Hardware & Devices
FDA approves Moderna's mRNA flu vaccine after initially refusing to review it
After refusing to even review it, the FDA has approved Moderna's mRNA seasonal flu vaccine.
Apple's Private Relay feature could reveal your IP address to websites and services
Security researchers found an issue with Apple's WebKit browser engine that affects Private Relay.
The $299 Viture Pro 2 are the company's lightest and most comfortable smartglasses yet
Viture is releasing a more compact Mobile Dock Mini for just $99 alongside its new $299 smartglasses.
X's head of product is leaving the company one year after joining
Nikita Bier was the face of some of the platform's biggest changes.
Meta introduces Muse Code, its take on a coding agent
The terminal-based coding tool is powered by a new AI model, Muse Spark 1.2.
Engadget Indie Pitch: 'VILE: Exhumed' physical edition
"Play an interactive video nasty."
Senate advances the latest Kids Online Safety Act out of committee
The House passed its own version of the contentious KOSA bill in June.
Minecraft is coming to Switch 2 on October 27
Minecraft for the Switch 2 feels like a perfect place for mouse controls, but Mojang hasn't said anything about that feature yet.
Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis is stepping down, but will remain with the company
A handful of high-level personnel changes are coming to DeepMind.
Meta apps displayed ads that contained AI-generated CSAM
Researchers identified more than 50 ads on Meta properties that violated the company's policies on child sexual abuse material.
Don't forget to turn off this setting after buying a new TV
This built-in setting might still be affecting your new TV's quality.
Corsair just introduced new gaming keyboards with a control dial and a mouse with great battery life
Corsair's latest accessories have some handy features and don't cost too much.
The world's smallest USB drive has more storage than an iPhone 17
At a time when storage space commands a premium price, SanDisk's Extreme Fit drive is worth a look.
Xbox's devastating July was inevitable
"It is neither possible nor desirable to own every great independent studio."
Sunbird's iMessage app for Android is back after a major privacy snafu
This was one of the interoperability tools people used before Apple adopted RCS.
Old Reddit could be the next casualty of Reddit's war on AI scraping
The company is also planning to retire its public API.
How to use Android Auto without turning off your VPN
A VPN might compromise your Android Auto experience at first, but there are some easy workarounds.
Google Assistant will vanish from Android phones and connected devices in September
Like birthdays in late May and most of June, it's all about Gemini.
Disney partners with TikTok to bring fan-made shorts to Disney+
Creators will be granted access to a deep library of Disney assets to use in their videos.
YouTube explains its AI slop policy and why some creators won't get paid
YouTube allows AI-generated videos, but they have to abide by a specific set of rules.
Peloton Cross Training Bike+ review: A better connected bike that still demands a premium price
Peloton's new bikes do more to warrant the space they take up in your home.
NASA's PUNCH mission can now accurately predict when solar storms will hit Earth
NASA says its PUNCH mission has greatly advanced the prediction of solar storms.
Samsung announces next-gen 3D memory when all we want is reasonably priced DDR5
Samsung's latest memory and storage tech is mostly designed for data centers, not consoles or PCs.
OpenAI and Anthropic models went on a hacking spree when tested by the UK's AI research institute
The UK AI Security Institute says OpenAI's and and Anthropic's models engaged in deceptive behavior and harmful activity during testing.