Product Reviews
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The first movie studio in space could be attached to the ISS in 2024 | Engadget
A module that hosts a film studio and sports arena could be connected to the International Space Station by December…
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PlayStation’s Wrap-Up is back to break down your PS4 and PS5 stats for 2021 | Engadget
Sony has at last flipped the switch on its PlayStation 2021 Wrap-Up, allowing players to delve into their PlayStation 4…
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Peacock adds live local news channels to its streaming lineup | Engadget
NBCUniversal’s Peacock isn’t going to let the live news from rivals like CBS go unanswered. The streaming service has added…
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Instagram now lets you create TikTok-like remixes using any video | Engadget
You no longer need to dive into Reels to create TikTok-style collaborative videos on Instagram. The social network has expanded…
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Oura’s third-generation Ring is more powerful, but not for everybody | Engadget
The wearables business is hard, especially if you’re a small startup with a device you could, perhaps uncharitably, call “niche.”…
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Why airlines and telecoms are fighting over the 5G rollout | Engadget
Rollouts of new wireless technologies and standards have not always gone well. When the GSM system debuted, it caused hearing…
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‘Zero Trust’ is the guiding principle of Sikur’s latest security-focused smartphone | Engadget
Security-focused smartphone maker Sikur is back with its latest handset. The Android 11-powered Sikur One, which was developed with the…
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Amazon one-day sale knocks up to 40 percent off Anker chargers and accessories | Engadget
All products recommended by Engadget are selected by our editorial team, independent of our parent company. Some of our stories…
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The Morning After: Apple closes education discount loophole | Engadget
Apple has finally closed a loophole in the US that allowed most buyers to claim education pricing, even if they…
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Crypto.com loses $34 million in hack that affected 483 accounts | Engadget
In an interview with Bloomberg TV, Crypto.com’s Chief Executive Kris Marszalek has admitted that 400 customer accounts were compromised by…
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