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  1. Microsoft Office 15 preview: details, screenshots and impressions
  2. Sprint bundles Lenovo IdeaPad U310 and a mobile hotspot for $850 and a monthly bill
  3. Nexus Q hacked to run CM9 and XBMC, inches closer to usefulness
  4. Researcher calls platinum wrong for fuel cell development, looks elsewhere for efficiency
  5. iOS 6 beta 3 wends its way to developers
  6. T-Mobile officially confirms Samsung Galaxy Note, more details in coming weeks
  7. Sony Xperia NXT series available now unlocked for US tastes
  8. NVIDIA scores $12.4 million contract from the DOE to help FastForward exascale computing
  9. US Navy deploys SeaFox submarines to Persian Gulf for universal mine control
  10. Into the wild: cultivating the next generation of American scientists with Project Aether
  11. AMD chops up to $50 off Radeon HD 7970, 7950 and 7870 graphics cards
  12. Jolla signs deal to bring future MeeGo handsets to Chinese retailer D.Phone
  13. Engadget Giveaway: win a Motorola Atrix HD!
  14. 2012 iPhone's maybe-finished front appears with center camera, may straighten our FaceTime chats
  15. Motorola Atrix HD review
  16. Skype confirms 'rare' bug that sends messages to unintended contacts, promises fix soon
  17. Ouya talks Tegra 3 with NVIDIA, 'might consider' early developer access to console's circuit board
  18. New Recce 3D map app offers location-based services and games, Sim City possibilities abound
  19. Zoom Q2HD Handy Video Recorder lets you stream and record on the move, we go hands-on
  20. Now TV launches in the UK, brings pay-as-you-go streaming to Mac, PC and Android
  21. Steam store reveals a handful of new categories, hints at non-gaming app possibilities
  22. Tokyoflash Japan unveils the Kisai Online, tells the time in vertical lines
  23. NASA captures red sprite, puts it in a jar
  24. Comic-Con fans go crazy over Hobbit teaser, but not the 48fps version
  25. It's official: Comcast buys out Microsoft's share of MSNBC
  26. Galaxy S III dev edition sales page goes live, 'coming soon' for VZW freedom-lovers
  27. Twitter @ reply's original creator uncovered, did it before it was cool
  28. Airbus designer hopes to see planes roll out of hanger-sized 3D printers by 2050
  29. Outstanding Technology brings visible light communication to phones and tablets via dongle and LEDs
  30. Lockheed Martin Stalker drone stays airborne 48 hours using laser power, all-seeing eye gets literal (video)
  31. Galaxy S III Developer Edition for Verizon appears on Samsung's website
  32. Kontron preps first Tegra 3-based Mini-ITX board, homebrew gets an ARMful
  33. How would you change the Nokia Lumia 710?
  34. Refresh Roundup: week of July 9th, 2012
  35. Ceton Echo Extender for Media Center beta to start in September
  36. Google gently tweaks offline experience for Docs, rolling out to Drive users now
  37. Switched On: Android's TV Triple Threat
  38. Richard Branson confirms Virgin Galactic's first space tourism flight will launch next year with him on board
  39. C-Spire debuts pre-paid tablet and hotspot plans
  40. France's ANDRA developing a million-year hard drive, we hope our badly-written blogs live in perpetuity
  41. Fujifilm sues Motorola over broad camera and phone patents, claims RAZRs and Xyboards are at fault
  42. Inhabitat's Week in Green: origami Yoda, high-speed rail line and a self powered building
  43. PSA: Sprint LTE goes live today, honest and for true
  44. Motorola Atrix HD now on sale at AT&T: $100 on contract for LTE, 720p and ICS
  45. Nokia and AT&T cut Lumia 900 price to $50, sweeten the Windows Phone 7.8 pot
  46. Xbox 360 Halo 4 bundle fights new enemies, packs familiar hardware on November 6th
  47. Sony Xperia tipo sidles into the FCC, inspires yawns
  48. NIF sets record with 500 TW laser shot, lab-based nuclear fusion not far behind
  49. Adidas miCoach out now on European Xbox 360s and PS3s, connects to cameras and own hardware
  50. Lexar XQD memory cards announced, will duel with Sony for Nikon D4's attention
  51. LG selected to develop 60-inch flexible OLED by 2017
  52. Google Takeout introduces transfer tool for Google+ circles, merges your work and personal life
  53. Ask Engadget: best tablet, software and case for a child with a developmental disorder?
  54. Mobile Miscellany: week of July 9th, 2012
  55. Google posts Android 4.1 Jelly Bean's changelog, explores its latest dessert in detail
  56. Utah researchers create 'Spintronic' LED, claim it's 'brighter, cheaper' and eco-friendly
  57. Alt-week 7.14.2012: Bleeping sheep and ATLAS art
  58. Beacon Audio Phoenix review: our new favorite portable speaker
  59. Engadget Podcast 301 - 07.14.2012
  60. MapQuest picks TomTom Maps to power iPhone and Android turn-by-turn navigation apps
  61. Samsung Series 7 Gamer review: the company's first gaming laptop makes its way to the US
  62. Google brings five California-based US National Parks into Street View
  63. Garmin GLO Portable GPS and GLONASS receiver hit the FCC, get torn down for good measure
  64. Microsoft updates SkyDrive for Windows app: new status window, freshened logo
  65. BAE Systems speaks about unmanned ASTRAEA: no reason it can't stay in air 'for weeks'
  66. Savi People app brings 'smarter' contacts to iPhone, integrates with your favorite social networks
  67. XBMC for Android app revealed; source code available now, beta APKs soon (video)
  68. LogMeIn's Cubby offering up 1GB for referrals, tells Dropbox where it can store it
  69. RED5 remote control plane can fly like an eagle, spy like one too
  70. RIM slapped with $147.2 million in damages from Mformation patent lawsuit
  71. Greenpeace: Apple's energy policy has improved, still needs to remove the coal smoke from iCloud
  72. ASUS Transformer Prime TF700T showing 'in stock' at Office Depot, days before scheduled US release
  73. Zero Motorcycles recalls 2012 models with 'lack of weatherproofing'
  74. Did Sony's latest PlayStation 3 redesign just get outed by Brazil's Anatel?
  75. FCC Fridays: July 13, 2012
  76. Giada's i53 mini-PC is book-sized, without all the paper cuts
  77. Simmtronics' $81 XPad debuts, winning the race to the bottom
  78. 'Extreme' class solar flare heading toward Earth, hopefully bringing nothing but auroras
  79. Office Next blog is here to answer all your burning questions about the future of spreadsheets
  80. HP Envy Sleekbook 6z review: an inexpensive thin-and-light with AMD innards
  81. Merriam-Webster announces Dictionary API for developers, coming to a word game near you
  82. First solar-geo plant blooms in Nevada's high desert
  83. Roku 2, LT and new HD boxes upgraded for more languages, future remote apps
  84. Google starts shipping Nexus 7 pre-orders, writes a rhyme to celebrate
  85. Veho Muvi HD 'NPNG' Edition action camera impressions (video)
  86. Bob Mansfield: 'all eligible Apple products are back on EPEAT'
  87. CasaTunes Air bridges traditional whole-home audio with AirPlay
  88. Google delivers My Tracks 2.0 for Android, includes playback in Google Earth and aggregation of statistics
  89. Nokia Transport goes official: public transport departure times for over 100 cities (video)
  90. Lenovo IdeaPad U310 review: a reasonably priced Ultrabook for the masses
  91. Sprint flips the switch on LTE in Kansas City, your Galaxy S III just got a whole lot better
  92. CyanogenMod developers slap Jelly Bean on an Optimus 4X HD, tease CM10 (video)
  93. LG Optimus Vu review: a 5-inch, pen-enabled phone to take on the Galaxy Note
  94. Verizon rolls out GameTanium Android mobile gaming subscription app
  95. Distro Issue 48 arrives with the Nexus Q, Levar Burton and more
  96. Nokia shutters two Chinese offices as part of strategic reorganization in the region
  97. Researchers use off-the-shelf parts to let you write emails with your eyes (video)
  98. Finally: BlackBerry App World gains 'upgrade all' command
  99. Omrom MEMS thermal sensor tells you how hot your pocket is (video)
  100. NVIDIA GeForce GTX 680 and 670 round-up: which overclocked card is the one for you?
  101. NVIDIA Developer Zone shut down, may have been hacked
  102. BBC releases Olympics app, streams the glorious Games straight to your iOS or Android device
  103. Olympus outs firmware update for OM-D E-M5 camera, sleep mode and AF improvements in tow
  104. Nintendo president: 3DS XL isn't big enough for a second analog stick
  105. Nexus Q repurposed to play Pong, games with your heart (video)
  106. Mystery HTC device flaunts class-leading benchmarks, 1080p display
  107. Panasonic Eluga Power earns nod of approval at FCC
  108. WiFi Direct headed for a revamp: simpler integration, better support
  109. Charlie Kaufman's stop-motion project, Anomalisa, turns to Kickstarter for funding
  110. Browser-controlled robot lets you skip stones remotely, mentally escape the concrete jungle
  111. ZTE teases 'advanced gaming smartphone' set for availability in six days
  112. DIY GPS dog collar helps your pup fulfill its mobile computing potential
  113. Toshiba outs Tecra R940 and R950 for small business set, prices start at $600
  114. Facebook Android app update requires Froyo, tweaks messaging and picture taking
  115. Twitter's anatomy of a mobile redesign
  116. NPD: Nintendo 3DS sales hit 5 million in US, Xbox 360 still claims the console crown
  117. NASA launches Spacecraft 3D app for iOS, lets you explore its Curiosity and a lot more
  118. GammaTech rugged T7Q launches at $2k and up, promptly steals your iPad's lunch money
  119. Nexus 7 pre-orders ship to some customers -- has yours?
  120. BAE Systems designs hard composite solar cells: could act as structure of UAVs, piece of soldier's gear
  121. Nielsen has Android near 52 percent of US smartphone share in Q2, iPhone ekes out gains
  122. Sinking social news site Digg bought for $500K by NYC firm Betaworks
  123. AMC to live stream Breaking Bad season premiere on its site, Dish customers rejoice
  124. Sprint Epic 4G Touch and US Cellular Galaxy S II ICS updates are official, start rolling out today
  125. PSA: Verizon's Samsung Galaxy S III finally arriving in stores today
  126. Facebook redesigns Events listings, makes you an even bigger jerk for forgetting someone's birthday
  127. Yahoo confirms server breach, over 400k accounts compromised
  128. Nokia 808 PureView flashes backstage pass, shows off video chops
  129. AUO, LG, Toshiba pay $571 million to settle LCD price fixing lawsuit, broken record keeps skipping
  130. HTC Vertex pops up in benchmarks, might bring a slice of One X muscle to tablets
  131. Insert Coin: Pear brings Bluetooth to your Apple-compatible speaker dock
  132. Twitter comes to Nokia Series 40 feature phones, lets you hashtag with the best of them
  133. Sprint confirms HTC EVO 4G LTE in white, battle of exclusive phone colors rages on
  134. NBC's 2012 London Olympics second screen and streaming apps for Android and iOS launch today
  135. New 2012 iPhone body reportedly leaks, gives the glass front its time to shine
  136. Marvel Cinematic Universe 10-disc Blu-ray box unveiled, Tesseract and all
  137. Amazon Game Connect links free-to-play, MMO games to store accounts, turns 1-Click into way too many
  138. AT&T scores red Galaxy S III, pre-orders start July 15th
  139. Toshiba unites PC, tablet and TV design groups, aims for hub of digital harmony
  140. Japanese company releasing do-it-yourself Pius electric vehicle, name sounds vaguely familiar
  141. Samsung T699 passes federal inspection, lacks naming conviction
  142. Microsoft's first international store set to open this fall in Canada
  143. Exclusive hands-on with the LUMOback smart posture sensor (video)
  144. Google Maps adds walking directions for 44 African countries on web and mobile
  145. EEG headware probes your neurons, shows interrogators your cranial contact list
  146. O2's continued outage reminds us to spend less time connected, (try) to call our mother
  147. July 12th, 1962: the day two continents smiled at each other
  148. Triple-screen gaming setups put under the microscope, deemed an attainable luxury
  149. Klipsch gets vibrant, intros S4i Rugged in-ear headphones
  150. Q2 and Q4 Xbee controllers have the gimbals to handle your most unwieldy robotics projects
  151. Angry Birds land on Samsung Smart TVs, wage war with gestures
  152. Former Windows Phone Director Robert Williams joins Amazon, stirs rumor pot
  153. New York MTA announces smartphone-based ticketing trials aboard Metro-North Railroad
  154. Dropbox rewards early Pro members by stopping their bills
  155. IDC and Gartner: PC market flattened out in Q2 while Apple, ASUS and Lenovo remain the stars
  156. Sony unveils first medical-grade OLED monitor, surgery gets rendered in all-too-vivid color
  157. Garmin GLO Portable GPS and GLONASS receiver: location refresh rate 10 times faster than typical GPS
  158. Samsung Galaxy S, II and III pitted against one another in DisplayMate shootout
  159. Toshiba's new 2.5-inch AL13SE hard drives: up to 900GB of 10,500RPM storage
  160. BMW brings iDrive Touch, 3D maps to ConnectedDrive, LTE integration coming soon
  161. Sprint Galaxy S II Epic 4G Touch Ice Cream Sandwich upgrade reportedly arrives tomorrow
  162. Kobo updates Touch eReader software and Desktop app, heads to Italy this fall
  163. Chrome OS version 20 hits stable release channel, brings Google Drive and Aura UI for Cr-48s along
  164. Project 1640 offers new way to search for planets beyond our solar system
  165. Cinema rig takes the heat out of your NEX-5N, lets you slide in the accessories
  166. Telefonica's Tuenti social network kicks off global expansion, rolls out mobile apps
  167. Insert Coin: Cardboard Robot brings craning, plucking and learning with a dash of whimsey (video)
  168. Philips W732 Android 4.0 smartphone coming to China, has 2,400mAh battery for extended web surfing
  169. Plextor M5S SSD coming mid-July: healthy speeds starting at $99 for 64GB
  170. Aereo avoids a preliminary injunction, keeps its antenna to internet TV service on the air for now
  171. Atrix HD continues locked bootloader tradition, may be set free... eventually
  172. Google's Nexus 7 discovered to have Smart Cover-like magnetic sensor
  173. Google Search As You Type gives retailer websites instant search
  174. Microsoft and NBC rumored calling it splitsville on the web, MSNBC.com to get friend-zoned
  175. NYC launches free public WiFi trial, links it to skeevy payphones
  176. For sale by owner: 1954 flying Taylor AEROCAR, yours now for only $1.25 million (video)
  177. FreedomPop jumping from WiMAX to LTE by year's end, iPhone sleeves intact
  178. Lockheed Martin F-35 Lightning II stealth fighter cockpit demonstrator hands-on (video)
  179. Virgin Galactic unveils LauncherOne satellite vehicle
  180. Facebook SDK 3.0 Beta for iOS now available to download, includes tight integration plans for iOS 6
  181. Microsoft advises nuking Windows Gadgets after security hole discovery, we mourn our stock widgets
  182. Nikon recalls battery packs sold with D800 and D7000 DSLRs due to burn hazard
  183. Researcher details method for teaching computers to win at board games through short training videos
  184. Editorial: Ouya's success is opportunity missed for Microsoft, Nintendo and Sony
  185. Tweetbot for Mac arrives as free alpha, we give a quick hands-on
  186. HTC EVO 4G LTE firmware update begins rollout today, exterminates the bugs
  187. Jelly Bean spreads the butter to Amazon's Kindle Fire in unofficial beta build (video)
  188. RIM patent uses motion, CAPTCHAs to stop texting while driving, shows a fine appreciation of irony
  189. Samsung drops universal search from Sprint's Galaxy S III
  190. Think Geek's Mark VII Sonic Screwdriver universal remote pleases Whovians in time for Comic-Con
  191. Apple sunsets a few 64-bit Macs with Mountain Lion, video drivers likely the culprit
  192. Jawbone Jambox gets Android app support, semi-ironic silent mode
  193. Samsung's Stephen Woo to kick off day two of CES with keynote
  194. Google and Sustrans join forces, bring bike navigation to UK Maps
  195. GameCircle brings achievements, save game sync to Amazon's tablet
  196. SugarSync to ship with many Samsung mobile devices, make Galaxy S III a home away from home
  197. Tep Wireless unveils European-wide hotspot rental service for $5-a-day, 1GB of data included
  198. Starbucks Android app gets caffeinated update, also launches in UK and Canada
  199. Rovio's Amazing Alex arrives on Android and iOS July 12th, bosses everywhere weep for lost productivity (video)
  200. Griffin's MIDIConnect now available at $80 to make beautiful music with your iDevice (video)
  201. OnLive reaffirms support for Marvell powered ARM Google TV boxes
  202. Pure unleashes Contour 100i iDevice speaker with swiveling dock
  203. London Underground: NFC mobile payment technology 'too slow' for the tube
  204. Wilson Electronics' Sleek 4G-V Verizon flavored signal booster reports for service
  205. Reported new DARPA chief brings true geek, dash of green tech controversy
  206. 36.7 million FPS camera revolutionizes cancer screening
  207. T-Mobile to incentivize select 2G subscribers with upgrade offers during five-city US pilot
  208. HTC confirms another tablet coming to the UK
  209. Nokia hits RIM with another triple-patent combo punch
  210. Airbus Electronic Flight Bag apps save iPad savvy pilots time and paper
  211. Green Automotive to acquire Land Rover-converter Liberty Electric for $17 million
  212. Motorola MOTOSMART comes to UK in July: we go hands-on
  213. Ouya gaming console raises $2 million on Kickstarter, doesn't know what to do with it
  214. Researchers store memory bit on a lone molecule, could pave the way for petabyte SSDs
  215. WSJ chimes in on Amazon smartphone rumors, says 4- to 5-inch device is in testing
  216. Magellan eXplorist 510 Marine Edition sets sights on boaters, out in time for Talk Like a Pirate Day
  217. Viacom channels disappear from DirecTV after the two companies can't reach a deal
  218. T-Mobile myTouch and myTouch Q officially announced, we go hands-on
  219. Myanmar plans to open doors to foreign telcos for affordable cellular, internet service
  220. Samsung Galaxy Note for AT&T devours Ice Cream Sandwich and Premium Suite apps
  221. Graphene heals itself, powers our dreams and nightmares
  222. Optimus LTE II makes a cameo on Verizon as LG VS930
  223. Winscape virtual window makes the leap to Kinect in 4K-capable, 6-screen glory (video)
  224. Sony STR-DN1030 AV receiver with AirPlay, WiFi and Bluetooth starts shipping
  225. Claystone Launcher 2.0 for Android makes its debut, we go hands-on (video)
  226. Samsung brings out Galaxy S III Developer Edition for Verizon, answers the call for an unlockable bootloader
  227. Huawei Ascend Q hands-on (video)
  228. Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) now hitting all Galaxy Nexus HSPA+ devices
  229. Nexus 7 tablet now receiving Android 4.1.1 update
  230. WD Red HDDs aim to improve company's NASty reputation, bolster reliability in networked homes
  231. Pigs beware: Angry Birds Trilogy coming to 3DS, PS3 and Xbox 360 later this year
  232. Engadget HD Podcast 307 - 07.10.2012
  233. Ouya's $99 Android-based gaming console meets Kickstarter goal: $950k in under 12 hours
  234. Sony's upcoming ST26i smartphone could hit the market under Xperia J name
  235. Nexus Q hacked to launch apps, gets remote control web app
  236. Google Maps adds floor plans and walking directions for 20 US museums
  237. Google Drops OS X Leopard support for Chrome 22 dev release
  238. Philips' unannounced Series 9 flagship TVs get exposed by leaked document
  239. Twitter for Android, iOS expands those Kickstarter tweets, becomes sensitive to our notification needs
  240. Apple granted patent for accelerometer-aided theft-detection system
  241. VIM 101: a quick-and-dirty guide to our favorite free file editor
  242. RIM CEO hints at future BBM video chat feature
  243. We go hands-on with the waterproof Sony Xperia go (video)
  244. Samsung Galaxy Note documents pop up on T-Mobile's site, prepares for its grand entrance
  245. Lenovo IdeaTab S2109 review: a budget-priced ICS slate with a few too many quirks
  246. Google+ for iPad hits the App Store, invites you Hangout with your Apple slate
  247. Microsoft details Windows 8 File History, takes us through a Time Machine
  248. Sony Xperia miro and Xperia tipo hands-on (video)
  249. DARPA Innovation House project wants teams to take imaging data, see the big picture
  250. Samsung Galaxy S III available on US Cellular's website tomorrow, in stores by end of week