Daniel Cooper
Engadget
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Apple expands its third-party iPhone repair program to Europe and Canada
Apple is expanding its mall kiosk iPhone repair program to Canada and Europe. Will it make iPhone repairs cheaper and faster? → Read More
Garmin updates some of its most popular watches with solar charging
The addition of solar panels squeezes an extra few days of life out of the sun. → Read More
The best gear to help you stay fit during the school year
All of the gadgets and apps that can help you stay health and fit even in the midst of a challenging college semester. → Read More
Uber adds groceries to its growing food delivery options
A global pandemic in which unnecessary travel is discouraged seems like the worst time to own a travel company. Today, the company announced that it would begin offering grocery delivery -- to selected cities -- from within its main apps. The service is being enabled by Cornershop, a company that Uber bought late last year which offers online grocery shopping. → Read More
New Galaxy Note 20 photos match up with Samsung's previous leak
It's sketchy, but it certainly looks like it could be the new Galaxy Note. → Read More
Sirius XM reportedly buying Stitcher to bolster its podcast efforts
Sirius XM is reportedly spending a lot of money to pick up Stitcher's stable of big-name podcasts. → Read More
How to keep track of your finances as a student
Here are the best tools you can use to manage your finances while you're in school -- and beyond. → Read More
Uber is buying Postmates for $2.65 billion
Uber just bought Postmates, but the rival app will live on. → Read More
Evo 2020 canceled after co-founder abuse allegations
Evo 2020's online event won't go ahead after its co-founder was accused of assault. → Read More
FaceApp is cool again, and adamant it's not a privacy minefield
FaceApp explains how it works, and why you shouldn't worry about Russia. → Read More
Facebook is killing Lasso, its first TikTok clone
Farewell Lasso, you were... an attempt to dethrone TikTok. → Read More
Peacock's streaming library adds shows from Showtime, CBS and the CW
NBC's Peacock streaming service just got a whole lot bigger, thanks to a rival network. → Read More
'Dreams' will get a big PSVR update on July 22nd
It would seem natural that a title that lets you harness your imagination would offer a VR mode, and that's what's coming to 'Dreams' later this month. → Read More
OnePlus's next phone will be the sub-$500 Nord
OnePlus hasn't spilled many details about its new low-cost range beyond the name. → Read More
COVID-19 killed the era of 'big' flying
The A380 and Dreamliner were large luxury liners built for an era of mass travel. COVID-19 has put an end to that. → Read More
Acer updates its gaming laptops with new Intel chips
Acer's gaming laptops are getting updated CPUs and GeForce graphics options. → Read More
Acer’s new Swift 5 laptop gets a lifting hinge
It won't arrive until October, and Acer hasn't said what new chip will be inside, but it could be a world-class thin-and-light laptop. → Read More
Google will restrict advertisers targeting ads for jobs, housing and credit
Google has worked with the Department of Housing and Urban Development to avoid enabling Fair Housing Act violations. → Read More
The world’s first smartwatch had the same issues we have today
More than two decades after the Ruputer first launched, and we're still struggling with battery life and utility in smartwatches. → Read More
‘Hardspace: Shipbreaker’ is a puzzle-solving parable
'Hardspace: Shipbreaker' is a fun zero-g puzzle game set in a dystopian future where even oxygen is a commodity. → Read More