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Artists and architects – here's your chance to carry all your maps, posters or artworks in style by using this Blueprint Tube by Walnut Studiolo. Leather always speaks luxury and this hand-stitched, vegetable-tanned le...

Kids learn math by stacking SumBlox Building Blocks. The higher the number the taller the block. No matter how you stack them, if the numbers add up so will the heights. SumBlox is the first math toy ever to show value a...

Apple offers Apple Pay on the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus, attracting support from banks and companies. Is it the future of mobile payments?

I got a tip Saturday about a new blog called Tim Cook's Id, with the subheading "what Tim Cook id is really thinking." I'm not sure if that's the case, but the inaugural rant is a beauty about those claiming Apple is the...

The iPhone black market appears to be alive and well outside this SoHo store.

Sony unveils the SmartEyeglass, a pair of smart glasses that aims to steal the limelight away from Google Glass. An early version is scheduled to go on sale in 2015.

SpaceX launches fresh space station supplies, including first 3-D printer bound for orbit

If only gay men would be allowed to donate blood, more lives can be saved, says a new study. Here's how the blood donation policies could be amended.

Apple has published a user guide for helping Android users switch over to iOS. Take that, Samsung and your troll ads.

No one is allowed to leave home in Sierra Leone during the three-day lockdown. Authorities hope that this could result in the discovery of yet unreported cases of Ebola.

 They say in business you should think big. But when it comes to your career, have you considered thinking “small”? In my experience, a startup is a roller-coaster ride that can offer you incredible career experienc...

"The reason this project was nice was the tight partnership with Samsung and that we were targeting one device."

The Matterhorn is one of the highest peaks in the Alps, and its successful ascent in 1865 marked the end of the Golden Age of mountain climbing. This year, a team of daring mountaineers scaled the rocky peak to light it ...

Get ready for your weekly dose of community goodness from the Engadget forums. The latest edition of Feedback Loop is here. We talk about failed Kickstarter projects and discuss whether or not there should be refunds, di...

A mysterious fireball that was spotted moving across the night sky and breaking apart above the Rocky Mountains earlier this month left observers totally baffled. Some speculated that the blazing object may have been pie...

Despite boasting the "efficient" launch of the Xbox One in China just a day ago, Microsoft delays the console's official release in the country, saying it "needs more time."

Apple's iPhone 6 still showing strong initial usage and some 6 Plus lead-times have shortened.

Definitely a shift away from promoting Google+ usage, the search company has removed the mandatory requirement of setting up a new Google+ account when signing up for a Gmail account. The post Is Google+ being slowly sun...

NASA says its latest Mars-exploring spacecraft is on track to fire up its thrusters and enter orbit this Sunday night, completing a 10-month journey of 442 million miles.

As many as 500,000 people could be infected with Ebola virus disease by the end of January, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention in Atlanta.

Earlier this week, I stumbled upon a story that made me double take. Apple had apparently approved a 4k video capture app for iOS 7 for the bargain price of $1000.

Making a pilgrimage to the Videogame History Museum has been tough so far; most of its collection is in storage, and what little you do see has been going on cross-country tours. Pretty soon, though, it will have a perma...