Devindra Hardawar
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Recent articles by Devindra:
Try out Windows 10X today with Microsoft's dual-screen emulator
Microsoft surprised everyone with the Surface Duo and Neo last fall, dual-screen devices that gave us a glimpse at the next generation of phones and PCs. At the... → Read More
'Ring Fit Adventure' is the perfect winter workout
The Nintendo Switch's Ring Fit Adventure is a good workout without leaving the house. → Read More
Apple TV+'s Mythic Quest is 'Silicon Valley' but for game devs
Mythic Quest shouldn't work. The new Apple TV+ comedy, created by the folks behind It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia and co-produced by Ubisoft, dives into the... → Read More
Engadget Podcast: How tech (and humans) failed the Iowa caucus
The logistical and technical debacle of the Iowa Democratic Caucus is exactly why we're not hopeful about online voting in America. This week on the Engadget Po... → Read More
Iowa Democrats say sloppy app code delayed caucus results
We're still waiting for a full explanation about what, exactly, went wrong during Iowa's caucus Monday night, but the state's Democratic party claims a "coding... → Read More
Podcast: Why Clearview AI's facial recognition is a privacy nightmare
On the latest Engadget Podcast, we chat about how an unknown startup's facial recognition tech may have killed privacy for good. → Read More
Every smart device you love will die
Sonos isn't the only company facing the perils of aging hardware -- every smart device you own will die sooner than you think. → Read More
Xbox is the only weak point for Microsoft's strong quarter
Microsoft had a stellar quarter -- except for Xbox sales. → Read More
Engadget Podcast: Sonos and the inevitable death of connected gadgets
Sonos announced that it's ceasing updates for several older devices this week, and its loyal customers aren't taking very kindly to that. This week, Devindra, C... → Read More
Radeon RX 5600 XT review: AMD's 1080p king
While AMD's RX Radeon 5700 and 5700 XT GPUs are solid options for gamers looking for great 1,440p performance, there's still a gap between those cards and the e... → Read More
Engadget Podcast: Super Nintendo World, here we go!
This week, Devindra, Cherlynn and Senior Editor Nick Summers take a relaxing break from the madness of CES by diving into some of this week's news, like the tra... → Read More
Microsoft's Chromium Edge browser is here
As promised, Microsoft is officially releasing its Chromium-based Edge browser today, which is powered by the same engine that's behind Google Chrome. Windows a... → Read More
Logitech's K860 split ergonomic keyboard is heaven for your wrists
Logitech is squarely targeting Microsoft's wrist-friendly Surface Ergonomic Keyboard with the Ergo K860 ($130). It's the company's first keyboard in years to fe... → Read More
Apple might be developing a 'Pro Mode' to speed up Macbooks
Apple's 16-inch MacBook Pro was a return to form for the company, especially when it came to portable power. (We did call it the "ultimate MacBook," after all.)... → Read More
Podcast: Quibi and Lioness on the future of streaming video and sex tech
In this interview episode of the Engadget podcast, we chat with the founders of Quibi and Lioness about where streaming video is headed, and what role sex tech plays in the future. → Read More
MSI's GS66 is a more tasteful thin and light gaming laptop
MSI's GS66 is an even more subtle thin gaming laptop. And it showed off a few surprises at CES. → Read More
Hands-on with Intel's Ghost Canyon NUC and Tiger Lake Xe laptops
2020 is clearly going to be a big year for Intel's gaming presence. The chipmaker is gearing up to introduce its first dedicated graphics hardware, dubbed I... → Read More
Quibi's secret weapon: Videos that work in portrait and landscape mode
What the heck is Quibi? We're finally learning more, and it's shaping up to be an intriguing mobile video offering. → Read More
Intel used a 17-inch foldable tablet to show off its 'Tiger Lake' platform
Tiger Lake, Intel's next-generation Core mobile platform, is coming later this year. And to prove it, the company trotted out 17-inch foldable OLED tablet, code... → Read More
ASUS' Zephyrus G14 squeezes RTX graphics into a 14-inch notebook
ASUS has been pushing the limits thin gaming laptops since the first Zephyrus model. Now with the Zephyrus G14, it's reached another milestone: Stuffing NVI... → Read More