Senators criticize Apple's refusal to testify in hearing on app store rules
Apple appears unwilling to take part in an upcoming hearing the Senate plans to hold on anti-competitive app store practices.
View ArticleLogitech is done making Harmony remotes
Logitech is killing off its line of Harmony remotes, with the remaining devices available only 'while supplies last.'
View ArticleAlibaba hit with $2.8 billion fine in China antitrust case
Chinese authorities have slapped Alibaba with a $2.8 billion fine after finishing an anti—trust investigation that looked into alleged monopolistic practices.
View ArticleFirefox will soon stop supporting Amazon Fire TV and Echo Show devices
Mozilla is ending Firefox support for the Amazon Fire TV platform and Echo Show devices starting on April 30th.
View ArticleRecommended Reading: Painful memories the algorithms won't let you forget
Recommended Reading highlights the week's best long-form writing on technology and more.
View ArticleLearn to play the piano at your own pace with Skoove
Skoove is a highly rated piano learning app suited for everyone from beginner level to advanced players. Take lessons generated by having an AI observe your skills or access the massive resource...
View ArticleThe Morning After: The end of the line for Harmony remotes
Harmony's universal remotes are fading away, and there's a $699 Optimus Prime robot you should see.
View ArticleHitting the Books: How biased AI can hurt users or boost a business's bottom...
In 'A Citizen's Guide to Artificial Intelligence,' John Zerilli presents readers with an approachable, holistic examination of both the history and current state of the art, the potential benefits of...
View ArticleICYMI: We check out the new Sonos Roam portable speaker
Here's a recap of all of Engadget's tech reviews this week, including those for the new Sonos speaker, OnePlus smartphone, Master & Dynamic earbuds and the Google Nest Hub.
View ArticleFeds charge man with planning to blow up an Amazon data center
The FBI has charged a Texas man with planning to blow up an Amazon data center in Virginia and help 'kill' most of the internet.
View ArticleBiden's first budget proposal would fight chip shortages with US factories
The Biden White House's first budget proposal includes funding for domestic manufacturing to tackle chip shortages.
View ArticleNASA delays Mars helicopter flight to at least April 14th
NASA has delayed the first flight of its Mars helicopter to at least April 14 after an issue during a test.
View ArticleSony wants to bring 'popular' PlayStation game franchises to phones
Sony is hiring an executive to lead a PlayStation push into mobile gaming.
View ArticleOne-chance assassination missions arrive in 'Hitman 3'
'Hitman 3' now has one of the series' best-known features: just-one-chance Elusive Target missions.
View ArticleFind lost items anywhere with these tiny Bluetooth trackers
Mu Tags attach to your essentials and allow you to locate them with an in-app map. You won’t have to worry about losing your belongings again with these attachable tracking devices.
View ArticleLast-minute battery deal keeps Ford, VW electric car plans on track
A last-minute settlement between two battery giants, LG and SK, may have saved EV production plans for Ford and VW.
View ArticleMicrosoft is reportedly close to buying speech tech giant Nuance
Microsoft is reportedly in late talks to buy Nuance for $16 billion, giving it advantages in speech tech and AI.
View ArticleLeak hints Samsung's Galaxy S21 FE will use a 'traditional' design
A reported Galaxy S21 FE leak hints Samsung's next value-for-money phone will sport a familiar but more conventional design.
View ArticleGoogle allegedly gave its ad system an advantage with a special project
Google ran an effort, Project Bernanke, that supposedly gave its ad system an unfair edge — and Texas intends to use this in its antitrust case.
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