Category: 8. Tech

We’ve slept off our collective turkey coma and returned to the review lab here at Engadget. Our team may also be in full CES prep mode, but we’ve got a few more devices to get off or our desks before 2025 is over. Catch up on all of the

After months of teasing a triple-display foldable phone, Samsung is gearing up to launch what it’s calling the Galaxy Z TriFold — because foldables with just one hinge are so last year. 

The phone is slated to become available first in Korea…

The world has a few different ways of generating artificial waves. Some pools, like Endless Surf, PerfectSwell and Wavegarden, use pneumatic caissons or levers to contribute to the shape and power of the wave as it marches down the pool….

Procreate Dreams 2 is here! Available as a free update for existing users, or at the same price as the original app for newcomers, the new release adds some of the most-requested features to what was already our pick as the best animation…

Earlier this year, Microsoft officially yanked the cord on Windows 10, ending support for an operating system that had been superseded by Windows 11 four years earlier.

But the tech giant’s controversial attempts to shoehorn AI into…

Apple warns iPhone users to stop using Google Chrome. “Unlike Chrome,” it says, “Safari truly helps protect your privacy.” Apple’s warning now includes secretive…

Some collaborations feel inevitable in hindsight, and the new Type 3 Marc Newson from Ressence is one of them. Benôit Mintiens, CEO of the Belgian brand, whose wildly creative design looks unlike anything on the watch market has teamed up with…

Aerodynamic wheels with a high profile and lightweight seemed like an oxymoron since tubular tires fell into oblivion, displaced by the advantages of tubeless tires. However, the expertise of brands and the normalization…

I’ve covered a lot of phone launches – almost too many to remember – and the general themes of them is to tout upgrades in performance and camera quality, along with design changes, new features, and, more recently, AI integration. But…

An AI image creator startup left its database unsecured, exposing more than a million images and videos its users had created—the “overwhelming majority” of which depicted nudes and even nude images of children. A US inspector general report…