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We haven't heard about Mirasol for a while now, but Qualcomm's reflective display tech showed up in a few proof-of-concepts on the SID Display Week. Our News Editor Alexander Sliwinski and Engadget Senior Associate Editor Ben Gilbert have a difficult… Read more ›

[RSS MP3] Add the Engadget Podcast feed (in MP3) to your RSS aggregator and have the show delivered automatically. [RSS AAC] Add the Engadget Podcast feed (in enhanced AAC) to your RSS aggregator. [Zune] Subscribe to the Podcast directly in… Read more ›

HP bet big on the smartphone world when it purchased Palm, but the company fell flat on its face and webOS failed to take off. The reasons for the. At long last, the iPhone 5. We just got our hands… Read more ›

Engadget speaks to company behind Nintendo TVii. by Alexander Sliwinski · Writer RSS on Sep 14th 2012 6:00PM. 0. Engadget speaks to company behind Nintendo TVii. i.TV is the company powering Nintendo TVii, the integrated television system for the HP… Read more ›

Engadget speaks to company behind Nintendo TVii. by Alexander Sliwinski · Writer RSS on Sep 14th 2012 6:00PM. 0. Engadget speaks to company behind Nintendo TVii. i.TV is the company powering Nintendo TVii, the integrated television system for the This… Read more ›

This special edition of the Engadget Mobile Podcast comes but once a year, which means it's right up there with birthdays and holidays in specialness. Warning: the Apple-to-not-Apple ratio will be rather high in this episode as Myriam and Brad… Read more ›

Lightning HDMI and VGA cables incoming, says Apple Apple has already announced a 30-pin adapter for the iPhone 5's new Lightning standard, but its product page betrays a pair of limitations: "video and iPod Out not supported." That's nothing another… Read more ›

At long last, the iPhone 5. We just got our hands on Apple's latest smartphone following its unveiling in San Francisco, and suffice it to say, it's a. The Engadget Podcast is live tonight at 4:45PM! By Brian Heater posted… Read more ›

The Nintendo Wii U may only have 8 to 32GB of internal memory, but the company's taking a decidedly open approach to expanding that memory: add your own. "You can plug in a full-on three terabyte hard drive if you… Read more ›