Andrew Tarantola
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Recent articles by Andrew:
'AmalGAN' melds AI imagination with human intuition to create art
Don't worry, they only look like the Pokemon of your nightmares. The images you are about to see are, in fact, at the very bleeding edge of machine-generated im... → Read More
How Rivian is building the longest lasting batteries in the EV business
The Rivian R1T "adventure vehicle" made headlines and dropped jaws when it was revealed at the 2018 LA Auto Show last month, namely because nobody has ever real... → Read More
Another Google+ data leak exposes info for 52.5 million users
Google's semi-defunct social media platform Google+ has suffered its second data breach in three months and, as a result, will be completely shuttered in April,... → Read More
After Math: Hope for the Holidays
While Christmas decorations have already been festooned throughout big box retailers since the start of November, the holiday season is finally in full swing no... → Read More
Hitting the books: Will Computers Revolt?
Welcome, dear readers, to the first iteration of Engadget's newest series, Hitting the Books. With less than one in five Americans reading just for fun these da... → Read More
Get new manga when Japan does with Shonen Jump's subscription service
Shonen Jump, one of the most beloved and longest-running manga magazines on Earth is once again reinventing itself. First printed in 1968, the publication has h... → Read More
Behind the quest to control a wheelchair with a smile
Stop and start your motorized wheelchairs with Wheelie 7 and your face. → Read More
Facebook defends policies following massive document dump
Facebook once again found itself on the defensive after a British parliamentary committee released a number of internal emails and documents on Wednesday showin... → Read More
After Math: Let's shake things up
As Anchorage, Alaska was being rocked by a magnitude 7.2 earthquake this week (which, as of the writing of this post, had thankfully only resulted in infrastruc... → Read More
BMW reveals its gorgeous convertible 8-series
BMW's convertible 850i is real and a thing of beauty. → Read More
Up close with Kia's 2020 Niro and Soul EVs
Kia unveils the 2019 Niro EV, 2020 Kia Souls at the LA Auto Show. → Read More
BMW officially unveils its Vision iNext concept SAV
Remember BMW's vision of the future that we previewed this past September at an SFO airfield? Well, now everybody knows about it because BMW revealed the Vi... → Read More
Up close with Rivian’s R1T electric adventure truck
After nine years of design and development, automotive startup Rivian unveiled not one but two new electric vehicles (each with Level 3 autonomy no less) at... → Read More
Lincoln's 2020 Aviator SUV kneels to greet its driver
The Lincoln Motor Company is making its presence known at the 2018 Los Angeles Auto Show, unveiling the latest iteration of its popular Aviator line of SUVs, al... → Read More
After Math: To all the turkeys I loved before
The holiday season has officially kicked into high gear, which means it's time to gather around the hearth, count your blessings and quietly roll your eyes as u... → Read More
Range Rover's 2020 Evoque blends style with sustainability
For the last decade or so, Range Rover has built vehicles more akin to posh living rooms that occasionally go off-roading than the rough and tumble Land Rover D... → Read More
USPS patches API flaw that exposed data on 60 million users
The United States Postal Service reportedly patched an API exploit on Wednesday that would allow anyone with a USPS.com account to view other users' account det... → Read More
Intel's 'neural network on a stick' brings AI training to you
Ahead of its first AI developers conference in Beijing, Intel has announced it's making the process of imparting intelligence into smart home gadgets and other... → Read More
Our moon is the hottest property in the solar system right now
The space race is heating up again in ways we haven't seen since the end of the Cold War. We haven't been to the moon since 1972 but a number of private compani... → Read More
Facebook is experiencing a rare outage right now
Facebook users are awakening to a startling sight Monday, as it appears that the social network is currently offline according to reports from Downdetector. 50... → Read More