With a starting price of $22,694 for the 2022 Civic Sedan LX, nobody is expecting a Bentley-level interior from Honda’s new mass-market car. Real wood, authentic metal, and artisan stitching on your hand-tanned leather is always going to come at a price. There’s a good reason, after all, that luxury cars typically start at six-figures and spiral up from there. … Continue reading
It looks like the Epic Games Store may soon be getting two big-name games. Users have discovered references to both Final Fantasy VII Remake and Alan Wake Remastered lurking in listings published to an Epic Games Store data tracker. The listings suggest that both games are on the way to the Epic Games Store (and PC in general) before either … Continue reading
Microsoft has a plan to reveal and potentially release Windows 11 this year, the year 2021. When you get your first look at the operating system, courtesy of leaked Beta builds and teasers, you might be shocked. You won’t be shocked because the OS looks so shockingly different from what’s available now in Windows 10 – you’ll more likely be … Continue reading
California is the first US state to launch a digital COVID-19 vaccine record, a system tracking coronavirus healthcare that’s likely to be as controversial as it is useful. The system, which went live today, allows residents of California to prove their vaccine status without having to carry around a physical card. It comes as nearly 20 million people in California … Continue reading
You can buy the Pixel Buds A-Series starting today on Google’s website, as well as retailers like Best Buy and Walmart.
The first online-only E3 officially ended Tuesday, but Summer Game Fest has just begun. Engadget editors take stock of what the major players got right.
The golf stars’ mutual dislike is real and riveting.
The girl of steel is upon us—but before she flies off to cinematic adventures on her own, she’ll be suiting up in Andy Muschietti’s multiversal shenanigans in The Flash, and we’ve got a tiny new glimpse of her costume.
Google is changing how it classifies skin color, quietly working on a new system which the search giant hopes will avoid embarrassing accusations of bias in future tech. The ways in which machine learning and artificial intelligence, along with wearables and other devices, deal with different skin colors has led to numerous problems in recent years. That’s ranged from misclassification … Continue reading
If you liked the original Spire portable studio from iZotope, you’ll love the second generation. But be warned, the solid upgrades come at a price.
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