Listen to a song made from recording thousands of industrial machines
We've heard music made from bats' echolocation signals and the sounds
of glaciers before, but what about tunes composed with something a
little more, say, industrial? And no, we aren't talking about Nine Inch
Nails' classic The Downward Spiral. Think... Read More ...
How would you change the Fitbit Flex?
Fitbit is one of the most well respected names in the quantified-self
space, so we expected a lot of the Fitbit Flex. When we put the device
in front of Terrence O'Brien, he found that it wasn't the most
feature-packed, or the flashiest, but... Read More ...
Amazon's war on e-books, LG's G Watch R and other stories you might've missed
This week, we reviewed the HTC One for Windows, investigated Amazon's
controversial e-book-pricing model, played around with Hyperlapse,
learned about LG's G Watch R and more! Read on for Engadget's news
highlights from the last seven days. Oh, and... Read More ...
Samsung has a soundbar that matches your curved TV
Let's say you bought a pricey curved TV, only to remember that your
existing soundbar is (gasp!) flat. Will you have to live with that
geometry mismatch for the life of your set? Not if Samsung has its way.
It just unveiled the Curved Soundbar, which... Read More ...
Homemade exoskeleton lets a man lift big cinder blocks with ease
Think you need the budget of the military or a megacorporation to make
an exoskeleton for heavy lifting? Nope -- all you need is some standard
parts and the know-how to put them together. James Hobson (aka The
Hacksmith) has finished a homemade... Read More ...
Citizen journalism game will show how your photos change the story
As the Ferguson protests made exceedingly clear, citizen journalism is
both a blessing and a curse; while it can expose police brutality and
censorship, it's also prone to misinformation. But how do you illustrate
the complexity of the subject for... Read More ...
Don't forget to enter our Back to School 2014 sweepstakes!
Most college students are already settling into the fall semester, but
it's not too late to nab some updated gear. Our Back to School 2014
guide has plenty of recommendations for laptops, tablets, accessories
and more, and our giveaway rounds up some... Read More ...
Apple is reportedly teaming up with American Express on iPhone payments (update: MasterCard too)
Those longstanding rumors of Apple building a mobile payment service
may be coming true sooner than you think. Recode's sources claim that
the folks in Cupertino have struck a deal with American Express to work
on an iPhone payment system, hot on the... Read More ...
Inhabitat's Week in Green: biofuel, supersonic submarine and a 3D-printed home
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.Mobile technology continues to expand and evolve, but until we develop a way to charge our devices on the...
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Watch a remote-controlled fighter jet evade a missile
Existing drone aircraft are useful for many things, but they make for
lousy target practice when you're testing missiles; they're rarely as
maneuverable as modern fighter jets. Boeing and one of its customers
have just shown that there's a better... Read More ...
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