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18-Oct-26
Engadget RSS Feed [ 17-Oct-26 3:30pm ]
Ethernet will keep your devices connecting online in record time, while Wi-Fi keeps them untethered. But how well can they both work together?

17-Oct-26
I drive upside down on the boulevard of broken dreams.

Thrusters are as good at flipping cars as they are at hunting ballistic missiles.

16-Oct-26
Dust off your old Sega Genesis and Super Nintendo cartridges.

If a company like Apple could offer $29 batteries before, it can do so again.

You can see the locations of known outdoor surveillance cameras in the MapQuest app.

Technics' flagship over-ear wireless headphones are light on compromises, but enter a competitive market.

An OpenAI research model hit a nebulous milestone today by pilfering test Ethereum tokens.

Steam has launched Achievement Sets in beta.

The ChatGPT browser extension lets you compare information from your open tabs.

The Apple Store is down ahead of pre-orders for the first folding iPhone.

Gmail's search can be frustrating and basic, but Google is finally smartening it up for AI plan subscribers.

Tesla's Roadster event was pretty exciting, to say the least.

Tesla has finally unveiled the next-generation Roadster.

The smart health company is gating third-party app syncing to its own subscription plan for new users.

If the proposal is enacted, it could cost $240 a year to watch YouTube in the UK.

Representative Ritchie Torres wants the FTC to establish regulations ensuring you can play the games you've purchased.

The FTC is investigating possible consumer harms at two major AI companies.

E Ink's new display tech offers improved color reproduction and refresh rates.

The throwback League of Legends Classic mode may reappear as a limited-time event in the future.

This tablet is a great value, even if Android apps still aren't great on a big screen.

Not that anyone's terribly surprised.

Muse Spark Open is "the most capable US open-weight model to date," the company says.

11-Oct-26
Live Activities put the most important real-time information from apps in a place where it's easy to keep an eye on.

Aftermarket backup cameras might not work as well as integrated ones, but they're still a useful upgrade to an older car.

Screen Time has new features to help parents manage their children's Apple devices, as well as refinements to existing controls.

If your cellular plan has limited data, you'll want to take advantage of these easy tweaks to stretch those gigabytes.

Even if your TV looks great as-is, some tweaks to its modes and sliders, as well as the room it's in, will make it look much better.

Samsung phones have a couple of features that can keep sensitive apps and files private. One locks your chosen apps, and the other restricts all but one app.

Make sure your files are safe in the event of a hard drive disaster.

Modern MacBooks are pretty smart about managing their battery's health.

Gemini might be causing some issues with Android Auto.

You don't have to guess how long is left on your Samsung device's warranty; the company makes it easy to confirm.

Ray tracing makes light's behavior more realistic in supported games, but your PC has to use a lot of horsepower to make that happen.

In its latest report, Anthropic has revealed that its AI agents meddled with government websites during testing.

10-Oct-26
How to reset your Samsung TV [ 10-Oct-26 5:30pm ]
If you have a Frame TV or one of the other Samsung models, you may occasionally need to reboot or factory reset it.

A shortage has driven resale prices through the roof.

Apple's foldable phone has everyone talking, but competitors have their own offerings in different ways.

Samsung Galaxy phones that have upgraded to Android 17 and One UI 9 have a slew of new features - some more helpful than others.

Smart speakers should recognize your voice to run commands, but you can help them out with a few tricks.

Set it to a nearby place instead, if you're concerned about the potential dangers if someone accesses your phone.

Foldable phones require a little more care than standard ones, but the hinge will do its job as long as you don't make that difficult.

Screen protectors seem like an easy win for keeping your phone in good condition, but there's more to consider with a foldable phone.

Google Japan created an assembly line-inspired keyboard you can use with one hand.

Google Maps makes it easy to save and share any location, even if it's not officially on the map. Dropping pins is a great way to do that.

QoS is another acronym buried in your router's settings that you might have just ignored, but it may be worth turning on in some scenarios.

RAM and ROM are two core types of memory used in every computing device, but their meanings haven't stayed the same since their inception.

Jumping between countries can be a hassle when it comes to Apple apps and services. Luckily, there's a few easy ways to get everything prepared for when you do.

A roundup of recent reviews from Engadget.

Here's our weekly roundup of indie games to look forward to.

 
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