR

  By Saqib Shah

• Facebook's 'StarCraft' AI was defeated by hobbyists

  By David Lumb

• Facebook aims to balance its fact-checking with a right-wing magazine

  By Jon Fingas

• Facebook will hand-review ads targeting politics and race

  By Jon Fingas

• Senate committee focuses on Facebook in Russia probe

  By Mallory Locklear

• Facebook: 10 million people saw Russian political ads

  By Mariella Moon

• Facebook is hiring 1,000 people to fight shady ads

  By Jon Fingas

• Facebook hands over Russia-linked ads to Congress

  By Rachel England

Microsoft (27)

• Microsoft's redesigned Mixer mobile app helps you find new streams

  By Jon Fingas

• Microsoft pulls in LinkedIn details for Outlook.com users

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Microsoft's Surface Pro gets LTE Advanced option this December

  By Rachel England

• Microsoft axes Outlook.com premium features

  By Jon Fingas

• Windows 10's store app may start selling hardware

  By Jon Fingas

• Kinect: Seven years of strange experiments

  By Jessica Conditt

• For Microsoft, it's all about the cloud

  By Nicole Lee

• Microsoft reportedly tests a Courier-like folding digital notebook

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Microsoft's game broadcast service Mixer now works in 21 languages

  By Jon Fingas

• Microsoft opens a studio for mixed reality

  By Rachel England

• Microsoft ceases production of the Kinect

  By Swapna Krishna

• Microsoft drops its lawsuit over gag orders on DoJ searches

  By Richard Lawler

• Microsoft’s Learning Tools for students heads to Word on iPad

  By Devindra Hardawar

• How Microsoft embraced 'messy’ creativity with Windows Ink

  By Devindra Hardawar

• The Surface Book 2's secret weapon is ceramic, says Panos Panay

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Microsoft resurrects its most iconic mouse

  By Jon Fingas

• Outlook for desktops will behave a lot like the mobile app

  By Jon Fingas

• Supreme Court will hear challenge to Microsoft's data privacy case

  By Jon Fingas

• Cortana may talk users through Windows settings with 'follow me'

  By David Lumb

• Microsoft buys 15 years worth of energy from GE’s Irish wind farm

  By David Lumb

• Microsoft's Cortana finds answers inside your Skype chats

  By Jon Fingas

• Microsoft canceled an 'all-screen' Windows phone in 2014

  By Jon Fingas

• Microsoft exec says Windows 10 Mobile is no longer a 'focus'

  By Jon Fingas

• Cortana can command your smart home devices on Windows 10

  By Cherlynn Low

• Microsoft's Edge browser comes to iOS and Android for beta testing

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Microsoft buys AltspaceVR's struggling virtual hangout

  By Nicole Lee

• Microsoft gives up on Groove Music, switches customers to Spotify

  By Jon Fingas

Mobile (21)

• The only Sony division to lose money this quarter was Mobile

  By Daniel Cooper

• Sprint owner SoftBank may be calling off T-Mobile merger

  By Cherlynn Low

• Now T-Mobile is working with Project Loon in Puerto Rico

  By Richard Lawler

• Three is adding 'free' Apple Music data to Go Binge plans

  By Nick Summers

• O2's flexible plans let you change your data allowance each month

  By Jamie Rigg

• Verizon will allow 4K video streaming for $10 extra a month

  By Nicole Lee

• AT&T's Netgear mobile hotspot promises twice the speed of LTE (updated)

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Project Loon's LTE balloons are floating over Puerto Rico

  By Richard Lawler

• Vodafone’s introducing a zero-rating scheme too

  By Jamie Rigg

• Vodafone's new PAYG plan will cap your bill at £1 each day

  By Nick Summers

• Qualcomm’s 5G dreams are closer to reality

  By Devindra Hardawar

• 'Hovering' antennas promise speedy 5G phone networks

  By Jon Fingas

• Sprint's Safe and Found combines parental controls with location info

  By Rob LeFebvre

• T-Mobile puts 5GB cap on high-speed data in Canada and Mexico

  By Jon Fingas

• Tap your phone to withdraw cash from Wells Fargo ATMs

  By Jon Fingas

• Afghanistan will soon have free mobile access to Wikipedia

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Project Loon cleared to help restore wireless in Puerto Rico

  By Richard Lawler

• Comcast’s low-cost wireless service might be a success

  By Swapna Krishna

• FCC approves $77 million to fix communications in Puerto Rico and VI

  By Richard Lawler

• FCC Chairman Ajit Pai will serve a second term despite protests

  By Jon Fingas

• T-Mobile pulls advertisement claiming it has the fastest network (updated)

  By Rob LeFebvre

News (106)

• Target stores can order your items online if they're out of stock

  By Jon Fingas

• Schlage Sense now locks itself with an Alexa voice command

  By Mariella Moon

• Battery-free toothbrush is powered with a twist

  By Jon Fingas

• TSA Precheck will let you into some NFL stadiums faster

  By Jon Fingas

• UK banks can now clear cheques in a day

  By Matt Brian

• The Morning After: Tuesday, October 31st 2017

  By Richard Lawler

• Square's full-fledged cash register will cost $999

  By Mariella Moon

• Live from Sony's Paris Games Week event!

  By Nick Summers

• The Morning After: Monday, October 30th 2017

  By Mat Smith

• TiVo's revamped interface is available for existing DVRs

  By Jon Fingas

• After Math: Everything is Awesome

  By Andrew Tarantola

• The Morning After: Weekend Edition

  By Richard Lawler

• The Morning After: Friday, October 27th 2017

  By Richard Lawler

• BT is slashing the price of line rental for landline-only customers

  By Jamie Rigg

• The Morning After: Thursday, October 26th 2017

  By Richard Lawler

• Pharrell Williams will co-own Roli's modular instrument business

  By Jon Fingas

• FCC: Local TV and radio stations don't need local studios

  By Saqib Shah

• The Morning After: Wednesday, October 25th 2017

  By Richard Lawler

• Target uses augmented reality to help you shop for furniture

  By Mariella Moon

• Soylent banned in Canada over nutritional requirements

  By Jon Fingas

• FTC loosens guidelines to let kids use voice commands

  By Jon Fingas

• This ramen fork will play noises to cover up your gross slurping

  By Swapna Krishna

• UK officials want to know if Russia meddled in the Brexit vote

  By Mallory Locklear

• Get your Engadget Experience tickets before prices go up this week!

  By Engadget

• Wink's $200 home security bundle includes three sensors and a hub

  By David Lumb

• TiVo's Bolt Vox DVR jumps into the future with voice control

  By Richard Lawler

• The Morning After: Tuesday, October 24th 2017

  By Richard Lawler

• What's on TV: 'Stranger Things,' 'Wolfenstein' and 'Mario'

  By Richard Lawler

• NYC subways get tap-to-ride turnstiles starting late 2018

  By Jon Fingas

• TiVo’s rumored voice-controlled DVR pops up at Amazon, Best Buy

  By Rob LeFebvre

• The Morning After: Monday, October 23rd 2017

  By Richard Lawler

• EPA cancels scientists' climate change talk at the last minute

  By Jon Fingas

• UK orders shutdown of online casino games aimed at kids

  By Jon Fingas

• After Math: The fix is in

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Study says body cameras don't always change police behavior

  By Jon Fingas

• LG's OLED TVs now pack loss-free 3D audio

  By Jon Fingas

• The Morning After: Weekend Edition

  By Richard Lawler

• FAA proposes ban on large electronics in checked baggage

  By Rob LeFebvre

• The Morning After: Friday, October 20th 2017

  By Richard Lawler

• 51 percent of tech experts say fake news can't be fixed

  By David Lumb

• Smart lock company August Home purchased by actual lock company Yale

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• The Morning After: Thursday, October 19th 2017

  By Richard Lawler

• NFL's new digital ticket system tries to cut out scalpers

  By Jon Fingas

• CNN gets the first FAA waiver to fly drones over crowds

  By David Lumb

• 'Women of NASA' Lego set available starting November 1st

  By Swapna Krishna

• Sainsbury's gets serious about one-hour deliveries in London

  By Matt Brian

• The Morning After: Wednesday, October 18th 2017

  By Mat Smith

• Indiegogo's Marketplace sells successfully-funded projects

  By Rob LeFebvre

• The Morning After: Tuesday, October 17th 2017

  By Mat Smith

• Lawsuit claims Essential stole modular accessory tech

  By Saqib Shah

• Honeywell will crowdfund a DIY home security system

  By David Lumb

• #MeToo becomes a rallying cry for survivors of sexual assault

  By Mallory Locklear

• A 747 'Supertanker' rains retardant on California's wildfires

  By Steve Dent

• The Morning After: Monday, October 16th 2017

  By Mat Smith

• Canon's G1 X Mark III is its first APS-C sensor compact

  By Steve Dent

• Russia hopes to launch its own digital currency

  By Jon Fingas

• Coal power plant closures ramp up in spite of White House plans

  By Jon Fingas

• After Math: Everything sucks

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Junk technology: A ridiculous history of fast-food PR stunts

  By Edgar Alvarez

• The Morning After: Weekend Edition

  By Richard Lawler

• Steve Wozniak just created his own online university

  By Mallory Locklear

• The Morning After: Friday, October 13th 2017

  By Mat Smith

• Airbnb's Select vetted homes may arrive next year

  By Mariella Moon

• Tom DeLonge needs your help funding his next UFO obsession

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Win a trip to LA and two tickets to the Engadget Experience!

  By Dana Wollman

• Unsent text message accepted as valid will by Australian court

  By Saqib Shah

• The Morning After: Thursday, October 12th 2017

  By Richard Lawler

• DJI's 6K drone camera is designed to make movies

  By Jon Fingas

• The rise of drone crime and how cops can stop it

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Smart bakeware tells you when your cheesecake is ready

  By Jon Fingas

• The Morning After: Wednesday. October 11th 2017

  By Mat Smith

• Roku’s new UK players include an £80 4K streaming stick

  By Jamie Rigg

• Pizza Hut Parka keeps you as warm as a pizza

  By David Lumb

• The Morning After: Tuesday, October 10th 2017

  By Mat Smith

• EPA plans to repeal Obama-era Clean Power Plan

  By Mallory Locklear

• Red's new flagship camera is the $80,000 Monstro 8K VV

  By Steve Dent

• The Morning After: Monday, October 9th 2017

  By Mat Smith

• Engadget UK giveaway: Win an iPhone 8 courtesy of Casetify

  By Jamie Rigg

• EU raids banks over attempts to block financial tech rivals

  By Jon Fingas

• After Math: Starting up, shutting down

  By Andrew Tarantola

• The Morning After: Weekend Edition

  By Richard Lawler

• FCC creates hurricane task force to aid recovery in Puerto Rico

  By David Lumb

• Paul Allen puts $40 million towards combatting illegal fishing

  By Mallory Locklear

• Michigan's manufacturing past is fueling its tech future

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• The Morning After: Friday, October 6th 2017

  By Richard Lawler

• Harman's Cortana-powered speaker may go on sale soon for $200

  By Mallory Locklear

• Smart speakers are working their way into every home

  By Daniel Cooper

• What to expect from the Engadget Experience, our immersive art + tech event

  By Christopher Trout

• The Morning After: Thursday, October 5th 2017

  By Mat Smith

• Airbnb and WeWork team up to find desks for business travelers

  By Mariella Moon

• Sonos One is the company's first speaker with built-in voice control

  By Jon Fingas

• The Morning After: Wednesday, October 4th 2017

  By Mat Smith

• Walmart bought a shipping company for same-day deliveries in NYC

  By Mallory Locklear

• Supreme Court denies Kim Dotcom petition to keep $40 million in assets

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Philips retroactively adds extra HomeKit support to Hue

  By Rachel England

• The Grow connected planter is the ultimate no-fuss gardening kit

  By Kris Naudus

• The Morning After: Tuesday, October 3rd 2017

  By Mat Smith

• FCC Chairman Pai appoints a new chief technology officer

  By Mallory Locklear

• Oakland Athletics reportedly test NFC-powered MLB tickets

  By Rob LeFebvre

• New York’s next Shake Shack doesn’t want your cash

  By Mallory Locklear

• DribbleUp’s ‘smart’ soccer ball helps you train with an app

  By Edgar Alvarez

• DJI's drone 'privacy mode' is now available

  By Mallory Locklear

• Ring launches its own DIY home security system

  By Swapna Krishna

• Roku made a 4K streaming stick

  By Saqib Shah

• The Morning After: Monday, October 2nd, 2017

  By Mat Smith

• SEC accuses two digital coin creators of ripping off investors

  By Mariella Moon

Nintendo (17)

• You wanted more Switch games, so you got 'Monopoly'

  By David Lumb

• 'Super Mario Run' isn't as profitable as Nintendo would like

  By Swapna Krishna

• 'Super Mario Odyssey' is selling even faster than 'Zelda'

  By Rachel England

• 'Rocket League' hits Nintendo Switch November 14th

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Nintendo expects Switch will beat Wii U lifetime sales in a year

  By Mat Smith

• Nintendo's Switch now supports your old GameCube controllers

  By Mariella Moon

• Atlus will release 'Shin Megami Tensei V' on Nintendo Switch

  By Mariella Moon

• Nintendo's next Direct is all about 'Animal Crossing' on your phone

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• The life of an elite 'Super Mario 64' speedrunner

  By Chris Ip

• The US is getting a SNES-themed new 3DS XL too

  By Saqib Shah

• Nintendo Switch now supports wireless USB headphones

  By Mariella Moon

• Nintendo Switch update adds video capture and profile transfers

  By Richard Lawler

• 'Doom' arrives on Nintendo Switch November 10th

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• The Analogue Super Nt is Nintendo's SNES Classic for grown-ups

  By Mat Smith

• Nintendo’s mini SNES quickly cracked to run more games

  By Jamie Rigg

• 'Stardew Valley' comes to Nintendo Switch on October 5th

  By Mariella Moon

• It took six months for my Nintendo Switch to run out of space

  By Sean Buckley

PC Gaming (12)

• 'Dota 2' Dueling Fates update includes extensive gameplay changes

  By Saqib Shah

• Amazon's 'Breakaway' game is on hold while developers make changes

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Steam's curator update tackles shady review key requests

  By Rachel England

• Steam introduces digital gift cards ahead of holiday sales

  By David Lumb

• Windows 10 now includes anti-cheat protection for games

  By Jon Fingas

• 'Aztez': The bloody indie brawler that should've been big

  By Jessica Conditt

• Microsoft delays its 'Age of Empires' remaster to 2018

  By Jon Fingas

• Steam will support VR in very large rooms

  By Jon Fingas

• Respawn teases realistic VR warfare on Oculus Rift

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Oculus' VR avatars are coming to Daydream and Steam in 2018

  By Jon Fingas

• After 10 years, I've finally accepted that 'Half-Life' is dead

  By Nathan Ingraham

• 'Nioh' will bring 4K graphics and punishing difficulty to PC

  By Timothy J. Seppala

PlayStation (18)

• Sony shows off 'Doom VFR' and the rest of the PSVR holiday lineup

  By Andrew Tarantola

• 'Guacamelee 2!' brings grappling hooks and chicken power to PS4

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Watch Sony's Paris Games Week event in under 10 minutes

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Explore PlayStation 4's 'Detroit: Become Human' next spring

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 'The Last of Us: Part II' doesn't shy away from violence and gore

  By Jessica Conditt

• Play as Aloy from 'Horizon: Zero Dawn' in 'Monster Hunter' on PS4

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• The 'Infamous' team is working on a Samurai game

  By Jessica Conditt

• 'Sprint Vector' brings VR foot racing to PlayStation 4

  By Jon Fingas

• Follow our Sony PlayStation Showcase liveblog at noon ET!

  By Steve Dent

• PlayStation's latest gamepad is made especially for kids

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• PlayStation’s updated VR headset arrives in Japan tomorrow

  By Saqib Shah

• Nissan made a DualShock-controlled car to promote 'GT Sport'

  By Mariella Moon

• 'Until Dawn' headlines this month's horrific PS Now additions

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Test drive ‘Gran Turismo Sport’ on PS4 next week

  By Mat Smith

• Sony introduces Team Tournaments in latest PS4 update

  By Swapna Krishna

• PlayStation boss Andrew House will leave Sony at the end of 2017

  By Richard Lawler

• PlayStation credit card gives extra money back for gaming purchases

  By Jon Fingas

• Sony’s updated PlayStation VR won’t block HDR

  By Matt Brian

Reviews (51)

• Kindle Oasis review (2017): Cheaper, waterproof and a bigger screen

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Apple iPhone X, Day 1: The future is surprisingly familiar

  By Chris Velazco

• Samsung Gear Sport review: A versatile fitness-first smartwatch

  By Cherlynn Low

• Tesla Model 3 in-depth video review answers all your questions

  By Saqib Shah

• LG V30 review: LG’s latest flagship needs more polish

  By Chris Velazco

• Amazon Echo review (2017): Good price, bad sound

  By Cherlynn Low

• PSVR, one year later

  By Jessica Conditt

• Google Pixelbook review: A premium Chromebook that's worth the price

  By Nathan Ingraham

• 'Super Mario Odyssey' is everything it needs to be and more

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Hisense's $10,000 'Laser TV' is a true home cinema in box

  By Mallory Locklear

• Sony's A7R III packs big improvements into a familiar package

  By Chris Velazco

• Amazon vs. Roku: Which $70 4K streaming device is best?

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Don’t bother playing ‘South Park’ unless you’re a die-hard fan

  By David Lumb

• Fitbit Ionic review: Good fitness tracker, passable smartwatch

  By Cherlynn Low

• Harman Kardon Invoke review: The first Cortana speaker sounds amazing

  By Devindra Hardawar

• GoPro Hero 6 review: Slow-mo, stabilization and subtle refinements

  By James Trew

• HP ZBook X2 hands-on: A hulking tablet for a niche audience

  By Cherlynn Low

• Sonos One review: The best-sounding smart speaker you can buy

  By Nathan Ingraham

• ZTE Axon M hands-on: A new hope for dual-screen phones

  By Cherlynn Low

• Surface Book 2 hands-on: The sequel we’ve been waiting for

  By Devindra Hardawar

• The Windows 10 Fall Creators Update bets big on mixed reality

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Google’s second Daydream headset is all subtle improvements

  By Chris Velazco

• Pixel 2 and 2 XL review: Google's best phones get even better

  By Chris Velazco

• Amazon Fire HD 10 review (2017): A $150 tablet that's actually good

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Origin's NT-15 Quadro is a slim laptop with pro video-editing power

  By Steve Dent

• Can an iPad Pro replace your PC?

  By Daniel Cooper

• Huawei Mate 10 hands-on: Faster, more helpful AI

  By Cherlynn Low

• Google Home Mini review: Taking aim at the Echo Dot

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Jaybird Run review: The perfect truly wireless earbuds for workouts

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Oculus' Santa Cruz gets closer to the future of wireless VR

  By Nicole Lee

• Pretend you still need film with Yashica’s digital camera

  By Steve Dent

• Cadillac’s hands-free feature fixes the worst parts about driving

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Palette's Lego-like controls made me a faster video editor

  By Steve Dent

• Pixel Buds hands-on: A better way to wear Google Assistant

  By Chris Velazco

• Google Clips hands-on: Not just a camera, but a photographer too

  By Chris Velazco

• Home Max hands-on: Google takes on Apple's HomePod and Sonos

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Google's Pixel 2: By the numbers

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Google Home Mini hands-on: Smaller, cheaper, subtler

  By Mat Smith

• The Google Pixel 2 vs. the original Pixel: What's changed?

  By Kris Naudus

• The Google Pixel 2 XL vs. the competition: Cameras rule

  By Kris Naudus

• Pixelbook hands-on: stunning hardware for Chrome OS aficionados

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL hands-on: More than the sum of their parts

  By Chris Velazco

• The Google Pixel 2 vs. the competition: Small packs a punch

  By Kris Naudus

• Sonos One hands-on: Betting on voice control to evolve

  By Edgar Alvarez

• HP’s Spectre x360 13 hides your screen at a push of a button

  By Cherlynn Low

• Galaxy Note 8 and iPhone 8 Plus tie for top spot in camera test

  By Jon Fingas

• Samsung's HMD Odyssey proves image quality is worth the cost

  By Nicole Lee

• Forza Motorsport 7 review: It's everything you expected

  By Engadget Staff

• Bowers & Wilkins PX headphones pack adaptive noise cancellation

  By Saqib Shah

• Nura's headphones custom fit music to match your hearing

  By James Trew

• Parrot’s Mambo FPV puts you in the mini-cockpit

  By Cherlynn Low

Robotics (29)

• Sony's new Aibo pet robot goes on sale tonight in Japan

  By Richard Lawler

• Honda's cutesy robot cooler keeps drinks within reach

  By Jon Fingas

• Walmart tests shelf-scanning robots in 50-plus stores

  By Jon Fingas

• Harvard's new RoboBee can fly in and out of water

  By Mariella Moon

• 'Social robot' Jibo reaches Indiegogo backers three years later

  By David Lumb

• DJI's scanner can nab info on drones mid-flight

  By David Lumb

• Parrot's latest drones are for farmers and firefighters

  By Jon Fingas

• Wireless charging will make drones always ready to fly

  By Roberto Baldwin

• This week’s ‘live’ giant robot battle was fake

  By Swapna Krishna

• Octopus-like rubber skin could lead to shape-shifting robots

  By Mariella Moon

• Los Angeles police will test drones despite privacy concerns

  By Jon Fingas

• USA and Japan's giant robot battle was a slow, brilliant mess

  By Saqib Shah

• Stretchable 'skin' gives robots the sense of touch

  By Mariella Moon

• FDA-approved robot assistant gives surgeons force feedback

  By Mariella Moon

• Epic giant robot battle scheduled for October 17th

  By Swapna Krishna

• Kamigami is a cute robot bug you build yourself

  By Kris Naudus

• SpiderMAV drone shoots 'webs' at walls to perch in place

  By David Lumb

• Sony's first robot in years will be an Aibo sequel

  By Jon Fingas

• OMRON's updated ping pong robot can serve and take smashes

  By Richard Lai

• Sphero’s R2-Q5 ‘Star Wars’ droid is basically a goth R2-D2

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Sharp's smartphone robot gets a more 'affordable' WiFi version

  By Richard Lai

• Adidas will finally start selling shoes made by its robot factory

  By Mariella Moon

• Motion-controlled robot performs delicate microsurgery

  By Mallory Locklear

• Sometimes, all you need in life is a cat tail cushion

  By Richard Lai

• DelivAir uses drones to deliver to people, not physical addresses

  By Rachel England

• Gundam fans can bring home a lifelike Haro next year

  By Richard Lai

• Honda's disaster recovery robot can climb ladders

  By Rachel England

• Stormtrooper bot with facial recognition guards against intruders

  By Saqib Shah

• Scientists test VR system to control robots from virtual cockpits

  By David Lumb

Samsung (13)

• Samsung collects record profits, again

  By Richard Lawler

• Samsung tests Genius Bar-like 'care centers' in co-working spaces

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Seven Samsung C-Lab projects graduate to full startup status

  By Swapna Krishna

• Samsung's phone-as-desktop concept now runs Linux

  By Jon Fingas

• Samsung's 360 Round camera livestreams 3D VR

  By Jon Fingas

• Bixby 2.0 and Project Ambience push Samsung's vision of connected devices

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Samsung leapfrogs Intel again with 8-nanometer chips

  By Steve Dent

• Samsung believes 'programmable objects' will blanket your home

  By Nicole Lee

• Samsung’s cellular smart tag lasts for a week on one charge

  By Saqib Shah

• Samsung vice chairman quits amid leadership 'crisis'

  By Mariella Moon

• Samsung's new robot vacuums banish Darth Vader to cleaning duty

  By Swapna Krishna

• Supreme Court: Samsung's in-box warranty can't kill lawsuit

  By Mariella Moon

• Samsung's Windows Mixed Reality headset will cost $499

  By Nicole Lee

Science (48)

• Conductive thread stores data in clothes without built-in tech

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Scientists can't explain a 'worrying' rise in methane levels

  By Rachel England

• Stanford’s ‘accelerator on a chip’ could revolutionize medical care

  By Andrew Tarantola

• 'Digital vegetables' emit music and light when touched

  By Steve Dent

• Twisted light could make wireless data faster than fiber

  By Jon Fingas

• World's quickest laser pulse can track electrons in slow motion

  By Jon Fingas

• Seawater desalination will quench the thirst of a parched planet

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Solar windows use sunlight to retain a building's heat

  By Rachel England

• Researchers look deeply within batteries to see why they explode

  By Rob LeFebvre

• New CRISPR tool alters RNA for wider gene editing applications

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Acoustic gunshot sensors help speed treatment of shooting victims

  By Saqib Shah

• Why scientists are redefining the kilogram

  By Andrew Tarantola

• What is the future of Puerto Rico’s energy grid?

  By Daniel Cooper

• Bringing a shipwreck back to life with photogrammetry

  By Steve Dent

• Dutch cyclists can ride over a 3D-printed bridge

  By Mariella Moon

• Stephen Hawking makes his doctoral thesis available online

  By Jon Fingas

• Fiber optic lines can double as earthquake detectors

  By Jon Fingas

• Five-minute allergy test passes the FDA's scrutiny

  By Mariella Moon

• When VR meets human emotions (and sometimes, hallucinations)

  By Engadget

• Gene therapy for advanced lymphoma gets FDA approval

  By Mariella Moon

• The way scientific units are calculated is changing

  By Saqib Shah

• World’s first floating wind farm powers up in Scotland

  By Jamie Rigg

• Artificial pancreas uses your phone to counter diabetes

  By Jon Fingas

• First-ever 'negative emissions' power plant goes online

  By Jon Fingas

• Heat and drought led to the largest recorded spike in carbon levels

  By Swapna Krishna

• Oxford plans to be a zero-emission city by 2035

  By Matt Brian

• Edible sensor can measure your gut from within

  By David Lumb

• Columbia researchers might have the key to wireless VR

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Eco-friendly concrete protects old buildings from earthquakes

  By Steve Dent

• The UK gets its first ocean-cleaning 'Seabin'

  By Matt Brian

• Anti-doping agency to ban gene editing starting in 2018

  By Steve Dent

• Researchers can bring selfies to life with a separate video

  By Nathan Ingraham

• WiFi mesh networks can detect your breathing

  By Richard Lai

• Scientists create 'tooth cracker' device to harvest stem cells

  By Mariella Moon

• Casio's '2.5D' printer can mimic leather and fabric

  By Richard Lai

• FDA clears implant that treats severe sleep apnea

  By Jon Fingas

• Researchers create a fast-sealing surgical 'glue' for closing wounds

  By Mallory Locklear

• Navajo Nation may undo genetic research ban in hopes of better care

  By Mallory Locklear

• Researchers have increased atomic clock precision yet again

  By Mallory Locklear

• FDA approves first Zika test for blood donations

  By Mariella Moon

• Solar power is the fastest growing source of global energy

  By Rachel England

• Spider silk and stem-cell leather are the future of fashion

  By Steve Dent

• Magnetized particles could solve our data storage problems

  By Rachel England

• Nobel Prize for Physics awarded to gravitational wave scientists

  By Swapna Krishna

• Meteorites may have helped seed life on Earth

  By Swapna Krishna

• Nonny de la Peña, Eugene Chung illuminate the Engadget Experience

  By Christopher Trout

• Open data from the Large Hadron Collider sparks new discovery

  By Swapna Krishna

• Scientists made the first 'unhackable' quantum video call

  By Rachel England

Smartphones (39)

• Android ‘Fast Pair’ will quickly connect Bluetooth devices

  By David Lumb

• Best Buy stops selling full-price iPhone X following backlash

  By Mallory Locklear

• Razer Phone leak suggests it's made for the gamer faithful

  By Steve Dent

• The Nokia 2 is a very cheap Android phone with a huge battery

  By Mat Smith

• This might be our best look at the OnePlus 5T yet

  By Swapna Krishna

• String a few Galaxy S5s together and you can mine bitcoin

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Best Buy bets you'll pay $100 extra for an iPhone X

  By David Lumb

• India passes US to become second largest smartphone market

  By Rob LeFebvre

• iPhone X pre-orders are open -- but there's already a wait

  By Richard Lawler

• Google responds to Pixel 2 issues: Extended warranty and updates

  By Richard Lawler

• Android 8.1 preview unlocks your Pixel 2 camera's AI potential

  By Jon Fingas

• Former HTC designer Scott Croyle has left Razer's Nextbit

  By Richard Lai

• Some Pixel 2 phones are making strange noises

  By Steve Dent

• Android is getting a feature that encrypts website name requests

  By Saqib Shah

• Engadget UK giveaway: Win an iPhone 8 courtesy of Mobilefun.co.uk

  By Jamie Rigg

• Google looks into reports of Pixel 2 XL screen burn-in problems

  By Jon Fingas

• Essential cuts the price of its phone to $499

  By Jon Fingas

• Fake iPhone X has a fake notch, obviously

  By Richard Lai

• Verizon will fix your smartphone’s screen for $29

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Google's Pixel 2 is hiding an old-school menu button

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• DxO's snap-on smartphone camera is coming to Android

  By Steve Dent

• The Pixel 2 has a surprise: Google's first custom imaging chip

  By Jon Fingas

• Qualcomm's new chip brings ultra-wide screens to mid-range phones

  By Jon Fingas

• OnePlus limits the data it collects from your phone

  By Jon Fingas

• Essential's 'Pure White' phone arrives after two-month delay

  By Mat Smith

• Samsung’s latest imaging sensors may rid smartphones of camera bumps

  By Mat Smith

• Razer will debut its first smartphone on November 1st

  By Jon Fingas

• Project Fi Moto X4 won't ship until late October

  By Mariella Moon

• BlackBerry Motion arrives with no keyboard and a giant battery

  By Jon Fingas

• BlackBerry's water-resistant Motion revealed in leak

  By Saqib Shah

• The Essential Phone’s camera may be getting a lot faster

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Watch Google's Pixel 2 event in under 15 minutes

  By Richard Lawler

• The Pixel 2 proves headphone jacks are truly doomed

  By Devindra Hardawar

• The Google Pixel 2 XL vs. the original Pixel XL: What's changed?

  By Kris Naudus

• Google's Pixel 2 phones don't need SIM cards

  By Jon Fingas

• Google's Pixel 2 always knows exactly what song that is

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Live from Google's Pixel 2 event!

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Watch Google's Pixel 2 event live right here at 12PM ET

  By Billy Steele

• Engadget giveaway: Win an iPhone 8 or 8 Plus courtesy of Caseology!

  By Jon Turi

Social Media (66)

• Instagram now supports three right-to-left languages

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Facebook exposed 126 million Americans to Russia-linked pages

  By Jon Fingas

• Twitter bans Trump adviser Roger Stone for threatening CNN staff

  By Jon Fingas

• Senator wants more details on Russian Twitter and Facebook accounts

  By Nicole Lee

• Twitter's new hate and violence policies go into effect November 22nd

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Instagram's new feature adds dramatic zoom-ins to your Stories

  By Mariella Moon

• Twitter blocks ads from two Russia-backed media agencies

  By Daniel Cooper

• Twitter closes in on its first-ever profitable quarter

  By Daniel Cooper

• Reddit's stricter stance on violence bans more racist communities

  By Jon Fingas

• UK watchdog calls out unlabelled Snapchat ads for the first time

  By Jamie Rigg

• DOJ demands Twitter account info following discussion of an agent

  By Jon Fingas

• Snapchat’s Multi-Snap feature is now available on Android

  By Mallory Locklear

• Twitter will identify political ads and disclose who paid for them

  By David Lumb

• Facebook is finally testing 4K video for regular videos

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Instagram lets anyone invite a guest to their live broadcasts

  By Jon Fingas

• James Comey reveals his (not so) secret Twitter account

  By Rachel England

• LinkedIn smart replies help you feign interest in business lunches

  By Jon Fingas

• Snapchat tweaks increase sharing and privacy

  By David Lumb

• Facebook tests split News Feed that keeps friends front and center

  By Mallory Locklear

• Twitter explains why it takes time to roll out new safety rules

  By Mariella Moon

• Does social media threaten the illusion of news neutrality?

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Facebook Messenger lets you send cash to friends with PayPal

  By Mariella Moon

• Now Twitter's quest to become a 'safer' place has a schedule

  By Mariella Moon

• Facebook’s news subscription service will debut on Android, not iOS

  By Swapna Krishna

• Congress seeks transparent online political spending with Honest Ads Act

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Twitter took a year to close a fake GOP account run by Russians

  By Mariella Moon

• Snapchat's dumb dancing hot dog is now an $80 Halloween costume

  By David Lumb

• Facebook's discovery-minded Explore Feed comes to your desktop

  By Jon Fingas

• 'Small number' of Russian Facebook election ad accounts used Messenger

  By Nicole Lee

• Snapchat will offer European users exclusive Olympics content

  By Swapna Krishna

• WhatsApp lets users share their real-time locations

  By Swapna Krishna

• Facebook slips a screen-sharing feature into Live videos

  By Mariella Moon

• Internal Twitter email explains its new plans to fight abuse

  By Jon Fingas

• Twitter is the latest to fill your feed with auto-playing video ads

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Snapchat has cute AR foam fingers for you to wave at NBA games

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Facebook is testing a LinkedIn-like résumé feature

  By Mallory Locklear

• Telegram fined after refusing to provide user data to Russia

  By Swapna Krishna

• Jack Dorsey responds to #WomenBoycottTwitter: New rules incoming

  By Richard Lawler

• Twitter's opaque thinking fails everyone

  By Daniel Cooper

• Why I kicked my morning Twitter habit

  By Edgar Alvarez

• #WomenBoycottTwitter protest spreads across social media

  By Richard Lawler

• Fear of the US government led me to censor myself on Twitter

  By Cherlynn Low

• LinkedIn would like to add autoplay ads to your professional network

  By Swapna Krishna

• Twitter suspends Rose McGowan's account (updated)

  By Richard Lawler

• Facebook adds live 360 video and creative tools to Spaces

  By Nicole Lee

• ’The Swift Life’ is a social network app for Taylor Swift fans

  By Swapna Krishna

• Twitter: From microblogging to the president's mouthpiece

  By Kerry Davis

• Twitter’s ‘Happening Now’ feature groups tweets about ongoing events

  By Mallory Locklear

• Snapchat just made tagging places a lot more useful

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Twitter is developing a 'Save for Later' bookmarking feature

  By Mariella Moon

• Twitter bot's 'Glitch Art' is a digital impressionist dream

  By Steve Dent

• Black lawmakers call on Facebook and Twitter to purge racist ads

  By Saqib Shah

• AOL Instant Messenger is shutting down on December 15th

  By Devindra Hardawar

• YouTube reportedly alters search algorithm after Las Vegas shooting

  By Jessica Conditt

• Facebook tests a feature that provides info on article publishers

  By Mallory Locklear

• Instagram tool finally lets you cross-post Stories to Facebook

  By Mariella Moon

• Snapchat will be optimized for the Google Pixelbook

  By Cherlynn Low

• Tinder adds Reactions to help you make a point in chats

  By Mallory Locklear

• Russian Facebook ads reportedly targeted crucial swing states

  By Saqib Shah

• Instagram shopping is getting a big boost from Shopify

  By Mallory Locklear

• Snapchat's AR art installations are live in select cities

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Instagram’s new Stories sticker is all about polls

  By Swapna Krishna

• Snapchat’s next AR trick is giant art installations

  By Saqib Shah

• Facebook's data-saving Messenger Lite is available in the US

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Germany enacts law limiting online hate speech

  By David Lumb

• Dating app Bumble launches Bizz for professional networking

  By Swapna Krishna

Space (21)

• NASA and Germany are about to refresh their climate science satellites

  By David Lumb

• Getting to and living on Mars will be hell on your body

  By Steve Dent

• Saudi Arabia plans $1 billion investment in Virgin's space tourism

  By Mariella Moon

• Boeing builds towards its first space taxi test

  By Mariella Moon

• Researchers observe the first known interstellar comet

  By Jon Fingas

• France and China will study ocean-based climate change next year

  By Steve Dent

• Vector plans three 'microsatellite' launches in Virginia

  By David Lumb

• Blue Origin’s BE-4 rocket engine completes first hot-fire test

  By Swapna Krishna

• NASA study will help identify potentially habitable planets

  By Steve Dent

• Newly-discovered lunar cave would be great for a moon base

  By David Lumb

• The robots that will sweep Earth's skies

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Bigelow Aerospace plans an inflatable habitat for lunar orbit

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Safety is Elon Musk's chief concern for new SpaceX rocket

  By Swapna Krishna

• Astronomers just measured a whole lot more than gravitational waves

  By Mallory Locklear

• Japan's latest GPS satellite will guide self-driving cars

  By Jon Fingas

• ISS crew’s 360-degree video is the closest you’ll get to space

  By David Lumb

• Vice President Pence vows US astronauts will return to the moon

  By Swapna Krishna

• NASA's inflatable ISS habitat could stay in space until 2020

  By Mariella Moon

• World View successfully launches near-space balloon from its new HQ

  By Jon Fingas

• Rosetta probe's last surprise: a photo of its landing site

  By Mariella Moon

• After Math: Fly me to the Moon (and then on to Mars)

  By Andrew Tarantola

Streaming (64)

• Amazon Prime Video is available on Xbox consoles worldwide

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Comcast's Xfinity X1 finally streams Netflix in 4K

  By Jon Fingas

• Netflix suspends 'House of Cards' production amid Spacey allegations

  By Nicole Lee

• Netflix is reportedly developing a 'House of Cards' spinoff

  By Swapna Krishna

• What's on TV: 'Call of Duty,' 'Shameless' and 'The Dark Tower'

  By Richard Lawler

• Netflix cancels 'House of Cards' after six-season run

  By Jon Fingas

• CBS previews its All Access-exclusive cop comedy 'No Activity'

  By Jon Fingas

• Pandora adds curated playlists to its on-demand music service

  By Nathan Ingraham

• YouTube TV finally has an app built for your living room screen

  By Nathan Ingraham

• YouTube creators are less likely to lose ad money

  By Jon Fingas

• Viacom chases mobile deals to make up for cord-cutting

  By David Lumb

• Spotify reportedly canceling original shows in video strategy refresh

  By Nicole Lee

• Sky Store lets you scrap the DVD for a cheaper digital download

  By Jamie Rigg

• Netflix will stream a 'Stranger Things' aftershow for die-hard fans

  By Swapna Krishna

• Roku streaming may soon be available on many more devices

  By Jon Fingas

• Here’s our closest look yet at Will Smith’s ‘Bright’ for Netflix

  By Swapna Krishna

• AT&T looks to DirecTV Now as customers ditch satellite

  By Richard Lawler

• AT&T is making an Android-powered DirecTV streaming hub

  By Jon Fingas

• Hulu CEO departs to run Sony Pictures Television

  By Nicole Lee

• Amazon's 'Pilot Season' returns November 10th

  By Jon Fingas

• How Netflix keeps ‘Stranger Things’ lo-fi in a high-tech world

  By Edgar Alvarez

• New Twitch tools help you become a pro streamer

  By Jon Fingas

• YouTube Red's next show is a Tinder dating comedy

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Spotify’s RISE program will try to find future music superstars

  By Swapna Krishna

• Billboard’s charts will give more weight to paid music streams in 2018

  By Swapna Krishna

• Marvel and Netflix's 'The Punisher' will debut November 17th

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Verizon aims for spring 2018 to debut its streaming TV service

  By Swapna Krishna

• Chelsea Handler's Netflix talk show will end after two seasons

  By Richard Lawler

• Nielsen is tracking streaming services like it does broadcast TV

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Hulu’s VR content is now available on Windows Mixed Reality headsets

  By Mallory Locklear

• 'Drive' director debuts free streaming service for forgotten movies

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Roku Express will be available in Canada in November

  By Swapna Krishna

• Snap and NBC form a studio just for mobile-only TV shows

  By Swapna Krishna

• BBC iPlayer Radio now plays nice with Carplay and Android Auto

  By Nick Summers

• Netflix could spend $8 billion on content next year

  By Richard Lawler

• Every ‘Futurama’ episode hits Hulu on October 16th

  By Mallory Locklear

• 'Stranger Things' season 2 soundtrack arrives on October 20th

  By Swapna Krishna

• Spotify gives artists real-time stats in a separate iOS app

  By Swapna Krishna

• NBA will broadcast every game in VR this season

  By Saqib Shah

• Plex can beam Live TV broadcasts on Roku

  By Saqib Shah

• Twitch's new channels are all about funny viral clips

  By Mariella Moon

• Disney ‘Movies Anywhere’ adds flicks from Fox, Warner, Sony and Universal

  By Richard Lawler

• The final season of 'Longmire' hits Netflix on November 17th

  By Billy Steele

• Roku’s free ad-supported movie channel is available for everyone

  By David Lumb

• Hulu makes it easier to find what’s on its live TV service

  By Rob LeFebvre

• 'Gilmore Girls' creator's Amazon series debuts November 29th

  By Jon Fingas

• Apple Music's latest short stars Niall Horan from One Direction

  By Swapna Krishna

• Netflix's first original soccer docuseries focuses on Juventus FC

  By Matt Brian

• YouTube bans gun modding tutorials after Las Vegas shooting

  By Cherlynn Low

• Mixcloud plans subscription service with Warner Music deal

  By Mallory Locklear

• Stream Austin City Limits performances live this weekend

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Dance in a trippy VR rave inspired by Tokimonsta's new album

  By David Lumb

• Apple's latest doc is about unsung music legend Bert Berns

  By Saqib Shah

• Netflix is getting more expensive in the UK

  By Jamie Rigg

• Hulu’s next show pulls a gamer into the past to save the future

  By David Lumb

• Netflix's next original is a personal kind of superhero story

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• CBS will stream nine ‘Star Trek’ episodes this year instead of eight

  By Mallory Locklear

• Netflix raises prices on two of its most popular plans

  By Swapna Krishna

• Sky Q is getting system-wide voice control

  By Nick Summers

• Apple Music will stream documentary on Pink's new album October 13th

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Sonos will add AirPlay 2 support for direct control in 2018

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Plex makes its adaptive streaming tech available to all

  By Nick Summers

• Marvel joins Madefire's digital comic book collection

  By Jon Fingas

• What we're listening to: Rayana Jay, 'Destiny 2' and Cobalt

  By Engadget

Tomorrow (10)

• The checkout line’s death knell | The Future IRL

  By Kerry Davis

• This lamp turns on by holding your smartphone hostage

  By Swapna Krishna

• Universal Music taps AR and VR to hype new releases

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Banana fiber sanitary pads can solve big problems in India

  By Steve Dent

• Apps and gadgets for the 'Blade Runner' future we didn’t ask for

  By Violet Blue

• Where are VR and AR headed? We’ll explore at the Engadget Experience.

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Tomorrow's firefighters will have near-superhuman abilities

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Dubai airport will scan your face as you walk through a video tunnel

  By Mallory Locklear

• America’s cash-free future is just around the corner

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Augmented reality teddy bear teaches kids about being a doctor

  By Jon Fingas

TV & Movies (37)

• Listen to a discarded score for ‘Star Trek: Discovery’

  By Daniel Cooper

• The Academy awards its first Oscar for virtual reality

  By Mariella Moon

• Recommended Reading: Is 'Stranger Things' really that popular?

  By Billy Steele

• 'Nonplayer' comic series is being turned into a movie

  By Mariella Moon

• Amazon's next show follows Ken Block's 'Gymkhana' tour

  By Saqib Shah

• Rotten Tomatoes' Facebook show gives you weekly movie advice

  By Swapna Krishna

• Susan Fowler’s Uber harassment story is being made into a movie

  By Nicole Lee

• 'Stranger Things 2' basically gives everyone a cellphone

  By Jessica Conditt

• ‘Star Trek: Discovery’ is returning for a second season

  By Daniel Cooper

• What we're watching: 'Raw' and 'Feast of Fiction'

  By Richard Lawler

• Movie 'sanitizer' VidAngel files for bankruptcy

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Designing the technology of ‘Blade Runner 2049’

  By Nick Summers

• 'The Daily Show' library of Trump’s tweets opens in Chicago tomorrow

  By Swapna Krishna

• 'Mythbusters' reboot comes to Science Channel on November 15th

  By Rob LeFebvre

• What's on TV: 'The Walking Dead,' 'Gran Turismo Sport,' NBA

  By Richard Lawler

• Marvel’s full ‘Black Panther’ trailer shows a ruthless hero-king

  By David Lumb

• Recommended Reading: 'Lore' makes the leap from podcast to TV

  By Billy Steele

• How ‘Channel Zero’ turns online ‘creepypasta’ tales into TV horror

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Fandango pulls a Ticketmaster with plans to buy MovieTickets.com

  By Rob LeFebvre

• The outcome of this virtual riot depends on your emotions

  By Chris Ip

• Ofcom orders BBC to show more original British productions

  By Nick Summers

• Pixar's 'Coco VR' lets you explore the land of the dead

  By David Lumb

• 'Blade Runner 2049' dives deeper on AI to transcend the original

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Disney, Fox, Warner and Universal may team up on downloadable movies

  By Richard Lawler

• Here's your full-length 'Star Wars: The Last Jedi' trailer

  By Richard Lawler

• Netflix's ‘Wheelman’ film is a claustrophobic driving thriller

  By David Lumb

• What's on TV: 'Mr. Robot,' 'Crazy Ex-Girlfriend' and 'Lore'

  By Richard Lawler

• ‘Robot Wars’ returns on October 22nd

  By Nick Summers

• 'Batman: The Animated Series' is coming to Blu-ray in 2018

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Watch Hulu's first teaser for Stephen King's 'Castle Rock'

  By Jon Fingas

• Recommended Reading: The 'Blade Runner' effect on electronic music

  By Billy Steele

• Hulu drops the first trailer for its Marvel exclusive ‘Runaways’

  By Saqib Shah

• ‘Pacific Rim Uprising’ trailer pits John Boyega against kaiju

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Explore Philip K. Dick's crazy futures in 'Electric Dreams' trailer

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Channel 4 is giving The Chicken Connoisseur his own show

  By Nick Summers

• What's on TV: 'WNBA Finals,' 'Suburra' and 'Episodes'

  By Richard Lawler

• Jon Hamm is the latest A-lister to join Amazon's 'Good Omens'

  By Jon Fingas

Wearables (22)

• Qualcomm tries to find a place for VR in medical training

  By Cherlynn Low

• Everysight's Raptor AR cycling glasses start at $499

  By Jon Fingas

• Misfit's Vapor Android Wear watch goes on sale October 31st

  By Mariella Moon

• Fitbit's first smartwatch can now make payments in the UK

  By Jamie Rigg

• Tactile soft sensor can turn anything into a controller

  By Saqib Shah

• Life insurer offers members a $25 Apple Watch (if they earn it)

  By Jon Fingas

• Snapchat reportedly has 'hundreds of thousands' of unsold Spectacles

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Earbud translators will bring us closer: The Future IRL

  By Kerry Davis

• Levi’s is already working with Google on a second smart jacket

  By Nicole Lee

• Niantic CEO: AR will reach full potential 'when we get the glasses'

  By Nicole Lee

• Chinese startup's '8K' VR headset is surprisingly advanced

  By Richard Lai

• Samsung's Gear Sport smartwatch hits stores this month for $300

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Oculus Go is a $199 VR headset that doesn't require a phone

  By Nicole Lee

• Kiiroo taps OhMiBod to build a better connected vibrator

  By Daniel Cooper

• The 20th anniversary Tamagotchi is smaller but still easy to kill

  By Kris Naudus

• MLB fines coach for wearing an Apple Watch during a game

  By Jon Fingas

• Nike’s NFC-powered NBA jerseys are a door to exclusive goods

  By Edgar Alvarez

• The ugly history of strapping screens to our faces

  By Daniel Cooper

• Google's Pixel Buds translation will change the world

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Apple watchOS update addresses LTE connectivity issues

  By David Lumb

• Snap CEO: Spectacles sales are 'over 150,000 units'

  By Richard Lawler

• Smart tattoos turn your skin into a health tracker

  By Jon Fingas

Xbox (12)

• 'PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds' arrives on Xbox One December 12th

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Xbox One will save your console's settings in the cloud

  By Jon Fingas

• Kinect's value to artists overshadowed its gaming roots

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Former Xbox Live policy VP Stephen 'StepTo' Toulouse passed away

  By Richard Lawler

• Xbox One consoles could support premium wireless speakers

  By Saqib Shah

• Play the first set of original Xbox games on the Xbox One tomorrow

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Microsoft's redesigned Xbox dashboard is now available to all

  By Nick Summers

• Try the Xbox One X before it launches at select Microsoft Stores

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Xbox One's customizable dashboard arrives to more testers

  By Steve Dent

• There’s a tiny Master Chief etched inside the Xbox One X

  By David Lumb

• 'Halo Recruit' brings the Xbox series to mixed reality

  By Nicole Lee

• Game gifting comes to the Xbox One's online store

  By Jon Fingas