Pebble and its developer partners have been working at a manic pace in recent days, and they’ve just released a flood of status updates that prove they’re not easing up. Along with confirming that the first red watches have shipped inside of the p…
Want to be sure that you don’t miss the arrival date of the Galaxy S 4 on Verizon? Naturally, you could keep a keen eye on Engadget’s homepage, but Big Red now has a solution of its own that could be worth a whirl. The company has just posted a si…
Evernote may be known for its flexible suite of cloud software, but the company is apparently looking to hardware as its next evolution. CEO Phil Libin told IDG that his company won’t create hardware internally at first, but with partners. “We won’t …
The fact that Apple relies upon Samsung, its arch-rival, for a healthy amount of its components, is one of the biggest paradoxes in the tech industry. Still, if The Korea Times is to be believed, the unhappy marriage between the two could rapidly be …
In addition to launching its new launcher and suite of apps for Android, Facebook Home, the social giant has also announced the Facebook Home Program for phone manufacturers. HTC, Samsung, Sony, and others have all signed up for the p…
Japanese electronics manufacturer NEC is in talks with Lenovo to sell off its mobile phone business, cutting its losses after two years of red ink from the division. Reports from Nikkei, confirmed by Reuters sources, indicate the two …
The idea of an internet-only HBO subscription doesn’t seem to be going away. In a conversation with Reuters, company CEO Richard Plepler speculated on how HBO could offer its service as an additional cost to customers’ internet servic…
By the numbers, Pinterest is one of the largest social networks on the web. A Pew poll last month showed it nearly even with Twitter, with 15% of online adults signed up as Pinners. As a newcomer to the market, it’s struggled to…
It was a bit of a stunner for us all to read the news that the “godfather of Android” Andy Rubin would be leaving the Android team to assume other things within the ranks of Google. The shake-up didn’t leave us with much doubt about Android’s future or any trouble within the walls of the [...]
Earlier today Google CEO Larry Page announced that Andy Rubin was stepping down as the head of the Android team, and now the Wall Street Journal has published Rubin’s farewell email to the company’s Android partners. Describing himsel…
