Category: I-phone

Empress Effect’s do-it-all guitar pedal is now even more powerful and versatile.

The share price has shot up in recent days, while AMC is on another big run.

With the start of E3 2021 a little more than a week away, the Electronic Software Association has shared the official schedule for the four-day virtual event.

It will add more safeguards against potentially malicious extensions and downloads.

Toyota’s bZ4X BEV concept SUV started turning heads when it debuted at Auto Shanghai earlier this year, and its journey to the United States has already begun. The automaker confirmed yesterday that the concept vehicle has officially landed in its Plano, Texas headquarters, and that it plans to begin selling the angular crossover in the US sometime next year. (Here’s hoping it gets less tongue twister-y name when it arrives.)

Working with the IOC, video game developer nWay will release an officially licensed set of NFT Olympic Pins on June 17th.

Google’s latest true wireless earbuds are a $99 version of the Pixel Buds it debuted in 2020. Surprisingly, the company kept nearly all of the features that made those buds such a good option for users who prefer Google Assistant.

Here’s Engadget’s Father’s Day gift guide for 2021, full of the best tech gift ideas for dad.

Facebook is giving creators tools that offer insights into how others use their images — including unauthorized use.

You won’t need an account to browse the items your neighbors are giving away.

Find the best home entertainment gift ideas for dad, including streaming devices, OLED TVs, headphones and more chosen by Engadget.

Learn how to go beyond remote connection for a more productive workplace.

Google is adding privacy protections to Android that will make it harder for advertisers to track you across apps.

Researchers suggest there’s a risk when Apple’s iPhone 12 Pro Max is placed very close to pacemakers.

Google I/O is done, and so is Microsoft Build — that means Apple’s Worldwide Developers Conference is the last high-profile software showcase for at least a month. If you’re one to take Apple at its word, this year’s WWDC is shaping up to be the “biggest and best yet,” which leads us to the obvious question: what does the company plan to show off this year? Short answer: a lot.