iTunes Radio expands sports and news offerings with ESPN and local NPR stations
NPR came to iTunes Radio in March, but at the time it was only one
national station. Now there are over 40 local stations like WBEZ in
Chicago, WBUR in Boston and WNYC in New York. You can pull in the fresh
streams of these local affiliates AM or FM... Read More ...
Nokia Lumia 1320 comes to the US through Cricket, sales begin June 13th
It's been so long since Nokia announced the Lumia 1320 that we just
sort of assumed it wasn't headed to the US. Heck, even when the 1320
showed up in an FCC filing we weren't convinced -- after all, it was
impossible to tell then what carrier would... Read More ...
1Password for Android can now be your only account manager
For the longest time, AgileBits' 1Password for Android was just a pale
shadow of its desktop and iOS counterparts. Besides the ancient
interface, you couldn't add anything -- if you signed up for a service,
you had to turn on another device just to... Read More ...
Google's flight search can now send you on random journeys
Google Flight Search is fine if you already have a destination in mind,
but what if you simply want to sate your wanderlust? That's where a new
"I'm Feeling Lucky" button comes into play. Hit that and the search
tool will suggest a random place to... Read More ...
Google Glass update serves up World Cup scores and faster photo sharing
Google Glass is about to get a handful of updates that should be
especially helpful this summer. To start, it should be easier to share
Glass photos from your vacation; a new MyGlass app for Android (iOS is
due later) will surface your most recent... Read More ...
What's on your HDTV this week: 'Game of Thrones' season finale
This week the NBA Finals and NHL Finals could both come to an end, but
the finale we think most of you will be watching is Game of Thrones.
Episode #40 is titled "The Children" and is the longest one HBO has
aired yet. The showrunners promise this is... Read More ...
Engadget Daily: an interview with Phil Spencer, Nintendo's new 'Zelda' game and more!
Today, we interview Xbox head Phil Spencer, get a quick preview of
Nintendo's new open-world Zelda game, watch Honeywell take on Nest with
its new Lyric thermostat and drop our jaws at a $1.6 million, 370-inch
TV. Read on for Engadget's news... Read More ...
GE's metallic ink can put tiny sensors inside jet engines
Embedded tech can fit into some incredible spaces, but it can't yet fit
everywhere; there are places that are simply too harsh or small for
modern technology. If GE gets its way, though, just about any surface
will be fair game. Its Direct Write... Read More ...
Commercial drone allowed limited access to fly over US land
A hand-launched UAV called Puma just made history -- it's now known as
the first drone to get the Federal Aviation Administration's seal of
approval to do commercial flights over land. Puma, which was originally
designed for military use by... Read More ...
Apple turns up its advertising push with plans for 1,000-person internal agency
Few companies have had advertising campaigns as iconic as Apple's --
from the infamous 1984 ad to the more recent PC vs. Mac commercials --
but there's a general perception that the outfit's latest efforts
haven't been quite as impactful. Even Phil... Read More ...
Theater chain bans Google Glass in a bid to cut down on piracy
If you're one of the few people in the country with a prescription
Google Glass headset, you might want to keep extra glasses handy for
when you go to the movies. First, some guy got booted from an AMC
theater on the suspicion he was recording the... Read More ...
Here's a closer look at the white PS4
It's like the other one, but white. The controller is also white.... Read More ...
Everything Nintendo did (and didn't) announce at its digital E3 event
Nintendo once told us that if it didn't change, it "might die," but we
never expected the company to turn into a puppet show. It happened
anyway: Nintendo's digital E3 event was hosted by Robot Chicken-sourced
figures, complete with a demanding... Read More ...
The Werkstatt-Ø1 is an affordable, educational synth kit from Moog
Oh Moog, you make so many wonderful, noisy and (of course) expensive
toys. So you can imagine how excited we were to see the Werkstatt-Ø1, a
$329 analog, monophonic synth kit that retained that signature Moog
sound. The Werkstatt actually began life... Read More ...
Sorry, guys, you didn't actually crash the FCC website (update: maybe you did)
The only thing more charming than John Oliver's 13-minute net
neutrality explainer? The idea that we, his viewers, managed to crash
part of the FCC website because we submitted too many comments about its
proposed net neutrality regulations. In fact,... Read More ...
Amazon's reportedly working on a service that connects you with local businesses
According to a report by Reuters, Amazon will launch a marketplace for
local services, connecting customers with babysitters, handymen, hair
stylists and more. As with its AmazonFresh grocery-delivery service, the
company will reportedly test-drive... Read More ...
Pinterest hires two former Apple execs to lead engineering and design
Pinterest is doing really well - we're talking $5 billion
valuation-level well. And to cement its status as a mega-success, the
site has scooped up two former Apple execs to lead engineering and
product design. First up is Michael Lopp, who worked on... Read More ...
Google's street art project includes over 5,000 images of murals (and graffiti, too)
There's a joke here about Google owning everything ("all your art are
belong to me"?) but if you're the sort of person who enjoys looking at
interesting graffiti, you might appreciate this anyway. The company just
announced that it's added a... Read More ...
eBay's same-day delivery service stalls out
When we checked in on eBay Now last fall, its leaders were brimming
with optimism, announcing plans to bring the same-day delivery option to
25 more cities by the end of 2014. Skip forward to today, however, and
it's apparently a different story.... Read More ...
China is the global leader in Internet of Things thanks to government support
China accounts for more than a quarter of global machine-to-machine
(M2M) connections, according to a report by the GSMA association of
mobile operators. With more than 50 million connections, the country's
at the head of the pack when it comes to... Read More ...
Xbox at E3 2014: an interview with the head of Xbox, Phil Spencer
Yesterday wasn't the first time Phil Spencer took an E3 stage for
Microsoft to talk Xbox, but it was his first time as the head of
Microsoft's Xbox division. After taking over for Marc Whitten back in
March, Spencer's been on a charm offensive. His... Read More ...
All the games from Sony's PlayStation event at E3 2014
Sony's E3 event didn't end until 11PM ET last night. So, just as we did
with the Xbox titles revealed at E3, we're going to round up all the
future games heading to Sony's various consoles. It'll basically be a
condensed version of our Sony liveblog,... Read More ...
Google just bought a satellite company for $500 million
Google is in the ground, on the roads and floating through the skies,
and now it's looking beyond, by agreeing to the half-billion dollar cash
purchase of a company that says it's "built and launched the world's
smallest high-resolution imaging... Read More ...
There's a new 'Doom' coming and you can see it right here
You like fighting crazy demon-robot hybrids, right? Boy do we have some
news for you: video of the new Doom surfaced today. There isn't much to
see at the moment aside from some smoke and grisly Hell-flesh, but
there should be more details at id's... Read More ...
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