engadget.com — So we've just had a chance to take our iPad out for a spin sporting iOS 4.2... and it's pretty great. The addition of multitasking, folde... View in Crawl 4
engadget.com — Not willing to wait for the genuine R2-D2 edition Droid 2 later this month? Then it looks like you can now get the next best thing -- the Star Wars... View in Crawl 4
engadget.com — Amazon's third major iteration of its flagship reading device, the Kindle, comes out of the gate looking strong: the new graphite finish (just... View in Crawl 4
engadget.com — In case you needed any more evidence that AT&T is going all-in with Windows Phone 7, take a gander at this little beast, a phone known only as... View in Crawl 4
switched.com — We've dug our heels in as decidedly pro when it comes to the debate over whether or not video games are art. And, although we're not desp... View in Crawl 4
engadget.com — As annoying as continuous Blu-ray player updates are, usually having the latest one is the best way to play more movies. Unfortunately the opposite... View in Crawl 4
engadget.com — The Samsung Vibrant's a T-Mobile device and the Samsung Captivate belongs to AT&T, sure -- but all you need is a simple script and a USB c... View in Crawl 4
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engadget.com — We've been waiting on pins and needles for Google to announce some official Android tablet plans for so long we'd almost forgotten about ... View in Crawl 4
engadget.com — We've known that proper Xbox Live gaming (powered by XNA) was coming to Windows Phone 7 devices. Microsoft has finally come clean with details... View in Crawl 4
engadget.com — Don't look now, but things may be getting real on the pay-with-your-cell-phone front, as Cupertino's hired a man with years of experience... View in Crawl 4
engadget.com — It's not as cut-and-dry as last night's declaration that a new Retina Display-equipped iPod Touch is due in the next few weeks, but our man View in Crawl 4
engadget.com — It seems that Sony Ericsson -- a company that has yet to even introduce a Android 2.0 device -- is at work on a project to redefine gaming on Googl... View in Crawl 4
