2025-09-11

Yes, comedian Nate Bargatze really does plan to open a theme park

Plans for "Nateland" are already underway, with Nashville the likely first location — but others could follow [...]

2025-09-10

The Morning After: Hands-on with the iPhone Air, iPhone 17 Pro, AirPods Pro 3 and more

As the Pumpkin Spice approaches, it’s time for a bunch of new iPhones. Welcome to a special edition of the Engadget newsletter, breaking down everything Apple announced in the last 24 hours. What’ [...]

2025-09-10

HBO Max is going to get a lot more expensive, CEO promises

David Zaslav, the CEO of Warner Bros. Discovery, plans to make HBO more expensive, and passwords a lot harder to share, according to The Hollywood Reporter. Zaslav shared his general outlook on the st [...]

2025-09-10

Reddit, Yahoo, Medium and more are adopting a new licensing standard to get compensated for AI scraping

With web publishers in crisis, a new open standard lets them set the ground rules for AI scrapers. (Or, at least it will try.) The new Really Simple Licensing (RSL) standard creates terms that partici [...]

2025-09-10

Beats' new iPhone 17 case has a lanyard that turns into a kickstand

Beats has launched a new collection of cases to go with Apple's latest iPhones, including one with a removable lanyard that doubles as a kickstand. Lanyards and cross-body straps for phones are b [...]

2025-09-10

Yamaha just launched two new enormous high-end headphones and I need them

Yamaha has unveiled new open-back and closed-back headphones for audiophiles – I'll take both, thank you [...]

2025-09-10

Google reframes its statements about the "rapid decline" of the open web

Google Search is on the verge of its biggest overhaul yet, with "AI Mode" poised to become the new default.<br /> The article Google reframes its statements about the "rapid decli [...]

2025-09-10

Why Techmeme is still every tech pro's go-to news source after 20 years

Techmeme began as 'tech.memeorandum' on Sept. 12, 2005. Even AI can't seem to slow it down. [...]

2025-09-10

Want to build on Bill Gates? Microsoft open-sourced the original code written by the company founder - now it's over to you

Microsoft open-sourced Bill Gates’ 1976 6502 BASIC interpreter, showcasing early programming features and its historical role in shaping personal computing. [...]