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The Sony DSC-HX50V Cyber-shot Digital Still Camera is your perfect travel companion. It's a compact beauty with a 30x optical zoom and a 3-inch LCD screen. You can control it from the palm of your hand with complete manu...

Samsung's refreshed NX300M smart camera has already been on sale for more than a month in Korea, but only now is one of its features coming to light. At a recent developer summit, the company confirmed that the 20.3-mega...

The Stem Metal and CitriTwist gift set from Quirky includes a stylish and highly effective citrus spritzer and an equally dashing reamer. The shiny aluminum spritzer goes by the name of Stem. You just poke Stem into the ...

There's a common misconception that you need to be connected to the internet to get infected with malware. Well, that's not true and, according to renowned cybersecurity expert Eugene Kaspersky, the folks at a nuclear po...

The NVIDIA Tegra Note 7 line of Android tablets is set to see the light of day just in time for the end of the year here in 2013, bringing with them a mix of graphics processing finesse and software-based stylus technolo...

If you hustle, you could get the Everyday I'm Hustlin' wall decal from Blik Wall Decals, courtesy of Paper Jam Press which prints these graphic typography posters featuring classic catchphrases from iconic rock and rap m...

Unlike the Xbox One's philosophy with Kinect voice commands that control everything from turning on the console to searching the online store, the PlayStation 4's camera / mic array can only interpret a handful of relati...

It's party time, ladies and gentlemen. Exactly one month after announcing the move, Google has updated its terms of service, allowing the company to use your profile information in ads. That means your face, name and per...

Woojer is a Silent Wearable “Woofer” the Size of a Matchbox that Enables You to Actually FEEL the Sound.Woojer – Feel the Sound. Imagine stepping into your screen or mobile device while playing your favorite First ...

Every six months or so we hear that Paul Moller's flying car is just a few years away! Too bad we've been hearing that for the past 40 years.

Supposing you're in a situation where you'd love to work with Apple's OS X desktop operating system, but for whatever reason you'd rather not – or cannot – work with an Apple-made piece of hardware. If you're the alt...

It's a tale as old as time: College co-eds get together on a Saturday night. Drinks are flowing. Hearts beat fast with excitement. The wall starts pounding with the steady thump-thump-thump of passion. You know, because ...

Google has used Earth and Maps to tell tales of unfolding tragedies and soldiers fighting for our country. Now its opening up those tools to the public, allowing users to build what they're calling "Tours" through Google...

Google today announced its “quick action buttons” for Gmail have expanded to more Google and third-party developers. If you’ve never seen these, quick action buttons are little grey rectangular buttons that appear ...

Many thousands of New Yorkers joined us over the weekend for the city's very first Engadget Expand. There's no question that our premier Manhattan show was a raging success, and if you didn't make it out, we have the pic...

Redrawing America's political boundaries in two different ways, a tour of Hong Kong's outdoor escalators, the race to build bigger bike share programs, and a devastating typhoon. Let's start the week off right with some ...

Google has been improving Glass with regular updates, and they have also recently opened up the Explorer program quite a bit. This has also come along with v2.0 hardware which brings with it promise of support for prescr...

This week the folks at Motorola have pushed the first cross-carrier availability of the customization-included Moto X, and following up rather quick they’ll push a machine called Moto G. This slightly smaller device wi...

Sony laid its social networking ambitions out on the table when it announced the use of real names on PSN, its online network, for the PlayStation 4. Now, as the company preps that next-gen console for launch this week, ...

Me, neither! But Mood Swings, a new exhibition at London's Halcyon Gallery, will be showing off a series of large-scale metalworks--seven gates made from vintage iron scraps, hand-welded by the man himself.

It seems like every day brings a new "revelation " about Allied nations spying on other Allied nations. But while friends spying on friends might not be a huge surprise, the US is spending tons of money and brainpower tr...

It's true, we're still beaming - which is saying a lot for a Monday morning coming off of little to no sleep. And while we'd have been slightly grumpy working through the weekend in nearly any other scenario, we just spe...