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• Nintendo’s Miyamoto casually references new hardware, MotionPlus games
• Panasonic TH-P54VT2 takes plasma HDTVs into 3D territory
• Google starts live phone support for Nexus One owners
• Notion Ink to have competition to encourage development for Adam reader, might release two versions
• PrePeat rewritable printer lets you undo print jobs, no ink or toner used
• HTC Dragon and friends turn up on Dopod roadmap
• Nokia Nuron spotted again, connection to 5230 cemented?
• Current MacBook Pro SKU given mark of death in Best Buy database?
• JXD V3 handheld is confused, confusing and altogether interesting
• Native Instruments Kontrol X1 impressions
• Analyst: Apple to be ‘nimble’ on iPad pricing, athletic on pommel horse
• Wisair-based wireless display adapters head to Macs
• Locus OS concept video shows the future of computing… right now
• HTC Hero-controlled Mindstorms bot hints at Android uprising
• Nook now in stock online and in stores, with new ‘More In Store’ content
• HTC Legend spotted just hanging out, playing it cool
• Inbrics’ Android-based M1 slated to ship this year
• InPhase out of business, assets seized for back taxes
• Google working on voice translator phone, redefining synergy
• Corsair readying Nova and Reactor 2.5-inch SSDs for release
• Canon rolls out four new colorful PowerShot compact cams
• Motorola Droid’s next update to be Android 2.1, includes multitouch browser
• LG LU9400 Arena Max pictured hiding a 1GHz Snapdragon inside
• Zenith 5-S-29 radio case mod explained in excellent, water-cooled detail
• Samsung’s first ‘Super AMOLED’ phone to debut next week?
• PwnageTool for iPhone OS 3.1.3 released for the version obsessed
• Sharp and Samsung settle LCD patent cases, end legal dispute
• BenQ V2220 claims ‘world’s slimmest’ monitor title
• ASUS Eee Top ET1610PT with Atom D410 shows up in online support pages
• Gigabyte M1405 spied hauling around its external GPU
• Sony develops 11Gbps short-range wireless intra-connection
• 2011 Chevy Volt pinned with a November 1st official production kickoff date?
• VIZIO Super Bowl ad pushes internet connected HDTVs in a big way
• Motorola hops in the tub with Megan Fox during the Super Bowl
• Dell Mini 10 adds WiMAX, collects FCC certification
• Geoff McFetridge “Does”
• Swatpaz
• Watch Nexus One get built, then beaten mercilessly
• Matthew Albanese
• Minimalist Star Wars travel posters
• HTC Incredible caught on video rocking Snapdragon, Android 2.1 with Sense UI, and Verizon bands
• Engadget Podcast 182 - 02.07.2010
• Report: Large Hadron Collider producing tons of awesome collisions
• Twitter-powered robotic popcorn machine: media snacker deluxe
• IBM demonstrates 100GHz graphene transistor
• Nexus One video series, part two: Google schools us on OLED displays
• Kindle dev kit now rolling out in limited beta
• Google’s Superbowl ad will make you cry a little bit
• Motorola MOTOSPLIT to have dynamic key labels, lame processor?
• This day in Engadget: Steve Jobs calls for an end to DRM
• Yinlips busts out a 6-inch, E Ink-boasting e-reader
• T-Mobile getting Moto CLIQ XT, HTC HD2, Nokia Nuron next month?
• Eco shocker: Turbine Light concept uses wind to light highways
• Sony Ericsson answers your nagging X10 questions, ‘newer version’ of Android will come
• How would you change HTC’s HD2?
• Sony Ericsson Aspen caught on video, loving life with WinMo 6.5.3
• PlayStation 3 still a loss leader, ’six cents for every dollar’ of hardware sold
• Dell Mini 5 earns FCC approval, AT&T 3G coverage assured
• RIM’s BIS 3.0 email features apparently leaked, finally does Gmail justice
• Lenovo ThinkPad X201T convertible tablet hits the FCC, Australia
• Hutchison Austria to offer discounted iPad with 2-year contract for i-Mo 3G modem
• Logitech Squeezebox Touch delayed, again
• HTC HD2 extended battery gets its close-up, lower price
• Kratos casemod can bring ‘God of War’ to your desktop… if you really want that
• X2 brings the Amtek iTablet back from the abyss, forgets that no one cared the first time
• Researchers say new material could let cars be powered by their bodywork
• Motorola Droid gets official multitouch support — in Google Maps, anyway
• Dell Precision M6500 gets upgraded with USB 3.0, Core i5 options
• Hachette Book Group also pulls away from Amazon
• Motorola Milestone looks set for February 18 launch on Telus; AT&Ters, get your unlocking pants on
• AAXA intros L1 laser pico projector / media player
• New lithium-ion battery could last 20 years, long after you’ve broken the devices they once powered
• Sling says it didn’t change iPhone SlingPlayer for AT&T
• New work from Tim Gough
• The New Yorker: Behind the Cover
• USB Electronic Key Impressioner could help you be gone in 60 milliseconds
• Hori Real Arcade Pro Premium VLX has a name to match its size, price
• Ancient DOS bug gets squashed
• Humax HD-FOX T2 is first Freeview HD box in the UK, garners positive review
• Germanium lasers offer ray of hope for optical computing
• ARM planning three new Cortex CPUs, Eagle headed for smartphones
• Kindle display maker PVI promises touchscreens, color and flexibility in 2010 models
• Sensorly aims to keep coverage maps honest
• Xbox v1 games, systems no longer Live; Microsoft’s pulling the plug April 15
• N900 gains PS3 Sixaxis control over SNES gaming (video)
• Nook firmware 1.2 coming to stores ‘this week,’ current owners a bit later on
• Photovoltaic circuit makes solar-powered touchscreens possible, not yet plausible
• Samsung’s transparent OLED laptop could hit retail, IceTouch PMP will get the ball rolling
• Google waxes poetic on Nexus One’s design in video series, new docks shown off
• DARPA-based Siri virtual assistant hits the App Store, smartphone sentience can’t be far behind (video)
• Ask Engadget: Best NAS / media streamer combo device?
• Gorillaz – Plastic Beach trailer
• Panasonic cops to rising black levels in its plasma HDTVs, but questions still remain
• Deutsche Telekom rumored to be eyeing T-Mobile USA spinoff
• DARPA job posting talks of developing an autonomous, grenade-wielding robot
• Zune Pass hit by wave of disappearing music?
• Mark Siegel’s Sailor Twain
• Jessica Fortner’s sculpted illustrations
• Another illustrated marriage proposal
• NASA and GM’s Robonaut2 allows human astronauts to feel the fear of obsolescence (video)
• Penn State’s optical wireless tech does gigabit, bounces off walls
• Xperia X10 lands on Vodafone UK in April
• Nokia mounts huge Ovi Maps signpost on a crane in London (video)
• Sony returns to profitability as core electronics business struggles
• Intel teases six-core Gulftown, discusses tera-scale computing
• Major infrastucture supplier calls it: LTE over WiMAX
• Lenovo names T410i, T410si, and T510i ThinkPads in honor of Core i3-330M inside
• ATI Radeon HD 5450 focuses on multimedia features, neglects gaming
• THQ CEO calls PS3 Motion Controller ‘Arc’ throughout investor call
• Comcast smears the XFINITY brand across all its services
• WebOS homebrew MyTether app updated, brings WiFi hotspots to Verizon Palms w/o the extra subscription
• Apple gets a patent on smart screen bezels
• Symbian’s revealing something tomorrow, but what? (update: open source!)
• HP increases lead over Acer in worldwide laptop shipments
• Indian mobile carriers scramble as illegal towers are shut down
• Weather Channel distributes Android app via on-screen QR code
• Motorola Zeppelin spotted again, Android-ness confirmed
• Amoeba-inspired ChIMERA robot slithers on video
• CBS brings 3D advertising to Grand Central Station, glasses makers drink to that
• Fujifilm intros 3D Print System, which probably requires wicked expensive ink
• Spawn Labs starts shipping HD-720, your video games now ready to be slung
• Snaiad: Life on Another World
• Neonode lives: zForce e-reader touchscreen gets pumped into Koobe Jin Young reader
• Cornell’s switchable adhesive device keeps candy from falling, could let you dance on the ceiling (video)
• Penn State busts out 100mm graphene wafers, halcyonic dream inches closer to reality
• How Gabe Swarr draws his webcomic
• Motorola Devour officially coming to Verizon next month
• Sony working to wedge laser-based pico projectors into its compact cameras?
• Open-PC is the nettop for those who won’t be constrained by you and your corporate ways
• Intel swings 25nm factory doors open for a tour de fab
• ASUS N82 and N61 join the USB 3.0 laptop party
• Large Hadron Collider schedules holiday for 2012, full 7 TeV power for 2013
• FlexiKnob paddle controllers are perfect for playing your old Atari Breakout ROMs
• PSP Go ‘relaunch’ in the works?
• Samsung does the 2TB shuffle with EcoGreen F3EG hard drive
• Android display battle: In the end, there can be only One
• Ricoh CX3 gets back-illuminated CMOS sensor, much geek lust
• Sony licenses ‘official’ PS3 external HDDs, doesn’t fully comprehend concept of interoperability
• Toshiba Portege M780 highlights business laptop refresh to Core i-series CPUs
• HP TouchSmart 600 Quad series does the Core i7 thing
• Ovi Maps downloaded 1.4 million times in first week since going free
• Japan certifies its first LTE device, LG says ‘whoa, ours?’
• HP’s 8440 and 8540 EliteBooks ready to ship with Core i7 inside
• Hasselblad creates 40 megapixel H4D-40 medium format camera, wants $20k for it
• Nexus One’s big update can be had without the wait
• Major textbook pubs partner with ScrollMotion for iPad development
• Nanopool’s spray-on liquid glass could keep bacteria, water off of pretty much anything
• Rupert Murdoch: Amazon now ‘willing to renegotiate’ e-book prices
• Ekokook concept kitchen’s mantra: waste not, want not
• TI’s OMAP4 prototype drives three independent displays without breaking a sweat
• Fujitsu gets official with LifeBook T900 tablet PC
• Dyzplastic’s authorized Android figurines not upgradeable, but guaranteed not to crash
• Zune HD drops $30-$40 at Amazon, Newegg
• Nexus One gets a software update, enables multitouch (updated with video!)
• Next iPhone codename, new iPod touch revealed in latest SDK and firmware
• No-glasses 3D display with 64 viewing angles to debut at CeBIT
• Southwest nails down in-flight WiFi partnership, whole fleet to be lit by 2012
• Microsoft says it’s looking into laptop battery issues with Windows 7
• iPhone OS 3.1.3 available now
• JVC trots out Everio GZ-HM340 HD camcorder with 16GB of internal storage
• Sega Zone: the Genesis with a Wiimote nobody asked for
• Displax film could turn nearly any surface into touchscreen, make your keyboard irate
• Intel said to be cooking up DDR3-lovin’ Atom N475 and Atom N455 CPUs
• Fujitsu LifeBook UH900 now available in US for $850
• We’re turning comments off for a bit
• Sony busts out colorful VAIO E Series laptops
• Brendan Wenzel
• Scala Rider G4 Bluetooth headset enables four-way biker communication
• The Best Custom Lettering of 2009
• Pyxis OS demo video sports high production values despite DIY Arduino hardware
• TDK’s TH-WR700 cans do wireless over Kleer
• Jill Stuart’s Sweet Limited Package PSP makes its own innuendos, coming in March
• Google mum on Chrome OS touch support, Chromium devs show us how it might look anyway (video)
• Citrix Nirvana phone provides the full desktop experience — BYO keyboard and monitor (video)
• NEC MultiSync PA241W brings full 1920 x 1200 IPS glory to the well-heeled old schooler
• Windows 7 gets a thorough SSD optimization guide
• Apple iPad rumor roundup: Abraham Zapruder edition
• Lenovo X201 Tablet, W701 and new L series revealed by ThinkPad roadmap slide
• NVIDIA’s first two Fermi cards to be known as GeForce GTX 470 and GTX 480
• Sony Ericsson Aspen: first with Windows Mobile 6.5.3
• Dell Latitude 13: a thin-and-light for big business
• Samsung GT-S8500 is first with Bluetooth 3.0
• Olympus intros SP-800UZ and SP-600UZ megazooms, Stylus Tough 8010 / 6020
• Fujifilm gets official with 2010 FinePix digital camera lineup
• Inaugural Sky 3DTV soccer broadcast received warmly, hooligans opt for Michael Jackson & the Grammys instead
• WiFi-detector T-shirt turned into a bumper sticker for the roadfaring nerd
• FusionGarage says Joojoo pre-orders went up after iPad announcement, new funding on the way
• Klipsch Image X10i iPhone-friendly earbud impressions
• Microsoft busts out SideWinder X4 anti-ghosting keyboard
• Microsoft Tag makes a video appearance, still seeking popularity
• Evolving robots navigate a maze, help each other, plot descruction of mankind
• Android ported to Pandora, in the name of science or something
• Wacom Intuos4 succumbs to peer pressure, goes wireless
• Teenager invents low-frequency radio for underground communications
• Samsung’s 30nm DDR3 DRAM set to lower costs and power consumption later this year
• Dell E6510 / Margaux strolls through the FCC (Update: E6410 too)
• N97 firmware update v21.0.045 ready to download
• NTT DoCoMo will demo LTE prototype at MWC, launch service this year
• Xbox 360 Hard Drive accessory bumped to 250GB in Japan
• Cignias NAO Symphony wireless iPod boombox gets unboxed
• Deanmark’s AirMouse looks more like a ragged glove, less like an input peripheral
• Motorola Backflip spotted in the wilds of China
• Armatix pistol / wristwatch combo tells time… to stay put
• Sony’s John Koller: Apple’s entrance into gaming market drives consumers to PSP
• CE-Oh no he didn’t? Part LXVII: Steve Jobs lashes out at Google, calls Adobe ‘lazy’
• PMA leak roundup: Olympus, Fujifilm and Hasselblad plan new shooters
• 8.9-inch ExoPC Slate has iPad looks, netbook internals, Windows 7 soul
• ZAGGsparq portable USB charger gets reviewed, adored
• Dual Electronics’ iPod touch GPS cradle now shipping in late February
• Study finds people want more from their Kindles, less from their newspapers
• Study finds people want more from their Kindles, less from their newspapers
• Proto-2 humanoid robot auditions for Thunderbirds 2.0
• Firefox for Mobile makes Maemo its first home
• Virgin Mobile Canada lights up HSPA+ network, iPhone 3GS, Bold 9700 in tow
• Lenovo’s G560 and G460 laptops now available to order
• Tesla Roadster to bid adieu in 2011, successor coming in 2013
• iPad UI gets ported to the iPhone and iPod touch
• Mattel rolls out foldable Stealth Rides R/C cars
• How would you change Nikon’s D300S?
• Alienware now shipping 23-inch OptX AW2310 1080p 3D monitor
• Confirmed: iPhone OS 3.2 has support for video calling, file downloads, and SMS
• Microsoft CFO says ‘we’ll have much more to say’ about WinMo 7 in February
• Mitsubishi to introduce preposterously large 149-inch OLED TV at ISE 2010
• Totally blow out the big game! Part V: Super Bowl XLIV
• Alienware’s ‘Phantom’ concept became M11x, cranks through Left 4 Dead 2 on video
• Around the World with Mouk
• T-Mobile myTouch 3G Fender Limited Edition impressions
• Lenovo introduces AMD-based IdeaPad G455A for China
• Alienware’s Core i7-equipped M15x and M17x now available to order
• Haniboi screen prints
• Sony says the Reader is selling ‘very well,’ thank you very much, isn’t planning color versions
• Steve Jobs compares iPad battery life to Kindle’s: ‘You’re not going to read for 10 hours’ (video)
• Giroux Daguerreotype is world’s first mass-produced camera, about to become the most expensive one too
• Broadcom co-founder cleared of drug-related charges, party at Henry T. Nicholas III’s place!
• AMD and Intel’s six-core CPU plans revealed by mobo makers
• Michael Dell pulls Mini 5 Android tablet from his parka, offers to put one in yours in ‘a couple of months’ (video)
• Toshiba TG02 lives, drops by the FCC
• HTC Magic’s Sense update ready for download
• Tengu Black ready to rock your world
• Apple’s iPad to demand lion’s share of tablet PC market?
• Teased Olympus Micro Four Thirds camera leaked?
• HTC’s HD2 carrying a secret stash of hidden RAM
• Meet Diego-san, the latest robot baby to haunt your nightmares
• 80-port USB hub makes you feel like a powerful soldier
• Zune software references rumored Project Pink devices, a video upload service?
• Ask Engadget: Best noise cancelling Bluetooth headset?
• Sungale adds a touch of sleek, a pinch of ugly to 4.3-inch Kula TV PMP
• Fring for iPhone now lets you call with Skype over 3G
• Rest easy, iPad roamers: O2 and Orange have micro SIM orders, too
• ‘Millions of people’ now own Kindles, says Amazon in its most non-vague sales statement yet
• Pentax’s Optio I-10 point-and-shoot gets the hands-on treatment
• Microsoft reports $6.66b Q1 net profit, Windows 7 ‘fastest selling OS in history’
• Gateway’s DVD-playin’ EC14D netbook spotted in the wild
• Alienware’s M11x netbook gets a base price: $799
• Motorola will ‘broaden the scope’ of Blur, sell a phone through Google this year
• Researchers aim to give surgeons 3D maps, directions of human body
• Dell Adamo falls to under $1,000 for the first time, tempts you mercilessly
• The Engadget Podcast, live at 4:15PM EST!
• Adobe on Flash and the iPad: ‘Apple is continuing to impose restrictions on their devices’
• Samsung’s 3D Blu-ray player available for preorder on Amazon: $399
• Apple and Fujitsu inevitably caught up in iPad trademark dispute
• Clear WiMAX USB modem impressions
• IBM opens up graphene bandgap, edges closer to commercialization
• AT&T says it’s ‘closing the gap’ on dropped calls
• Cypress demos 14-inch TrueTouch capacitive multitouch screen
• Motorola files another small profit in fourth quarter
• Moto CLIQ hacked to enable FM radio, easy listenin’ coming soon
• EVGA’s W555 motherboard gets a once over, can hold seven GPUs
• LaCie serves up Enterprise Class versions of Quadra external drives
• Sarotech updates book-like Hardbox to version 3.0, embraces SuperSpeed USB
• Nintendo said Ninten-no to Project Natal in 2007?
• Nokia grows profits and smartphone share in Q4
• China says Android can stay, misses Google’s point
• 3D TV coming to British pubs this weekend, can expect chilly reception
• HP’s TouchSmart tm2 gets exhaustively unboxed on video
• Apple’s iPad keyboard dock, case and other accessories get the hands-on treatment
• OLPC XO 1.5 gets the FCC’s seal of approval
• Editorial: Engadget on the Apple iPad
• iPad vs. iPhone: what does 3G cost you?
• Apple iPad first hands-on!
• Researchers propose using undersea internet cables to detect tsunamis
• Jack Teagle
• Asus exec confirms Eee Pad tablet plans, picks a bad day
• Delta Electronics to ship 13.1-inch color e-readers by Q2 2010
• Nexus One succumbs to Colorware’s charms
• FaderTouch creates custom trippy visuals for your own private club, opium den (video)
• Zune HD Facebook app will be ready when it’s ready
• Hydrophobia rain cover promises to keep your DSLR dry, mysterious
• NFC goes peer-to-peer, won’t help you download next week’s Lost premiere
• Apple granted patent for a proximity-sensing touchscreen
• Nexus One Dock to support external speakers, make use of that Bluetooth radio?
• Zeon display filter ameliorates backlight bleed, improves LCD contrast and viewing angles
• Nokia’s mobile radar handset responds to movement, not emotion
• Pressure-sensitive touchscreens show up on the not too distant horizon
• Verizon lost $653 million last quarter in spite of increasing revenues
• Windows Mobile 7 roadmap elucidated, starts with MWC 2010 demo
• Is this the Apple tablet?
• Puppy Tweets lets your puppy… tweet
• Our live coverage of the Apple ‘latest creation’ event starts tomorrow at 10:00AM PT / 1:00PM ET
• General Motors to manufacture electric motors, with first coming in 2013
• FCC expands ETF inquiry, fires off letters to AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, and Google
• Seagate teams with LSI to enter PCIe-based SSD game
• Next-gen AMD Scorpius and Lynx desktop platforms leak out, Fusion still coming in 2011
• Mad Catz makes the Wii a fighter with moddable FightStick
• HTC Supersonic maybe rendered, matches up with leaks so far
• Nokia X6 16GB announced, Comes Without Music
• Thomson PoMMeS IPTV tablet hits the FCC
• DIY scanner cuts out the hassle, keeps the fun of Super 8 film scanning
• Steorn livestream to settle the case for overunity once and for all… or something like that
• HTC Supersonic for Sprint possibly spotted in the very, very ugly wild
• Timex readying GPS-equipped Ironman Global Trainer wristwatch
• Timex readying GPS-equipped Ironman Global Trainer wristwatch
• Google: Nexus One 3G issues result of poor coverage, bugs; patch possibly within a week
• Google: Nexus One 3G issues result of poor coverage, bugs; patch possibly within a week
• Help the Hodges
• Reminder: nominate your favorite gadgets in the 2009 Engadget Awards!
• Acer to launch e-reader, app store, and Chrome OS netbook this year; wants to ‘change the Microsoft-Intel environment’
• Samsung NC10 hacked to accommodate second mini PCI-e slot
• Andy Rementer Animated
• Artificial muscles let cadavers (and someday paralyzed humans) wink with the best of ‘em
• Asimo learns to sing and dance, but has yet to learn how to love
• Bang & Olufsen introduces 46-inch BeoVision 10-46 LCD
• Unannounced BlackBerry Curve 8910 took CES refuge at Case-Mate’s booth?
• Landline breakthrough: VTech announces a DECT 6.0 walkie-talkie
• Audio Technica AT-HA35i melds headphone amp and iPod dock
• Our live coverage of the Apple ‘latest creation’ event starts Wednesday, January 27th
• AMD launches new Phenom II and Athlon II CPUs right onto the test bench
• Pentax Optio I-10, H90, and E-90 leak out in full
• Belkin finally ships $80 TuneCast Auto Live iPhone FM transmitter
• Core i5 / i7 roundup: Panasonic fits Core i7 in netbook chassis, Dell and HP machines spotted at Staples
• Cowon V5 HD gets extensive UI video demo
• Oppo adds a cheaper Blu-ray player to its lineup with the $289 BDP-80
• Keepin’ it real fake, part CCLII: Nokia N900 commits S60 5th fraud
• Apple, Google, Microsoft and Yahoo compared at the macro level
• Leica MP Golden Camera celebrates 60th anniversary of Chinese republic
• Toshiba seeks to prevent Wistron laptop imports to the US
• Is this the Motorola MOTOSPLIT?
• Palm Pre Plus and Pixi Plus now on Verizon’s site
• Apple tablet maybe starts showing up in app-tracking stats, kinda
• TomTom data finds drivers aren’t speeding much, are being watched
• Laser-based ‘clock’ shortens beam as wake-up time draws closer
• Life drawing by Matt Forsythe
• Great Wall Cross PC U150 Ion-izes the Eee Keyboard
• Pentax Optio H90 and Optio L10 cameras briefly leak out
• Crapgadget: ‘no rhyme or reason’ edition
• Motorola MOTOROI almost certainly bound for T-Mobile (thanks, FCC!)
• Frog Design outs the Apple tablet that could have been… in 1983
• Rogers rolls out fixes for 911 problems with Dream and Magic, cuts off data for non-upgraders
• Bell’s Palm Pre now free — in exchange for three years of your life
• Sungworld’s Android MID fights the future
• GDC attendees getting free Droid or Nexus One, perfect for Palm’s training session
• Android dual-boot could make Nokia N900 jack of two trades
• Court case shocker: Judge rules in favor of Rambus, not Nvidia… sort of
• Apple patent application two-fer: new gesture inputs, solar-powered iPods?
• Super Talent adds SandForce controller to new TeraDrive SSDs
• Palm crafting GSM versions of the Pre Plus and Pixi Plus?
• HTC leaking bad intel, playing dangerous game of counter-espionage?
• PS3 finally properly hacked?
• Auto-Lift iron won’t char your threads unless you tell it to
• IBM and Fujifilm develop 35TB magnetic tape cartridges, unveil it in black and white
• Meizu CEO teases M9 specs, vaporware threat level: orange
• How would you change RIM’s BlackBerry Storm2?
• Nanosys and LG Innotek agree deal for newfangled LED-backlit displays
• Kindle’s active content given 100KB free monthly bandwidth allowance
• PSP Go disassembled in awesome stop motion video
• Not so fast: testing finds world’s first LTE network isn’t very 4G-ish
• Asimo stars in Living With Robots, promises not to forget the ‘little people’ (video)
• Caption contest: Optimus Prime moonlights as clothes dryer
• BeBook Neo e-reader launches with WiFi and WACOM capabilities
• InstaPaper for Kindle now more Kindle-like
• Tesla pulls in $465 million government loan to build Model S electric sedan
• Stanford University shows that clothes make good batteries, too
• EntroSys motorcycle air conditioning and heating system now taking pre-orders, we wants it (video)
• Aerotel GeoSKeeper hits Finland, keeps mummi from wandering too far away
• Verizon prices Palm Pre Plus and Pixi Plus — offers a free Pixi Plus for limited time
• Google devs reveal Chrome OS will have media player
• HTC HD2 extended battery with kickstand up for pre-order in the UK
• ARM-based processors to overtake x86 competition in netbooks and MIDs by 2013?
• Windows Mobile 7 rumors coalesce around Q4 launch, MWC announcement
• Twin Video camera has two lenses, two mics, one body
• Lenovo LePhone launching in Le May
• Garmin-Asus Nuvifone M10 emerges on Taiwanese pre-order page
• DIY smartphone car dock: 10 minutes, $2, and worthy of a MacGuyver sense of accomplishment
• Ontario and Samsung seal $6.7 billion renewable energy deal
• Nexus One Dock to cost $45, imminently available?
• Wilson Electronics Sleek signal booster reviewed: surprise, it works!
• Ask Engadget: Best TSA-approved laptop bag?
• Windows 7 way hotter than Vista off the line, now more popular than all OS X versions
• Origin’s Genesis gaming desktop gets reviewed: blisteringly fast, but oh-so-pricey
• Microsoft patches IE security hole, human rights activities fully resume
• HP Compaq AirLife 100 smartbook hits the FCC
• Dyson’s City DC26: finally, a sucky vacuum for those in studio apartments
• The Cornucopia: MIT’s 3D food printer patiently awaits ‘the future’
• ASUS’ Congo-based Eee PC 1201T pops up on Amazon’s German portal
• Palm Pre Plus shows off multitasking upgrade with 50 simultaneous apps (video)
• Apple rumor roundup: pipe dreams, Lala’s role and Verizon’s iPhone 4G
• Toshiba ships Tecra A11, Core i7-packin’ Qosmio X500 and more
• BumpTop hits the Mac, covers your OS X desktop with piles just like your real desktop (video)
• Random Tape Drawings
• NASA’s Puffin is the latest personal flying machine that will never be produced (video)
• Viewsonic joins the Android Tablet fraternity with the VTablet 101
• HP launching tablets and notebooks with integrated pico projectors this year?
• Study shows that better gamers have bigger brains, are better learners too
• OnLive Beta gets a preview, lukewarm approval
• Noiko H-988 PMP is light with details, detailed with lights
• Siemens gurus hit 500Mbps with white LED lights, dare you to blink
• Nokia offering free turn-by-turn navigation on smartphones globally
• ASUS’ Ion 2-based Eee PC to launch in April
• NTT DoCoMo launching its own version of Sony Ericsson’s Xperia X10
• Garmin-Asus taking wraps off first Android gear, M10 WinMo phone at MWC
• Kindle dev kit announced, ‘active content’ coming to Kindle Store later this year
• WSJ: Apple tablet to have books, games, music, TV, will make sandwiches
• Maingear introduces F1X gaming desktops with overclocked Core i7 CPUs
• GefenTV Wireless for HDMI slings 1080p over 60GHz airwaves
• Palm Pre Plus (and Pixi Plus) review
• Wi-Fire long-range WiFi adapater gets updated Mac software
• Neo Myth flash cart for N64 puts your ROMS where they belong (video)
• Sony Ericsson Vivaz is official: 8.1 megapixels’ worth of Symbian
• Analysts debate P.A. Semi’s role in forthcoming Apple wares
• Trexa EV development platform is modular, extremely customizable
• Microsoft has AT&T’s back, sues TiVo for patent infringement
• The Space Bar sleekly covers up your grimy keyboard, adds a few USB ports to boot
• Amazon to start paying 70 percent royalties on Kindle books that play by its rules
• Verizon patents system for location-aware classifieds
• Clearwire in no rush to move to next-gen WiMAX Release 2
• ASUS’ Tegra-powered Eee Pad tablet to make sub-$500 Computex debut?
• Apple Tablet rumor roundup: summer 2010 edition
• Bill Gates joins Twitter, seen playing kissy face with Ashley Tisdale
• Bioloid robot goes climbing on its own, will one day rip you from your hiding tree
• 3D maps demoed on Sony Ericsson X10, Snapdragon paying off
• Motorola MOTOROI demoed on video in very cozy quarters
• Wii Balance Board: decent for measuring equilibrium, medical study says
• Editorial: Google’s multitouch dilemma
• Apple finally brings official Windows 7 support to Boot Camp
• Verizon whittles $350 ETF ‘advanced device’ list a bit, FCC pressure paying off?
• Toshiba’s Intel Wireless Display-supporting Satellite E205 now shipping for $900
• Japanese group introduces wearable ‘human recorder system’
• Lockheed Martin introduces ‘PC on a stick’ flash drive — yes, Lockheed Martin
• HP shows off ‘wall of touch’ concept, touching optional
• ENUM: it’s the new telephone number, but it’s going nowhere fast
• Yamaha’s cinema-lovin’ YSP-5100 and YSP-4100 soundbars ship this month with breathtaking price tags
• MSI outs exceptionally exquisite X-Slim X420 laptop
• 3M’s MPro150 pico projector now shipping to highly-mobile presenters everywhere
• Ben-Gurion University’s wall-climbing robots scale defenses, haunt nightmares, stain faux-finishes (video)
• Plastic Logic QUE proReader hits the FCC, torn down with its warning labels showing
• Versace working on a phone for some reason
• Intel Classmate PC is not forgotten, gets Pine Trail and WiMAX overhaul
• Sony’s PS3 motion controller might be called Arc, or something far less bodacious
• Motorola Motoroi coming to USA in March
• Via’s teeny tiny Mobile-ITX EPIA-T700 system board demonstrated twice (video)
• Google’s spat with Chinese government causes ‘postponement’ of Android phones
• Silicon Power crams 128GB into 400x Compact Flash card: a world’s first
• CE-Oh no he didn’t! Part LXVI: Acer founder predicts extinction of US PC makers within 20 years
• Sony VAIO Z brings Quad SSD drive and dynamic graphics switching to Europe in March
• ReCellular will recycle your phone and donate all proceeds to Haiti disaster relief
• Teenage Engineering OP-1 synth gets the hands-on treatment (video)
• Pink and blue Wii Remotes ready for Valentine’s Day pre-order
• Apple’s App Store said to have 99.4 percent of all mobile app sales, more like 97.5
• Motorola Milestone reaches milestone, gets rooted
• Nokia patent application points to flexible phone displays
• AT&T fixes bug that logged users into random Facebook accounts
• ESPN streaming coming to Xbox 360?
• Samsung unleashes slew of new HZ, TL, and SL-series cameras
• DIY Lady Gaga ‘Pop Music’ shades: so magical, you’d be so fantastical
• WSJ: Apple and HarperCollins negotiating e-book deal for tablet
• Rumored HTC tablet project both confirmed and suspended in one fell swoop
• KIST Mahru-Z waits on you very, very slowly
• It’s on: Apple holding January 27th event to show off its ‘latest creation’
• Toshiba updates Qosimo and Dynabook laptops with Core i3, Core i5 CPUs
• LG marks belated Android entry with GW620 UK launch
• Novatel’s MiFi devices shown to be incredibly useful, easily hacked (video)
• ASUS DR-570 color e-book reader gets detailed
• Nokia Ovi press event this Thursday, ‘big news’ promised
• Nokia N97’s Brain Maze requires steady hand, typical mind-control equipment
• ASUS DR-950 9-inch touchscreen e-reader brings text-to-speech and internet browser
• Buffalo Dualie dock hits Apple Store shelves
• Apple launching 22-inch touchscreen iMac this year?
• DisplayPort 1.2 receives final VESA blessing, grows into a real standard
• iriver’s K1 Smart HD packs MKV video support into 3.5-inch player
• Panasonic Viera G2 HDTVs boast 5,000,000:1 native contrast ratio, coming soon
• Misa Digital Guitar cuts the strings, brings the noise
• Square payment dongle demoed for iPhone toting hippies and you (video)
• NVIDIA Fermi / GF100 architectural details revealed
• HP brings out TouchSmart tm2 tablet, upgrades dv6t and dv7t with Core i5
• Sanwa’s ultra-cheap pico projector available, probably worth the money
• Meizu’s M8 UI promo video is surprisingly professional, catchy
• Cowon W2 spec’d, priced, and dated for Korean consumers
• Early Windows Mobile 7 build gets handled, incompatible with previous WinMo apps?
• Archos phone tablet in limbo, awaiting ‘at least two major operators’ to sign up
• Next Android version will be called Froyo, says Erick Tseng
• Germany advises its citizens to say ‘nein’ to Internet Explorer
• Motorola Shadow is Nexus Two with sliding QWERTY keyboard?
• Rogers yanks HTC Dream from shelves for urgent emergency call fix
• The Engadget Show tapes today with Erick Tseng of Google, our CES wrap-up… and we’re giving away a Nexus One!
• Psystar files official notice of appeal, ruthlessly attacks windmill
• LG releasing Windows Mobile 7 phone in September and Android 2.1 in April?
• Apple retaliates: requests US import ban on Nokia phones
• Korean Air subsidiary renting out PSP Go consoles for in-flight gaming
• Averatec’s Lookie is medium power in a small package
• PalmOS lives on, Aceeca releasing two devices this year
• Motorola ‘Ruth’ specs outed, likely company’s least interesting Android phone yet
• Gartner forecasts phones overtaking PCs as most common web browsing device by 2013
• McDonald’s starts dishing out free WiFi at most of its U.S. restaurants
• Disney renegotiating Starz deal, might pull movies from Netflix streaming
• AT&T messes with plans in wake of Verizon’s moves, slashes unlimited voice pricing
• Cold Feet wedding bouquet responds to your nerves on the big day
• Pedro Matias sets new texting record at LG Mobile World Cup (video)
• Clear releasing two new WiMAX modems with integrated VOIP functionality
• Self-assembling solar cells built using ancient wisdom, modern technology
• Line 6 announces Relay G30 system for guitar players who want to rock you sans tether (video)
• Verizon announces Nationwide Unlimited Talk and Talk & Text plans
• LG Display’s 19-inch E Ink display plays loose with the truth
• Pico projectors caught in the wild, one on a camcorder, one in Samsung’s W9600 cellphone (video)
• Linux Foundation sets up Job Board, cites 80 percent growth in Linux-related jobs
• Symbian provides early glimpse at 2011 Nokia smartphone experience
• Puyocon mouse reacts to being squeezed, thrown, gyrated (video)
• Korg Sound On Sound sneers at multitrack recording, offers unlimited tracks
• Reggie Fils-Aime: Wii users don’t care for Netflix HD
• Droid more valuable than Nexus One or iPhone 3GS according to iSuppli
• Intel profits recover to $2.3 billion in Q4 2009, company describes it as 875 percent jump
• 1983 review of Sony’s first-ever CD player unearthed: hindsight’s a beautiful thing
• Ultimate Ears 18 Pro headphones feature six drivers per ear
• Google lowers Nexus One upgrade price to $279, issues $100 refund to early upgraders
• DigitalRise X9 tablet has Atom, multitouch, $780 price tag
• Sony WHG-SLK1 iPod shelf system surfaces at CES
• Korg Kaossilator Pro makes its NAMM debut
• Via debuts M’Serv 2100 server with 64-bit Nano CPU
• RED ONE getting Mysterium-X sensor upgrade next week
• Sprint hacks $10 off its monthly mobile WiMAX pricing
• Next-gen dashboards get Tegra 2, Moblin, Atom, we go hands-on
• TC Electronic PolyTune tunes all your strings at once
• Worldwide PC shipments up slightly in 2009 — is an even more decent 2010 underway?
• Moldover’s limited edition Mojo MIDI controller for serious musicians with seriously deep pockets (video)
• Kodak files patent lawsuits against Apple and RIM
• Nintendo DSi XL coming to Europe March 5, US eventually
• Japan gets Torne PS3 DTV DVR adapter in May, all is right with the world
• HP now shipping select Envy 15 models with USB 3.0
• Bluebird Pidion BIP-6000 ready to beat Android into you
• MacBook Pro with Intel Core i5 processor revealed via Intel promo flier?
• ATI Radeon HD 5670 brings DirectX 11 and Eyefinity to the budget-minded market
• Multitouch coming to ‘majority’ of future Motorola devices, says CEO
• Nokia N900 gets its second firmware update this week
• Best Buy lets out the WiDi-enabled Sony Vaio S a week early
• Tiffen Smoothee brings Steadicam to the iPhone 3GS
• Nokia Story Play concept lets you read to your child without risk of human contact
• Justice Department settlement puts on-campus Kindle use on hold
• Nokia’s Maemo Ovi Store looking rickety, ‘beta’ label well-deserved
• D-Link’s adorable myPocket 3G router gets FCC approval
• Asus Eee Box 1501 with Blu-ray on its way to Switzerland
• Mobile app analytics firm guesstimates Nexus One hasn’t sold like hotcakes
• Segway Inc. bought by Segway UK?
• The 2009 Engadget Awards
• LG’s XF2 media player does 1080p with subtitles, blows budgets, ships next month
• Silverpac Silverstat 7 provides energy usage data, responds to touch
• Netgear’s Push2TV wireless TV adapter caught nonchalantly hanging out in the wild
• Kingston SSDNow V dips to 30GB size, lower price
• Manoi Go break-dancing robot blows our minds
• Wireless power takes another baby step at CES 2010 with Qi standard
• T-Mobile gives reps troubleshooting tips for Nexus One’s 3G issues
• Nokia ‘Saga’ accidentally outed in AccuWeather ad?
• T-Mobile Fender MyTouch 3G in the wild, due for launch January 20
• Sprint hooking up with Walmart for WiMAX buildout?
• Palm’s webOS 1.3.5.2 for European Pres adds Bluetooth tethering
• Apple rumor roundup: improbable removable battery edition
• The Engadget Show tapes this Saturday, January 16th with Erick Tseng of Google and our CES wrap-up!
• Ooma Telo HD, Handset, and iPhone app hands-on
• Free laptops and broadband promised for 270,000 poor UK families
• Google imposes $350 early termination fee for subsidized Nexus One in addition to carrier’s own ETF
• Sugar-powered phone concept robs us of perfectly good Coke
• BlackBerry Curve 8910 in the wild?
• Android 2.1 SDK now available, Nexus One says ‘geez, finally’
• HD DVD rides again: TCL brings China Blue HD & Blu-ray together for a CES face-off
• Droid security flaw makes lock screen a mere inconvenience for evil-doers
• Nokia N900 gets first software update, but don’t expect much
• Sherwood’s internet-enabled receivers, tabletop radio hands-on
• Samsung and Kodak put an end to patent squabbles
• Pokewalker mini-game to ship with new versions of Pokemon, Pikachu unavailable for comment
• Microvision laser projection gun hands-on
• Russia gets mocha-edition HTC Hero, plastic flavor coming soon
• Magnetic3D glasses-free 3D eyes-on
• Orange exec confirms existence of Apple Tablet?
• Sony Qriocity on-demand movie service coming February 2010
• LG Magic Motion gesture control HDTV remote hands-on
• Crapgadget Crapdown, CES 2010: the best of the worst
• It was Vegas, baby — Engadget departs CES 2010
• ‘3-point’ USB 3.0 hub is self-referential fun and functionality
• ‘3-point’ USB 3.0 hub is self-referential fun and functionality
• ioSafe Solo SSD plays with fire, gravity, and the pathway of a tractor
• Engadget Podcast 179: CES 2010 Final Goodbye - 01.10.2010
• Project Natal to focus on custom-made ‘experiences,’ will tolerate conventional games too
• This is It Blu-ray release debuts movieIQ Sync, brings more Michael Jackson info to your iPhone or PC
• EverTune challenges Robot Guitar for in-tune supremacy
• Galileo sat-nav system back on the map, said to be ‘up and running’ by 2014
• Study finds cellphone use may fend off effects of Alzheimer’s disease
• Aircell to start in-flight video download service later this year
• Monsoon adds streaming, sideloading sweetness to new Volcano placeshifting box
• Toshiba introduces DisplayLink-enabled Dynadock V10 USB port replicator
• Sony’s noise-canceling earphones US-bound in February
• Spracht Aura EQ hands-on
• Panasonic’s $21,000 3D camcorder gets the hands-on treatment
• Intel Infoscape HD wall brings real-time web visualization (hands-on)
• Sungale’s Smart Info Engine is none of the above
• Etymotic moving-coil based earphones ears-on
• Crapgadget CES, round 6: Goscam China’s Body-worn DV for Police
• Razer hits the Xbox 360 with Onza controller and Chimaera headset, we go hands-on (video)
• Vuzix Wrap 920AR face-on: reality just got weird
• RED Scarlet and Bomb EVF surprise hands-on!
• The e-Reader story of CES 2010
• Mophie juice pack TV hands-on
• Motorola Europe says Milestone getting Android 2.1 soon, 2.0.1 even sooner
• Airnergy WiFi power system gives RCA a reason to exist (video)
• MSI rolls out U135 netbook pre-loaded with SUSE Moblin
• MOTO gives straight advice on smartphone touchscreen quality
• Blu-TV brings interactive IPTV to disc players, starting with the BDP-83
• Crapgadget CES, round 3: Moneual’s $45K HTPC
• LG CEO says about half of its new smartphones will run Android
• Google launches Google Energy, hoping to bring more green energy to its datacenters
• Toshiba bolsters 32nm mSATA SSD lineup, your future netbook nods approvingly
• Jinke announces 6 and 9-inch SiPix panel e-readers
• GestureTek brings Eyemo gesture control to Android, Momo tracking engine for Windows Mobile
• ATI serves up DirectX 11-compatible Mobility Radeon GPUs, helps nerds fall in love
• Sennheiser RS170 wireless headphones ears-on
• Sennheiser RS170 wireless headphones ears-on
• Clear says not to expect any WiMAX smartphones before end of 2010
• Clear says not to expect any WiMAX smartphones before end of 2010
• Altec Lansing debuts new range of portable, not-so-portable audio products
• Altec Lansing debuts new range of portable, not-so-portable audio products
• Sony VAIO Z demo video is fully rendered, somewhat dizzying, still worth watching
• FaceVsion announces TouchCam N1 Skype HD webcam
• FCC chariman echoes commissioner’s sentiments, says Verizon’s ETF response ‘raised more questions than it answered’
• VIZIO’s new LCDs (and upcoming iPhone remote app) eyes-on
• ASUS / Pegatron Neo with Tegra 2 hands-on
• VIZIO CES concept designs show a future of ultrawidescreen, ultrathin & wireless HDTVs
• Nexus One gets a custom ROM
• Engadget Podcast 177: CES 2010 Day 3 - 01.08.2010
• Google: Nexus One not supporting 802.11n (for the time being)
• Dell divulges Mini 3 details, tablet (Mini 5?) caught running Android 1.6
• Caption contest: What is Craig doing?
• Case-Mate at CES 2010: it’s (mostly) about power
• The Engadget app is now available for BlackBerry!
• Live from Nokia CEO Olli-Pekka Kallasvuo’s CES 2010 keynote
• Vuzix Wrap 920AR augmented reality video eyewear: can you afford to look like this?
• Samsung launches R30 and R80 series of laptops with a Touch of Color, dose of Blu-ray
• MS developer talks tech, Natal ‘correctly positions your hand even if it’s held behind your back’
• Skiff and Marvell announce Skiff Reader Develop Kit in a bid to rule the e-world
• Cignias NAO Symphony iPod speaker enables WiFi control with iPhone and BlackBerry
• Cowon’s Atom-powered W2 MID gets teased, gets Windows 7
• Vizio digs into mobile TV market with three Razor LED TVs, other wild audio products
• Samsung’s LTE-equipped cameras, MIDs, and photo frames shill for Verizon
• Kensington Wall Ultra Compact Notebook Power Adapter: more compact than your notebook power adapter
• Crapgadget CES, round 2: The Phubby (wrist-on)
• NeoVue HD video streaming platform announced at CES
• MagicJack makes a femtocell, might make that advertising worth hearing
• Casio’s XJ-A series portable projectors are both attractive and environmentally conscious
• VIZIO’s 2010 LCD lineup is LED from top to bottom
• Razer and Sixense hook up for motion sensing PC gaming peripheral (video)
• First Chevrolet Volt battery rolls off the assembly line, wonders where its home is (video)
• Verizon and NVIDIA team up for 1080p, LTE sportin’ tablet PC
• Sony OLED 3D TV eyes-on
• Sling’s CES showing gives us a Touch of optimism
• Palm introduces Palm Pre Plus: 16GB, coming to Verizon on January 25th
• Palm intros Mobile Hotspot app, guaranteed to make your router jealous
• Palm Pixi Plus: WiFi-equipped and heading to Verizon
• A quick sitdown with Motorola co-CEO Sanjay Jha
• Spring Design’s Alex e-reader gets February 22 release date, $399 price
• Tunebug Shake and Vibe ears-on at CES 2010
• Samsung OLED identity card animates your creepy, disembodied head (video)
• DeLorme PN-60w with Spot connectivity gets official, can track your friends, too
• ThinkPad X100e does the video unboxing thing in glorious white
• Geneva Labs CES lineup: you might have to hide your wallet
• Buffalo teases Dualie dock, LinkStation NAS and MediaStation 6x portable BluRay writer
• Motorola Backflip now official, launching in US first quarter
• Samsung adds HZ10W, TL100, SL102, SL420 digital cameras
• Live from Sharp’s CES press event
• iHome expands its portable offerings with trio of road-warrior iPhone and iPod accessories
• Live from LG’s CES press event
• RIM’s BlackBerry Presenter makes mobile PowerPoint all too sexy
• Delorme’s Earthmate PN-60w gets Spot compatibility, can beam your tweets into space
• 3M rolls out MPro 150 pocket projector with 1GB of inbuilt storage
• ASUS Eee Keyboard gets a price and launch date
• Pink PSP 3000 official in Japan for March, get ready girls!
• D-Link announces Touch and Pocket 802.11n routers, Rush wireless accelerator
• Pandigital Photo Mail LED frame lets you email snaps over AT&T’s wireless network
• Olive and Thiel team up for a high end, high priced audio server
• Dish takes Sling’s new boxes for its own TV Everywhere in 2010
• DECE & Keychain both laying claim to friendly DRM of the future title
• Rollei rolls out Flexline 100 inTouch digital camera
• Canon’s EOS-1D Mark IV gets unboxed, high ISO modes tested
• Roman Klonek
• Seagate unveils USB 3.0 BlackArmor PS110 hard drive
• Seagate unveils USB 3.0 BlackArmor PS110 hard drive
• Mitsubishi’s projection HDTVs get an adapter to deal with Blu-ray 3D
• Mitsubishi’s projection HDTVs get an adapter to deal with Blu-ray 3D
• Iomega’s iConnect turns thumb drives into NAS drives, puts it all online
• Iomega’s iConnect turns thumb drives into NAS drives, puts it all online
• iHome introduces iP2 iPod / iPhone sound system and iP39 kitchen gizmo
• iHome introduces iP2 iPod / iPhone sound system and iP39 kitchen gizmo
• ARM demos the Cortex-A9’s web browsing skills on video
• ARM demos the Cortex-A9’s web browsing skills on video
• CradlePoint introduces pair of 4G routers, one for home, one for the road
• CradlePoint introduces pair of 4G routers, one for home, one for the road
• Garmin’s CES leaks confirmed, please try to act surprised
• Parrot’s AR.Drone helicopter brings military-style amusement to the iPhone
• Live from Google’s Android press conference
• Verizon getting Google’s Nexus One in Spring 2010
• Android 2.1 gets real on the wings of the Nexus One
• Haleron’s iLet 10-inch tablet starts cheap, gets expensive, ships next week
• Canon adds new S, M and R series VIXIA HD camcorders, two regular FS cams for good measure
• PS3 hack plays Blu-ray backups, should send Motorstorm values soaring (video)
• Netgear to stream Full HD anywhere in the home over 4×4 MIMO WiFi
• Garmin-Asus working on an AWS smartphone, but what is it?
• Philips CushionSpeaker coming to America this April for $80
• Philips Activa fitness MP3 player reminds you to move
• Iomega ScreenPlay Director HD media player gets busy with CinemaNow
• iriver Story e-reader shipping to US soil this month, WiFi version coming in Q2
• Keepin’ it real fake, part CCXLIX: Cool K07 is the ultimate facePalm
• ESPN 3D launches in June with World Cup soccer — our football to follow later
• Skype HD: 720p videocalling from PCs or directly through LG & Panasonic HDTVs
• WirelessHD 2.0 spec speeds up to 28 Gbps to make room for 4K, 3D, portable devices
• ioSafe’s Solo SSD ditches platters, isn’t worried about buildings collapsing on it
• Retro logos and illustration
• Klipsch LightSpeaker makes whole home audio as simple as screwing in a light bulb (hands-on)
• Lenovo Skylight: its first ARM / Snapdragon-based smartbook, coming in April for $499
• Lenovo busts out IdeaCentre A300, IdeaPad S10-3t and plenty of other solid Ideas
• Nexus One review
• Apple buying mobile ad network Quattro Wireless for $275M?
• Viliv’s HD5 PMP leaked ahead of CES, packs Windows CE, 32GB of storage
• Samsung announces two PMPs, one for fitness gurus, one made of glass
• HP TM2-1070US tablet details leaked, is temporarily out of stock
• Google Nexus One support page goes live, quickly dies again
• LG Lotus Elite’s appearance on a billboard suggests it’s probably real
• ‘Major’ Apple announcement coming January 27th, devs already working with beta SDK (updated)
• LG OLED TV spotted in Korean store showing James Cameron’s magnum opus
• Sony VAIO Z to offer ultra-fast "Quad SSD" in RAID 0 configuration, backlit keyboard?
• Sherwood’s RD-7505 receiver and iNet-2.0 tabletop pull entertainment from the cloud
• Superheroes interpreted as album art
• Samsung’s YP-R1 gets firmware update, some of it will cost ya (video)
• Spracht Aura HQ Bluetooth headset boasts dual mics, equalizer and capacitive volume control
• Spracht Aura HQ Bluetooth headset boasts dual mics, equalizer and capacitive volume control
• We Are the New Standard
• Casio Exilim G EX-G1 hands-on
• Leica S2-P unboxed on video, produces sample shots
• ATOM-7xp humanoid robot is indeed Atom-powered, Windows-based
• QNAP gets serious with Turbo NAS line, packing Pineview, iSCSI, and VMWare certification
• webOS paid apps coming to Europe in March 2010
• HSTi Wireless Media Stick nixes the need for dedicated storage drives
• ASUS UL30Vt-A1 pops up on Amazon for pre-order: silver, 5600mAh battery, $849
• Milestone multitouch browser ported to the Droid by a user-made patch (video)
• Popbox is Popcorn Hour evolved, with 1080p streaming and Netflix support
• Pink Palm Pixi spotted on Sprint system, Cupid is like ‘boomshakalaka’
• Intel’s Arrandale and Clarkdale CPUs get benchmarked for your enjoyment
• Freescale reveals 7-inch smartbook reference design, hopes to see it ship for $200
• HTC testing out ‘touch tablets’ for Android and Chrome OS?
• Samsung hops on Atom N450 bandwagon with N210, N220, N150 and NB30 netbooks
• Dell, Toshiba and Gateway Core i3 laptops get revealed early, joined by Pine Trail netbooks
• Samsung NX10 made official — APS-C sensor and AMOLED screen crammed into hybrid DSLR body
• Palm’s Jon Rubinstein named a ‘Geek of the Year’
• Lenovo leaks ThinkPad Edge, X100e, T410s, W510, T510 and more ahead of CES
• n’Gadgets store has us pondering a name change, new line of business
• Exclusive: Google Nexus One hands-on, video, and first impressions
• Internet Explorer losing users as other browsers set share records
• Sony Vaio Y11, S11 and F11 leaked ahead of launch, Z and CW series refreshed
• Researchers develop tiny, autonomous piezoelectric energy harvester
• Liquid Image outs Summit Series Snow Camera goggles ahead of CES
• Plethora of new HP laptops, desktops leak ahead of CES
• How would you change Palm’s Pixi?
• Ben Heck’s PS3 Slim laptop pops up for sale on Ebay
• Predictions for 2010?
• US government launches Distraction.gov, wants to scare you straight
• US government launches Distraction.gov, wants to scare you straight
• An intensely granular, gripping look inside Toshiba’s Dynario fuel-cell
• An intensely granular, gripping look inside Toshiba’s Dynario fuel-cell
• ASUS considering closing divisions responsible for LCDs, Eee Stick?
• LG Arena GT950 leaks out with AT&T branding
• Engadget now available for Pre and Pixi: the first webOS app of 2010 (and 1000th in the Catalog)!
• Netgear PTV1000 Push 2 TV WiFi video card hits the FCC
• OWEN E1 e-reader gets outed for Chinese reading public
• Engadget’s top posts, 2009
• Engadget’s top posts, 2009
• Ask Engadget: Best Skype phone for Europe?
• Ask Engadget: Best Skype phone for Europe?
• Study: middle-aged people unimpressed with modern technology
• Sony Vaio T makes a comeback, and this time it’s a CULV with major battery life
• Stanley Torch Watch lights your path, highlights your odd aesthetic sensibilities
• Mophie iPhone credit card reader coming to a CES near you
• AT&T asks FCC to phase out landline regulations
• Paradigm Shift intros 5- and 7-inch readers with color (LCD) displays
• A-DATA’s USB 3.0 / SATA II flash drive announced for January
• Nexus One trounces 3D benchmark, gets caught in high-res photoshoot
• Trade show shocker: Sling to out some new gear at CES
• TiVo planning a new "Premiere" DVR?
• Microsoft and Kia formalize partnership, Uvo is born
• Motorola buys Super Bowl ad spot
• Nexus One rooted already?
• Sprint Overdrive dual-mode WiMAX / EV-DO mobile hotspot leaks into the wild
• Palm likely calling its new Verizon models Pre Plus and Pixi Plus
• Palm likely calling its new Verizon models Pre Plus and Pixi Plus
• jWIN strikes deal to sell products under Polaroid name
• jWIN strikes deal to sell products under Polaroid name
• Sony Ericsson Xperia Pureness hands-on
• Sony Ericsson Xperia Pureness hands-on
• HP files for ‘Zeen’ and ‘Airlife’ trademarks for handheld devices
• N900 turned into PS3 controller courtesy of BlueMaemo emulator
• OnLive shows off UI and iPhone use in marathon tech demo (video)
• Dulin’s Books brings Onxy’s 6-inch Boox 60 e-reader to US shores for $349
• Modder crafts handheld wireless visual interface for PS3, makes us want
• Windows Mobile and Xbox Live coming together, according to Microsoft job ad
• National Geographic shoves every morsel of its collection onto 160GB HDD
• LG’s XG1 Chic external hard drive looks just dainty
• Axon head-mounted camera records what police see when they keep an eye on Mayberry
• Engadget for iPhone / iPod touch: available now!
• HP 210 netbook forgets announcement in lieu of support pages, retail listings
• Allegedly leaked Nexus One purchase page answers, raises questions (update: we’ve got the terms of sale)
• Allegedly leaked Nexus One purchase page answers, raises questions (update: we’ve got the terms of sale)
• #1 on your TO DO LIST for 2010 - Internet Reputation Management
• Fulton Innovation shows off mid-range eCoupled wireless power
• Fulton Innovation shows off mid-range eCoupled wireless power
• Garmin spits out new handheld, touchscreen GPS devices
• Samsung’s Pinetrail-boasting N220 netbook spied in France
• DisplaySearch says netbook sales will slow as ULV laptops get cheaper
• Ex-Seagate employee claims the company stole MIT research, tried to cover up its tracks
• Nokia brings Apple patent fight to the ITC, says most Apple products infringe
• Remo humanoid hobby robot now available, wherever adorably creepy gifts are sold
• Pocket Radar promises to be world’s smallest speed radar
• Unichal unveils portable, pocketable DIXAU DX3 dictionary
• Acer, Asustek working on custom 3G phones for China?
• Unibody MacBook dips to $728 educational pricing
• Handcrafted wooden toys of recently extinct animals
• Brian Biggs: step-by-step screen printing
• Google announces Android press conference for January 5th
• Easy Shot Clip camcorder is pretty small, pretty cheap, but not very pretty
• JibJab’s 2009 in Review
• T-Mobile makes internal mention of Nexus One (sort of) for ‘early January’ release
• HTC Nexus One Bluetooth car dock hits the FCC; Nexus One trade name listed as ‘Google Phone’
• Vestax Spin DJ controller gets reviewed, much approved (video)
• iPhone reception issues plague O2… too
• Cydle P29A spices up mundane spec sheet with Mobile TV capabilities
• Philips SA075 officially launched in Beijing, spotted in the wild
• Camangi WebStation gets a few first impressions: ’sluggish’ and ‘confined’
• Google Goggles gets video demo on Sony Ericsson Xperia X10
• Console scuttlebutt: multi-core CPU for next-gen PlayStation, Intel inside future Wii
• Blio seeks to take digital reading in a new, more inclusive, and colorful direction
• Samsung’s former Chairman pardoned, again
• Palm smartphone pops up in WiFi certification database: is this Verizon’s Pre?
• GPS leads couple into Oregon wilderness, lack of common sense keeps them there 3 days
• Palm Pre plays Need for Speed, undercover (video)
• GSM call encryption code cracked, published for the whole world to see
• Ford becomes first automaker to offer HD Radio with iTunes tagging
• NorhTech Gecko netbook loaded up with AAs and booted
• Camangi WebStation lands in American hands, promptly unboxed on video
• Sprint now pushing webOS 1.3.5 to the Pre
• DirecTV 3D broadcasts coming in early 2010?
• Online iPhone sales back on in New York City
• Ten years of BlackBerry
• Robot gymnast starts training for 2050 Olympics
• Pedal Brain iPhone kit smartens up your bicycle
• Chumby One gets composite video output via marginally difficult mod
• Prime View International set to expand E Ink production; LG licenses daylight-viewable LCD tech
• RoyalTek outs RPJ-2000 pico projector
• Japanese researchers develop robotic, heroic hummingbird
• Lenovo possibly developing e-book reader
• Sanyo’s Eneloop music booster keeps stage musicians effect-ed
• Logic Wireless 150LGW projector phone reminds us of that Bolt we once saw
• HP Envy 14, Envy 17, and new EliteBooks leak onto the scene
• Brando’s USB 3.0-to-SATA adapter gives any old HDD those SuperSpeed powers
• MSI Wind Top AE2220 unboxing and impressions
• DoDoNA’s S-100 mp3 player doesn’t need no stinkin’ ergonomics
• Google’s Chrome OS-based netbook specs leak out
• NVIDIA Fermi pushed back to March, ATI prepping midrange refresh for early Q1?
• Nexus One Bluetooth desktop dock clears the FCC, car clip spotted in the wilds
• Archos 5 says hello, goodbye to Android 1.6
• Notion Ink’s Adam gets a name, June 2010 release
• Sprint says webOS 1.3.5 is hitting the Pre today
• Sprint says webOS 1.3.5 is hitting the Pre today
• Apple tablet terrorized by component rumors
• Apple tablet terrorized by component rumors
• Lenovo’s wireless Multimedia Remote with Keyboard sneaks out for retail
• AT&T suspends online iPhone sales in New York City, reasons still unclear
• Gateway EC18T / Acer Aspire 1420P convertible tablet hits the FCC
• Peek gets a Facebook app, sort of
• E-reader privacy policies compared: Big Kindle is watching you
• HTC Espresso’s updated Sense UI shown off on video
• Kindle most gifted item in Amazon’s history, e-books outsell physical tomes on Christmas Day
• iToos M6HD PMP outputs 1080i without breaking anyone’s bank
• Toyota’s plug-in hybrids getting companion charging stations next year in Japan
• Android 2.0 (or maybe 2.1) officially coming to T-Mobile G1?
• PaPaLaB’s YC-3300 camera sees same colors as human eyes
• Arterial tandem: coronary drill gets cleared for use, MEMS sensor distinguishes between kinds of plaque
• Apple’s ‘iSlate’ and other rumors that have given its stock a holiday boost
• XBMC 9.11 ‘Camelot’ now available for download, huge changelog in tow
• Nook fails to communicate, download purchased ebooks
• RIM’s BlackBerry Tour2 9650 gets the hands-on treatment
• Latest Apple patent app details multitouch tactile keyboard
• Barista-approved mod shoves a coffeemaker, Mac mini and subwoofer into an iMac DV case
• How would you change the TwitterPeek?
• $16 million settlement over Comcast’s P2P throttling nets the affected $16
• Ricoh GXR review roundup
• USB 3.0-infused DisplayLink products coming in 2010
• Klipsch headquarters walkthrough: behind the scenes and between the ears
• So, what’d you get?
• MSI teases Wind Top AP1920, Wind Box DE220 and DC500
• MSI teases Wind Top AP1920, Wind Box DE220 and DC500
• Datel claims new Action Replay works on PSP Go, we hope cautiously
• Datel claims new Action Replay works on PSP Go, we hope cautiously
• ASUS ECleaner is ready to rumble with the Roomba
• Samsung’s 14MP CL80 packs integrated WiFi, 3.7-inch AMOLED touchscreen
• Rambler Socket tucks a recoiling extension cable, pinch of genius within your AC outlet
• Ask Engadget: Best 13-inch laptop on the market?
• Want to connect your iPhone and Bluetooth keyboard? There’s a (jailbroken) app for that
• ASUS prepping 17.3-inch Core i5-powered X77 gaming laptop?
• Snowflake-shaped photovoltaic cells bring the holiday cheer
• Viewsonic VOT132 nettop review
• The Mobile Mobile is a magnificent and melodious module of merriment
• The Mobile Mobile is a magnificent and melodious module of merriment
• Xbox 360 laptop brings retro looks to an eBay near you
• Xbox 360 laptop brings retro looks to an eBay near you
• Rfiddler zapper kills RFID tags dead, the hard way
• San Francisco considers displaying phone radiation levels next to price tag
• Researchers receive grant to develop color-changing contacts for diabetics
• HDMI 1.4 spec getting freshened up in preparation for broadcast 3D
• Amazon Kindle gets its DRM stripped (for the time being)
• FCC commish says Verizon’s ETF response is ‘unsatisfying and, in some cases, troubling’
• Engadget’s Holiday Gift Guide: Home theater setups
• Nook shipping update assures pre-orders arriving on time
• Viliv N5 MID set to debut at CES
• The Engadget Show - 004: The decade in gadgets, with special guest Peter Rojas!
• Asus Eee PC T101MT revealed by the FCC
• PS3 dipped in gold appeals to our ‘elitist doofus’ sensibilities
• Lenovo set for January launch of Pine Trail-packing S10-3 netbook and S10-3t multitouch tablet
• Motorola Cliq gets rooted by the Dude
• Motorola Droid now just a (hacked) firmware update away from WiFi tethering
• Averatec’s HS-105 netbook looks good, should’ve waited for Pine Trail
• Acer’s Aspire 1820PTZ convertible tablet hits the wilds of Singapore
• Dell Mini 9 suffers meltdown, scorches owner’s floor
• iPhone in iPhone app is useless, but mesmerizing
• Netbooks party hard in 2009: shipments up 103 percent year-over-year
• Stem cell therapy restores British man’s eyesight
• Motorola Droid and Dell Adamo latest to get Gorilla glass
• Yamaha YHT-S400 sound system packs ultraslim soundbar, sub-infused receiver
• Firefox 4 Windows mockup provides 5 UI hints of things to come
• New Bada UI screens look new-agey yet familiar
• Dell pulls ads from Jersey Shore, calls show ‘derogatony’ (video)
• Quantum batteries are theoretically awesome, practically non-existent
• Nokia’s Kamppi Trial succeeds at indoor positioning, gets shelved anyway (video)
• Acer busts out TravelMate Timeline laptops for the business type
• Intel’s netbook and nettop Pine Trail Atom platforms explored, benchmarked
• Diffus pollution dress is turned on by CO2, prefers a clean environment
• Samsung’s Omnia II gets the video tear down you’ve all been longing for
• Near-final Pandora handheld gets user reviewed, shown playing Super Mario 64
• Samsung N150 brings 3G and GPS to Pine Trail party, spotted at FCC and retail sites
• Art Lebedev’s Transparentius eliminates opacity, improves road safety
• Disney and CBS interested in Apple’s subscription-based iTunes TV idea?
• Broadcom’s Crystal HD tech to liven up HD capabilities of N450-based netbooks
• Sony Reader Daily Edition starts shipping, gets more newspapers
• Another Google Nexus One sighting, this time a wee bit more clear
• First shots of Samsung’s NX10 ‘hybrid’ DSLR surface
• Fujitsu MH380 netbook features Pine Trail, secondary scrolling trackpad
• BlackBerry Curve 8530 impressions
• Nook 1.1 update hitting now
• Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 hits the FCC again, this time with AT&T’s 3G bands
• PSP-4000 accidentally leaked in print ad over the weekend?
• Ricoh GR Digital III adds splash of blue for Stussy Special Edition
• Sony teams up with RealD for 3D, headaches in the home
• New Dell Inspiron Mini 10 debuts, features Atom N450
• Bacteria taught to spin microscopic gears right round, could make for better solar panels
• LG announces "world’s thinnest" 42-inch LCD panel
• Apple already locking down dates for iPhone announcement at WWDC 2010?
• Scott Teplin’s Alphabet City
• Picasso Pictures Christmas Card
• Camangi WebStation makes FCC test bench appearance, torn down for good measure
• Scribd positioning self to become Amazon competitor, sell books on Kindle?
• Elan g! home automation system is heavy on hype, light on details
• iPhone and Vodafone UK set the date: January 14
• Cowon V5 HD set for South Korea debut on January 1
• Joojoo terms of sale violate PayPal rules
• HTC Espresso’s revised Sense UI spotted?
• Nippon Institute of Technology unveils educational humanoid robot
• Maine mulling cancer warning labels on cellphones, manufacturers mulling warning label on Maine
• LG eXpo unboxing and hands-on
• ICD Ultra Android tablet hands-on
• Barnes & Noble Nook to get an update this week? Sure sounds like it
• The Engadget Show tapes today… snow be damned!
• Exclusive: Klipsch introduces iPhone-friendly Image X10i and black / white S4i earbuds
• Re transforms your iPhone into a universal remote (which seems like a step backwards, to be honest)
• Poor iPhone reception graduates to SNL ‘Weekend Update’ joke status
• Motorola’s XT701, MT710, and XT800 do Android for China’s big three carriers
• Kodak wins preliminary ruling in patent squabble with Samsung
• Sprint puts out fact sheet for dual-mode U301 WiMAX modem, release imminent?
• How would you change Motorola’s Droid?
• WebOS 1.3.5 coming to CES: better performance and more app storage, says Palm CEO
• Psystar to shut down ‘immediately,’ world shrugs
• Baby simulator surfaces in Japan, Devo wants its mascot back (video)
• RIM’s optical trackpads: they weren’t joking about the ‘optical’ part
• Zune HD Twitter app updated, dirty words no longer censored
• Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin Mini impressions
• Puck makes any surface interactive, probably even Surface (video)
• FCC ponders opening set top boxes to broadband connections, greater competition
• Leica X1 review digs deep, can’t find value
• Archos 9 tablet and its Windows 7 Starter Edition unboxed (video)
• Fujitsu sneaks Arrandale-based Core i7 tablet into FCC, gets us all excited
• Notion Ink smartpad comes with Tegra, aims to be first Pixel Qi device
• ASUS Eee PC 1005P/PE with Atom N450 and 12.5-hour battery breaks cover
• IEEE begins work on new cellphone battery standard, we circle 2029 for ratification
• Google’s Nexus One lacks multitouch
• Nintendo Wii Supreme is topped with a layer of gold, sprinkled with diamonds, and priced at £300,000
• Ask Engadget: Best non-netbook laptop for around $400?
• FTC won’t ask Intel to break up
• Bluetooth 4.0 finally rolls low energy tech into a shipping standard
• Sprint’s HTC Hero and Samsung Moment on track to get Android 2.1, not 2.0
• HTC debuts widgets for Sense-equipped Android phones
• Packard Bell Dot VR46 gets the endorsement of Valentino Rossi, nobody else
• Digital Storm’s gaming rig shows that Core i5 can trump i7
• LED traffic lights don’t melt snow, do cause accidents
• Philadelphia wants to buy Earthlink’s former hardware, keep municipal WiFi dream alive
• Apple applies for head tracking patent, Johnny Chung Lee says ‘you’re welcome’
• EyeTV iPhone app granted 3G streamability, App Store’s WiFi-only club hemorrhaging members
• Hot Virtual Keyboard for Windows 7 is hot, virtual, multitouch
• Mag+ digital magazine concept makes e-readers cower with envy (video!)
• Intel fires employees out of cannons, flirts with supervillainy
• Blu-ray 3D specifications finalized, your PS3 is ready
• Motorola Milestone firmware coaxed into Droid, multitouch ensues (video!)
• Nook hacked with Web browser, Facebook, and Twitter apps for starters
• ASUS says EeeBots are coming, inevitably running Android OS
• Limited edition Final Fantasy XIII PS3 gets unboxed
• LG eXpo goes on sale at AT&T, sans projector
• Border security guards kill — literally kill — a MacBook (update: video!)
• 2011 Audi A8 packs optional EDGE, Google Earth
• Continental to launch in-flight WiFi in 2010
• Microsoft Bluetooth Mobile Keyboard 6000: the perfect travel keyboard?
• Verizon begins internal webOS training
• Sleek Audio SA1 (and Kleer W-1) earbud impressons
• PSP Digital Comics set to launch in US today
• The Art of Hand Lettering
• BlackBerry Essex sighted with Sprint branding (update: probably not)
• WIND Mobile launches in Canada, T-Mobile gets a spectrum buddy
• Psystar banned from copying any version of OS X, helping others install it
• Plugless Power gearing up for production of its hands-free EV charging stations
• Michael Johansson
• Flexible, organic flash memory on tap at the University of Tokyo
• Pikavu GPS tracker teaches kids to abandon privacy for safety
• AAXA cranks up the brightness on M1 micro projector
• JVC gets tubular with XS-SR3 iPod speaker dock
• New York gets its first solar EV charging station, you can’t use it
• EU settles affairs with Microsoft, no fines this time
• Mystery Sony "Home Information Device" unveiled by FCC, purpose kept secret
• MIT’s Copenhagen Wheel turns your bike into a hybrid, personal trainer
• Google working with D-Wave on what may or may not be quantum computing
• LG RoboKing adds second camera, seeks to escape Roomba shadow
• McDonald’s WiFi will be free like obesity starting January
• TeliaSonera’s new LTE network astounds with 43Mbps downloads
• BMW-designed Thermaltake Level 10 scores breathless review
• Entourage Edge dual-screen Android e-reader given lusty hands-on (video)
• Canon EOS Rebel XT spits in gravity’s face, survives 3,000-foot drop?
• Twitter for Zune coming tomorrow, @Facebook where are you?
• Borders and Kobo join forces for e-reader device they can call their own
• Android 2.1 moves down food chain, ROM now ported to G1
• Nexus One finally caught on video alongside its packaging
• Chunghwa Picture Tubes churns out 21.5-inch capacitive touch panel
• Cooky robots will make soup for you, won’t clean up afterwards
• Ericsson trials HSPA-LTE interoperability, we count 7 Gs in total
• Android Market hits 20,000 apps, over 60 percent free
• Boeing’s 787 Dreamliner takes flight for the first time
• CherryPal debuts $99 netbook, names it Africa
• Broadcom announces 1080p camera phone chip, single-chip Blu-ray decoder
• Sprint’s flagship WiMAX desktop modem goes on sale
• Cygnus X1 PC casemod mixes otherworldly design, old world charm
• FlipShare TV review
• ViewSonic VNB102 netbook gets price, release date, a handful of pretty renders
• ITG xpPhone seen powering up on video
• UCLA nanowire discovery could lead to faster, stronger, smaller electronics
• Folded paper animation out of books
• MSI slides out 13.4-inch X-Slim X350 CULV laptop
• Quentin Baillieux
• Motorola Opus One caught on video, dawg
• Lotta Nieminen
• Border security guards kill — literally kill — a MacBook
• Nintendo trademarks ‘Zii’ over in Japan, Creative is like ‘zaywha?’
• iriver’s minimalist styled and flamboyant batteried E30 player now available
• A.C. Ryan’s Playon!HD Mini player is tiny, still pushes 1080p worth of pixels
• Sony NWZ-S745 on sale in Canada, US given cold shoulder
• Nokia N900 coming to Vodafone UK in January 2010
• Jake Easton’s Better Mousetrap leaves no country for old mice (video)
• Kepler Motion brings 800bhp using dual-engine hybrid magic
• Sony Ericsson Xperia X2 delayed until January 2010
• LG expects to sell 3.8 million 3D LCDs by 2011, partners with Korean broadcaster SkyLife
• Steorn Orbo livestream begins: Look, fairies!
• Toyota’s plug-in Prius hybrid goes into testing across the globe, on sale in 2011
• Toshiba announces 64GB NAND packages: Apple winks, gives a nudge
• Android 2.1 ported to Droid, no one feigns surprise
• 3D camera breaks world record with 158 lenses
• Ford’s SYNCMyRide app forgives you for your lame phone, transfers contacts to your car
• Android 2.1’s boot animation for the Nexus One reminds us of… something
• Seven Chevy models eligible for $199 Autonet Mobile WiFi router
• Asustek to spin off motherboard and GPU business under Pegatron brand
• Chevy Volt gets its own song and dance, humanity weeps aloud
• Sony considered SSD, network storage for PS3 Slim
• Demon Lamp
• Graham Annable: Stuff I Remember
• WarMouse Meta: OpenOfficeMouse has a new name, same 18 buttons
• JVC intros cord-free TH-BA3 and TH-BS7 soundbar audio systems
• UMID’s M2 becomes Onkyo’s BX, beats it to market
• Seagate’s Momentus Thin to ship in 160GB / 250GB sizes this January
• LCD price fixing investigation reaches $860 million in total fines, Chi Mei latest to ‘fess up
• Steorn invites us to ‘get real’ with fairy-powered Orbo free energy device, we invite it to do the same (video)
• Samsung planning tablets, multitouch, 3D, making LED backlighting standard
• Origin’s Eon18 gaming laptop reviewed, found to be a great performer, not a great value
• TeliaSonera launches world’s first LTE network, awaits phones eagerly
• CoolerBot photographs nature, gets its power from it
• Apple apologizes for iMac delays, keeps mum on DOA / display issues
• HTC Nexus One blessed by the FCC (updated)
• Philco PC concept makes the 50s seem less lame (video)
• Exclusive: first Google Phone / Nexus One photos, Android 2.1 on-board
• Barnes & Noble Nook torn down and rooted — but still respected
• Verizon down in Midwest and California, how’re things for you?
• Palm Pixi clears FCC with Verizon frequencies and WiFi in tow
• H2O Audio case turns your iPod nano 5G into underwater camcorder
• MyRacer serves up 5-inch Lisse H10 portable media player
• iriver E30 ships in China, gets handled in the wild
• Ultrathin LG XNote LGX30 surfaces at FCC rockin’ Windows 7
• Google Phone / Nexus One makes first Twitter appearance?
• Prototype SATA 6Gbps SSD gets benchmarked: yessir, it’s hasty
• Nokia Booklet 3G slips to $199 on contract ‘through the holidays’
• Piixl EdgeCenter 3770 media PC slides behind your flat panel, doesn’t get the attention it deserves
• Samsung TL225 / ST550 review roundup: some smiles, some frowns
• Engadget Podcast 174 - 12.12.2009
• HDI’s 100-inch, laser-driven 3D HDTV gets $10k to $15k price tag
• The Engadget Show returns Sunday, December 20th!
• Joojoo tablet gets its first batch of press shots, $30 dock accesory
• Google employees given HTC-made Google Phones, January launch imminent?
• Shuttle reportedly set to debut Pine Trail-based all-in-one at CES
• Motorola’s Shop4apps online Android app store discovered
• How would you change Apple’s unibody MacBook?
• New robotic system could let surgeons operate on a beating heart
• New robotic system could let surgeons operate on a beating heart
• AT&T data outage in San Francisco?
• AT&T data outage in San Francisco?
• WD’s Caviar Black and RE4 2TB drives get benchmarked, one is wicked fast
• Intel’s Atom D510, D410 processors get benchmarked
• Western Digital ‘advanced format’ promises slight boost in usable space
• Engadget talks Joojoo, Arrington, 3G, and more with Fusion Garage’s Chandra Rathakrishnan
• Engadget’s Holiday Gift Guide: Video Cameras
• Motorola Milestone becomes eXpansys UK’s ‘fastest selling gadget’
• TechCrunch sues Fusion Garage over the Joojoo — we break it down
• Exemode SQ28m Pocket Digital Camera fits on a keychain, takes charmgingly low-quality footage (video)
• Reversed decision enables Globalive to enter Canada’s cellphone market ‘immediately’
• Apple countersues Nokia for infringing 13 patents
• Nao performs Star Wars homage, scores mad geek cred
• ODROID, the Android gaming handheld, now shipping to Android gaming developers (video)
• Nokia 5235 Comes With Music and a low price in Q1 2010
• Packard Bell said to be planning color e-reader for late next year, convertible tablet too
• Kohjinsha DZ gets unboxed and stretched out
• MIT gestural computing makes multitouch look old hat
• Hello Kitty 13.3-inch LCD TV inspires animal cruelty
• HarperCollins now also thumbing nose at e-book industry with digital delay
• Microvision’s PicoP laser projector meets rifle-shaped motion controller, mayhem ensues
• Vertu V makes no concessions: $730 BT headset, $490 card reader, and $330 ballpoint pen
• Ask Engadget: Best geotagging camera or solution?
• Luke Pearson
• Sam Hiti’s Death-Day
• Think Electric returns from the brink, begins production of Think City two-seater
• Motorola Milestone’s ad campaign less likely to leave you in a bloody heap than Droid’s
• DMC champ DJ Rafik puts Native Instruments’ Traktor Kontrol X1 through its paces (video)
• Yobo’s handheld SNES gives your old carts a new lease on life (video)
• Dell Adamo XPS: Exclusive to John Lewis in the UK for the holiday season
• Faucet Face
• Dell’s Adamo XPS now shipping to some (and we’ve got pics to prove it)
• Sungale introduces 4.3-inch Kula: the WiFi-enabled portable TV
• ASUS Eee PC 1201N dons burgundy garb, you still can’t have one
• NASA risks then saves lives of dummies in helicopters with external airbags
• WiGig Alliance completes multi-gigabit 60GHz wireless specification: let the streaming begin
• eviGroup’s Wallet tablet/MID gets two-tone redesign, January release date
• Sparkle Labs’ Papertronics are the gift you’ll never admit to wanting
• Epson says EH-TW450 is ‘ultimate gaming projector,’ straps PS3 on nerd in jumpsuit to prove it (video)
• Rutgers’ underwater roboglider crosses the Atlantic, claims to be on business trip
• Electrolux "Silence Amplified" vacuum with iPod dock and speakers probably sucks
• Tablet Wars: Episode V - Dell Strikes Back at CES?
• ASUS Eee Pad coming soon?
• iPhone 3GS coming to Tesco Mobile on December 14, extreme price plans in tow
• Onkyo’s DX dual-screen laptop is a far better deal than Kohjinsha’s DZ
• Acer Aspire Timeline 1820PT now made to order in UK, estimated for January 25 launch
• Samsung 800P digital photo frame: because quality matters
• First Droid Eris update makes the slow OTA rollout starting tonight
• Sony Alpha A550 DSLR reviewed: new tricks, new trade-offs
• Simon & Schuster imposing four-month delay on e-book versions of major upcoming releases
• iBuyPower nabs exclusive rights to sell Thermaltake Level 10 pre-built systems
• Study finds Americans consume 34 gigabytes of information per day
• Acer Liquid A1 unboxed, video style
• Pogoplug second generation unboxing
• Barnes & Noble Nook now arriving to customers
• Nokia confirms New York and Chicago flagship stores are closing in early 2010
• Analyst noise: Apple tablet in March for $1k, publishers on-board, Verizon iPhone coming too
• London school children to get free loaner iPhones in experimental, educational trial
• Boxee Box pictured in the wild: it’s small!
• Interead COOL-ER 3G e-reader announced, adds wireless to the mix
• Meizu M8 app store to become reality this month?
• Targus debuts ACP51USZ laptop docking station with video
• Engadget’s Holiday Gift Guide: Docks and Alarm Clocks
• Ralph de la Vega promises fix for San Francisco and Manhattan coverage, plans to ‘address’ heaviest data users
• MSI rolls out Wind Top AE2020 all-in-one in the UK
• Intel’s Core i3 530 processor up for order, still unconfirmed by Intel
• Modder creates dual-screen Courier from Dell Mini 9, calls it Harlequin, Joker unavailable for comment
• HP leaks forthcoming Radeon GPUs, Core i3 CPUs, Hulu and Netflix software integration
• iPhones rejoice as Ustream Live Broadcaster hits App Store, other smartphones wonder what all the ruckus is
• Stanford wants to roll its own paper batteries
• Buffalo outs USB 3.0 ExpressCard adapter, we see a trend coming
• Buffalo outs USB 3.0 ExpressCard adapter, we see a trend coming
• Qisda-sourced ‘multimedia router’ hits the FCC
• Qisda-sourced ‘multimedia router’ hits the FCC
• First production Pandora case has been assembled (update: video!)
• First production Pandora case has been assembled (update: video!)
• MacBook inhabits a Linksys router after ill-advised casemod
• MacBook inhabits a Linksys router after ill-advised casemod
• Favourite Comics and Art Books of 2009 – John’s Picks
• Pandora sets its sights on in-car music streaming
• Touch Bionics offers ProDigits for those missing their amateur ones
• ZyXEL to debut ‘world’s first’ LTE router at CES 2010
• Apple ordered to pay damages in Opti patent case, Apple appeals
• Powering Google’s PowerMeter: testing TED 5000 and AlertMe Energy
• WHDI specification hits 1.0 — is this what wireless HD has been waiting for?
• Sugar on a Stick OS goes to 2.0, gets Blueberry coating and creamy Fedora 12 center (video)
• Molinker is no more on the App Store — ratings scam results in expulsion
• Joojoo tablet hands-on (video)
• Seagate’s 7mm Momentus Thin 2.5-inch hard disk for slim, high-capacity laptops: a world’s first
• Cowboys Stadium first to demo real time conversion of 2D HDTV video into 3D
• Seagate’s first Pulsar SSDs ready to blast the enterprise
• Optima OP5-E resurfaces with English OS, gets lengthy video review
• Hanwha SL-888 laptop cooling stand for casual, classy blogging
• Maplock chains GPS unit to steering wheel, dares thieves to interfere
• First Nooks begin shipping as demo (retail?) units hit stores
• Sony Reader Store goes 100% EPUB on Friday
• HTC Bravo pictured more lucidly (Update: coming to US in January as HTC Passion)
• Dell Vostro V13 is $450, .65 inches thick — and official in Singapore (update: video!)
• Pandigital crams Zink technology within Portable Photo Printer
• The TV Show
• Major media giants to form joint venture for digital future, says WSJ
• Nokia shuttering London flagship store
• Boxee Box coming Q2 2010, D-Link revealed as hardware partner
• Boxee Beta unveiled: refreshed UI, DirectX support, and new content partners
• iriver takes the leash off new black Hello Kitty PMP
• Squibble portable Braille interface is clever, beautiful
• Engadget’s Holiday Gift Guide 2009
• Coffee-like stains inspire new type of touchscreen
• Google Goggles brings visual search to Android; Favorite Places brings QR codes to restaurant reviews
• IBM developing 10 petaflop supercomputer, Power7 to ship next year
• Cowon V5 HD PMP turns up in ad ahead of launch
• Harman Kardon’s transparent GLA-55 2.0 speaker set gets glaring $1,000 price tag
• Motorola Droid getting 2.0.1 now, Verizon posts details
• Toshiba’s Cell TV delivers the ultimate eight tuner Blu-ray DVR experience December 10
• US Army developing body armor to protect against ‘X-threats’
• iPhone 3GS emulates N64, blows minds in the process
• Virgin Galactic reveals SpaceShipTwo, plans commercial space flights in 2011
• Chromium OS gets unofficial 64-bit port
• Capstone’s CMT-380 hybrid supercar does 150MPH with batteries and a jet engine
• NAVTEQ, Microsoft team up for better 3D maps
• Engadget Podcast 173 - 12.07.2009
• Recon Instruments putting heads-up display, extra layer of ‘cool’ within ski goggles
• Entourage Edge e-reader shows off its softer-ware side on video
• NVIDIA Ion 2 already ordered up by Acer?
• VMware wants dual-OS virtualized smartphones, no ugly boot-loaders
• EVERKI Camber is a netbook bag with a degree in ergonomics
• Pixel Qi ramping production lines, multitouch (40-hour?) tablets at CES
• Windows 7 Starter comes with hidden wireless connection sharing
• AMD readying a demo of the Blu-ray 3D standard, might not wait for it to exist first
• iPhone orchestra at the vanguard of smartphone music-making push
• Waterproof ContourHD case enables head-mounted video captures under the sea
• HTC Passion runs Android on 3.5-inch OLED and Snapdragon in Verizon’s early 2010?
• Barnes & Noble Nook review
• MIT-based team wins DARPA’s Red Balloon Challenge, demonstrates power of social networks (and cold hard cash)
• LG’s projector-laden eXpo smartphone gets demonstrated on video
• HTC’s 2010 roadmap goes on display?
• Microsoft reportedly randomizing browser ballots to appease EU, asks ‘are you happy now?’
• Touchtable mixer takes conventional PMP design for a wiki-wiki-twist
• Motorola’s Opus One leaks out, whispers of ‘iDEN’ and ‘Android’ overheard
• Aspire timeline 1820PT convertible twists its way onto Acer’s US site
• Latest AT&T spot calls Verizon’s 3G network a headless, sluggish wannabe
• WD TV Live boxes left bricked by firmware update
• Camangi WebStation nabs pre-order status
• Michael Arrington says CrunchPad litigation is "imminent," provides more details — but where’s the contract?
• Nikon Coolpix S70 unboxing and hands-on
• $10 USB power outlet leaves no plug behind
• The Onion turns us on to new, better devices
• Mintpass Cube MP3 player features plenty of style, few capabilities
• How would you change Gigapan’s Epic camera robot?
• WSJ confirms Apple purchase of Lala
• Barnes & Noble’s Nook gets a brief and early hands-on
• PsiXpda 3G UMPC hits the UK, reminds us of a PDA we had 14 years ago
• A Google and GM Merger Makes Perfect Sense
• Dell creates communications division for push into handheld market
• Nintendo loses DS flash cart case in French court
• Hearst launching Skiff distribution system and Kindle competitor ‘by publishers, for publishers,’ thinks you’ll want it too
• HP lets iPAQ Glisten out of the box
• Atom N450 netbook torrent undammed on January 11 next year?
• Android 2.1-equiped Motorola Sholes tablet spied in China as XT701?
• Ask Engadget: Best headset / microphone for podcasting?
• Zii Trinity smartphone concept handled on video
• Leaked Intel Core i9 chip makes its way to eBay?
• Verizon ad confirms Droid is a not-quite pretty ‘racehorse duct taped to a Scud missile’
• Android 2.0.1 SDK materializes, Droid getting it in ‘coming weeks’
• RIM comes onboard with the Wireless Power Consortium
• British Library packs its least requested items into new, robot-operated facility in Leeds
• Sony’s PlayStation marks 15th anniversary
• Nokia slashing smartphone lineup in half for 2010
• Motorola invests in Anywhere Multitouch technology
• Sony and FIFA team up to make the World Cup 3D
• Canon patent application points to touchscreen DSLRs
• Nokia E72 now in stock in the New World — the US, to be specific
• HTC’s TouchB gets demonstrated, featurephone status confirmed (video)
• EU scientists develop LifeHand thought-controlled prosthesis
• In-wall USB charger is as cheap as it is ingenious
• Dell releases bevy of firmware updates to fix most of what ails some of you
• Nokia offers sneak peak at improved 2010 Symbian user interface
• Fujitsu LifeBook UH900 has multitouch, world-beating ambitions
• LG first to hit mass production with Full HD 3D LCD monitors
• Sanyo’s Eneloop Kairo hand warmers just barely beat Old Man Winter to America
• Layar 3.0 reunites the Beatles in 3D augmented reality
• Intel brings out Atom SDK wanting more apps, acts oblivious to Windows
• CompuLab’s fit-PC2i is extra tiny, ready for Windows 7
• DIY arduino Christmas lights spectacular turns bad taste into… art
• HT560 5.6-inch UMPC spotted in Shenzhen running Windows XP
• Nokia N900 impressively demos WebGL 3D graphics
• Micron RealSSD C300 becomes first SSD to leverage SATA 6Gbps interface
• Peregrine wired gaming glove gets pre-order status
• Nokia N97 Mini now shipping to American lovers, haters
• ViewSonic VCP08 seen clearly, largely in the wild
• ASUS UL30Vt now available at Amazon
• Augmented reality Twitter 360 app geolocates your friends by their tweets
• Sprint handed customer GPS data to law enforcement over 8 million times last year
• Confused school district fires sysadmin for running SETI@home: ‘As an educational institution we do not support the search for E.T.’
• Engadget’s Holiday Gift Guide: Smartphones
• RedEye turns your iPhone and iPod touch into bona fide universal remote (video)
• Large Hadron Collider grinds to a halt… again
• The Engadget Show: Kindle etching and DIY adventures with Adafruit Industries
• Motorola Sholes Tablet detailed, sounds as tasty as we’d hoped
• Mototorola Sholes Tablet detailed, sounds as tasty as we’d hoped
• AT&T and Verizon drop lawsuits, make nice for the holidays
• Phone-O-Scope brings SLR lenses to the iPhone the hard way
• Cyber Wednesday brings half price Peek service, discounted Wii
• Sony Snowflake DSC-TX1 comes with engraved holiday spirit
• iriver Story reviewed, incites rebellion over price
• Intel SSD firmware 02HD brings back Trim support, sans bugs
• LinkedIn profiles reveal Windows Mobile 7 clues, folks with really great people skills
• Nokia promises to take "Symbian user interface to a new level" in 2010, Maemo 6 in 2H
• Target’s remote control gift card puts normal ones to shame
• ASUS Eee PC Seashell 2 spotted with removable battery, pretty in pink styling
• DJ Hero controller goes rogue, now available separately
• Audi A8 MMI adds handwriting recognition to list of 2011 features
• Acer to launch first Chrome OS netbook, Android-based Aspire One sales disappoint
• Elevator operating robot janitor goes on sale in Japan
• Next-generation SD specification comes to light, 300MBps just around the corner
• Manufacturers redirecting R&D on declining GPS device orders?
• WebOS 1.3.2 out for Palm Pixi while Pre looks on with jealousy
• TerreStar Genus satphone gets beamed into an FCC lab
• Arcade Expressionism
• Spring Design denied injunction on sales of Barnes & Noble Nook
• Flip Video FlipShare TV beams video to the big screen
• Google halts development of Gears, makes room for HTML 5
• FCC boss keeps driving home the ’spectrum, spectrum, spectrum’ message for wireless broadband
• Dell Mini 3iX shown off in Brazil, works on tan, leaves Android Market in the dust?
• Snoop Dogg: the GPS industry’s secret weapon against Google
• Energizer promises new and improved zinc-air battery for summer 2010
• Ape Lad’s Twitter Avatars
• Microsoft shifting internal focus to Windows 8 in July 2010
• Hey You Guys! art auction
• Comcast deal to buy NBC is done, will be announced Thursday
• Square iPhone payment system gets itself a website, showcased in public
• HTC ‘Touch.B’ is an Android-powered Touch2?
• Apple dings Psystar for $2.67m, round two heads to Florida
• Engadget’s Holiday Gift Guide: PMPs
• Sharkoon USB LANPort gets your isolated USB drives on your local network
• Universal’s BD-59 Blu-ray / DVD flip discs to debut on Bourne trilogy releases
• Comcast inches closer to buying NBC
• Fring brings one-way video calling to the iPhone
• T-Mobile pushing CLIQ firmware update today? (update: yes!)
• Sony Ericsson’s Satio gets new firmware but not yet back on sale, Aino never affected
• Cloudy Collection Vol. I, Ed. 4 + Subscriptions
• HTC Hero gets a leaked Android 2.1 ROM with Sense
• Alec Jones
• Windows 7 Black Screen of Death? (It’s not as bad as it sounds)
• Trichrome Blue
• Soundmatters’ foxL v2 portable Bluetooth speaker rocks the suburbs
• Clearwire’s WiMAX rollout rolls on: NC, WA, TX, IL and HI get lit
• VIA’s Mobile-ITX platform is half as big as Pico-ITX, still full of heart
• iriver Story unsheathed, still looks remarkably like a Kindle
• Dell Precision M6500 mixes Core i7 with business savvy
• FCC starts up white spaces database, devices now inevitable
• Zii Trinity mobile platform packs 1080p punch, looking for OEM love
• Nokia sues LCD manufacturers for alleged price fixing
• Samsung’s ‘glamorous’ Diva Collection 2010 officially announced
• Nissan introducing low-cost navigation systems this January
• Nissan introducing low-cost navigation systems this January
• RED Scarlet 2/3 priced, detailed, and wanted
• RED Scarlet 2/3 priced, detailed, and wanted
• Dell, HP, and Lenovo bringing SDXC to laptops alongside 32nm Intel chipsets?
• Dell, HP, and Lenovo bringing SDXC to laptops alongside 32nm Intel chipsets?
• Inside Sharp’s new LCD factory, we can see our next HDTV from here
• Inside Sharp’s new LCD factory, we can see our next HDTV from here
• Google Maps Navigation makes trip across the pond, thanks to some hackery
• Google Maps Navigation makes trip across the pond, thanks to some hackery
• 2011 Chevrolet Volt gets taken for a test drive
• Marriage Proposal By Illustration
• Marriage Proposal By Illustration
• Praktica unleashes a slew of 10 and 12-megapixel shooters
• Praktica unleashes a slew of 10 and 12-megapixel shooters
• Flexio solar powered FM radio doubles as bookmark
• Flexio solar powered FM radio doubles as bookmark
• Xbox 360 controller ingeniously hacked for NES use
• Xbox 360 controller ingeniously hacked for NES use
• Nook ship date slips to January 11th, supply chain managers weep
• Editorial: The Engadget style guide reaches a MILESTONE
• ClearPlay introduces first content filtering 1080p upscaling DVD player
• ASUS Maximus III Extreme mobo lets Bluetooth cellphones tweak settings
• Pocket Tool X’s Piranha looks like it’s a multipurpose animal
• Samsung Behold II review
• Engadget has been nominated for ‘Blog of the Decade’ — and you vote for the winner!
• Lancerlink pico proj features ARM processor, Windows CE
• USB Inserts bring ads into the print age and back again… or something
• The Christmas Card Art of Arnold Roth
• The Christmas Card Art of Arnold Roth
• Creative ZEN X-Fi2 sees its first firmware update, still has aways to go
• Keepin’ it real fake, part CCXLV: the Nokia iPhone
• Nikon Coolpix S70 review: excellent spec, but mediocre image quality
• Chevy Volt shows up at fast food joint, practices lines for LA Auto Show
• Members abandoning Intel’s MID alliance? Hopefully.
• Cyber Monday deals roundup: Core i7, HDTVs, SSDs, free Droid Eris
• Large Hadron Collider breaks energy record, still won’t power a toaster
• Nokia launching only one Maemo device in 2010?
• Nook begins shipping, in select Barnes & Noble stores on December 7th
• Sony outs world’s first TransferJet chips for short-range wireless transfer
• Samurai of Kuroda granted a cybernetic upgrade
• ASUS Eee PC 1201HA now on sale in the US
• Smartbook AG launches absolutely gaudy $3,000 Swarovski-laden netbook
• Netronix looking to Android, 3G for its e-book readers
• HTC Hero caught running Android 2.1?
• Nokia N900 glitch leads to useful portrait mode, caught on video
• Mysterious iPhone model found in app usage records?
• Ultrathin, algae-based batteries could charge things you never thought possible
• Keepin’ it real fake, part CCXLIV: Zoho’s E72 is made in China, has Finland doing a double-take
• Archos releases developer edition firmware for Internet Tablets
• QiGi’s Smartbook is more like a WinMo 6.5-powered MID
• Spin polarization achieved at room temperature, elusive miracles now less elusive
• Nissan’s Scratch Shield paint coming to cellphones, invisibleSHIELD feels threatened
• Magellan’s GPS Car Kit for iPhone and iPod Touch: $130, coming next month
• How would you change AT&T’s 3G MicroCell?
• LG IQ (Monaco) demoed on video, coming to Telus ‘this holiday season’
• Bliptronic 5000 synthesizer: it’s like a Tenori-On, but affordable
• Oki shows off prototype LED-based HUD, coming soon to a jalopy near you
• Engadget’s Black Friday giveaway, part eleven: win a 32GB Zune HD!
• HTC HD2 capacitive stylus just around the bend?
• Engadget’s Black Friday giveaway, part ten: win an HP Envy 15!
• Engadget’s Black Friday giveaway, part ten: win an HP Envy 15!
• Acer to unveil 8 to 10 phones next year, show more love to Android
• Acer to unveil 8 to 10 phones next year, show more love to Android
• Engadget’s Black Friday giveaway, part nine: win a Dualshock 3 Wireless controller for PS3!
• Engadget’s Black Friday giveaway, part nine: win a Dualshock 3 Wireless controller for PS3!
• NVIDIA Tegra tablet prototype hands-on
• NVIDIA Tegra tablet prototype hands-on
• Engadget’s Black Friday giveaway, part eight: win a copy of Lips Number One Hits for Xbox 360!
• Engadget’s Black Friday giveaway, part eight: win a copy of Lips Number One Hits for Xbox 360!
• Chrome OS hacked for Dell’s Mini 10v, WiFi and all
• Chrome OS hacked for Dell’s Mini 10v, WiFi and all
• Nikon D3S unboxing and hands-on!
• Engadget’s Black Friday giveaway, part five: win one of five Nyko Charge Base IC units!
• Roomba saves child from deadly Viper, challenges Tango to a fight
• Engadget’s Black Friday giveaway, part two: win a pack of PSP Go accessories!
• Zemno’s $500 DeskBook Pro docking station is strictly for zealots
• Engadget’s Black Friday giveaway, part one: win a Wii Nerf blaster!
• FedEx Senseaware tracks everything about your package, probably causes OCD
• ViewSonic’s N01 MID caught wearing a nasty UMPC disguise
• Lenovo begins $200M buyback of Lenovo Mobile
• Nintendo Wii has lion’s share of female console gamers
• Stantum shows off resistive multitouch Slate PC, we’re awed again
• Sony Walkman X-series gets much needed browser update
• Creator of ProFORMA 3D scanning system talks details, availability
• iPhone 3GS Supreme is diamond encrusted, spectacularly expensive
• Kohjinsha’s dual-sceen DZ Series laptop now for sale
• Chevrolet Volt gets driver-activated warning system for the blind
• Ask Engadget: Best SSD under $150?
• MacBook Air meets bus, bus wins
• Black Friday deals roundup, starring SonyStyle, Sam’s Club, and more
• Sony Ericsson acknowledges touchscreen issues on Aino
• Windows Mobile 6.5 ’second edition’ bringing slightly revamped UI?
• Apple’s Black Friday deals hit Australia site, same as it ever was
• Dell SX2210T vs. HP L2105tm: optical multitouch head-to-head review
• Abecederia
• Navigon announces nav app for Android, Google threat looms
• Top Gear team builds EV, shows how complex car production really is
• AirScript translator beams live theater subtitles over the air
• Nokia X6 Comes with Music and capacitive touchscreen: shipping now
• Bacteria-killing prototype relies on plasma, could obsolete hand washing
• Lenovo’s Snapdragon smartbook gets Android, pictured properly
• iTunes tagging comes to London iPod nano owners: a European first
• Korean 3D television broadcasts in Full HD just weeks away
• Xbox 360 Elegant Edition shows Microsoft how it’s done
• Tokyo robosuit could make you the sack lifting champion
• EU closes antitrust investigation into Qualcomm, doesn’t levy fines
• Pandora cases start arriving, production enters ’so close you can smell it’ stage
• MSI X-Slim X430 gets an Athlon Neo CPU, Windows 7 and Blu-ray
• ASUS’ USB 3.0-equipped P6X58D Premium motherboard now available
• Camangi WebStation website goes live, orders do not
• LessLoss BlackBody: improve your sound for just $959 and your sense of reason
• How-to: get music, videos, and photos off your iPod or iPhone
• Norway’s Statkraft kick-starts world’s first osmotic power plant
• Pomera DM20 Digital Memo puts your old Brother to shame
• Engadget’s Holiday Gift Guide: Accessories
• Inbrics announces Android MID, promises ‘inspirational moments’ (video)
• 4iThumbs overlay adds a tactile keyboard to your iPhone… sorta (video)
• Tony Hawk: Ride prototype skateboards employ arcade buttons, duct tape, love
• DroboPro RAID array causes reviewer to fall madly in love (video)
• TomTom XXL 540S World Traveler Edition: perfect for that dude you’re jealous of
• Palm and Sprint issue statement acknowledging Profile backup issue
• Dragon Skin body armor gains piezoelectric sensors, keeps bullet-stopping abilities
• iBuyPower lets out five liquid-cooled gaming desktops
• Microsoft opens PC lounge in Saks Fifth Avenue for holiday season
• Lenovo’s ThinkPad doyen Arimasa Naitoh speaks about life, liberty and the T400s
• Nokia N900 now shipping in the land of Ford freedom trucks
• Samsung Go netbook gets $100 cheaper with one-year Times Reader 2.0 subscription
• iPhone to be sold by Tesco in the UK, hemorrhages cachet
• Kindle 2.3 software update available, generation 1 owners need not apply
• US Air Force orders up 2,200 more PS3s, says they help it think
• Toshiba Natural Selection laptops get celebrity paintjobs, good causes
• Toshiba Natural Selection laptops get celebrity paintjobs, good causes
• LG bows its GW880 OPhone for China Mobile, we start packing our things
• LG bows its GW880 OPhone for China Mobile, we start packing our things
• Wireless USB keyboard / touchpad is more than the sum of its parts
• Wireless USB keyboard / touchpad is more than the sum of its parts
• Razer Imperator gaming mouse ships with adjustable side buttons, disdain for southpaws
• Razer Imperator gaming mouse ships with adjustable side buttons, disdain for southpaws
• GE Global Research holograms increase security, redefine ‘going green’
• GE Global Research holograms increase security, redefine ‘going green’
• Sciphone’s Android-loving N21 gets some time on video
• Blobo squeezable game controller bounces through the FCC
• LG BL40 Christmas Edition sports 8 megapixel camera, no egg nog
• Nyko Charge Base IC for Wii now shipping
• OS Xbox Pro casemod build video is mesmerizing
• LaCie packs 2TB HDD, DLNA support into LaCinema Classic HD
• Kindle firmware update promises 85 percent battery boost, native PDF reader
• MSI eagerly supports HD video on its MT-V887 PMP
• HP’s Obsidian becomes iPAQ Glisten, officially comes to AT&T
• Fring adds Skype video support on S60, threatens to make front cams useful
• Magazine publishers said to be ‘very close’ to digital distribution deal
• Sony VAIO X ultraportable gets the Hackintosh treatment
• Sony Ericsson already working on second version of Xperia Pureness, possibly Xperia Pureness 2?
• Nintendo DSi LL sells 103k in two days, ripped open in two minutes
• ArcherMind shows off ‘world’s first’ Android-based in-car nav system
• Twelve South’s BassJump subwoofer improves your MacBook experience via USB, not parachute
• Olympus Pen E-P1 spoiled by Swarovski
• You’ll go ga ga ga ga ga over Elecom’s Like a Spoon mouse
• Fujitsu LifeBook MH380 netbook becomes the latest climber on Intel’s Pine Trail
• Captain Piccard’s Solar Impulse starts runway testing
• Sony Ericsson Satio sales suspended after bugs discovered
• Datel sues Microsoft, wants its Xbox 360 market back
• Large Hadron Collider reboots, makes first protonic bang!
• HTC HD2 can be coaxed into doing 802.11n, if you know how to sweet-talk it
• Palm Precorder brings video recording homebrew to the Pre
• Amazon promises update to better ‘organize Kindle libraries’
• Core i7 iMacs showing up DOA — including ours
• Blinking LEDs to give QR codes a run for their (ad) money
• TI introduces the eZ430-Chronos development platform… and sports watch
• Ostendo now selling CRVD display directly; multiple CRVD display rig blows minds on video
• Buffalo now shipping SuperSpeed USB 3.0 external hard drive
• Klausner takes aim at RIM, Motorola over visual voicemail patents
• Samsung Story external HDD now boasts 2TB, eSATA
• iPhone camera mod for magnification: because you can
• Stats show Motorola Droid is the new elephant in the Android room
• The Engadget Show - 003: Drew Bamford, Joystiq’s Chris Grant, Adamo XPS, and lots of game demos
• Mimo debuts 7-inch iMo Pivot Touch monitor
• Eee PC 1005HR unboxed complete with 1366 x 768 display
• Eee PC 1005HR unboxed complete with 1366 x 768 display
• AT&T’s new DataConnect Pass plans serve up data a la carte
• Paintings of paperclips
• Apple hits back at Verizon in new iPhone ads (video)
• Julien Pacaud
• Christian Robinson
• Sony’s Kaz Hirai confirms ‘premium level’ subscription coming to PSN
• IBM PowerXCell-8i processor said to be last of its kind, but Cell will live on
• LG X120 netbook comes to the US with 2-year AT&T contract
• Wii pay-per-view programming introduced in Japan
• Neptune’s Trident case mod honors the god of liquid cooling
• Sony VAIO UX handheld gets 3G wireless, quad OS, inflated sense of self
• Jimbo’s MID does Windows XP on the tiny, shuns you and your physical keyboard
• Camangi’s WebStation tablet ships soon, sports Android, loves early birds (video)
• Eking’s tilting, sliding S515 UMPC gets unwrapped on video, looks like a giant Touch Pro2
• Engadget Podcast 172 - 11.23.2009
• Google Maps Navigation hacked for extra-American use
• Verizon announces Samsung Omnia II: December 2 for $200
• Data Robotics introduces 5-bay Drobo S, enterprise-ready DroboElite
• Sergey Brin: Android and Chrome OS ‘will likely converge over time’
• British surgeons using radiation beams to halt macular degeneration
• Jailbroken iPhones exposed to second worm, this time malicious
• Sony joins 1,000-hour recording club with IDC-UX300
• Spotify gets Symbian app, Nokia owners rejoice
• iPhone slated for South Korean debut on November 28
• Sony Ericsson Kurara previewed way ahead of release
• Powermat retrofitted into plank of wood, new world of opportunies discovered
• China Telecom to launch Palm and BlackBerry handsets this year?
• The end of exclusivity leading to big iPhone sales in Europe
• Roku Channel Store delivers ten new content portals for zero dollars
• OCZ’s Colossus desktop SSD gets reviewed: oh yeah, it’s fast
• Black Friday deals roundup: Walmart, Target and NewEgg
• Amidio’s Touch DJ app stuffs a turntable into your iPhone (video)
• Pegatron’s Ubuntu-equipped netbook spotted in the wild
• Pegatron’s Ubuntu-equipped netbook spotted in the wild
• Intel’s Cedarview Atom chip rumored to go 32nm in 2011
• Intel’s Cedarview Atom chip rumored to go 32nm in 2011
• The Engadget Show tapes today with HTC’s Drew Bamford and Chris Grant of Joystiq (and giveaways!)
• The Engadget Show tapes today with HTC’s Drew Bamford and Chris Grant of Joystiq (and giveaways!)
• AOpen’s Ion-powered XC Mini GP7A-HD puts the ‘choice’ in ‘nettop’
• Olympus’ $1,100 PEN E-P2 up for pre-order, played with early
• BlackBerry Bold 9700 now on sale to all at AT&T: $200 on contract
• Sewell’s DisplayLink-enabled USB-to-DVI / VGA / HDMI adapter does 2,048 x 1,152
• Atlona’s HDAiR wireless USB-to-VGA / HDMI adapter gains audio, usefulness
• Purported Motorola Droid prototype turns up on eBay
• Toyota Partner Robots heading to the moon, offworld colonies inevitable
• Nintendo DSi LL set loose in Japan
• Windows drivers for Apple’s Magic Mouse conjured from the ether
• Sony Ericsson XPERIA X10 heading to AT&T
• Microsoft roadmap pegs Windows 8 release for 2012, or just after the world’s end
• BlackBerry Curve 8530 now putting Verizon through the rounds
• Tesla Motors IPO coming ‘any day’ now, says report
• New Sony NXCAM is more camcorder than you ever need, but still you covet
• New Sony NXCAM is more camcorder than you ever need, but still you covet
• PlayStation 2 finally launches in Brazil for the bargain price of around US $462
• PlayStation 2 finally launches in Brazil for the bargain price of around US $462
• How would you change Motorola’s CLIQ?
• Philips launches 9704 LED Pro televisions in the UK
• Dynamic Controls unveils integrated iPhone app for wheelchair controls
• Large Hadron Collider is online, Higgs boson be damned
• Finland unleashes Blobo, the squeezable, all-too-cheerful game controller, on an unsuspecting world
• Samsung unleashes two Diva-branded phones, divas everywhere faint
• Archerfish Quattro video monitoring and recording system now available at Amazon
• Mangrove WinMo tablet rough-handled, teased for being ‘tubby’
• The Engadget Show tapes this Sunday with HTC’s Drew Bamford and Chris Grant of Joystiq!
• Engadget’s Holiday Gift Guide: Cellphones
• Barnes & Noble’s Nook now sold out for the holidays
• FLO TV for iPhone proof-of-concept caught in the wild
• Robots perform in ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream,’ said to outdo the cast of New Moon
• Best Use of Exploitative Tactics
• YouTube pulls a Hulu — yanking API access from Popcorn Hour, other TV-connected devices
• MIT researchers develop liquid metal battery for the grid and the home
• Motorola Motus specs leaked, headed for AT&T?
• Challenge Your World
• Ty Wilkins
• Pogoplug second generation debuts, coming this holiday with enhanced web interface
• California mandates TV energy efficiency improvements by 2011
• This Google’s made from 100% Virgin pulp, not chrome
• BlackBerry Pearl 9100 revealed, has lost its gemstone but not its luster
• Verizon’s Samsung Omnia II launching December 2 for $200
• Sony 280-inch 3D LED display headed to Mr. Lee’s Greater Hong Kong
• Internet Explorer 9 to sport GPU acceleration and HTML5 support
• OCZ needs a name for USB 3.0 solid state drive
• PlayStation 3 Video Delivery Service spreads to Europe
• Microsoft Surface SDK opens doors to all
• Google Chrome OS available as free VMWare download
• Power HotSpot for 12 volt ‘noncritical’ electronics and the survivalists who love them
• Archos 9 pre-orders reportedly delayed until December, retail release pushed to 2010
• Ask Engadget: Best PMP with GPS and WiFi for in-car use?
• Warner’s DVD2Blu trade-in swaps Blu-rays for your DVDs, Leland Gaunt approves
• Sony’s Blu-ray digital copies tested on PS3, PSP
• Mac OS X 10.6.2 hacked to allow Atom support
• Microsoft CEO Ballmer says Windows 7 sales are double its predecessors’
• Researchers say RFID ‘fingerprint’ could prevent counterfeiting
• American Airlines launches online widget to sniff out WiFi-equipped flights
• Dell lets loose Studio 17 laptop with multitouch display
• Sony to expand PlayStation Network into Sony Online Service, sell music, books, videos
• Live from Google’s Chrome OS project announcement
• Google’s Chrome OS revealed — with video!
• Kawada NEXTAGE humanoid robot just wants to help out (video)
• Hasselblad intros 50 megapixel H3DII-50 MS with multishot
• Fanatec Porsche 911 Turbo Wheel for Xbox 360 review
• Newman’s A36HD PMP keeps things slim, out of North America
• Zepto Computers files for bankruptcy
• Qualcomm’s Mirasol e-reader to get game controller, Cheetos fingerprints? (video)
• BenQ bringing nReader e-book reader to Asia
• Olive 4HD makes the audiophile’s music server more audiophilic
• Apple tablet(s) in 2H 2010 with OLED screen and tailored content in tow?
• Palm Pre slips to $80 on contract, makes the Pixi that much less attractive
• Wireless Dynamics brings the joys of inventory management to the iPhone with the iCarte RFID reader
• iBUYPOWER’s Chimera 2 Gaming System has flames on the outside, liquid cooling on the inside
• Sharkoon SATA QuickPort adds USB 3.0 support, doesn’t forget its roots
• ViewSonic VPD500 and VPD400 media players handled on video
• ASUS’ Ion-packing Eee PC 1201N gets official, gets handled (video)
• Livescribe’s Pulse smartpen app store now ready for hot 96 x 18 pixel action (video)
• Sony Ericsson Kurara has speedy Cortex A8, PowerVR purring inside
• Lenovo ThinkPad Edge to bridge gap between IdeaPads and pro machines?
• Philips’ Crystalize service promises to cure your skin care dilemma
• Welcome to the next Engadget
• Xero’s eBoard Neo skateboard is battery-powered, gun-controlled
• Juicy Couture makes decent looking photo frame, Dean Koontz writes pretty good novel
• T-Mobile Complete: a $300 contract-free BlackBerry Curve 8520 with one month service
• Lenovo’s ThinkPad X100e gets detailed: AMD Neo-based, not a netbook
• Samsung Bada phone to be announced first half of next year
• Latest SixthSense demo features paper ‘laptop,’ camera gestures
• Transcend introduces 1.5TB StoreJet 35T external hard drive
• Next-generation Flip Video camcorder rumored to boast WiFi
• Dual Electronics XML8110 in-dash iPhone dock announced
• Engadget’s Holiday Gift Guide: GPS devices
• Palm Pixi one step closer to free, now $25 on Amazon
• Qualcomm Mirasol-equipped color e-book reader said to be on track for late 2010
• NVIDIA’s Fermi-based GeForce 100 GPU makes a Twitter appearance
• ASUS ships Windows Home Server-packin’ TS mini NAS drive
• IBM simulates cat’s brain, humans are next
• Umazone UMA-ISO drive enclosure takes the sting out of mounting disk images
• PS3 firmware 3.10 released with Facebook support, ‘richer’ trolling experience
• Nokia’s Maemo 5-equipped N900 on sale in America for $649
• Malata’s R108T netvertible embraces touch, Windows 7
• Sony’s 3G-enabled Reader Daily Edition up for pre-order, content deals coming next month
• Sony Ericsson closing four facilities, laying off 2,000 employees worldwide
• Sony Reader follows Kindle to the Great White North, conquers entire high school (video)
• Tony Hawk Ride ready to rock indoor tricks in the US (video)
• Nikon D300S review roundup: it’s awesome, but D300 is better value
• Microsoft compulsively quashes Natal ‘impulse buy’ rumors
• 3D mapping drone fires lasers from a mile away (video)
• Casio trots out world’s slimmest shock-resistant digicam: EX-G1 (video)
• Nokia abandoning S60 for Maemo on future N-Series devices?
• Google-branded phone coming early next year?
• Samsung R0 not-so-boldly goes where most PMPs have gone before it
• Fedora 12 ‘Constantine’ launches with enhanced video codec and power management
• ATI Radeon HD 5970: world’s fastest graphics card confirmed
• DIY Robolamps are part lamp, part robot, all awesome
• Origin launches custom gaming rig shop, starts with Genesis and EON18
• Amazon offers $50 PSN card with PSP Go purchases, for tonight only
• Google announcing Chrome OS launch plans this Thursday
• AMIMON’s WHDI wireless HD modules coming to netbooks and laptops
• UK T-Mobile customer data sold to cold callers, responsible staff to be prosecuted
• Dancepants: the music stops when exhaustion sets in
• AT&T’s BlackBerry Bold 9700 starts shipping out to top bananas
• Barnes & Noble accepting gift cards for ebook purchases starting mid-December
• South Korean researchers devise a safer lithium ion battery
• Canada gets International Kindle support, no longer feels inferior to Trinidad and Tobago
• Magellan debuts GPS app / car kit for iPhone and iPod touch
• RealView’s V-Screen for PSP review
• Bowers & Wilkins somehow makes PC speakers interesting with MM-1
• Laptop reliability survey: ASUS and Toshiba win, HP fails
• CyberPower adds USB 3.0 and SATA 6G to entire Gamer Xtreme desktop line
• Jean-Manuel Duvivier
• Cheeming Boey’s coffee cups
• Vizit touchscreen photo frame demonstrated for your edification (video)
• Goldfish – Fort Knox
• PrimeDTV further saturates HD media streamer segment with PHD-HM5
• Enterprise – Star Trek paintings
• Addonics Mini NAS: when RAID is too much to ask for
• Sony applies next-gen snowflake tech to boost VAIO W’s appeal
• ASUS’s UL30Vt announced, somehow finds room for discrete graphics
• Motorola Droid camera autofocus fixed in secrecy?
• Nook for sale at Barnes & Noble stores on November 30th?
• Lenovo ThinkPad W701 hints at Core i7 Extreme in FCC reveal
• Adobe’s Flash Player 10.1 beta GPU acceleration tested, documented
• T-Mobile cautiously resumes Sidekick sales at lower prices
• Walky robot understands iPhone gestures, football fanaticism (video)
• Adobe Flash Player 10.1 and AIR 2 betas are out, multi-touch and video acceleration are in (video)
• Dell’s 5-inch Android Streak MID on AT&T in 2010?
• Stantum’s unlimited multitouch meets Mini 10 in a fight to the death
• Samsung’s Ubicell CDMA base station going 3G in 2010
• BlackBerry Internet Service stricken with global outages?
• NVIDIA Tesla 20-series GPUs promise to dramatically cut supercomputing costs
• Verizon responds to AT&T’s Map For That lawsuit: ‘the truth hurts’
• Facebook for PlayStation 3 ‘begins’ this Thursday with firmware update 3.10 (video)
• HTC Hero, Samsung Moment now $100 on Sprint courtesy of Best Buy
• Mad Catz takes aim at Microsoft with its own Wireless-N Gaming Adapter
• Hitachi introduces 2TB SimpleDrive for digital pack rats
• Lenovo T410s leaks out, features not one but two ThinkLights
• Sciphone’s Android-toting N21 unboxed, dual SIM slots caught rockin’ the suburbs
• Fusion-io ioXtreme PCI Express SSD reviewed: wicked fast, bloody expensive
• Un tour de Manège
• iPhone ‘home’ button earrings are for serious fangirls (and guys) only
• BlackBerry Curve 8520, LG Shine II coming to AT&T
• WowWee Cinemin Swivel pico projector shocker: available now!
• The Lighthouse Keeper
• iPhone app debuts for plastic surgery enthusiasts
• GoPro HD Hero review and helmet cam face-off
• Fantastic Mr. Fox concept art
• New XPERIA X10 hands-on video brings the snappy
• AT&T adds Samsung Go to netbook lineup, dumbs it down with Windows 7 Starter
• Acer Aspire Timeline 1820PT convertible hits Australia, gets specs
• Kohjinsha PA series reviewed, found lacking
• Kohjinsha PA series reviewed, found lacking
• Swarm robot project sounds ominous, uses open source
• Swarm robot project sounds ominous, uses open source
• ‘Wink’ USB flash drive: perfect for hockey moms, lipstick-laden pigs
• ‘Wink’ USB flash drive: perfect for hockey moms, lipstick-laden pigs
• Hardware battle looms for theoretical successors to Nintendo DS and Sony PSP
• Hardware battle looms for theoretical successors to Nintendo DS and Sony PSP
• STMicroelectronics’ 3-axis MEMS gyroscope gives a new level of control to your mobile
• STMicroelectronics’ 3-axis MEMS gyroscope gives a new level of control to your mobile
• Nokia N900 quick hands-on
• Nokia N900 quick hands-on
• Headtime scalp massager massages scalps, blows minds
• Headtime scalp massager massages scalps, blows minds
• T-Mobile’s BlackBerry Bold 9700 now available for $200 on contract
• T-Mobile’s BlackBerry Bold 9700 now available for $200 on contract
• Lenovo IdeaPad shown to possess Pineview CPU by FCC photo shoot
• Lenovo IdeaPad shown to possess Pineview CPU by FCC photo shoot
• Nokia E72 in stores now, somewhere
• Nokia E72 in stores now, somewhere
• Toshiba ‘Space Chair’ ad redefines armchair viewing (video)
• ASUS courting Toshiba in bid to become top-3 PC maker?
• Casio stuffs backlit CMOS sensors in Exilim EX-FC150 and EX-FH25 superzoom
• Cray Jaguar leaps past IBM Roadrunner as world’s fastest supercomputer and pun generator (video)
• Keepin’ it real fake, part CCXLII: Aphone A6 is all about Android, aping Apple (video)
• Facebook finally comes to webOS, not with a bang but a whimper
• Samsung unveils Android-equipped Galaxy Spica i5700
• Menq’s $80 EasyPC E790 netbook runs Windows CE now, should run Android later (video)
• The next Engadget Show tapes November 22nd with HTC’s Drew Bamford and Chris Grant of Joystiq
• Don’t shop drunk: Verizon’s $350 ETF is now live
• Keepin’ it real fake, part CCXLI: PXP 2000 is not a PSP Go, but it gets a loving unboxing anyway
• Cranberry DiamonDisc: the $35 DVD that’ll last longer than your ghost
• Archos 9 PMP sneaks into the FCC, gets dissected when caught
• BBC redoubles its Wii efforts with dedicated iPlayer channel
• How would you change Garmin-Asus’ nuvifone G60?
• Palm Pre WebOS 1.3.1 update available now
• ViewSonic heats up phone collection, V901 spotted on Microsoft China site
• AdhocParty for PSP coming to North America ’soon’
• T-Mobile launching BlackBerry Bold 9700 on November 16 for $199.99
• HP dm3t review
• Engadget Podcast 171 - 11.13.2009
• Nokia rumored to be eyeing Palm buy yet again
• The Engadget Show: Philippe Starck Q&A bonus round
• The Engadget Show: Inside the mind of designer Philippe Starck
• Sony’s TransferJet-packin’ Memory Stick Duo hits the FCC
• Dress lit up with 24,000 LEDs, perfect for your next formal rave
• ION Cube case mod wins NVIDIA design contest
• Google makes Gizmo5 acquisition official, offers few details
• Editorial: Hey, AT&T — drop lawsuits, not calls
• Chumby One review
• Mobinnova Beam Tegra smartbook hits the FCC en route to AT&T
• HP’s 11.6-inch Pavilion DM1 gets unboxed on video
• NPD: Wii reclaims lead in US sales, but console gaming market shrinks by a fifth
• UK Channel 4 set to throw some 3D programming our way
• FLO TV Personal Television now on sale for $250, should be in cereal boxes soon
• Palm Treo 650 boots into Android, lives a fulfilling life (video)
• Kivu’s G-Five KTNO2 netbook sports ridiculous ‘aerodynamic’ design, could be the wind beneath your wings
• Sony’s VAIO Bluetooth Laser Mouse pictured in the wild, almost as ugly as last week’s OpenOfficeMouse
• Dell Mini 3i officially set for imminent launch in Brazil and China
• PSP Go turned into a homebrewed Sega CD emulator (video)
• YouTube begins streaming 1080p insecurities next week
• Arduino-packin’ Didgeridoo features 17 effects controls, drones with the best of ‘em (video)
• PhoneSuit Primo adds extra juice, minimal bulk to your iPhone / iPod
• Sony’s 2010/2011 OLED and flagship XBR series LCD roadmap leaked?
• GameStop to start testing game downloads early next year
• Trust in Casio’s Japanese Exilim EX-FS10S, it’ll turn your bogeys into birdies
• Ask Engadget: Best multitouch monitor?
• Motorola’s MT710 OPhone for China makes us dream of Droids without keyboards
• Samsung responds to Symbian claims, says it’s still supporting it
• Windows Marketplace’s newest anti-piracy measures already thwarted
• GSM Palm Pre bound for Mexico, coming to Telcel on November 27th
• The Engadget Podcast, live at 3:30PM EST!
• BlackBerry Storm2 hands-on and impressions
• Panasonic debuts MW-10 photo frame / iPod dock / sound system
• AT&T adds Verizon’s Island of Misfit Toys holiday ads to lawsuit, demands they be yanked off the air
• Japanese company Greenhouse launches camcorder for women
• Walmart’s $30 deal vaults Pixi from ‘meh’ to ’sure, I’ll take three’
• Police Wii Bowling team issued stern rebuke
• Qualcomm chips promises 1GHz speeds in ‘mainstream smartphones,’ simultaneous HSPA+ / LTE support
• TomTom to bring free lane guidance, text-to-speech, iPod control to iPhone GPS app
• Vestax Spin might just be the USB-based DJ rig of your dreams, only shinier
• Facebook app developer rejects App Store, irony ensues
• Intel shells out $1.25 billion to settle all AMD litigation
• AMD spells out the future: heterogeneous computing, Bulldozer and Bobcats galore
• Dell’s Inspiron Zino HD on sale now in America: starts at $229, doubles as an HTPC
• Intel Arrandale chips detailed, priced and dated?
• Palm Pixi review
• Sanyo releases new, Motion Plus-approved, contact-free Eneloop Wiimote charger
• Sony surveying PSP Go audience, wants color suggestions
• Ferrari-styled OutRun arcade machine set for crazy scooter transformation? (video)
• Appstand frame has a pocket for your iPhone, little else (video)
• ViewSonic VPC08 keeps Windows XP, clamshell style alive
• Seiko Ocean Theater alarm clock brings the life aquatic to your bedroom
• Palm Pixi arrives early for the people of Walmart
• Windows 7 bested by XP in netbook battery life tests
• Flash 10.1 coming to webOS in first half 2010, says kinder, gentler Adobe page
• Razer gets back to basics with $50 Abyssus gaming mouse
• Palm’s Pixi TV spot heads in a new direction, bids adieu to creepy redhead
• Exspect launches racing wheel for Wii Motion Plus controllers in the UK
• Apple lets devs bite their nails in real time as iPhone apps navigate approval process
• Seth MacFarlane’s Secret
• Leaked PS3 XMB images hint at Facebook integration, new image layout
• Black Friday ads leaking all over town, we’ve rounded them up
• Motorola Droid torn down despite desperate cries of ‘no disassemble’
• Psystar founders claim they cracked OS X, hackintosh scene is ‘all wrong’
• BlackYard
• Watch Chris Piascik draw
• HP to acquire 3Com in $2.7 billion deal
• BoEye MID700 unveiled with Android OS, vaguely familiar form factor
• Parrot debuts Android-based Grande Specchio photo frame
• Microsoft group manager: Windows 7 borrowing ‘Mac look and feel’
• ASUS UL80Vt review
• Chumby One now on sale
• Limited edition ‘Modern Warfare 2′ Xbox 360 unboxing
• Zune HD 3D games video hands-on
• Bigshot camera kit could help turn your kid on to the dark world of the teardown
• Lucid’s GPU-mixing HYDRA Engine gets previewed, shows real promise
• Zune HD Marketplace now loaded with free 3D games
• ZyXEL’s MWR222 Mobile Wireless Router will stop at nothing to get you connected
• Logitech plans to acquire LifeSize Communications, coming soon to a boardroom near you
• Germans in the Woods
• Nokia reveals 2015 vision while struggling with 2009 realities (video)
• Valerie Singleton wants more Facebook friends, promotes Linux for the elderly
• Bang & Olufsen’s BeoVision 7 LCD grows to 55-inches, makes room for Blu-ray not frugality
• Garmin-ASUS nuvifone M20 makes jump to Windows Mobile 6.5
• AMEX DIGITAL’s Mac mini Blu-ray drive upgrade kit is not what it seems
• iPhone gets live Sky Mobile TV, O2 offering 3 months’ free access
• Celio REDFLY for BlackBerry tested: it’s not the solution you weren’t looking for anyway
• Google Navigation hacked onto T-Mobile G1
• Samsung dropping Symbian for Bada in 2010, says senior VP
• Withings WiFi Body Scale integrates Twitter, launches in the US
• HTC HD2 ripped to shreds, probably in the name of science
• Hey, Google: failing to spellcheck Android 2.0 can have ‘undesireable consequences’
• Windows Mobile 7 reportedly on track for Q1 2010 release to OEMs, Q3 release to public
• Yeti USB Condenser Mic gets certified by THX, fellow Yetis
• Palm Pixi seen running webOS 1.3.1 on video
• WIP: Work In Progress
• Tommy Kane draws Lebanon
• Dual-screen enTourage eDGe ebook reader gets a little hands-on time
• Sparkz projector / dock for iPhone displays your videos, empties your wallet (video)
• RFiDJ: the coaster-controlled HTPC switches playlists while you switch drinks (video)
• Nokia N900 ad suggests a history of mental illness
• Intel Reader reads books to the lazy and infirm (video)
• Dell’s Inspiron Zino HD now official in Ireland and UK
• Analyst estimates 100,000 DROID smartphones sold in first weekend
• Apple’s Mini DisplayPort gets VESA stamp of approval
• Ricoh GXR now official, generates sample images and early impressions
• Apple’s Core i5 / i7 27-inch iMacs now shipping to expectant owners
• Motorola Milestone headed to Telus in early 2010
• Art Lebedev’s Rozetkus 3D vs. Letout Outlet… Fight!
• Rock Band played with a flute, awesome redefined (video)
• Sprint cutting up to 2,500 more employees from the payroll
• Kindle for PC app out now, Mac version to soon follow
• Nokia N900 is now shipping!
• Google gifting free airport WiFi for the holidays
• Verizon already prepping DROID and DROID Eris firmware updates?
• Netflix on PS3 now available (video)
• Bowers & Wilkins first ever P5 headphones follow the iPod money trail
• NVIDIA Fermi GT300 GPU delayed until 2010?
• Dell Mini 9 modded into motion sensitive, touchscreen tablet (video)
• Samsung announces Bada mobile OS, SDK sets sail in December
• Neo Slim 3000 handheld promises game emulation and more
• Mac OS X 10.6.2 update out on the prowl (update: Atom support is gone)
• Navigon updates US iPhone navigation app, live traffic updates are a go
• OpenOffice distances itself from OpenOfficeMouse, joins everyone else
• Motorola Motus gets FCC approval, Sholes Tablet looking legit
• Google to acquire Gizmo5, swing at Skype with VoIP-enabled Google Voice?
• Keepin’ it real fake, part CCXXXX: HTC Hero gets iPhone flair
• Paul Rogers’s Name That Movie
• An interview with Fantastic Mr. Fox storyboard artist Christian DeVita
• The NCube: probably the best portable Gamecube of all time
• Intel purportedly fast-tracking Pine Trail platform, forgetting all about N270 / N280 at CES
• LG’s 15-inch OLED TV now blowing minds in South Korea
• Epson concocts world’s first 4K HTPS panel, 4K 3LCD projectors closer to reality
• Gigabyte fixes iPhone sync issue with BIOS update
• Autonomous Roombas do Pac-Man right (video)
• Sony streaming Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs free to new customers, expensively to existing ones
• Art Lebedev’s Rozetkus 3D socket concept gives you five plugs where once there was one
• LaserMotive finally wins NASA’s Elevator:2010 Beam Power Challenge, climbs at 3.9 meters/second (video)
• Samsung pays Qualcomm $1.3 billion to secure wireless licenses
• ZiiLABS ZMS-08 offers Cortex A8-powered Full HD and Flash acceleration for netbooks
• Engadget logo now a thrilla in Manila
• Nokia initiates shocking charger recall program
• Google making Waves across all its Apps?
• Stealth’s rugged LPC-395F Mini PC: it’s like a caged monster, but weak
• Sprint Palm Pixi unboxed on video
• First iPhone worm rickrolls jailbroken phones
• Elusive Xbox 360 802.11n wireless adapter appears in the UK
• Latest iControlPad prototype bulks up, gets handled on video
• Engadget Podcast 170 - 11.08.2009
• Engadget Podcast 170 - 11.08.2009
• Verizon takes another swing at AT&T, puts iPhone on the Island of Misfit Toys
• Yamaha intros more affordable Tenori-On ‘Orange’
• Leica X1 photo gallery proves that big shots do come in little packages
• Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin mini iPod dock lands for a hands-on
• DocuPen X hits earth for all your pen scanner needs
• Revo’s retro-styled Heritage radio does DAB, WiFi and casual unboxings
• Creative’s ZEN X-Fi2 touchscreen PMP now on sale
• Crapgadget: ‘All hope just might be lost’ edition
• Easy Piano bringing keys to the DS Lite in ‘early 2010′
• Easy Piano bringing keys to the DS Lite in ‘early 2010′
• Bose SoundDock 10 gets reviewed, probably not worth the pricetag
• Palm Pre price keeps sinking on Bell, down to $100
• Apple TV 3.0.1 update prevents data from ‘temporarily disappearing’
• Canon EOS 7D gets high marks all around
• Best Buy stocking Nokia’s Booklet 3G on November 15th
• Inspiron Zino HD now configurable, available to order on Dell’s website
• Zune HD v4.3 firmware out now: fixes playcount bug, adds lots of great things (video)
• Sixth Sense creator to release code, wearable gesture interface becomes a reality for all
• ASRock ION 330HT-BD nettop gets unboxed and cracked open on video
• Ford’s inflatable seat belts headed to Explorer in 2010, other whips in due time (video)
• Safa Xing LED features MP3 playback, 27 pixel resolution
• Microsoft emancipates Digital Cable Tuners with second Media Center update today
• Guitar Hero and Rock Band drums combine for ultimate MIDI kit (video)
• iPhone coming to The Shack: Dallas and NYC this month, nationwide in 2010?
• Myka ION brings Hulu, Boxee and other web content to your TV
• Garmin ecoRoute ESP module gets priced, detailed further
• Unused Adamo XPS prototypes reveal touchscreen trackpads, key-less keyboard
• OpenOfficeMouse isn’t free, isn’t pretty
• Super cheap Archos 1 Vision DMP set for release this month
• Netflix instant streaming demoed on PlayStation 3 (video)
• Nintendo’s Reggie Fils-Aime squashes Wii HD rumors… again
• Blinged out Michael Jackson phone is fashionably late
• LG to announce Snapdragon-boasting Android phone, Korea-bound in 2010
• Sony and Atracsys develop 3D interface for ORs, sci-fi franchises (video)
• PSA: Sears charging $50 less for new DROID activations than Verizon
• PSA: Sears charging $50 less for new DROID activations than Verizon
• TiVo’s AN0100 802.11n WiFi adapter hits the FCC, stirs up imaginations
• TiVo’s AN0100 802.11n WiFi adapter hits the FCC, stirs up imaginations
• Poll: Will the DROID have you in its clutches?
• Poll: Will the DROID have you in its clutches?
• ASUS O!Play AIR HDP-R3 arrives with WiFi and card reader
• ASUS O!Play AIR HDP-R3 arrives with WiFi and card reader
• Verizon confirms DROID tethering cost, will ask subscribers to double-down on their data plan
• Sensium wireless digital band-aid begins clinical trials
• MOTO releases AMP MID, the OLED Android 2.0 handheld you didn’t even know existed
• Dell Mini 3iX shows up at FCC, with WiFi and 3G in tow
• LTE Connected Car redefines the ‘mobile’ in mobile broadband (video)
• NVIDIA Tegra 2 to double performance, arrive in 2010?
• Cellphone inventor says they’ve become ‘too complicated,’ rock-n-roll too loud
• Gigabyte Booktop M1305 ultraportable gains external GeForce GT220 GPU
• DIY sewable iPod remote takes just ten minutes, will absolutely warm your heart
• DROID and DROID Eris now cash sentient on Verizon
• Ask Engadget: Best wireless touchpad / trackpad?
• iRobot creates new business unit for healthcare robotics
• NVIDIA takes its feud with Intel to cartoonish new levels
• Acer Liquid handled, evaluated, ‘not too shabby’
• Palm demos web-based Ares SDK for webOS
• iPhone vs DROID multitouch keyboard showdown (video)
• Fluidic Energy promises better, cheaper metal-air batteries, wins DoE grant
• Comcast announces new bandwidth throttling scheme
• TwitterPeek review
• BlackBerry Curve 8530 now official on Sprint
• Apple ‘Grab & Go’ sync patent application features… Engadget
• Motorola DROID goes on sale a little early at Best Buy Mobile
• Mavizen’s electric bike hits 130 MPH, ships with Linux and WiFi
• Saygus VPhone V1 hits the FCC, headed for Verizon next?
• Is Your Website Blacklisted? Google Adds 40,000 per Week
• Who does Your website share space with?
• Is My website W3C compliant ? Does it matter ?
• Samsung’s Tango robot vacuum uses cameras to clean your floors, duvet covers
• ViewSonic’s VMP70 media player does 1080p for less than a hundie
• Sony Ericsson Kurara suffers leakage, reveals HD label?
• Michael Arrington’s CrunchPad still not available, maybe never will be?
• Garmin EcoRoutes ESP module turns your GPS into car sentinel
• China bans corporal punishment in internet rehab, UK and USA open up their own clinics
• Isabella Products’ Vizit: first 2-way touchscreen photo frame headed to AT&T in early 2010
• Lenovo goes crazy, lets you switch Fn and Ctrl keys in BIOS
• Hyper Gear ereader encrypts files, keeps documents safe from prying eyes
• eStarling photo frame might just have more social networking skills than you do
• Toshiba’s 320GB hard disk is world’s largest 1.8-incher
• T-Mobile 7.2Mbps HSPA rolling out now?
• Researchers craft all-electric spintronics, vie for guest spot on Mindfreak
• Bandai unleashes beauty tool to detect the condition, mood of your skin
• ‘Secret Knock’ Door Lock defends home from rhythmically-impaired perps (video)
• Lenovo IdeaPad U150 gets unboxed and critiqued (video)
• Latest Mac OS X 10.6.2 beta build brings back Atom support
• Wall of Light: Interactive Graffiti with Tagtool
• Juan Berrio’s Sketchbook of Overheard Conversations
• Cab Calloway animated: Hep Hep
• Some more perspective on the DROID and multitouch
• ST-Ericsson’s U8500 platform gives your next smartphone wicked 3D powers
• HTC DROID Eris unboxed and examined: ‘feels much better’ than Sprint Hero
• French magazine shoots handhelds through boards, much to our amusement
• DIY ‘Giger’ robot walks after 100 hours of human work
• ASUS retools Eee Keyboard, swaps in capacitive touchscreen
• Opera Mobile 10 features tabbed browsing, disses WinMo
• Walmart’s $300 HP G60 laptop gets real, detailed
• Microsoft Courier interface explained in more detail
• TomGauld.com
• Super Talent introduces world’s first USB 3.0 flash drive
• Public Radio App lets you resume ‘This American Life’ whenever you please
• Cowon iAudio 9 and iAudio E2 media players make the scene stateside
• New York attorney general files antitrust lawsuit against Intel
• Coalition of carriers, manufacturers settles on voice standard for LTE
• HTC’s HD2 has landed at Engadget (hands-on)
• Apple tablet rumor roundup: future of media edition
• Leaked Walmart ad reveals Xbox 360 Arcade with $100 gift card, $300 HP G60 laptop
• Spring Design Alex comes out to play and show off Marvell’s Armada chip
• LG GW620 Eve coming to Rogers, Android deftly avoids AT&T yet again
• Second Verizon DROID commercial stealth attacks America
• Dutch hacker seeks out jailbroken iPhones for fame and fortune
• T-Mobile USA down all over the place? (update: yes)
• Rejoice! BlackBerry support arrives on Celio REDFLY
• Spring Design vs. Barnes & Noble: all the nooks and crannies
• 3M unveils 3D panels for portable devices
• South Korean taxi drivers win right to watch TV in cabs, for now
• AT&T sues Verizon over ‘there’s a map for that’ ads
• AT&T CruiseCast satellite service halts activations, will refund customers
• Bang & Olufsen’s BeoVision 10 orders up the ‘hands-on special’
• Apple rejects Macworld iPhone Superguide from App Store… for using the word ‘iPhone’
• Sonos ZonePlayer S5 all-in-one speaker system now available
• GSM Palm Pre unlocked with a little Rebel assistance
• Archos 9 up for pre-order in America for $50 more than anticipated
• Verizon announces early store openings for DROID launch
• OLPC shakeup: dual-screen XO-2 out, ARM-based XO 1.75 in
• Blacksn0w unlock available now for iPhone 3G and 3GS
• European Space Agency launches flood-predicting, earth monitoring satellite
• Sony’s VAIO X ultraportable gets gently unboxed on video
• Marvell teams with E Ink for turnkey ereader processor
• Lenovo’s rumored ThinkPad X200e gets two more spy spots, another shot of believability
• VIA Nano 3000 CPU series finally launches to rival Intel’s Atom
• Sony’s PSPgo sells 28,000 units on first day in Japan, physical media points and laughs
• MSI’s Wind12 U230 flaunts AMD Athlon Neo X2 chip, Windows 7 OS, stress-free keyboard
• Atheros brings 802.11n to cellphones with AR6003, is one antenna short of a pair
• Xbox 360 Wireless N adapter disappears from the internets
• Acer wants the Aspire 8940 to be your Core i7-packing portable of choice
• Cartel’s CT-2000 in-car Bluetooth handset adds music control, can’t shake the retro
• Cowon iAudio 9 ships soon for €180, gets pictured a few times over
• Sprint touts Palm Pixi’s nonexistent WiFi
• Plantronics Voyager PRO UC headset does Bluetooth and VoIP
• Sony introduces limited edition VAIO Nebula FW laptop
• Verizon’s Chocolate Touch is a dead ringer for the LG SB210
• Creative Zii EGG Android build demoed on video
• Motorola MILESTONE does what DROIDon’t
• Paramount and Kingston team up for movies on flash memory
• Wall of Sound is loud, prohibitively expensive, and somewhat defeats the purpose
• Lenovo’s all-in-one ThinkCentre gets official, becomes A70z
• Are DVRs actually going to save the network TV model?
• Sony VAIO L touchscreen humiliates presenter on live TV (video)
• Orange UK’s iPhone contract & pay as you go pricing plans detailed
• T-Mobile nabs HTC’s Touch HD2, schedules release for November 9
• Slinky Lenovo laptop prototype outed by FCC
• Apple killing Atom support, dreams of netbook hackintoshers in next Snow Leopard release?
• XM SkyDock now available for iPod touch and iPhone drivers
• Spider Camera Holster system lands for retail (video)
• Unfinished Windows 7 feature exploited for virtual WiFi hotspots
• Engadget Podcast 169 - 10.31.2009
• Palm Pixi definitely shipping with a new webOS version, but which?
• Ideum’s 100-inch MT-50 multitouch table supports 50 simultaneous touch points (video)
• iLuv ships weather-watching iMM183 dual dock iPod / iPhone alarm clock
• How would you change Sony’s PlayStation 3 Slim?
• Aptera 2e three-wheeler deemed a car by the DoE, eligible for funding
• Print your own circuit boards with an Inkjet (and a modicum of skill)
• HDI’s laser-driven 3D HDTV hits production, should ship next year
• Canon EOS-1D Mark IV lands for a pre-production hands-on
• Xperia Pureness unboxed, performs for the camera (video)
• November 6: stores open at 6AM for DROID, Droid Eris?
• Family awarded $16.5 million for wrongful death in ‘Hold Your Wee for a Wii’ contest
• Apple’s main ad man thinks different, steps down as Macs battle PCs like it’s 1984
• Nokia announces the end of its N-Gage gaming service
• Sleek Audio’s SA1 earbuds bring Kleer wireless, custom tuning for $80
• Sony Ericsson Rachael teaser video plays with our hearts
• The DSi XL gets sized up, then Joystiq answers your nagging questions
• NVIDIA ION LE hack adds DirectX 10 support, raises interesting questions
• Motorola DROID review
• Jibbigo iPhone app translates from English to Spanish and back again
• Nokia said to be launching smartphone with AT&T, Snapdragon ahoy?
• Cisco FlipShareTV streamer outed in FCC documents
• Motorola DROID user guide unearthed in its entirety
• Ask Engadget: Which Android phone should I get?
• Nintendo DSi XL coming to America in Q1 2010
• 27-inch iMacs having performance issues?
• Esquire hopes augmented reality will trick people into reading
• Homebrew head-mounted Linux system for telepresence, looking silly
• Workaround for HTC Hero battery life issues discovered
• LG launches official site for GW620 Android phone, sort of
• Acer debuts 23-inch T230H multitouch monitor
• Pavegen taps pedestrians for power in East London (video)
• Fuji Heavy Industries outs friendless, autonomous farming robot
• Motorola posts small 3Q profit, picks new CFO
• Magellan SE4 navigation unit turns up at Best Buy
• Ubuntu 9.10 ‘Karmic Koala’ released, could decide your OS fate
• Elmo and Nokia join forces, meld kids’ books with teleconferencing for Storyplay (video)
• Nintendo DSi LL goes large in Japan on November 21
• Olympus E-P2 leaked in the most insignificant of ways
• Google says it’s now blocking ‘fewer than 100′ numbers in Google Voice
• ASRock readying three Ion-powered nettops, one with a BD drive
• First Storm 2 ad huffs and puffs for attention (video)
• HTC confirmed to be cooking up Android 2.0 update for Hero, other devices unclear
• HTC Droid Eris priced at $99 for Verizon?
• Houston newscaster dictates slide transitions, goes bowling with Wiimote
• Sony recalls 69,000 AC adapters due to shock hazard
• Nokia’s N97 mini gets its shipping papers
• Motorola DROID first hands-on!
• Motorola DROID official on Verizon: $199 on contract, coming November 6th (video)
• Google adds free turn-by-turn navigation, car dock UI to Android 2.0 (video)
• Microsoft temporarily suspends Sky Player for Xbox 360
• Symbian Horizon app store launched, dev program detailed
• Elecom’s simplistic multicard reader mounts nicely on walls, desks
• MSI’s Wind Top AE2220 all-in-one PC brings 21.6-inch multitouch panel, Win7
• JVC joins the sub-$200 Blu-ray player game with ultrathin XV-BP11
• LG’s transparent 15-inch AMOLED display is amazing, possibly useless
• Nokia Booklet 3G running Windows 7 Home Premium unboxed (video)
• Virgin Mobile looks ready to euthanize Helio brand, Ocean 2 vanishes
• Samsung’s 30-inch 3D AMOLED TV won’t make you dizzy, will leave you poor and silly
• Machined Gear Clock makes watching the time pass a true joy (video)
• Litl Easel ‘web computer’ is cute as a baby-blue button
• Lenovo’s IdeaPad S12 finally on sale with Windows 7, NVIDIA Ion
• Asustek announces a 1.1 Teraflop, Tesla GPU powered supercomputer
• Microsoft researchers build muscle-computer interface, play air Guitar Hero
• Garmin nuvifone G60 going for $100 on Amazon
• AUO previews lots of fancy displays, clownfish-approved 1080p 14-inch OLED monitor
• Ex-AMD chief Hector Ruiz caught up in insider-trading scandal
• Canon’s EOS 7D experiencing ‘residual image’ phenomenon, fix is on the way
• Kingston’s $85 40GB SSDNow V Series SSD gets heavily benchmarked
• Verizon’s HTC Droid Eris to run Android 1.5 on a 528MHz CPU
• US government lays out cash for wall-based, in-home ’smart meters’
• Google developing free navigation app?
• Intel pulls SSD Toolbox for killing drives under Windows 7
• Shape-shifting ‘Breathing Chair’ looks to make the beanbag fashionable
• Fusion-io ioXtreme and ioXtreme Pro PCI Express SSDs sneak out
• British NHS lauds Wii Fit Plus for flabby bum-busting potential
• iPhone 3GS bested by Android Archos 5 tablet in browsing benchmarks
• How-to: recycle your old gadgets
• Google Wave to have its own app store
• Dell’s Latitude XT2 XFR rugged tablet gets official
• Android 2.0 support officially added to SDK
• DJ Hero now rolling out around the world, around the world
• NEC working on an Android tablet for suits?
• Zune HD stops syncing playcounts with nary a firmware fix in site
• Sonos 3.1 software update out now, let the smug music tweeting begin
• Liquavista’s e-reader displays do video, color and other magic tricks (video)
• DIYer concocts homegrown View-Master, relies on HTC Magic and Google Street View (video)
• Boston Dynamics PETMAN predicts a future of man as pet (video)
• Google Voice can now manage your cellphone’s voicemail (video)
• Pilots too busy with laptops to remember flight path, go 150 miles off course
• Nintendo DSi with larger screens coming this year to Japan?
• New iMac doesn’t play nice with Apple’s Mini DisplayPort to DVI adapter
• Palm ‘Pixe’ (probably Pixi) populates FCC pages
• HP’s Pavilion dv3 and dm1 wash ashore on European land
• Telus kicks off HSPA+ network with iPhone November 5th, HTC Hero, LG New Chocolate and more to follow
• Toshiba’s BDX2000 Blu-ray deck hits Best Buy for $199, sour grapes also on sale
• Netflix for PlayStation 3 requires a disc, software solution coming late 2010
• Police to auction off nitrous-fueled, motorized La-Z-Boy
• GlideTV Navigator gets a thorough hands-on and critiquing
• HTC Dragon coming to Verizon as the Passion?
• Lenovo gets official with Win7-powered IdeaPad and IdeaCentre machines
• pureSilicon adds 256GB model to new Renegade R2 SSD range
• Nokia’s Booklet 3G in high enough demand to warrant a successor?
• Verizon Storm2 on October 28th, BlackBerry OS 5.0 for original Storm out now
• HTC You ad campaign unveiled (update: video!)
• Netflix coming next month to PlayStation 3
• NC State gurus develop new material to boost data storage, conserve energy
• Engadget Podcast 168 - 10.25.2009: The Engadget Show 002 with Steve Ballmer
• Walmart to rival Best Buy’s Geek Squad with own in-home install crew
• TomTom iPhone kit now being sold through US Apple Store
• Pentax’s limited edition Korejanai K-x DSLR reminds us of Harlequin VW Golf
• PhotoTrackr Mini geotagging device shrinks down, adds Mac and RAW support
• Ukraine war memorial given eternal LED torch, cell antenna
• Lenovo’s all-business ThinkPad SL510 gets reviewed
• Beastly HDX 18 no longer available from HP, dv8 to blame?
• Southwest builds first ‘green plane,’ Ma Earth shows her gratitude
• Nokia patent app reveals dreams of pressure-sensitive multitouch interface
• Amazon spokesperson affirms that Kindle app for Mac is being ‘worked on’
• Netflix hints at Watch Instantly integration on ‘already-popular device’
• Polk Audio’s HitMaster: your own personal Rock Band stage monitor
• ZFS open source project abruptly shuts down, Snow Leopard weeps icy tears
• Prosthetic, robotic ‘Smart Hand’ has feelings, too
• BlackBerry Storm update landing tomorrow, bringing lots of good stuff
• Samsung LTE USB modem winds up in FCC database
• Motorola Sholes / Droid comes in US HSPA flavor, probably not US-bound
• Sega lighters: smoking will never be cool again
• Sony’s S-Frame DPP-F700 digiframe / printer hybrid hitting America in January for $200
• BeMoved coffee machine will make you jump for your caffeine fix
• How would you change Sony’s PSP Go?
• Insignia’s Little Buddy Child Tracker encourages kids to run away, disown parents
• Verizon’s Droid is a series, not just a phone; Droid Eris coming from HTC
• Motorola Droid gets fully previewed, ‘must-have’ claims may not be far off
• AT&T Mobility CEO suggests iPhone exclusivity will end… sometime
• Support for universal micro-USB phone chargers grows with ITU approval
• The Engadget Show - 002: Steve Ballmer, Droid, Nook, and new Macs
• Clearwire and Sprint slinging WiMAX to NC, HI and TX in November / December
• Verizon rolls out HP Mini 311, Mini 110 netbooks
• IREX 8.1-inch DR 800SG e-reader now listed at Best Buy for $449
• Verizon launching Storm2 on October 28 for $179.99?
• Windows 7 student upgrade installer not working for many
• Nintendo’s Miyamoto: next-gen Wii hardware could be "more compact, cost-efficient"
• Psystar releases Rebel EFI installer, further enrages Apple
• Dell Adamo XPS specs leak out: ULV processors, integrated graphics
• Rocketfish wireless whole home audio system cuts the cord on all your speakers
• Sharp solar cell sets Conversion Efficiency record
• BlackBerry Bold 9700 gains FCC clearance in T-Mobile trim
• Yamaha’s EC-f electric motorcycle has two wheels and one plug
• Motorola’s Zeppelin spotted, found to contain Android rather than hydrogen
• Nokia Booklet 3G running Windows 7 Starter unwrapped at Best Buy
• ACCESS and Emblaze Mobile unveil ELSE INTUITION, the Linux-based mobile OS of your dreams
• In Japan, nerds control girls with joysticks
• Dell’s rugged Latitude XT2 XFR tablet busts through the FCC
• Linus Torvalds gives Windows 7 a big thumbs up
• Aspire 1420p tablet cameos on Acer’s US site, at Chinese press event
• Microsoft: ‘We have no plans for Blu-Ray on Xbox 360′
• Acer’s Aspire Z5610 all-in-one spotted in the wild
• ‘Unique’ Bluetooth banana has truly limited applications
• The daily roundup: Windows 7 launch edition
• Xbox Live update preview program now rolling out
• Ask Engadget: a device to stream audio from one device to multiple sources?
• Apple welcomes Windows 7 the only way it knows how, with a new commercial (video)
• Motorola Droid’s website published a bit early, with specs galore
• Amazon Kindle for PC available ’soonish’
• The Engadget Show, live with Steve Ballmer!
• Epson adds tethering, remote shutter release to P-6000 and P-7000 photo viewers
• Dell Adamo XPS opens up for Windows 7 festivities, but still not for sale
• LG intros ultrathin Win7-powered X-Note T380
• Nokia sues Apple, says iPhone infringes ten patents
• Dell Inspiron 13z goes on sale in Australia
• Netgear’s EVA2000 Digital Entertainer Live gets reviewed: decent, but lacking
• Panasonic’s 1-inch thick Z1 plasma reviewed: playing with perfection
• Microsoft online store now featuring third party hardware and software
• HTC’s HD2 continues to impress, reveals multi-touch web browsing
• Dell’s Inspiron One 19 pops official in Japan
• Toshiba Dynario fuel-cell: the battery revolution begins October 29th
• Magic Mouse post-teardown loses some of its dark arts charm
• GeeksPhone One now available for pre-order, launching in Spain this December
• Google, Verizon team up to throw support behind FCC’s net neutrality push
• New Eee PC Seashells sport Windows 7 Starter, less battery life
• Verizon hosting Droid event on October 28
• MPIO V7 PMP hits October 26th, 2009, we struggle to contain ourselves
• HP unleashes Compaq L2105tm touchscreen, multitouch monitor
• Reminder: The Engadget Show with Steve Ballmer tapes tomorrow — here’s how to attend (or livestream it)!
• Enthusiastic shutterbug immortalizes Nikon on his forearm
• CRTC sets net neutrality rules for Canada, allows throttling as ‘last resort’
• T-Mobile’s Project Dark: $99.99 unlimited on Even More, $79.99 on Even More Plus?
• Viewsonic debuts new range of ViewBooks, ViewBook Pros
• Three-wheeled eRinGo car concept: no thanks
• AT&T sues LG, Samsung, others alleging LCD price-fixing ‘conspiracy’
• Google Audio music service launching soon? (update: seems it!)
• Screen Grabs: Nokia N96 preserves the evidence on Dexter
• Screen Grabs: Nokia N81 preserves the evidence on Dexter
• OnStar’s Stolen Vehicle Slowdown used to recover carjacked vehicle, baffle carjacker (video)
• Lenovo slaps Windows 7 onto ThinkPad SL410 and SL510
• Solid Alliance’s new earbuds are ‘crazy,’ ugly
• Yamaha’s PDX-60 wireless iPod / iPhone dock adds yAired to the lexicon
• Raytheon deploying Android-powered RATS on battlefields in Afghanistan and Pakistan
• Motorola Droid ads invading mailboxes, too?
• Today in brief: Apple, Barnes & Noble, Canon, and more!
• Netflix, Best Buy deal brings Watch Instantly streaming to even cheaper Blu-ray players
• Possible new Windows Mobile 7 mockups give 6.5 a well-deserved spanking
• MacBook strips off its polycarbonate unibody shell for the expected teardown
• Physicists calculate the end of Moore’s Law, clearly don’t believe in Moore’s Law
• A video walkthrough of Apple’s newest additions (Unibody MacBook, iMac, Magic Mouse)
• HiPhone F320: ‘a rotary phone and an iPod nano walk into a bar…’
• Windows 7 Media Center’s upgraded Netflix Watch Instantly interface now available
• MacBook goes unibody, available today
• iMac line updated with 16:9 displays, quad-core Core i5 model
• Apple gives Mac mini a spec bump, adds dual-HDD Mac mini server
• Apple’s Magic Mouse: one button, multitouch gestures, Bluetooth, four-month battery life
• ASUS’ 12.1-inch Eee PC gets pictured, a little more real
• Acer neoTouch S200 reviewed, not recommended
• BlackBerry Storm 2 appears on Verizon pages
• Apple Store down for updates, new iMac and more on the way? Update: part numbers!
• Robots from ABB perform amazing feats of coordination, prove better conversationalists than your average Fantana (video)
• Surfacescapes puts Dungeons & Dragons on Surface, makes your d20 obsolete (video)
• AUO demonstrates 6-inch flexible electronic paper, pledges production for next year
• Livio’s NPR Radio tunes more than just NPR, contrary to popular belief
• Canon EOS-1D Mark IV announced: 16.1 megapixels, 45-point autofocus, and extreme ISO ranges of its own
• Samsung and Uni-Pixel team up for better, cheaper TMOS displays
• Apple 3×3 access point hits the FCC with 5.8GHz bands
• MMS for iPhone 2G and tethering on OS 3.1.2 explained, not for the faint of heart
• Apple to introduce host of new machines, new multitouch input devices tomorrow?
• T-Mobile Tap coming November 11, Samsung Behold II on November 18?
• Barnes & Noble ‘Nook’ e-reader with color touchscreen out Tuesday for $259, says WSJ
• Virgin America and Google gift flyers with free WiFi for the holidays
• Windows 7 Starter leads the way on netbooks, demands premium
• iiView A2 borrows Apple’s panache for a Win 7 netbook
• Unofficial patch lets you hang up Palm Pre calls by closing the slider
• Apple reports fiscal Q4 earnings: $1.67b profit, Mac sales way up, iPod sales down, ‘great new products’ for 2010
• Yanko Design opens store, oodles of concepts now on the market
• Canon’s EOS 1D Mark V DSLR defying death, launching tomorrow?
• Dell Adamo Desire gets 2.1GHz Core 2 Duo SL9600, 256GB SSD
• Entourage eDGe is the red-headed stepchild of two oversaturated markets
• MobileMe media sync detailed in Apple patent application
• OCZ’s Z-Drive PCI-Express SSD gets exhaustively reviewed
• Roku XR adds 802.11n, USB port and a longing for something more
• RIM’s BlackBerry watch pictured, possibly called ‘inPulse?’
• Sprint proves money can solve problems, buys iPCS to settle litigation
• Bang & Olufsen’s BeoVision 10: something awesome in the state of Denmark (update: video!)
• ASUS working up BR-HD3 wireless HDMI streamer
• The Engadget Show: Inside Ben Heck’s magic kingdom
• SNES / Sega Genesis USB cartridge adapter now available for pre-order
• Google Voice voicemails appearing in public search results
• Original BlackBerry Storm to get flick scrolling, better browsing through firmware update?
• Heat diodes give thermal computing a fighting chance
• Samsung develops first chip for US mobile digital TV transmission, provides no release date
• Microsoft’s life-blogging SenseCam becomes the ViconRevue, coming to a lanyard near you in 2010
• QNAP’s NAS lineup sacrifices another bay, creates TS-110
• Onkyo’s tiny ION-based P3 nettop has an even tinier removable DVD-ROM
• ASUS Android smartphone unveiling ‘this year’
• Spring Design Alex: dual-screen Android-based e-reader
• Microsoft to restore remaining Sidekick contacts this week, other stuff ’shortly thereafter’
• Sony’s 360-degree 3D display prototype makes virtual pets more lifelike, expensive
• HTC Tilt2 now available on AT&T
• Livescribe Pulse smartpen hits 4GB, launching app store (video)
• Microsoft Store opening Thursday with Ashley Tisdale
• Motorola Droid stands in for glamorous photo shoot
• Ectaco jetBook Lite does everything it can to claim ‘cheapest US e-reader’ title, no matter the sacrifice
• Storm 2 hitting Verizon with ‘MiFi capability?’
• Mysterious HTC Android phone spied, might lean the way of the Dragon
• Forthcoming Xbox 360 update locks out ‘unauthorized’ memory units
• T-Mobile’s Project Dark includes option for buying phones in monthly installments?
• USB PC Prankster: guaranteed to freak out, enrage your cubicle mates
• HP Envy, dv8 Quad, Mini 311, and numerous other Windows 7 machines now available to order
• Uruguay becomes first nation to provide a laptop for every primary school student
• Panasonic serves up latest prototype robots, dish washing servant included (video)
• Origin unveils 750GB and 1TB Data Locker encrypted external HDDs
• AMD’s Congo platform getting really official next month?
• Patriot’s $130 Box Office 1080p media player streams on the cheap
• Homemade pink Xbox 360 controller makes the ladies say ‘heyyy!’
• Gemei’s 4.3-inch HD8800 PMP does 1080p out, other cool things for $122
• Xbox 360 Modern Warfare 2 bundle nabs November 10th release date
• Best Buy fires up HDTV scam of its own, uses composite on ‘uncalibrated’ set
• Dell’s $2,000 Adamo XPS launching October 22 with heat-sensing open latch
• Verizon’s anti-iPhone gets its first commercial: ‘Droid Does’
• Mad scientists figure out how to write memories to brains, take over Earth
• Nokia’s 5230 inches closer to release, gets spied along the way
• MSI retools Wind Box DE200 and DC200, puts ‘em up for pre-order
• Caption contest: Palm strikes a pose in Spain
• Pixel Qi e-ink / LCD hybrid display to debut on tablet next month?
• Verizon asks ‘if the iDoesn’t, what does?’
• Twitter founder Jack Dorsey’s Squirrel project revealed… as the Square iPhone Payment System
• Verizon confirms: Palm Pre hitting Big Red "early next year"
• First electromagnetic ‘black hole’ built on earth, nobody raps about it
• Garmin’s nuvi 1450 GPS makes small, quiet blip on retail map
• PSP Go is $200 at Fry’s this weekend… err, ‘$249.99 before $50 savings’
• 2010 Olympic medals include material from recycled circuit boards
• Large Hadron Collider staying cool at just a hair above absolute zero temperatures
• Hitachi exhibits 10-inch glasses-free 3D display
• CE-Oh no he didn’t! Part LXIV: Microsoft’s Greenberg says Xbox will outsell PS3 for ‘entire generation’
• US Mobile DTV standard finally approved
• Giveaway: Win one of ten very special pink Nyko Kamas for Wii!
• Fujistu P Series notebooks announced, said to be ’snazzy’
• Engadget Podcast 167 - 10.16.2009
• Quantum computer chips get infinitesimally closer to happening
• Motorola Sholes makes underwhelming FCC appearance
• Nokia plays musical execs, moves CFO to new Mobile Phones post
• Exclusive two-tone Xbox 360 Play and Charge kit coming to GameStop
• Android 2.0 given a once-over, makes 1.6 look a little dated
• U.S. Army ignores our advice, outfits troops with REDFLY terminals
• MIT takes the wrappers off autonomous, robotic helicopter with intelligent navigation
• Vaio X series thin-and-light reviewed: ‘it’s really thin and light!’
• Intelligent speed bumps collapse to reward slow-pokes, cut down on emissions
• TI’s OMAP-DM5x coprocessors promise 20MP cameraphones, 720p recording and freedom from heartache
• Acer Liquid slips through human fingers, but not before divulging new specs
• 777 copies of Windows 7 for Seven Houses, Netherlands, says Microsoft seven times fast
• World Wide Web creator sorry for the ‘//’ and other things that don’t matter
• Ask Engadget: Best iPhone 3G (3GS) alarm clock / radio?
• Samsung i5700 Galaxy Lite renamed Spica, spied and specced in Italy
• CEIVA Pro 80 digiframe accepts new images from MMS, networked PCs
• Robotic ‘mood tail’ is everything you hope it to be, and more
• The Engadget Podcast, live…now!
• Free iPhone apps can now include in-app purchases
• Samsung Pixon 12 phonecamera hybrid gets tested
• txtr’s e-reader offers a 6-inch e-Ink display, plenty in the way of Teutonic content
• 10/GUI interface looks to redefine the touch-enabled desktop
• Technocel PowerPak pulls double duty as portable battery and home charger
• All-weather Satsports GPS handles navigation duties for snow bunnies, other athletes (video)
• Acer’s dual-boot Aspire One AOD250 netbook gets doubly official
• First Sidekick class-action lawsuits predictably get underway
• Finland says that 1Mb broadband is a right, not a privilege
• Phil Schiller on Windows 7: ‘No matter how you look at it, it’s still Windows’
• Fitbit review
• HAVA media streamer for iPhone available now
• Ekahau’s T301W Wi-Fi wristband wirelessly tracks kids, wandering grandparents
• Motorola to introduce eight OPhones on China Mobile next year, celebrate intensely
• Laughably large Red Light Camera Detector proves that you should just drive safely
• Giant Android eclair delivered to Google by even bigger nerds (video)
• Acer debuts stylish, multitouch-enabled Aspire Z5610 all-in-one PC
• Motorola CLIQ review
• Motorola CLIQ review
• Walt Mossberg leaks the BlackBerry Storm 2
• Walt Mossberg leaks the BlackBerry Storm 2
• Layar now adding layers of augmented reality to iPhone
• Dell’s 15.4-inch Vostro 1520 gets AT&T 3G option
• Dell’s 15.4-inch Vostro 1520 gets AT&T 3G option
• Stylophone Beatbox made interesting, desirable by superstar Brett Domino (video)
• Stylophone Beatbox made interesting, desirable by superstar Brett Domino (video)
• Sony’s 250GB Uncharted 2 PlayStation 3 Slim bundle on sale in Spain
• Sony’s 250GB Uncharted 2 PlayStation 3 Slim bundle on sale in Spain
• Acer fulfills prophecy, overtakes Dell as number two PC maker worldwide (update)
• Acer fulfills prophecy, overtakes Dell as number two PC maker worldwide (update)
• Xbox 360 Dashboard Update… updates: Preview program reopened, Sky TV due Oct. 27
• iPhone MMS on AT&T showing incorrect sender number? (poll)
• HTC HD2 turns up in purported T-Mobile USA materials
• Dell Mini 10v reviewed with Ubuntu Moblin Remix
• Nokia N900 can ride the Google Wave
• Acer: we’ll overtake Dell as world’s number two PC maker… soon
• Mobinnova élan renamed Beam, headed for mysterious carrier in January 2010
• Sony Ericsson Aino now Remote Playing with European PS3s
• Razer Orochi now shipping in limited quantities, we go hands-on
• Bona fide exercise bike abuses Wiimote accessory license… badly
• Nikon’s D3S officially announced, previewed extensively
• Acer Liquid mixes Snapdragon and Android 1.6 ‘donut’ for a movable feast
• iRobot shape-shifting ChemBot is back, and it’s bad (video)
• Acer’s 11.6-inch Timeline 1810T gets ceremonious christening, Oct. 22nd launch date
• Acer Aspire 5738PG wants you to reach out and touch its screen
• Samsung’s solar Blue Earth launching in Sweden this month, elsewhere soon
• Sanyo unleashes two iFrame compatible Dual HD camcorders
• Wi-Fi Direct enabling P2P communications amongst WiFi wares, scaring Bluetooth half to death
• Flip MinoHD goes premium, we go hands-on
• Nikon D3S is officially official, bringing its ISO extremes in late November
• ASUS’s Ion-based Eee PC 1201N, non-Ion 1201HA turn up in yet another leak
• Windows 7-branded ‘Family Guy’ special to air November 8th
• Polaroid’s One Step film camera relaunching in 2010, nostalgists unite to celebrate
• China Blue HD crosses over to the UK, third Opium War inevitable
• iPhone and iPod touch radio app with iTunes store integration on the horizon?
• Android rumor rodeo, starring Sprint’s first 4G phone, a delayed Eclair, INQ Mobile’s 2010 handset, and more
• Might Higgs boson be a time-traveling ne’er do well out to destroy the LHC?
• Nikon D3s leaked by UK press, expected to ship December with impressive ISO range, £4,200 price tag
• Apple says iTunes LPs don’t cost labels $10,000, will be available to indies
• Buy this book: Chris Ziegler’s ‘Palm Pre for Dummies’!
• 3G / WiFi-equipped BeBook 2 launching tomorrow?
• HTC Touch Pro2 and Snap among first official WinMo 6.5 updates
• Keepin’ it real fake, part CCXXXIX: Genuine Android shipping on a counterfeit Storm
• Clickfree adds hassle-free migration, other features to C2 backup drive (video)
• Toshiba rolls out Dynabook MX/43, MX/33 thin-and-lights for Japan
• TomTom XL 335S: mostly the same, but slightly cheaper
• Toshiba finally weds SpursEngine and Blu-ray in 18.4-inch Qosmio G60 laptop
• Epson’s PictureMate Charm is the cutest photo printer we ever did see
• Viper Security launches SmartStart iPhone app for well-appointed whips
• GlideTV Navigator puts Media Center controls in the palm of your hand
• VUDU throwing Rotten Tomatoes reviews on every movie it sells
• Spider Camera Holster review: stick ‘em up
• Blockbuster On Demand goes live on TiVo boxes
• Acer’s Android netbook now up for pre-order, Windows 7 version coming soon
• MyRacer’s Q10 is the PMP with a funky little dial
• Fujitsu’s Frame Zero concept knows no boundaries, no bezels
• QNAP brightens up its NAS offerings with new TS-210 model
• B&W’s $400 Zeppelin Mini iPod sound system up for pre-order, ships next month
• T-Mobile offers Sidekick users olive branch, $100
• Apple aware of Snow Leopard accounts bug that kills data, is working on a fix
• Green laser for microprojectors developed, microraves soon to follow
• Blaze announces ‘Wii style’ Motion Freedom 3D controller for PS3, really
• Nokia N900 unboxed, and no, you can’t unbox your own (yet)
• Canon PowerShot SD980 IS unboxing and impressions
• Mini MP3 DV Cam shoves a camcorder into old iPod shuffle enclosure
• Snow Leopard ‘Guest Account’ bug deleting user files, terrorizing children?
• NVIDIA Ion 2 still on track for this year
• Cables To Go Wireless USB Superbooster Extender might be as awesome as it sounds
• Sony PSP Go game dev taken aback by lofty ESRB rating costs
• Motorola quietly takes one step away from LiMo, looks to Android for consolation
• Some HTC Hero units shipping sans EV-DO Rev. A on Sprint?
• LG’s Solar Cell e-Book goes an extra day for every 5 hours of sunlight
• New Western Digital WD TV Live media player hits Best Buy
• Windows Phone commercial is confusing for a variety of reasons
• BlackBerry Storm 2 accessories roll into Best Buy
• Sidekick failure rumors point fingers at outsourcing, lack of backups
• Portable NES modded into a cartridge, hearts modded into love
• Blackra1n jailbreak now available for iPhone OS 3.1.2, iPod touch 3G
• Sprint HTC Hero now on sale to everyone
• Lenovo intros SL410 and SL510 ThinkPads overseas
• David Hockney paints with his iPhone, results not typical
• Cheap netbook sales bringing down laptop revenues, no brainers require no brains
• HTC’s HD2 gets sized up to the competition
• Ultra-limited edition Nokia N97 mini RAOUL launched for Nokia Singapore
• Physicist wants to test Hyperdrive Propulsion in Large Hadron Collider
• T-Mobile sending out early November event invites for Bold 2 launch?
• Engadget’s logo gets boosted… for a Croatian civic action group!
• Cellphones thinner than ever
• T-Mobile: we probably lost all your Sidekick data
• Acer issues recall for some Aspire laptops
• Conan O’Brien talks to the co-creator of USB on The Tonight Show
• Mizzou’s nuclear battery to power things smaller than your brain can imagine
• Wii balance board could be used in fruitless airport security effort
• LG’s 5.1 HB954SP Blu-ray HTIB system makes room for your iPod or iPhone
• Elecom’s USB numeric touch keypad does touch gestures on the side
• Samsung’s WinMo 6.5-powered Armani smartphone gets previewed
• Eye-Fi bringing trio of WiFi-enabled SD cards to UK
• Hitachi’s face-recognizing display turns off, saves power when you look away (video)
• How would you change Microsoft’s Zune HD?
• Mitsubishi’s modular, scalable OLED display goes 155-inches at CEATEC, could go way bigger (video)
• Elektrobit and Wistron MIDs pop up under lock and key at CEATEC: hands-on
• Yamaha’s 1mm-thick prototype speaker is made from cloth, highly directional (video)
• Asus Eee Top ET2002 reviewed, thoroughly enjoyed
• Windows 7 sold early at college bookstore, order somehow maintained
• RIM posts new BlackBerry widget APIs, dev kit
• Amazon confirms international Kindle DX is on the way too
• BlackBerry Bold 2 set for Novem