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Accessories (9)

• Sonos confirms only newer speakers will support AirPlay 2

  By Rachel England

• Philips' huge 4K monitor is the first with super-bright HDR

  By Steve Dent

• Sonos will sell red, yellow and green One speakers for a limited time

  By Mallory Locklear

• B&O's Beoplay P6 speaker blasts your summer playlists in all directions

  By Billy Steele

• IKEA's first Bluetooth speakers don't need assembly

  By Jon Fingas

• Mophie pad offers fast wireless charging for Apple and Samsung phones

  By Jon Fingas

• Deluxe projector maker JVC launches a 'budget' $2,500 4K DLP model

  By Mariella Moon

• Gnarbox's mobile video editing drive now comes in an SSD version

  By Jon Fingas

• The ISS will replace its 17-year-old printer this week

  By Swapna Krishna

AI (14)

• Axon opens ethics board to guide its use of AI in body cameras

  By Jon Fingas

• YouTube's algorithms couldn't detect graphic bestiality images

  By Mariella Moon

• NVIDIA's AI fixes photos by recognizing what's missing

  By Jon Fingas

• Screen Actors Guild pledges to fight AI-driven face-swapping porn

  By Jessica Conditt

• Google's latest do-it-yourself AI kits include everything you need

  By Jon Fingas

• AI creates 'Flintstones' cartoons from text descriptions

  By Jon Fingas

• AI stuntpeople could lead to more realistic video games

  By Jon Fingas

• FDA approves AI-powered software to detect diabetic retinopathy

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Researchers use machine learning to quickly detect video face swaps

  By Swapna Krishna

• In pursuit of the perfect AI voice

  By Kevin Wong

• What Siri can learn from Google Assistant

  By Nicole Lee

• Korean university faces boycott over fears of AI weapons

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Adobe's AI will automatically color-match shots in Premiere

  By Steve Dent

• Xiaomi's take on a voice assistant is built for China

  By Jon Fingas

Amazon (35)

• Alexa exec calls it quits after five years at Amazon

  By Chris Velazco

• Amazon will install a full smart home security system for you

  By Mariella Moon

• Amazon raises Prime fee to $119 in the US

  By Nicole Lee

• Amazon is doing what it does best: Making money hand over fist

  By Nicole Lee

• Alexa will soon have a memory

  By Jon Fingas

• Amazon and Tesla listed among the most dangerous US workplaces (updated)

  By Jon Fingas

• Amazon fixed an exploit that allowed Alexa to listen all the time

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Amazon made a kid-friendly Alexa with an Echo Dot to match

  By Steve Dent

• Amazon confirms the existence of a 'Fire TV Cube' (update)

  By Mariella Moon

• Amazon can deliver packages to the inside of your car

  By Jon Fingas

• The Morning After: Amazon's household robot rumors

  By Richard Lawler

• Bloomberg: Amazon wants to build a home robot

  By Daniel Cooper

• Amazon is keeping select Star Wars and Marvel discs as Prime exclusives

  By Nicole Lee

• Amazon will make Gillian Flynn's 'Utopia' adaptation, not HBO

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Alexa templates make it easy to craft your own skills

  By Mariella Moon

• Amazon has 100 million Prime members

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Amazon recruits Best Buy to sell Fire TV Edition smart TVs

  By Steve Dent

• Amazon is turning William Gibson’s ‘The Peripheral’ into a series

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Amazon's mobile app simplifies shopping for international customers

  By Jon Fingas

• Amazon Studios stops taking amateur scripts on June 30th

  By Jon Fingas

• Trump follows Amazon jabs by ordering US Postal Service review

  By Steve Dent

• Amazon appears to be expanding its Prime Wardrobe service

  By Mallory Locklear

• Amazon celebrates its Ring acquisition with $100 smart doorbells

  By Swapna Krishna

• Alexa now recaps NBA and NHL game stats

  By Jon Fingas

• Amazon now delivers Whole Foods groceries to LA Prime members

  By Mariella Moon

• Amazon reshuffles its TV team in fight against Netflix

  By Rachel England

• Amazon greenlights Lorena Bobbitt documentary series

  By Mallory Locklear

• Use Echo speakers to send announcements around your home

  By David Lumb

• Amazon Key smart lock features are available across the US

  By Swapna Krishna

• Amazon offers remote access to FreeTime parental controls

  By Mallory Locklear

• Alexa hands-free mode is available on Fire 7 and 8 HD tablets

  By Swapna Krishna

• Alexa Routines can now include music and podcasts

  By Mallory Locklear

• Amazon wants developers to build more Echo Button games

  By Rachel England

• Amazon says it has ‘tens of millions’ of paying Music Unlimited users

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Alexa's latest trick is voice-activated charitable donations

  By Timothy J. Seppala

Apple (31)

• Apple discontinues its AirPort WiFi routers

  By Jon Fingas

• Apple recruits Samsung VP to kickstart growth in South Korea

  By Mariella Moon

• EU launches anti-trust investigation into Apple’s purchase of Shazam

  By Mallory Locklear

• Apple will shutter its last Watch-exclusive store in May

  By Mariella Moon

• Apple will replace swollen batteries in newer MacBook Pros

  By Mariella Moon

• Don't expect Apple to combine macOS and iOS anytime soon

  By David Lumb

• Apple unveils its newest recycling robot ahead of Earth Day

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Apple Watch can now unlock your August Smart Lock

  By Mariella Moon

• Apple Watch code hints at future support for third-party faces

  By Jon Fingas

• US lawmakers question FBI's decision to sue Apple in 2016

  By David Lumb

• Leaked Apple memo reveals 12 people were arrested for leaking last year

  By Mallory Locklear

• Is Apple’s HomePod failing?

  By Engadget

• iMovie gets some attention with an iPhone X-ready update

  By Richard Lawler

• Apple warns Mac users that 32-bit apps will soon stop working

  By Rachel England

• Bloomberg: HomePod sales are slow, per suppliers and analysts

  By Richard Lawler

• Apple ordered to pay $500 million in iMessage patent suit

  By Mariella Moon

• Even genuine replacement Apple displays can mess with iPhones

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Apple snags TV adaptation of Asimov’s ‘Foundation’ sci-fi series

  By Mallory Locklear

• Apple says it's now powered completely by renewable energy

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Apple's red iPhone 8 and 8 Plus go on sale tomorrow

  By Jamie Rigg

• Apple may unveil red iPhone 8 and 8 Plus models this week

  By Jon Fingas

• Apple faces patent lawsuit over Watch's heart rate sensor

  By Mariella Moon

• Tim Cook outlines Apple's view on privacy, encryption in MSNBC interview

  By Richard Lawler

• MSNBC's interview with Apple CEO Tim Cook airs tonight at 8PM ET

  By David Lumb

• Apple voices support for Clean Power Plan ahead of pending repeal

  By Mallory Locklear

• Apple brings RAW video editing to the masses with new FCP X update

  By Steve Dent

• Apple will ship its redesigned Mac Pro in 2019

  By Jon Fingas

• Apple exploring 'touchless' gestures and curved iPhone screens

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Apple hires Google's former AI leader

  By Jon Fingas

• I can’t wait for laptops with Apple’s own chips

  By Daniel Cooper

• Apple will reportedly replace Intel chips in Macs with its own in 2020

  By Rob LeFebvre

Apps (37)

• Apple's iTunes software comes to the Windows Store

  By Richard Lawler

• Dropbox's Paper documents app now supports custom layouts

  By Nathan Ingraham

• YouTube adds more rigorous parental controls to its Kids app

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Opera's 'Flow' keeps its new mobile and desktop browsers synced

  By Mariella Moon

• Spotify brings on-demand listening to its free mobile app

  By Jon Fingas

• Did you know that Google Search on Android is a podcast player?

  By Mallory Locklear

• Adobe Premiere makes it easier to edit Insta360 Pro footage

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Deezer now creates playlists based on your listening habits (updated)

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Verizon adds location tracking to its parental control app

  By Mallory Locklear

• Google’s Grasshopper app teaches you how to code

  By David Lumb

• eBay app uses barcode scanning to list your items in seconds

  By Jon Fingas

• Airbnb's new maps help you find a room during big events

  By Steve Dent

• Iranian officials are no longer allowed to use Telegram

  By Swapna Krishna

• Chrome now mutes auto-playing videos by default

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Wikipedia adds page previews to prevent endless link clicking

  By Swapna Krishna

• Dropbox gets full-screen iPad navigation and drag-and-drop for iOS

  By Mariella Moon

• Dropbox's Showcase presentation tools are faster and more flexible

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Apple may add subscriptions to its News app

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Anchor's new Cohost feature matches podcasters with similar interests

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Telegram banned in Russia following court ruling

  By Mariella Moon

• Mozilla activates Tracking Protection by default for Firefox on iOS

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Now Cortana for Android beta can read your texts out loud

  By Mariella Moon

• Uber now offers car rentals inside its app

  By Mariella Moon

• Vimeo's Mac app simplifies uploads from Final Cut Pro

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Uber gathered driver feedback to overhaul the app they use

  By David Lumb

• HQ Trivia is getting more social

  By Mallory Locklear

• Windows 3.0-style file browser lets you navigate like it's the 90s

  By David Lumb

• Skype's call recording feature is made for podcasters

  By Jon Fingas

• Plex brings its virtual reality movie app to Gear VR with Oculus (updated)

  By Rob LeFebvre

• 'Harry Potter: Hogwarts Mystery' hits your phone April 25th

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Dropbox Smart Sync is finally available to all business users

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Avast claims its secure browser is 30 percent faster than yours

  By Rachel England

• Mightier is helping calm kids down through mobile games

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Mozilla is making a 'mixed reality' version of Firefox

  By Nick Summers

• Instagram is the latest to drop its Apple Watch app

  By Jon Fingas

• ‘Fortnite’ is now available for all iOS users

  By David Lumb

• Glitch launches its 'YouTube for app creators'

  By Jon Fingas

Big Tech (20)

• IBM is using blockchain to confirm the origins of jewelry

  By Swapna Krishna

• Europe wants to regulate how tech giants treat other companies

  By Steve Dent

• DOJ is reportedly investigating Huawei for violating Iran sanctions

  By Swapna Krishna

• Pro photo storage site SmugMug buys Flickr

  By Richard Lawler

• Credit card companies unite for a checkout button to take on PayPal

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Tesla: Workplace safety, unions and the color yellow

  By Violet Blue

• Judge mostly dismisses Uber lawsuit over its Hell program

  By Mallory Locklear

• Qualcomm will lay off 1,500 workers to cut expenses

  By Swapna Krishna

• Intel cancels its smart glasses due to lack of investment

  By Richard Lai

• California opens investigation into Tesla factory safety

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Google Chrome may now support Oculus Rift

  By David Lumb

• LG appliances now respond to both Alexa and Google Assistant

  By Jon Fingas

• Tesla may be purposefully undercounting worker injuries (updated)

  By Mallory Locklear

• Zillow will flip houses on its own internet marketplace

  By Mariella Moon

• PayPal to launch debit cards and traditional banking services

  By Mariella Moon

• Uber's Southeast Asia merger delayed pending reviews

  By Jon Fingas

• Walmart is adding 500 more 'Pickup Towers' to stores this year

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Sony will make almost $1 billion on Spotify's IPO

  By Mat Smith

• BlackBerry sues Snap over map and messaging patents

  By Mariella Moon

• Spotify is now a public company

  By Swapna Krishna

Buying Guides (17)

• What to look for when buying a tablet as a laptop replacement

  By Jon Fingas

• The best water fountain for cats and dogs

  By Engadget Staff

• The best and worst laptop brands 2018

  By Laptop Magazine

• The best food processor

  By Engadget Staff

• The best lightweight gaming laptops

  By Steve Dent

• The best projector for a home theater

  By Engadget Staff

• Ask Engadget: What are the best apps and tools for the blind?

  By Amber Bouman

• The gear you need to celebrate 4/20 like a responsible adult

  By Andrew Tarantola

• The best portable vaporizer

  By Engadget Staff

• The best to-do apps

  By Nathan Ingraham

• The best hair dryer

  By Engadget Staff

• The best $1,000 projector

  By Engadget Staff

• Do you need a smart home hub?

  By Florence Ion

• The best blender

  By Engadget Staff

• The best telescopes for beginners

  By Engadget Staff

• The best tablets for kitchen use

  By Jon Fingas

• The best smart smoke alarm

  By Engadget Staff

Computing (19)

• AMD is gearing up for 7-nanometer CPUs and graphics cards

  By Steve Dent

• Windows 10’s next major update arrives on April 30th

  By Rachel England

• Intel delays its 10-nanometer 'Cannon Lake' CPUs yet again

  By Steve Dent

• AMD's 'Combat Crate Bundles' help gamers quickly build PCs

  By Steve Dent

• Samsung's 970 series SSDs provide the write speeds you crave

  By Jon Fingas

• The Morning After: IRS' payment system went down on tax day

  By Mat Smith

• AMD calls out NVIDIA's partner program, G-Sync 'gamer taxes'

  By Richard Lawler

• Windows 10 update will support more password-free logins

  By Jon Fingas

• Austin test uses blockchain to improve ID for the homeless

  By Jon Fingas

• Low-latency JPEG XS format is optimized for live streaming and VR

  By Nicole Lee

• AMD unveils its second-generation Ryzen CPUs

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Dell was the bright spot in a lousy winter for PC shipments

  By Jon Fingas

• A disused coal power station will reopen to solely power crypto

  By Swapna Krishna

• AMD releases chip patches to address Spectre variant two

  By Rachel England

• Qualcomm designed new chipsets just for IoT gadgets

  By Cherlynn Low

• NVIDIA will end 32-bit OS GeForce support this month

  By Steve Dent

• Western Digital unveils its new 4K-ready NVME gaming SSD

  By David Lumb

• Windows 10 testers get access to experimental Sets features

  By Mariella Moon

• Dell's spring lineup is filled with all-in-ones and gaming PCs

  By Devindra Hardawar

Cybersecurity (54)

• Blu settles with FTC over allegations of lax user data security

  By David Lumb

• Chinese authorities claim they can read deleted WeChat messages

  By Jon Fingas

• 'PUBG' hackers arrested and fined in China for selling game cheats

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Mozilla's approach to sponsored content aims to protect privacy

  By Swapna Krishna

• Fake Mark Zuckerbergs tried to scam Facebook users for cash

  By Mallory Locklear

• Dutch police seize revenge porn site Anon-IB

  By Mallory Locklear

• Police take down the world's largest DDoS-for-hire service

  By Jon Fingas

• Researchers create device that opens hotel doors with old key cards

  By Mallory Locklear

• Hackers steal over $150,000 in cryptocurrency with DNS scam

  By Swapna Krishna

• Facebook was a bulletin board for identity theft sales

  By Mallory Locklear

• Senate bill would require clearly worded terms for online data privacy

  By Mallory Locklear

• What’s left of Yahoo slapped with $35 million fine over 2014 data breach

  By David Lumb

• Hackers find an 'unpatchable' way to breach the Nintendo Switch

  By Steve Dent

• Atlanta spends more than $2 million to recover from ransomware attack

  By Mallory Locklear

• Teen who hacked top US officials gets two years in prison

  By Mariella Moon

• WikiLeaks loses access to a key cryptocurrency account

  By Jon Fingas

• SEC charges third 'mastermind' in ICO fraud case

  By Jon Fingas

• DNC sues Russia, Trump campaign and WikiLeaks over 2016 hack

  By Chris Velazco

• Your Facebook data can be snatched by JavaScript trackers

  By David Lumb

• TaskRabbit returns following data breach it can't account for

  By Rachel England

• Fake ad blockers in the Chrome store had over 20 million installs

  By Mariella Moon

• Pornhub hasn't been actively enforcing its deepfake ban

  By Jon Fingas

• The real story behind MoviePass's location-tracking controversy

  By Engadget Staff

• 34 major tech companies are uniting to fight cyberattacks

  By Jon Fingas

• Intel's new malware scanner will be easier on your CPU

  By Rachel England

• France creates secure chat app to keep its president off Telegram

  By Jon Fingas

• US and UK warn that Russia has been hacking routers worldwide

  By David Lumb

• UK reportedly preparing for a Russian-backed cyberattack

  By Mallory Locklear

• Study finds over 3,300 Android apps improperly tracking kids

  By Jon Fingas

• Lawmakers want more tech companies to address privacy legislation

  By Mallory Locklear

• A look at the ad-targeting tools AggregateIQ left exposed online

  By Mallory Locklear

• Police across the US are buying an affordable iPhone cracker

  By Mariella Moon

• Uber agrees to expanded settlement with FTC over 2016 data breach

  By Rob LeFebvre

• FOSTA-SESTA's real aim is to silence sex workers online

  By Daniel Cooper

• Senators introduce bill creating a 'privacy bill of rights'

  By Richard Lawler

• Cambridge Analytica might have accessed private Facebook messages (updated)

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Here’s why a British politician will escape punishment for hacking

  By Daniel Cooper

• Facebook's bounty program offers rewards for reporting data abuse

  By Swapna Krishna

• Vevo hack defaces YouTube music videos from Drake, Taylor Swift (updated)

  By Jon Fingas

• Web standard brings password-free sign-ins to virtually any site

  By Jon Fingas

• Global cyberattack targets 200,000 network switches (updated)

  By Jon Fingas

• Best Buy may also have had customer data exposed

  By David Lumb

• With Squadbox, friends moderate harassing messages in your email

  By Mallory Locklear

• US Congressmen ask FCC to combat unauthorized Stingray use

  By Mallory Locklear

• Sears and Delta customers may have had payment data exposed

  By David Lumb

• Most White House email domains could be vulnerable to phishing

  By Rob LeFebvre

• DHS may have found unauthorized Stingray devices in Washington DC

  By Mallory Locklear

• SEC charges two individuals with fraud in continuing ICO investigation

  By Mallory Locklear

• Tor axes its secure messaging app due to lack of resources

  By Jon Fingas

• Panera Bread left millions of customer records exposed on the web

  By Jon Fingas

• Grindr reportedly shared HIV statuses with other companies

  By Jon Fingas

• Privacy groups ask tech companies to sign user data 'security pledge'

  By Mallory Locklear

• Hackers take 5 million payment cards from Saks, Lord & Taylor stores

  By Jon Fingas

• Cloudflare makes it harder for ISPs to track your web history

  By Jon Fingas

Entertainment (1)

• Apparently high-definition vinyl is coming next year

  By Timothy J. Seppala

EVs and Transportation (89)

• Hyperloop One and DP World launch a cargo-only shipping business

  By Daniel Cooper

• Tesla says Model 3 panel quality is now on par with German rivals

  By Jon Fingas

• Tesla owner faces 18-month ban for leaving the driver's seat

  By Jon Fingas

• NHTSA proposal would override California's tougher emissions rules

  By Jon Fingas

• Ford will stop selling Taurus, Focus and Fiesta in North America first

  By David Lumb

• San Francisco proposes rules to fight its electric scooter epidemic

  By Jon Fingas

• Ford’s decision to kill most of its cars was inevitable

  By Roberto Baldwin

• UK's abandoned tin mines could be reopened to help build EVs

  By Rachel England

• Tesla loses Autopilot chief Jim Keller (updated)

  By Mariella Moon

• LG celebrates record profits by making its biggest ever acquisition

  By Mariella Moon

• Ford will stop selling most of its cars in North America

  By Jon Fingas

• Volvo aims for half of its sales to be fully electric by 2025

  By Mallory Locklear

• Volvo's Polestar 1 luxury hybrid will cost $155,000

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Lexus' 2019 ES will be its first model with CarPlay support

  By Jon Fingas

• BMW’s Concept iX3 dials back the futuristic styling

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Ford's electric GoBikes have arrived in San Francisco

  By Rachel England

• Maybach Ultimate Luxury EV brings its own tea service

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Target promises EV chargers at more than 100 stores

  By Jon Fingas

• Byton teases its second 'experience-driven' vehicle

  By David Lumb

• Volvo's S90 Ambience Concept is a planetarium for passengers

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Uber drivers will no longer see exact location history for riders

  By David Lumb

• Court blocks Trump's delay of fuel efficiency penalties

  By Jon Fingas

• BMW releases a teaser for the iX3, its first all-electric SUV

  By Mariella Moon

• VW's electric Pikes Peak racer accelerates faster than an F1 car

  By Jon Fingas

• Recommended Reading: Tesla and Waymo's self-driving data quests

  By Billy Steele

• Audi's e-tron SUV drives a modest 248 miles per charge

  By Jon Fingas

• Silicon Valley’s scooter scourge is coming to an end

  By Nicole Lee

• Lyft promises to make all rides carbon neutral

  By Mallory Locklear

• Ford takes on Uber and Lyft with its own medical transport service

  By Jon Fingas

• VW's fast EV charging network is headed to Walmart parking lots

  By Jon Fingas

• Buick's offroad EV concept boasts an ambitious 370-mile range

  By Steve Dent

• Hyperloop TT plans to build a working line in Abu Dhabi in 2019

  By Daniel Cooper

• Use Chevy's in-dash system to pay for your Shell gas

  By Mariella Moon

• Tesla will run its Model 3 production '24/7' to meet targets

  By Jon Fingas

• China's relaxed rules on foreign car makers are good news for EVs

  By Jon Fingas

• Boosted's 2018 line includes faster and shorter electric skateboards

  By Jon Turi

• Uber is sharing curbside data with cities

  By David Lumb

• Tesla pauses Model 3 production again

  By Richard Lawler

• Most of Toyota's cars will talk to each other by 2025

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Porsche is building a speedy EV charging network across the US

  By Jon Fingas

• Alibaba is the latest Chinese internet giant to test self-driving cars

  By Mallory Locklear

• VW will debut cars with autonomous parking in 2020

  By Jon Fingas

• Inside BMW’s Autonomous Driving Campus

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Tesla batteries will live longer than expected, survey finds

  By Steve Dent

• Ford's self-driving car network will launch 'at scale' in 2021

  By Jon Fingas

• Elon Musk agrees robot glut slowed Model 3 production

  By Chris Velazco

• Waymo formally applies for fully driverless car tests in California

  By David Lumb

• Mercedes eSprinter's range is meant for deliveries, not road trips

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Volvo's first electric truck is built for city use

  By Swapna Krishna

• The Morning After: NTSB's tiff with Tesla

  By Richard Lawler

• Sweden modified a road to recharge EVs while driving

  By David Lumb

• Mercedes has a luxury car subscription service, too

  By David Lumb

• US federal judge rules that UberBlack drivers are not employees

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Tesla ends formal agreement to cooperate with NTSB on Model X crash

  By Swapna Krishna

• Uber unveils much-needed passenger safety features

  By Steve Dent

• Hyperloop TT begins construction of its first test track

  By Daniel Cooper

• Tesla insists Model X driver was at fault in fatal crash

  By Mariella Moon

• Zero Motorcycles is building the powertrain for an electric T-Rex

  By Steve Dent

• BMW’s new research center is dedicated to autonomous driving

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Cadillac goes green with the CT6 Plug-In hybrid

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Dubai will begin digital license plate trial next month

  By Mallory Locklear

• Uber executives on the hook for criminal charges in France

  By Steve Dent

• Ford's new Focus pulls in Co-Pilot360 driver assists

  By Richard Lawler

• Uber buys San Francisco bike-sharing service Jump

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Mercedes prepares electric equivalent to its S-Class luxury sedan

  By Jon Fingas

• Tesla hopes to deliver all-wheel drive Model 3 in July

  By Jon Fingas

• Uber avoids ban in Egypt over taxi driver lawsuit

  By Jon Fingas

• California may soon allow passengers in driverless cars

  By Mariella Moon

• China’s ride-hailing service Didi Chuxing recruits drivers in Mexico

  By Mallory Locklear

• The experience and vision behind the Jaguar I-Pace

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Hyperloop TT's expansion continues with a Brazil tech center

  By Steve Dent

• Uber halts some service in Greece following stricter rules

  By Jon Fingas

• Phantom Auto will drive your autonomous car if it gets confused

  By Roberto Baldwin

• EV startup Byton expands US foothold with LA facility

  By David Lumb

• New York City's WiFi kiosks now offer real-time bus arrivals

  By Jon Fingas

• BMW's car subscription pilot program starts at $2,000 per month

  By Jon Fingas

• French Renault Zoe owners can finally buy their batteries

  By Rachel England

• Photos show the epic scale of VW Dieselgate

  By Steve Dent

• What you might have missed from the New York Auto Show

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Mercedes' ridesharing ViaVan service comes to London

  By Jon Fingas

• NYC’s mayor has a plan to get e-bikes on city roads

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Tesla doubled its weekly Model 3 production in Q1

  By Swapna Krishna

• Now California's DMV can allow fully driverless car testing

  By Mariella Moon

• Waymo may work with Honda on an autonomous delivery vehicle

  By David Lumb

• New York approves surcharge for Uber and Lyft rides in Manhattan

  By David Lumb

• EPA wants to roll back Obama-era auto efficiency guidelines

  By Mallory Locklear

• Federal investigators 'unhappy' Tesla revealed crash details

  By Steve Dent

• Tesla puts Model 3 Autopilot controls on the steering wheel

  By Steve Dent

• University of Michigan launches outdoor lab for autonomous drones

  By Jon Fingas

Gaming (77)

• 'Stardew Valley' finally lets you farm with your friends

  By Kris Holt

• Atari VCS pre-orders start May 30th, but it won't ship until 2019

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Bungie to release the full 'Destiny' soundtrack, three years late

  By Steve Dent

• The Russia World Cup comes to 'FIFA 18' on May 29th

  By Nick Summers

• 'Shadow of the Tomb Raider' expansions include a co-op mode

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• In ‘Shadow of the Tomb Raider,’ Lara Croft has the skills to survive

  By Mat Smith

• MLB's virtual reality home run derby comes to PSVR and HTC Vive

  By David Lumb

• Pro gaming team signs 13-year-old ‘Fortnite’ player

  By David Lumb

• The 'Wallace and Gromit' studio is creating an emotional WWI game

  By Jon Fingas

• Loot crates are now illegal in Belgium

  By Mallory Locklear

• ‘Hypnospace Outlaw’ is GeoCities moderator, the game

  By Nick Summers

• The latest Harry Potter mobile game puts Hogwarts in your pocket

  By Andrew Tarantola

• 'Destiny 2' Warmind add-on puts a horde event on arctic Mars

  By David Lumb

• Test your hostage negotiation skills in ‘Detroit: Become Human’ demo

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 'Fortnite' is coming to China

  By David Lumb

• The first major 'PUBG' tournament takes place in Berlin this summer

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Battle royale hybrid 'Darwin Project' is now free to play

  By Jon Fingas

• 'Resogun' developer teases multiplayer-centric 'Stormdivers'

  By Nick Summers

• 'H1Z1' Pro League's Vegas matches stream on Facebook this weekend

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Ohio university offers the first 'Fortnite' eSports scholarship

  By David Lumb

• A proper 'Serious Sam' sequel is in the works

  By Nick Summers

• Play tank sim 'Battlezone' without a VR headset May 1st

  By David Lumb

• 'Destiny 2' adds new progression systems and exotic weapon tweaks

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Theranos’ video game stars the reporter who exposed the company

  By Mallory Locklear

• PUBG’s furious arcade mode comes to mobile

  By Rob LeFebvre

• ‘Football Manager 2018’ ads promote mental health awareness

  By Jamie Rigg

• Startup will launch nationwide high school eSports league this fall

  By David Lumb

• Play 'Star Wars' holochess without a headset on iOS

  By Rachel England

• The end of Konami’s Champions League partnership isn’t great for PES

  By David Lumb

• Alexa can help improve your ‘Call of Duty: WWII’ K/D ratio

  By David Lumb

• Twitch will stream NBA 2K League events starting May 1st

  By David Lumb

• ‘The Loss Levels’ is a game about shock, grief and powerlessness

  By Jamie Rigg

• 'Mass Effect' failings forced BioWare to reevaluate how it makes games

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 'Kingdom Hearts III' will feature retro games within the game

  By Mariella Moon

• 'Terraria' developer cancels the sandbox adventure's sequel

  By Mariella Moon

• Ben Heck made a portable Raspberry Pi-based gaming device

  By Engadget Staff

• 'Underworld Ascendant' teaser reveals a reborn dungeon crawler

  By Jon Fingas

• 'Gwent' revamp will help it take on card game rivals

  By Jon Fingas

• Sega Japan teases a mini Genesis coming later in 2018

  By Richard Lawler

• 'Shenmue' I & II return on PS4, Xbox One and PC this year

  By Richard Lawler

• 'Star Wars Battlefront II' revives microtransactions for cosmetics

  By David Lumb

• Guinness strips Billy 'King of Kong' Mitchell's world records

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• ‘Floor Kids’ is Kid Koala’s video game tribute to breakdancing

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 'GTA IV' will lose some of its in-game music over licensing issues

  By Steve Dent

• 'Fortnite' is back online after a day-long blackout

  By David Lumb

• Billy 'King of Kong' Mitchell's 'Donkey Kong' scores were a lie

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• ESPN missed a big eSports opportunity with its new streaming service

  By Jessica Conditt

• PUBG tweaks 'zone of death' pacing in major new update

  By Steve Dent

• 'Fortnite' has been down for hours, but don't tell Twitch

  By Richard Lawler

• Second 'Destiny 2' expansion, 'Warmind,' lands May 8th

  By Jon Fingas

• Russian cosmonauts are really into 'World of Tanks'

  By Rachel England

• 'Fortnite' update adds instant fort-building grenades

  By Matt Brian

• 'Eve: War of Ascension' reimagines the venerable space MMO for mobile

  By Rob LeFebvre

• South Korea fines game studios over deceptive loot box odds

  By Jon Fingas

• ‘Overwatch’ event retelling the heroes’ shadowy past is live

  By David Lumb

• Two 'Mega Man X' collections are coming July 24th

  By David Lumb

• Virtual 'Minecraft' convention Minecon Earth returns September 29th

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Overwatch League star fired amid sexual misconduct allegations

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Sam Fisher is confirmed for a 'Ghost Recon Wildlands' mission

  By Rob LeFebvre

• 'Radical Heights' is Cliff Bleszinski's free-to-play battle royale game

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• ‘Vandals’ combines street art and 'stealth noir' on your iPad

  By Rob LeFebvre

• 'PUBG' moves beyond battle royale with War Mode

  By Jon Fingas

• 'Ghost Recon Wildlands' is getting a 'Splinter Cell' crossover

  By Jon Fingas

• Retired at 24: The life of a pro 'Call of Duty' player

  By Jessica Conditt

• Cliff Bleszinski's 'LawBreakers' is in a death spiral

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 'Spyro Reignited Trilogy' reaches PS4 and Xbox One on September 21st

  By Jon Fingas

• The next 'Overwatch' event is a Blackwatch mission in Venice

  By Rachel England

• 'Hitman' games have brighter future thanks to Warner Bros. deal

  By Jon Fingas

• It's time to talk about mental illness in indie development

  By Jessica Conditt

• Watch the first-ever NBA 2K League draft right here at 1PM ET!

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• ‘Minit’ is a delightful introduction to speedrunning

  By Nick Summers

• BAFTA-winning puzzle game 'The Spectrum Retreat' is almost ready

  By Mariella Moon

• 'Shadow of War' will drop its in-game currency system on May 8th

  By Jon Fingas

• 'Dragon Quest VR' brings giant virtual slimes to Japan's arcades

  By Mat Smith

• 36 teams are joining the ‘Clash Royale’ eSports league

  By David Lumb

• Amazon cancels 'Breakaway' video game

  By Swapna Krishna

• Niantic settles 'Pokémon Go' festival lawsuit for $1.5 million

  By Jon Fingas

Google (49)

• Google adds user reviews to help you decide on Assistant apps

  By Kris Holt

• Fitbit partners with Google to send health data to doctors

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Google partners with NBC Universal to create VR experiences

  By David Lumb

• Google wants the Clean Power Plan to stick around too

  By Daniel Cooper

• Google uses its search skills to help fight opioid addiction

  By Jon Fingas

• Google joins others in making the gun emoji a water pistol

  By Daniel Cooper

• YouTube Remix could mean the end of Google Play Music

  By Nick Summers

• The Morning After: Gmail gets an overdue redesign

  By Mat Smith

• Gmail’s big redesign helps you spend less time in your inbox

  By Jamie Rigg

• YouTube removed 8.3 million videos in the last quarter of 2017

  By Mariella Moon

• Despite bigger ambitions, Google is still an ad business

  By Cherlynn Low

• Google Assistant's routines are an easy way to automate your home

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Google will plug 'Chat' into Android to compete with iMessage

  By Richard Lawler

• Nest will give away smart thermostats to low-income families

  By Swapna Krishna

• Google's Safe Browsing now comes integrated into Android apps

  By Mariella Moon

• Google Voice integration with Sprint is coming to an end

  By Steve Dent

• Google Maps uses landmarks to provide natural-sounding directions

  By Jon Fingas

• Google made an AR microscope that can help detect cancer

  By Mallory Locklear

• Google will pre-vet addiction treatment ads following scams

  By Mallory Locklear

• Google launches digital skills training for Arabic speakers

  By Swapna Krishna

• Google offers access to virtual 3D models of ancient monuments

  By Mallory Locklear

• The Morning After: Google AI and talking to books

  By Engadget

• Google AI experiment has you talking to books

  By Mariella Moon

• Wireless Android Auto is available for Google phones

  By Jon Fingas

• Google loses 'right to be forgotten' case over man's past conviction

  By Jon Fingas

• Gmail's redesign may use 'Confidential Mode' for added security

  By Swapna Krishna

• Google AI can pick out voices in a crowd

  By Jon Fingas

• Google's Gmail redesign will display your calendar or to-do list

  By Swapna Krishna

• Google Lens can identify dog and cat breeds

  By David Lumb

• Google's phone app will boot spam calls to voicemail automatically

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Google plans redesign for Gmail on the web

  By Swapna Krishna

• Google caters to productivity pros with macro recording in Sheets

  By Jon Fingas

• Google Assistant finally works on Pixel C tablets

  By Jon Fingas

• The original Pixel is no longer available through the Google Store

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Google is opening up VR180 to hardware-makers and developers

  By Mariella Moon

• Nest’s outdoor facial recognition camera is available in Europe

  By David Lumb

• Parent groups say YouTube defies underage data-collection laws

  By Daniel Cooper

• Yes Chrome is scanning your Windows PC, but it might be a bug

  By Richard Lawler

• Google is making it easier to use emoji in Chrome

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Google Voice opens up testing for data-only VoIP calls

  By Jon Fingas

• Command Nest's security system with Google Assistant

  By Jon Fingas

• Google employees petition CEO to drop out of Pentagon AI project

  By David Lumb

• Google uses wind and solar to offset all of its operational energy use

  By Mallory Locklear

• YouTube HQ shooting: Suspect dead, at least three others wounded

  By David Lumb

• Google puts movie info, reviews and showtimes all in one spot

  By Mallory Locklear

• Google Drive will help you figure out who needs access to a file

  By Richard Lawler

• Google AI and search chief steps down as part of overhaul

  By Jon Fingas

• Chrome Web Store no longer allows crypto-mining extensions

  By Mallory Locklear

• Google equips school buses with WiFi for homework in rural areas

  By Jon Fingas

Laptops (8)

• Dell 2-in-1 has an unknown Intel and AMD 'Pro' graphics chip

  By Steve Dent

• HP's convertible ZBook x360 features a six-core Xeon CPU

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Dell's new XPS 15 has faster chips in the same bezel-less body

  By Rachel England

• Samsung's latest gaming laptop has a 6-core i7 processor too

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• MSI's 4.1-lb slim gaming laptop has a 144hz, 15-inch screen

  By Devindra Hardawar

• The Morning After: Intel's six-core laptop CPU

  By Richard Lawler

• Acer's Nitro 5 gaming laptop now packs a six-core Intel processor

  By Jon Fingas

• Intel brings a six-core i9 CPU to laptops

  By Devindra Hardawar

Meta (74)

• Facebook data dispute reportedly prompts WhatsApp founder's exit

  By David Lumb

• Oculus is bringing live VR theater to your face

  By Jon Fingas

• What to expect at Facebook's F8 conference this week

  By Nicole Lee

• Your data is valuable, but you’re never getting paid for it

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Facebook's original video strategy: Cats + weddings = profit

  By Swapna Krishna

• Facebook Messenger 'sleep mode' locks your kids out at bedtime

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Facebook adds donation matching to its fundraising tools

  By Mallory Locklear

• Facebook appoints ex-FCC chief as head of public policy

  By Mariella Moon

• Facebook's apology ad tries to remind you of the good times

  By Richard Lawler

• Zuckerberg: It’s easier for AI to detect nipples than hate speech

  By David Lumb

• Sheryl Sandberg: Facebook has 'thought about' paid subscriptions

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Constant controversy hasn't stopped Facebook from making money

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Facebook continues to limit access to user data for third-party apps

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Facebook publishes its community standards playbook

  By Nicole Lee

• Facebook starts verifying political advertisers in the US

  By David Lumb

• Facebook details its fight to stop terrorist content

  By Mallory Locklear

• Why is a celebrity personal-finance guru suing Facebook?

  By Daniel Cooper

• More Facebook videos will get pre-roll ads soon

  By Cherlynn Low

• FTC-mandated audit cleared Facebook's privacy policies in 2017

  By Mariella Moon

• Senator pushes for stronger FTC oversight of Facebook

  By Mallory Locklear

• Oculus updates privacy controls to comply with GDPR rules

  By David Lumb

• Facebook to exclude 1.5 billion users from GDPR privacy protections

  By Mallory Locklear

• Facebook is just crazy enough to make its own processors

  By David Lumb

• Facebook explains how it will comply with the EU's GDPR

  By Rachel England

• Cambridge Analytica may have used other quizzes to gather Facebook data

  By Swapna Krishna

• Facebook class action lawsuit over facial recognition OK'd by judge

  By Mariella Moon

• Recommended Reading: Facebook's influence on Instagram

  By Billy Steele

• Facebook removes Pages of two groups run by Richard Spencer

  By Mallory Locklear

• Mark Zuckerberg got grilled by Congress. Was it worth it?

  By Violet Blue

• Facebook users aren’t changing their privacy settings, despite uproar

  By Mallory Locklear

• Senators plan privacy legislation following Zuckerberg hearings

  By Mallory Locklear

• Can Facebook really apply the EU's data-privacy rules worldwide?

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Facebook can’t move fast to fix the things it broke

  By Chris Velazco

• Facebook stops fighting proposed California privacy law

  By Daniel Cooper

• The Zuckerberg hearings were a wasted opportunity

  By Mallory Locklear

• Facebook CEO: Europe's GDPR standards to be implemented worldwide

  By Mallory Locklear

• Cambridge Analytica accessed Mark Zuckerberg's data, too

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• House committee presses Zuckerberg over privacy policy ‘minefield'

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Mark Zuckerberg: Facebook doesn't use your mic for ad targeting

  By Richard Lawler

• Facebook didn't report initial Cambridge Analytica data use to FTC

  By Billy Steele

• Facebook CEO pledges to work with Senate on proposed regulations

  By Mallory Locklear

• Zuckerberg says a 'version' of Facebook will always be free

  By Mallory Locklear

• Watch Mark Zuckerberg's first congressional hearing at 2:15PM ET

  By Billy Steele

• Zuckerberg reportedly asked Instagram to copy Snapchat Stories

  By Jon Fingas

• The Morning After: Zuckerberg is going to DC

  By Richard Lawler

• Check right now if Cambridge Analytica used your Facebook data

  By Nick Summers

• Zuckerberg apologizes for Facebook's response to Myanmar conflict

  By Rachel England

• What to expect from Mark Zuckerberg’s congressional hearings

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Congress released Mark Zuckerberg’s statement for Wednesday's hearing

  By Swapna Krishna

• Facebook suspends data firm using Cambridge Analytica-like tricks

  By Jon Fingas

• Recommended Reading: Does Facebook need to be regulated?

  By Billy Steele

• Facebook suspends another data firm: AggregateIQ

  By Richard Lawler

• Facebook will label political ads and note who paid for them

  By David Lumb

• Mark Zuckerberg will testify at a joint Senate hearing on April 10th

  By Mallory Locklear

• Facebook is struggling with the EU's stricter privacy laws

  By Rachel England

• Facebook wiped Zuckerberg's conversations from people's inboxes

  By Daniel Cooper

• Facebook fined $33 million for failing to help Brazilian authorities 

  By David Lumb

• Facebook wanted users’ medical data for a research project

  By Mallory Locklear

• Facebook uses AR to make movie posters more interactive

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Read Mark Zuckerberg's media Q&A on data security

  By Mallory Locklear

• The Morning After: Facebook's long day

  By Engadget

• Zuckerberg: Nobody has been fired over Cambridge Analytica

  By David Lumb

• Facebook restricts how you can search for other people

  By David Lumb

• Mark Zuckerberg: We didn’t do enough to keep users safe

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Facebook: Cambridge Analytica may have had up to 87 million users' data

  By Nicole Lee

• Facebook rewrites its data policy to make it easier to understand

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Mark Zuckerberg will testify before Congress on April 11th

  By Swapna Krishna

• Facebook survey asks users if it is ‘good for the world’

  By David Lumb

• Facebook has removed hundreds more Russian troll accounts

  By Mallory Locklear

• Facebook rolls out news verification tools to everyone in the US

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Facebook users can now delete third-party apps in bulk

  By Mallory Locklear

• Facebook promises to delete unpublished videos

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Facebook's redesigned VR avatars look more like you

  By Jon Fingas

• Facebook will crack down on unwanted ad targeting by email

  By Jon Fingas

Microsoft (14)

• Microsoft defends conviction of e-waste recycler over piracy

  By Jon Fingas

• Microsoft is also replacing its gun emoji with a water pistol (update: Facebook too)

  By Mariella Moon

• Microsoft's Surface revenue up 32 percent alongside its booming cloud

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Microsoft plans version of Windows 10 for devices with limited storage

  By Mallory Locklear

• An e-waste recycler is going to jail for ‘pirating’ Windows

  By Swapna Krishna

• Microsoft's Chrome extension fights phishing attacks

  By Richard Lawler

• Microsoft's AI-powered offline translation now runs on any phone

  By Jon Fingas

• Microsoft Mixer streams now support Lightstream Studio effects

  By Rachel England

• Microsoft’s object-detecting playmat brings toys to life

  By David Lumb

• Microsoft will bring 64-bit app support to ARM-based PCs in May

  By Cherlynn Low

• Microsoft adds file protection and email encryption to Office 365

  By David Lumb

• Microsoft vows to let partner companies keep their patents

  By Rachel England

• Microsoft AI knows when to (politely) interrupt conversations

  By Jon Fingas

• Microsoft now offers public courses for building AI skills

  By Mallory Locklear

Mobile (9)

• T-Mobile and Sprint will merge to create a 5G powerhouse

  By Jon Fingas

• T-Mobile and Sprint may announce a merger after all

  By Jon Fingas

• GSMA puts eSIM work 'on hold' due to US collusion investigation

  By Jon Fingas

• AT&T sued for pilfering news-streaming technology

  By Roberto Baldwin

• NYT: AT&T, Verizon and GSMA are being investigated over eSIM

  By Richard Lawler

• AT&T switches on its pseudo-5G in over 100 locations

  By Mariella Moon

• FCC Commissioner Mignon Clyburn is stepping down

  By Mallory Locklear

• T-Mobile will pay $40 million for failing to fix rural calls

  By David Lumb

• Engadget giveaway: Win an outdoors package with goTenna and more!

  By Jon Turi

News (78)

• 3Doodler's latest kits help kids draw 3D shapes in the classroom

  By Mallory Locklear

• Malaysia’s fake news law has already led to a one-month jail sentence

  By Mallory Locklear

• Tumblr and Etsy among those posting ‘red alerts’ for net neutrality

  By Mallory Locklear

• A fond farewell to our sister sites in Germany and Spain

  By Christopher Trout

• Senate Democrats plan to force vote on net neutrality May 9th

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Sonos filing hints at upcoming smart home theater speaker

  By Nicole Lee

• Camera maker DxO Labs files for bankruptcy

  By Mallory Locklear

• France faces lawsuit for seizing France.com

  By Jon Fingas

• After Math: Get rich or die tryin

  By Andrew Tarantola

• The Morning After: Weekend Edition

  By Richard Lawler

• House Democrats want to step up the fight against robocalls

  By Jon Fingas

• Investigators used online DNA databases to hunt Golden State Killer

  By Richard Lawler

• TCL's premium 4K HDR Roku TVs start at $649

  By Nicole Lee

• Adidas' NYC-inspired shoe was designed using data from runners

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Casio is reportedly done making compact cameras

  By David Lumb

• 8K TVs are coming, but don't buy the hype

  By Engadget Staff

• Hobbyist builds the first Sony E-Mount film camera

  By Steve Dent

• DoorDash will deliver groceries from Walmart in Atlanta

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Selfie-snapping monkey loses copyright infringement case (again)

  By Mariella Moon

• The Morning After: Faster rockets, the quiet end of Apple Watch stores

  By Mat Smith

• Report reveals the extent of China's tech sexism problem

  By Steve Dent

• Iran bans banks from trading cryptocurrencies

  By Jon Fingas

• After Math: Number stations

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Ben Heck designs a glue gun with Fusion 360

  By Engadget Staff

• The Morning After: Weekend Edition

  By Richard Lawler

• Texas court rules 2015 revenge porn law is unconstitutional

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Is Trump serious about legalizing weed?

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Cannabis is having its 'smartphone' moment

  By James Trew

• Full Sail taps VR to help online students feel less isolated

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• German court says ad-blocking is legal

  By Daniel Cooper

• Puerto Rico restores 70 percent of its power following blackout

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Cambridge Analytica was looking to jump on the crypto bandwagon, too

  By Mallory Locklear

• The Morning After: TESS takes off and Russia battles Telegram

  By Richard Lawler

• The EverCam promises a year of home security on a single charge

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Our democracy is broken. Why can't technology fix it?

  By Andrew Tarantola

• GoPro's latest trade-in program will take any digital camera

  By Jon Fingas

• Puerto Rico is experiencing an island-wide blackout (updated)

  By Swapna Krishna

• Airbnb just opened an 'Office of Healthy Tourism'

  By Rachel England

• EU may follow US push for easier data sharing across borders

  By David Lumb

• New York to investigate cryptocurrency exchanges

  By Rob LeFebvre

• IRS' direct online payment system goes down on tax day (update: resolved)

  By Jon Fingas

• Target’s Drive Up service is now available at 270 stores

  By Mallory Locklear

• Engadget giveaway: Win a Molekule air purifier!

  By Jon Turi

• Walmart will roll out a cleaner, sleeker website in May

  By Mariella Moon

• Former FCC broadband advisor arrested on $250 million fraud charges

  By Rachel England

• The updated Stylophone Gen X-1 synth comes to the US

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Target brings same-day delivery of in-store purchases to five cities

  By Mallory Locklear

• ZTE faces revived US export ban over false statements

  By Jon Fingas

• The Morning After: Weekend Edition

  By Richard Lawler

• Backpage.com CEO pleads guilty to human trafficking

  By Richard Lawler

• White Castle serves up plant-based meat with the Impossible Slider

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Anti-drone tech protected a weekend of NASCAR racing

  By Jon Fingas

• The Morning After: 'Fortnite' went down and Gmail's redesign

  By Richard Lawler

• Trump signs controversial FOSTA-SESTA bill into law

  By Mallory Locklear

• The Morning After: Facebook at the Senate, Intel's tiny yet powerful PC

  By Engadget

• FTC makes clear 'warranty void if removed' stickers are illegal

  By Mariella Moon

• Walmart expands grocery delivery with help from Postmates

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Urbanears made a smaller, $199 version of its connected speaker

  By Jon Fingas

• Vizio’s new P-series TV is its brightest yet

  By Swapna Krishna

• You won't have to sign for credit card purchases much longer

  By Jon Fingas

• Backpage.com officials indicted following FBI shutdown

  By David Lumb

• Oregon governor signs net neutrality bill into law

  By Jon Fingas

• Blackmagic's new $1,295 compact shoots 4K RAW movies

  By Steve Dent

• Sony's pro 4K camcorder has 4K RAW and 'Instant HDR'

  By Steve Dent

• After Math: The week of living dangerously

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Ultra HD group outlines next generation of 4K TV broadcasts

  By Jon Fingas

• The Morning After: Weekend Edition

  By Richard Lawler

• Backpage.com was seized by the federal government

  By Mallory Locklear

• The uncovering of a fake Russian pundit

  By Violet Blue

• The Morning After: Virgin Galactic and Fleetwood Mac

  By Richard Lawler

• Olympus' chic 4K mirrorless E-PL9 arrives in the US for $600

  By Steve Dent

• Consumer tech lobbyist calls China tariffs a 'poison pill'

  By Jon Fingas

• $20,000 mail drone takes flight -- and hits a wall

  By Jon Fingas

• Oppo 'gradually' winds down its Blu-ray player and audio business

  By Richard Lawler

• Malaysia is one step closer to outlawing fake news

  By Mallory Locklear

• Tablo launches more affordable over-the-air DVR with cloud storage

  By Jon Fingas

• NHK is ready to shoot slow motion 8K video

  By Jon Fingas

• After Math: This is a witch hunt

  By Andrew Tarantola

Nintendo (17)

• Nintendo’s E3 plans are all about ‘Super Smash Bros.’ for Switch

  By Mallory Locklear

• Nintendo partners up for a money-printing mobile RPG

  By Jamie Rigg

• Arcade classic '10-Yard Fight' is the Switch's first football game

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Nintendo’s Switch is a moneymaking hit and the future looks good

  By Jamie Rigg

• What we're playing: 'Donkey Kong Country: Tropical Freeze'

  By Engadget

• 'Wolfenstein II' blasts its way to the Switch on June 29th

  By Jon Fingas

• 'Super Mario 64: Ocarina of Time’ is the perfect Nintendo mashup

  By Nick Summers

• It's now safe to skin your Nintendo Switch

  By Jon Fingas

• Cult classic 'Night Trap' comes to Switch

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Nintendo knows you will destroy Labo's cardboard

  By David Lumb

• 'Dark Souls’ on Switch delayed until summer

  By David Lumb

• 'Sonic the Hedgehog' and other Sega classics are coming to the Switch

  By Jon Fingas

• Sega brings 'Football Manager Touch 2018' to Nintendo Switch

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Nintendo wants startups to pitch new Switch concepts

  By David Lumb

• 'Football Manager' will be on Nintendo Switch very soon

  By Jessica Conditt

• Survival game 'Don't Starve' hits Nintendo Switch April 12th

  By Rob LeFebvre

• 'Firewatch' is the latest indie game headed to Nintendo Switch

  By Timothy J. Seppala

PC Gaming (18)

• Valve won't release 'Dota 2' patches during major tournaments

  By Jon Fingas

• Steam Spy returns with less accurate game stats

  By David Lumb

• Microsoft shuts down a 'Halo Online' fan mod

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• 'Starcraft II' finally gets a store for player-made maps

  By Jamie Rigg

• GOG gets social by adding user profiles

  By David Lumb

• Valve acquires the creators of 'Firewatch'

  By Jon Fingas

• Alienware may have created the ultimate gamer hotel suite

  By Jamie Rigg

• Ray tracing explained: The future of hyper-realistic graphics

  By Christopher Schodt

• 'Hearthstone’s first big expansion of 2018, ‘Witchwood,’ is live

  By David Lumb

• Square Enix gives 'Chrono Trigger' the PC graphics update it needs

  By Rachel England

• Blizzard gives 16-year-old 'Warcraft III' a widescreen makeover

  By Mariella Moon

• Steam's revamped privacy features put an end to Steam Spy

  By David Lumb

• HP's latest Pavilion PCs are built for gamers on a budget

  By Jon Fingas

• Valve is 'still working hard' on Steam OS, Linux gaming

  By Richard Lawler

• $1,099 Vive Pro Starter Kit has everything you need for VR but the PC

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Square Enix pledges to fix the PC version of 'Chrono Trigger'

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• ASUS’ Zephyrus M is a thin gaming laptop with a six-core i7

  By Swapna Krishna

• 10 years later, 'SpyParty' hits Steam Early Access on April 12th

  By Jessica Conditt

PlayStation (7)

• Sony's business stabilizes with strong PS4 game sales

  By Nick Summers

• 'Tacoma' brings space-sleuthing to PS4 on May 8th

  By Nick Summers

• Battle royale pioneer 'H1Z1' comes to PS4 on May 22nd

  By Jon Fingas

• 'God of War' director's video shows the human side of making games

  By Jon Fingas

• 'Yakuza 6' makes its belated appearance on PS4 today

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Audi’s real-life ‘Gran Turismo’ car will race at Formula E

  By Swapna Krishna

• ‘Spider-Man’ arrives on PS4 September 7th

  By Timothy J. Seppala

Reviews (37)

• The Morning After: The loudest smartphone ever?

  By Mat Smith

• Ben Heck's Sega Saturn teardown

  By Engadget Staff

• B&O Beoplay H8i and H9i headphones review: Diminishing returns

  By Billy Steele

• Nest Hello review: A premium doorbell for the paranoid homeowner

  By Nicole Lee

• 'Dinner Party' tackles alien abduction in VR like an acid trip

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Windows 10's Timeline is the star of its latest update

  By Devindra Hardawar

• The Morning After: Nintendo's DIY cardboard kits reviewed

  By Mat Smith

• Nintendo Labo review: A labor of love

  By Devindra Hardawar

• The 65th anniversary Corvette is a performance beast for data nerds

  By Roberto Baldwin

• A first look at Spotify’s redesigned free mobile experience

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Huawei P20 Pro review: The best phone you'll never buy

  By Chris Velazco

• Fujifilm X-H1 review: Beautiful photos, but lacking X-series allure

  By Steve Dent

• The Moto E5 Plus is Motorola's biggest budget phone yet

  By Chris Velazco

• Motorola aims to keep the cheap phone crown with the G6 and G6 Play

  By Chris Velazco

• Roland’s TR-8S drum machine is ready to tackle the stage

  By Roberto Baldwin

• Pros and cons: Our verdict on Lenovo's ThinkPad X1 Yoga (2018)

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Panasonic SC-GA10 review: A smart speaker that fails to stand out

  By Billy Steele

• LG V30S ThinQ review: A solid but pointless phone

  By Chris Velazco

• Ogling Apple's Product RED iPhone 8 Plus

  By Chris Velazco

• BenQ's HT2550 is a well-priced 4K projector with some minor issues

  By Steve Dent

• How to actually get work done on an iPad

  By Whitson Gordon

• The real star of Vizio's 2018 TV lineup is value

  By Devindra Hardawar

• 'God of War' returns to form with good ol' father-son bonding

  By Nathan Ingraham

• Fisher-Price’s wearable baby monitor is an unreliable rash machine

  By Terrence O'Brien

• Gemini PDA review: We’ve come a long way since keyboards

  By James Trew

• Intel’s Hades Canyon NUC is a tiny gaming powerhouse

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Huawei P20 Pro teardown sheds light on its three cameras

  By Jon Fingas

• What we're buying: Toto's toilet upgrade and an old Game Boy Advance

  By Engadget

• HP's Chromebook x2 is a detachable tablet too

  By Jon Fingas

• Sony Xperia XZ2 Compact review: A smaller flagship without compromises

  By Jamie Rigg

• The C64 Mini review: Nostalgia’s not enough

  By Daniel Cooper

• Gigabyte Aero 15X review: The best lightweight gaming laptop yet

  By Steve Dent

• Apple iPad review (2018): A little better, a little less competition

  By Chris Velazco

• Sony Xperia XZ2 review: Memorable looks, forgettable features

  By Jamie Rigg

• HTC Vive Pro review: Better in every way, but it’s not for you

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Origin's EVO15-S packs a lot of gaming power into a 4.3-pound laptop

  By Steve Dent

• Skydio R1 review: The ultimate follow-me drone comes at a price

  By James Trew

Robotics (5)

• Students make hippotherapy more accessible with robotic horse

  By Mallory Locklear

• Sony and Carnegie Mellon team up to research cooking robots

  By Jon Fingas

• Aquatic drone swarms are coming to a body of water near you

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• littleBits adds coding and customization to its Star Wars Droid kit

  By Swapna Krishna

• Irrigation robots could help grow wine grapes in California

  By Mariella Moon

Samsung (6)

• Samsung shows record profits despite weak demand for mobile OLED

  By Richard Lawler

• Samsung Pay finally works with your PayPal Wallet

  By Jon Fingas

• Samsung could use AR Emoji as stand-ins during video chats

  By Jon Fingas

• Samsung is making six TV series just for VR

  By Cherlynn Low

• Samsung may use blockchain for its global shipping system

  By Swapna Krishna

• Bloomberg: Samsung's chip biz was still its top earner in Q1 2018

  By Mariella Moon

Science (20)

• Russia launches floating nuclear power plant on Baltic Sea (updated)

  By Steve Dent

• CRISPR pioneer wants to make an at-home test that detects disease

  By Mallory Locklear

• Someday, every piece of a person will be replaceable

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Researchers digitize writing with cheap, touch-sensitive paper

  By Mallory Locklear

• Touch-sensitive wall might let you control home devices in the future

  By Mallory Locklear

• MIT researchers turn water into 'calm' computer interfaces

  By Aaron Souppouris

• Johns Hopkins performs the first total penis and scrotum transplant

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Scientists grow human brain tissue in mice

  By Steve Dent

• In 'This is Climate Change,' you can't look away from the destruction

  By Devindra Hardawar

• Advanced microscope shows cells at work in incredible 3D detail

  By Steve Dent

• Scientists think these meteorite diamonds formed on a long-lost planet

  By Mallory Locklear

• Nike's 3D-printed textiles make running shoes even lighter

  By Jon Fingas

• Scientists accidentally produce an enzyme that devours plastic

  By Rachel England

• Two 'newly discovered' human organs aren't what they seem

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Xprize finalists to test CO2 recycling ideas in power plants

  By Nicole Lee

• MIT's wearable device can 'hear' the words you say in your head

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Canon's sensor can shoot slow-mo footage in the dark

  By Steve Dent

• US' proposed China tariffs would target robotics and satellites

  By Jon Fingas

• Tiny ‘hearing’ device is 100,000 times thinner than your eardrum

  By Rob LeFebvre

• How the brain vibrates may determine the severity of a concussion

  By Mallory Locklear

Smartphones (28)

• Samsung’s Galaxy S9 now comes with up to 256GB of storage

  By David Lumb

• Huawei may have a backup OS in case it has to drop Android

  By Jon Fingas

• LG G7 ThinQ's speaker is apparently ten times louder than others

  By Richard Lai

• Essential Phone is available in more countries, including UK and Japan

  By Mallory Locklear

• China's smartphone market sees its largest drop in five years

  By Jon Fingas

• OnePlus 6 will make its debut on May 16th

  By Jon Fingas

• LG G7 ThinQ will come with a super bright display

  By Richard Lai

• iOS 11.3.1 fixes unresponsive third-party iPhone 8 displays

  By Nicole Lee

• Purism's privacy-focused phone will support Ubuntu Touch

  By Rachel England

• ASUS made a sub-$200 smartphone to fight Xiaomi in India

  By Richard Lai

• LG's G7 packs a dedicated Google Assistant button

  By David Lumb

• The Honor 10 is as funky-looking as the Huawei P20, only cheaper

  By Jon Fingas

• OnePlus is assembling an Avengers-themed phone

  By Mariella Moon

• The Morning After: Samsung's new smartphone doesn't do data

  By Mat Smith

• The upgraded Nokia 6 is available for purchase in the US and UK

  By Swapna Krishna

• Engadget UK giveaway: Win a 'Pacific Rim' edition Honor 7X

  By Jamie Rigg

• Samsung's newest phone can't connect to the internet

  By Daniel Cooper

• Sony's dual camera Xperia XZ2 Premium takes ultra-low-light photos

  By Jon Fingas

• Android P might include iPhone X-style navigation gestures

  By Jon Fingas

• The FCC leaked pictures of a gold iPhone X

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Researchers say some Android phone makers hide missed updates

  By Mallory Locklear

• LG opens 'Software Upgrade Center' to accelerate Android updates

  By Richard Lawler

• Sony Xperia XZ2 and XZ2 Compact arrive in the US on April 20th

  By Jon Fingas

• iOS 11.3 may break aftermarket iPhone 8 displays

  By Rob LeFebvre

• LG's flagship G7 will launch in May

  By Mariella Moon

• Samsung Galaxy S9 DeX Pad comes to the US on May 13th

  By Mariella Moon

• OnePlus confirms some of the 6's key specs

  By Jon Fingas

• The Morning After: Huawei made a great smartphone camera

  By Engadget

Social Media (80)

• Twitter's new shows include Formula 1 and SportsCenter Live

  By Jon Fingas

• Iran tells ISPs to block Telegram

  By Mallory Locklear

• Twitter nabs live ESPN shows in new Disney deal

  By Jon Fingas

• TSA's thirst for Instagram fame pays off with three Webby awards

  By Jon Fingas

• Cambridge Analytica says it never got Twitter data from researcher (updated)

  By Jon Fingas

• Twitter sold data access to researcher in Cambridge Analytica scandal

  By Jon Fingas

• Facebook shrinks fake news links in hopes you'll miss them

  By Jon Fingas

• Twitter's timeline will highlight news links your friends tweet

  By Mariella Moon

• Suicide, violence, and going underground: FOSTA’s body count

  By Violet Blue

• Social media has a censorship problem of its own making

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Pinterest is testing a way to search pins by skin tone

  By Mariella Moon

• House Judiciary Committee hearing on social media called a 'hoax'

  By Richard Lawler

• Pinterest made its app more accessible to the visually impaired

  By Mallory Locklear

• Mozilla’s 'Hubs' is a VR chatroom for every headset and browser

  By David Lumb

• The Morning After: Cyborg dragons, Facebook's AI and hate speech

  By Mat Smith

• Snapchat will test unskippable ads in May

  By Mariella Moon

• Facebook will skip House hearing on social media censorship

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Snapchat's latest AR trick turns Lenses into games

  By Jon Fingas

• Twitter posts another profit and adds 6 million users

  By Daniel Cooper

• Snapchat backtracks on its redesign to highlight friends' Stories

  By Jon Fingas

• WhatsApp will require users in Europe to be at least 16 years old

  By Mallory Locklear

• Instagram Stories now allows multiple photo and video uploads at once

  By Mallory Locklear

• Instagram users can download a copy of their data

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Viacom perseveres with Snapchat-exclusive TV shows

  By Mariella Moon

• Facebook explains what advertisers know about you

  By Jon Fingas

• YouTube still has an ad problem

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• I believe in free speech, but Minds makes me queasy

  By Daniel Cooper

• Kanye just played Twitter like a fiddle

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Russia's Telegram ban is causing problems for Twitch

  By David Lumb

• Facebook is testing playable game ads so you can try before you buy

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Snapchat's sponsored filters are now a lot more like ads

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Facebook lets creators turn video premieres into live events

  By Jon Fingas

• Russia stops at nothing to silence Telegram

  By Daniel Cooper

• Facebook begins fact-checking news stories in India

  By Mallory Locklear

• Snapchat's Lens Studio now allows anyone to create a face filter

  By Swapna Krishna

• Weibo reverses planned purge of LGBT content

  By Rob LeFebvre

• You don't need a Facebook account to use Bumble

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• China's Weibo is purging violent and gay-themed content

  By Mariella Moon

• George R.R. Martin, the last great LiveJournal user, leaves the platform

  By David Lumb

• Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg owes lawmakers answers to these questions

  By Yahoo Finance

• Facebook Stories will add AR doodles and Boomerang GIFs

  By Mariella Moon

• Tougher regulation of Facebook is inevitable

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Instagram will let users download all their data

  By Rob LeFebvre

• LinkedIn Messenger gets GIFs for... job searching?

  By David Lumb

• Cambridge Analytica’s acting CEO is stepping down

  By David Lumb

• Watch Mark Zuckerberg's second day of congressional testimony at 10AM ET

  By Billy Steele

• Reddit names 944 banned Russian propaganda-linked accounts

  By Mariella Moon

• Twitter joins Facebook in supporting the Honest Ads Act

  By David Lumb

• Senate plans hearing on Cambridge Analytica's misuse of Facebook data

  By Jon Fingas

• Senators urge Zuckerberg to avoid 'nightmare' for Facebook users

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Instagram 'Focus' fakes portrait mode on single-camera phones

  By Jon Fingas

• Instagram tests its counterpart to Snapchat's friend codes

  By Jon Fingas

• Cambridge Analytica tries to shoot down Facebook data sharing claims

  By Jon Fingas

• Fake Black Lives Matter page on Facebook eclipsed the real thing

  By Jon Fingas

• Facebook starts telling users if Cambridge Analytica had their data

  By Mallory Locklear

• Study says Twitter bots share 66 percent of links to popular websites

  By Mallory Locklear

• Facebook to open up its data for research on social media and elections

  By Mallory Locklear

• The Morning After: Another Facebook ban

  By Richard Lawler

• Snapchat revives its chronological Stories feed for some users

  By Jon Fingas

• Homeland Security database would track bloggers, social media

  By Jon Fingas

• Twitter will show users its rules to discourage abuse

  By Jon Fingas

• Twitter changes may bring major issues for third-party apps (updated)

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Facebook plans to allow everyone to ‘unsend’ messages

  By David Lumb

• Nearly two billion people have watched Facebook Live broadcasts

  By Jon Fingas

• Russia is getting closer to banning Telegram

  By Swapna Krishna

• Snapchat's iPhone X-exclusive Lenses look more realistic than usual

  By Mariella Moon

• Twitter tries to explain how it fights breaking news hoaxes

  By Richard Lawler

• FDA wants Facebook and Twitter to crack down on opioid sales

  By Mallory Locklear

• Twitter has removed over 1.2 million accounts for promoting terrorism

  By Mallory Locklear

• A tweet sent Fleetwood Mac back to the Billboard charts

  By Swapna Krishna

• Tinder suffers sign-in problems following Facebook's privacy changes

  By Jon Fingas

• Facebook is changing the way it stores call and text history

  By Mallory Locklear

• A looping GIF could soon be your next Tinder profile pic

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• YouTube shooting suspect had been angry over filtering, demonetization

  By Richard Lawler

• Snapchat reinstates Giphy stickers following removal of racist GIFs

  By Mallory Locklear

• California bill would force Twitter and Facebook to identify bots

  By David Lumb

• Snapchat adds group video chats and friend tagging

  By Daniel Cooper

• Instagram limits access to user data for unofficial apps

  By Mariella Moon

• Facebook Messenger works with 360-degree photos and HD videos

  By Mariella Moon

• Reddit's first redesign in years is a major one

  By Mariella Moon

Space (35)

• Blue Origin completes its highest-ever test flight

  By Jon Fingas

• ESA releases the most detailed star map yet

  By Mariella Moon

• Mars 2020 lander's heat shield cracks in testing

  By Mariella Moon

• Blue Origin will livestream its first test flight of 2018

  By Mariella Moon

• NASA and ESA want to bring Mars soil samples back to Earth

  By Swapna Krishna

• NASA canceled our first step toward returning humans to the moon

  By Swapna Krishna

• SpaceX price hikes will make ISS cargo missions more costly

  By Steve Dent

• Hubble flies through the Milky Way's 'raucous star nursery'

  By Steve Dent

• US military hopes to launch rockets in 'days, not years'

  By Jon Fingas

• NASA finally has a new administrator

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Bill Gates, SoftBank and Airbus back plan to livestream the Earth

  By Rachel England

• SpaceX launches NASA's planet-finding spacecraft TESS

  By Mariella Moon

• Lego League returns to space with two robotics kits for competitions

  By Rob LeFebvre

• NASA's Orion crew capsule will have over 100 3D printed parts

  By Swapna Krishna

• The world's largest aircraft may finally take off this summer

  By Mariella Moon

• NASA may extend ISS stays following crew vehicle delays

  By Swapna Krishna

• SpaceX will build its massive interplanetary rocket in Los Angeles

  By Mariella Moon

• SpaceX will try 'giant party balloon' to slow upper rocket stages

  By Jon Fingas

• NASA's TESS spacecraft may find 1,600 new planets in the next two years

  By Swapna Krishna

• Jupiter's north pole comes to life in this 3D infrared video

  By Swapna Krishna

• Side view satellite images turn the Earth into 'Sim City'

  By Steve Dent

• WSJ: SpaceX not to blame for 'Zuma' spy satellite disaster

  By Swapna Krishna

• Boeing's first crewed space flight may be more than just a test

  By Swapna Krishna

• A new startup wants to launch a luxury space hotel into orbit

  By Swapna Krishna

• SpaceX cut its latest Falcon 9 stream because it didn't get a license

  By Mariella Moon

• Watch Virgin Galactic's new SpaceshipTwo take flight

  By Richard Lawler

• Virgin Galactic completes first powered test flight since 2014 crash

  By Swapna Krishna

• NASA may use swarms of robotic bees to study Mars

  By Swapna Krishna

• The Lunar Xprize will continue, but without the $20 million reward

  By Swapna Krishna

• Rocket Lab will try to launch its first commercial mission this month

  By Swapna Krishna

• NASA explores ‘quiet’ supersonic flight over land

  By Swapna Krishna

• Hubble space telescope spots the farthest known star

  By Jon Fingas

• India loses contact with a recently launched satellite

  By Swapna Krishna

• China's first space station burns up over the South Pacific

  By Nick Summers

• NASA's latest tech investments include shapeshifters and biobots

  By Jon Fingas

Streaming (71)

• What’s coming to Netflix in May: Michelle Wolf's weekly talk show

  By David Lumb

• Viacom launches studio dedicated to shows for YouTube and Facebook

  By Jon Fingas

• CamSoda starts livestreaming erotic fitness classes

  By Daniel Cooper

• YouTube helps advertisers target TV cord cutters

  By Jon Fingas

• Netflix offers a first look at Michelle Wolf's weekly talk show

  By Jon Fingas

• Netflix orders sci-fi series with 'Battlestar Galactica' actor

  By Mariella Moon

• NFL renews deal with Amazon for ‘Thursday Night Football’ through 2019

  By David Lumb

• EU law would force Netflix, Amazon to stream more European content

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Netflix taps Gabriel Iglesias for comedy series and stand-up specials

  By Swapna Krishna

• House sends key music royalties bill to the Senate

  By Swapna Krishna

• Spotify streaming comes to Sky Q boxes

  By Rachel England

• Netflix's 'Follow This' chronicles the BuzzFeed news cycle

  By Swapna Krishna

• Bandsintown integrates Apple Music for in-app streaming

  By Billy Steele

• Amazon renews 'Jack Ryan' months before it premieres

  By Jon Fingas

• Sports Illustrated's standalone streaming service is now available

  By Rob LeFebvre

• 'Sense8' finale will debut on Netflix June 8th

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Pandora Premium arrives on Xbox One

  By Rachel England

• Roku adds private listening for multiple viewers

  By Jon Fingas

• Roku is getting free live news, starting with ABC

  By Devindra Hardawar

• YouTube mistakenly pulls video exposing Alex Jones' conspiracy theories

  By Jon Fingas

• Twitch's custom extensions can now ask for Bits

  By Jon Fingas

• Netflix gives 'Fast and Furious' the cartoon treatment it deserves

  By Rob LeFebvre

• CBS All Access and its exclusive shows are now available in Canada

  By Mallory Locklear

• Amazon, Netflix and studios sue subscription service over piracy

  By Jon Fingas

• Vice goes to the big screen with Motherboard science documentary

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Amazon Prime lands futuristic love story ‘Zoe’

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Football drama 'Friday Night Lights' starts streaming on Hulu

  By Edgar Alvarez

• CBS All Access lands Muhammad Ali biography '8 Fights'

  By Rob LeFebvre

• AT&T CEO reveals a $15 streaming TV package is coming soon

  By Richard Lawler

• Spotify voice control is coming to UE's Alexa-powered speakers

  By Mariella Moon

• Hulu adds Cheddar's online-only TV channels to its roster

  By Jon Fingas

• Netflix’s Snapchat-like trailers are now on iOS

  By Mallory Locklear

• Sports Illustrated TV will start streaming on more platforms

  By David Lumb

• Idris Elba's Netflix show is 'Charles in Charge' with turntables

  By Jon Fingas

• YouTube TV brings two Cheddar digital-only shows to its lineup

  By Rob LeFebvre

• 'GLOW' season two elbow drops on Netflix June 29th

  By Jon Fingas

• YouTube details how its updates help creators get paid

  By Jon Fingas

• ESPN+ now streams on Roku devices

  By Jon Fingas

• iHeartRadio offers curated playlists to free users

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Hulu snags documentary series on the Fyre Festival fiasco

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Netflix subscriber count hits 125 million

  By Richard Lawler

• Spotify lures away Apple Music's head of hip-hop programming

  By Jon Fingas

• We're listening to: 'Acquisitions Inc.' and 'The Adventure Zone'

  By Kris Naudus

• Budget TV service Philo now streams on Amazon and Apple devices

  By Swapna Krishna

• Hulu renews Sarah Silverman's talk show for a second season

  By Jon Fingas

• After Math: The golden age of streaming

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Formula One's streaming service won't launch until next month

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Comcast is bundling Netflix into cable packages

  By Richard Lawler

• 'Jessica Jones' gets a third season at Netflix

  By Jon Fingas

• Hulu discounts its HBO add-on to $5 per month

  By Jon Fingas

• Spotify’s latest acquisition might help fix its royalty problem

  By Mallory Locklear

• ESPN+ is the sports-streaming cord-cutters have been waiting for

  By Edgar Alvarez

• ESPN+ offers a first look at Disney’s big plans for streaming

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Netflix won’t be going to Cannes after all

  By David Lumb

• Apple Music celebrates 40 million subscribers with a new boss

  By Rob LeFebvre

• 'The Spy' is Netflix's chronicle of Israeli secret agent Eli Cohen

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• Hulu and Spotify bundle will only cost you $13 a month

  By Mallory Locklear

• Spotify may offer free users better features in its mobile app

  By Jon Fingas

• Hulu's live TV service is now available on LG smart TVs

  By David Lumb

• Twitch will stream five short films and a Q&A by Neill Blomkamp

  By Rachel England

• Pandora's CEO is doubling down on podcasts

  By Yahoo Finance

• YouTube may handpick videos for its Kids app

  By Mariella Moon

• Spotify might be working on an in-car music player

  By Mallory Locklear

• YouTube's live TV service now streams in Firefox

  By Mariella Moon

• Spotify’s challenge is to prove it’s a real business, not a fantasy

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Netflix orders an adult animated show about terrible cops

  By David Lumb

• Twitter will stream another season of Major League Baseball

  By Mariella Moon

• ESPN's standalone sports streaming service launches April 12th

  By Billy Steele

• Genius tests out swipe-able 'song story' explainers

  By Mat Smith

• Brits (still) can't stream BBC iPlayer abroad

  By Mat Smith

• European travelers can now watch Netflix like they're at home

  By Jon Fingas

Tablets (1)

• Sony shrinks its Digital Paper E Ink tablet

  By Steve Dent

Technology (1)

• Elon Musk: 'Oh btw I’m building a cyborg dragon'

  By Rob LeFebvre

Tomorrow (4)

• There's no escape from the harrowing truth about reality in VR

  By Cherlynn Low

• HD vinyl is a promise, not a product

  By Timothy J. Seppala

• The ethically murky marriage of technology and beauty

  By Cherlynn Low

• 'Future Flowers' blossom at an ancient Japanese shrine

  By Steve Dent

TV & Movies (34)

• What's on TV: 'Manhunt,' 'Donkey Kong' and 'I'm Dying Up Here'

  By Richard Lawler

• The devastation of nuclear war is VR's latest reality check

  By Cherlynn Low

• MoviePass no longer lets you see the same movie more than once

  By Mallory Locklear

• A horror director brings slasher films to VR with 'Campfire Creepers'

  By Devindra Hardawar

• MoviePass CEO is unsure if it will offer a movie-per-day plan again

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Hulu cancels 'The Path' after three seasons

  By Mariella Moon

• What's on TV: 'Handmaid's Tale,' '3%' and 'Archer'

  By Richard Lawler

• A VR film forced me to confront my fear of the sea

  By Cherlynn Low

• The next 'Doom' movie won't play in theaters

  By Jon Fingas

• Experience the horror of a Syrian air raid in 'Hero'

  By Cherlynn Low

• The surprising beauty of nature reclaiming Toronto in VR

  By Devindra Hardawar

• The Morning After: Bad news for MoviePass

  By Richard Lawler

• MoviePass’s finances show that it might be too good to be true

  By Swapna Krishna

• Alicia Vikander turns 'Tide's Fall' into a VR masterpiece

  By Devindra Hardawar

• What's on TV: 'Westworld,' 'God of War' and 'Mercury 13'

  By Richard Lawler

• cPass wants to be the European MoviePass for all entertainment

  By Jamie Rigg

• MoviePass teams with iHeartRadio for three-month limited movie plan

  By Rob LeFebvre

• HBO renews 'Silicon Valley' for a sixth season

  By Mallory Locklear

• Martin Scorsese to direct Netflix special on 'Second City Television'

  By Mallory Locklear

• 'Hidden Figures' will be made into a TV series

  By Jon Fingas

• Vizio adds Dolby Atmos to its latest home theater speakers

  By Jon Fingas

• Adam Savage returns to Discovery Channel with 'Mythbusters Jr.'

  By Rob LeFebvre

• Netflix’s ‘Nailed It!’ casts season two with a cookie selfie challenge

  By Mallory Locklear

• 'Westworld' creators have an unusual approach to S2 spoilers

  By Richard Lawler

• What's on TV: 'The Expanse,' 'Lost in Space' and 'Chef's Table'

  By Richard Lawler

• 'Star Trek: Discovery' has found its Christopher Pike

  By Jon Fingas

• Amazon cancels 'Mozart in the Jungle' after four seasons

  By Jon Fingas

• The Weather Channel will bring mixed-reality disasters to broadcasts

  By Swapna Krishna

• 'Alex's Sci-Fi World' is a beautiful piece of VR animation

  By Nick Summers

• Netflix eyes its first major TV BAFTA

  By Swapna Krishna

• The Morning After: The real world doesn't matter in ‘Ready Player One’

  By Engadget

• In ‘Ready Player One,’ the real world doesn't matter

  By Devindra Hardawar

• What's on TV: 'Legion' and 'Seth Rogen's Hilarity for Charity'

  By Richard Lawler

• What we're watching: 'The Magicians'

  By Engadget

VPN (2)

• Opera discontinues its mobile VPN app (updated)

  By Jon Fingas

• Mt. Gox chief returns as an exec at a VPN giant

  By Jon Fingas

Wearables (19)

• Apple's rumored AR headset may pack 8K displays and VR support

  By Jon Fingas

• Disney's 'Force Jacket' prototype allows you to feel every VR punch

  By Swapna Krishna

• Tile brings video and voice to its trackers with help from Comcast

  By Mallory Locklear

• Snap's new Spectacles offer better quality for more money

  By Steve Dent

• Garmin's Approach S10 GPS golf watch is simple and cheap

  By Mariella Moon

• Engadget giveaway: Win a set of refinished AirPods courtesy of BlackPods!

  By Jon Turi

• HTC's latest Vive Pro VR kit is built for business

  By Jon Fingas

• Smart glasses could stream video without killing your battery

  By Jon Fingas

• CTRL-Labs' EMG wristbands may spell the end for keyboards and mice

  By Andrew Tarantola

• Apple will repair your swollen Watch Series 2 battery for free

  By Jon Fingas

• Misfit's $150 slimmed-down hybrid watch is now available

  By Mariella Moon

• FedEx will use smart glasses to help pilots land in emergencies

  By Jon Fingas

• A temporary tattoo may be able to track your alcohol levels

  By Swapna Krishna

• Snap is working on a new set of Spectacles

  By Rachel England

• Leap Motion crafts a reference design for cheap AR headsets

  By Daniel Cooper

• Louis Vuitton now sells a pricey tracker for your designer luggage

  By Mallory Locklear

• Motiv's activity tracking ring now works with Android and Alexa

  By Jon Fingas

• Pizza Hut's 'smart' shoes turn you into a fashionable couch potato

  By Edgar Alvarez

• Stomach wearable could replace the need for invasive probes

  By Steve Dent

Xbox (6)

• Xbox One update can automatically put your TV in game mode

  By Richard Lawler

• Discord comes to Xbox for integrated chats

  By David Lumb

• 'PUBG' players on Xbox One can test the game's second map

  By Jon Fingas

• Leak reveals Microsoft's new Xbox Avatar system

  By Rachel England

• 'Sea of Thieves' updates will focus on new maps, not perks

  By Jon Fingas

• Xbox One X enhancements come to 'Red Dead Redemption' and 'Portal 2'

  By Jon Fingas