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Geek Trivia: In The Early 20th Century, What Strangely Modern Sounding Fad...
In The Early 20th Century, What Strangely Modern Sounding Fad Swept Rural Britain? Twittering Face-booking Googling Texting Think you know the answer? See more here - Geek Trivia: In The Early 20th...
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BBM to let you share photos in multi-person chats and transfer larger files
BlackBerry has been on a BBM roll lately, unleashing the messaging service on not just iOS and Android but Windows Phone as well. However, that’s not all that’s up the Waterloo company’s sleeve. A new...
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Google Glass team forgoes monthly updates for bigger changes, like Kit Kat
Whether you’re a Google Glass wearer or merely observing the new devices, you may have noticed a lack of major updates in January and February. Android Police and Glass Almanac reveal a post from the...
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Reddit wants you to decide who gets 10 percent of its ad revenue this year
This year Reddit is contributing more than memes to society, it’s passing out cash. In a blog post today the site announced plans to donate 10 percent of its advertising revenue for the year to...
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Scientists get a shark’s eye view using wearable computers
Sure, Sharknado and Sharktopus are fun to watch with friends on a weekend, but they also prove that sharks still get a bad rap. Clearly, what we’ve learned about the animal’s behavior since Jaws came...
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Watch out Kinect, AllSee does gesture control without a camera
What if you could turn the music down on your phone by just waving your hand? That’s the idea behind AllSee, a new gadget under development by computer scientists at the University of Washington....
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How to Change Jobs
How happy can you be if your job makes you miserable? Millions of people go to work every day dreading the next 8 hours. This doesn’t have to be you! Believe it or not, it’s possible to enjoy your job...
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Instacube photo frame finally shipping, will arrive with support for video
Well, that took awhile. Remember Instacube, the purpose-built digital photo frame designed to pull images directly from your Instagram feed? The Android-powered photo screen found itself short on both...
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How to Save Big Money on PC Games
Thanks to the frequent sales, PC games just cost less than console games. If you’re patient and know the tricks, you can save quite a bit of money. Almost every game seems to regularly go on sale....
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Google’s ‘Projected Mode’ in-car system possibly leaked by Mercedes-Benz
Job adverts aren’t most reliable way to hear about new technology, but interesting ones do crop up from time to time, and that’s why our eyes are drawn to one recently posted by Daimler, the parent...
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Tim Cook’s leadership style goes under the microscope in new book
Whatever you think of Apple’s products, there’s no denying that Tim Cook has played a large role in making them profitable, first as an operations executive and later in running the company. But just...
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Inhabitat’s Week in Green: smog safety bubbles, the Tesla Gigafactory and...
Each week our friends at Inhabitat recap the week’s most interesting green developments and clean tech news for us — it’s the Week in Green. Extreme weather is dominating the headlines yet again this...
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IRL: iRobot Roomba 700
Welcome to IRL, an ongoing feature where we talk about the gadgets, apps and toys we’re using in real life and take a second look at products that already got the formal review treatment. We’re not...
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Today is Engadget’s 10th birthday!
Ten years ago today (in fact, exactly 10 years ago, if you’re reading this post in real time), Engadget was born. Our first post featured T-Flash, a new memory card format created to serve cellphone...
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10 Years In: The birth of Engadget
The evening of June 23, 2005, wasn’t especially hot in New York City, at least by historical standards. The day’s high was a mere 79 degrees, slightly below average for late June, and well below the...
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MHL 3.0 does 4K video output, 10W charging and data transfer over a single...
You may have already followed the announcement of Sony’s Xperia Z2 and Xperia Z2 Tablet last week, but did you know that they are also the first mobile devices to feature MHL 3.0? For those who...
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Geek Trivia: Which Movie Featured A Different Ending Depending On Which...
Which Movie Featured A Different Ending Depending On Which Theater You Saw It In? Groundhog Day Inception Clue The Rocky Horror Picture Show Think you know the answer? Visit source - Geek Trivia:...
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Verizon’s new prepaid cellphone plans let you buy rollover data
If you don’t like commitment, a prepaid phone plan can be appealing — but not if you have to predict your data needs well in advance. Verizon may offer a lot more flexibility with its new Allset...
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UK patients’ data uploaded to Google servers, serious privacy concerns ensue
The National Health Service (NHS) of England has come under fire lately amid plans to share patient data with researchers and private companies, and today’s revelation will only pile on the privacy...
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Scratchboard art
I haven’t seen scratchboard since art class in high school. It’s a fun medium— you scrape away a black ink finish to reveal the white coating underneath. This weekend I picked up a scratchboard...
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