The Apple Watch wasn't a runaway hit, but years of steady refinement have made it a success.
Nathan Ingraham
Nathan is the deputy managing editor at Engadget, keeping track of the site's daily news operations and covering Google, Apple, gaming, apps and weird internet culture. He now lives in Philadelphia after stints in Boston and San Francisco.
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Sonos Radio is the company's first foray into original content
Thom Yorke is curating his own station and Sonos has its answer to Beats 1, as well.
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The latest Flip isn't the Chromebook for everyone, unlike previous models.
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Samsung Galaxy Chromebook review: Great, until the battery runs out
That 4K screen comes at a major cost.
Pinterest's new Today tabs offers curated boards and coronavirus info
The company made a one-stop shop to keep you motivated.
Apple's new Air could be the MacBook for everyone
For the first time in years, Apple's cheapest laptop might also be the best for most people.
Apple is adding trackpad support to older iPad models
A software update is set for March 24th.
Sonos is releasing a new OS and controller app for its speakers this June
The oldest Sonos products won't get this update, but they'll still work with the company's current app.
Sonos kills its device-bricking 'recycle mode'
You can still get 30 percent off new Sonos gear if you have one of its "legacy" products.
What does the end of Elizabeth Warren's campaign mean for big tech?
Unsurprisingly, Bernie Sanders wants to regulate tech companies more closely than Joe Biden.
