Check out our new feature hubs!

You know, Engadget is a big place. Huge, really, and we hit a lot of news. Tons even. Metric tons. When there’s a big story happening, we often do a number of posts covering every possible angle imaginable. We love being super thorough — and we know you love it too — but sometimes you don’t want to go searching all over the place for that news (or searching for all the news on that item). So we’ve introduced individual pages for the big stories of the moment (or “hubs,” as we’ve been calling them) — they’re just over there, on the right rail. They basically put all the really high priority material we have on a given device / event / experience in an easy to reach place, along with our hand plucked videos and galleries, so you get the whole story, not just little bits and pieces. Of course, they also let you see every single thing we’ve tagged for that particular story too, if that’s your cup of tea. Our hope is that it makes it easier to make sense of the loads of material we write… and not-so-secretly, we think they look pretty cool too.

Read – Palm Pre: The full story
Read – MWC 2009: The aftermath
Read – Amazon’s Kindle 2 unveiled
Read – Windows 7 beta examined

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Check out our new feature hubs! originally appeared on Engadget on Tue, 24 Feb 2009 16:24:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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Too much cellphone news on Engadget?

You may be surprised to learn this, but we’re currently at Mobile World Congress (MWC) in Barcelona, which is basically the CES of cellphone shows. We’ve seen a handful of emails from confused readers who didn’t understand why the site was stacked from floor to ceiling with cellphone news — and we wanted to clear things up. We’re not just covering the news because there’s a tradeshow going on, of course. There are some huge stories breaking at MWC, and we’d be remiss in our duties if we didn’t cover every single one of them. Now, some of you may ask why we don’t just carry the news on Engadget Mobile; the simple answer is that we are covering the news on Engadget Mobile, but the stuff that we feel has crossover relevance and appeal (which happens to be a lot this year) ends up on Engadget Classic as well. If you can’t handle the insane and awesome torrent of phone-related news, you can subscribe to a special feed we’ve set up with Yahoo! Pipes which axes our MWC stories, but to be frank, you’ll be missing a lot of really cool gadget news. Hey, it’s your call.

Engadget Classic without any MWC newsRSS feed, Pipes page
Engadget Classic with only MWC newsRSS feed

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Too much cellphone news on Engadget? originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 16 Feb 2009 10:20:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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What happens in Vegas doesn’t stay in Vegas — Engadget departs CES

Well this was one for the record books. Between the full-court press of 3DHD, Sony’s announcement of the VAIO P netbook… er, ultraportable, and the nuclear bomb that was the Palm Pre announcement, no one will forget this CES anytime soon. As in previous years, the Engadget team came, saw, and worked nonstop to cover every piece of gear we could get our hands on. After keeping it in the red for days on end, we’re all feeling pretty burnt and ready for a long nap, but insanely stoked that we could bring you CES the way it’s meant to be experienced: like a screaming neon blur.

We’ll be back in full force for CES 2010, but until then, you can gestate on our hard numbers and sad trailer teardown video after the break.

Update:
We’re adding pics to the gallery, and just added a new video of us working as we normally do.

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What happens in Vegas doesn’t stay in Vegas — Engadget departs CES originally appeared on Engadget on Mon, 12 Jan 2009 14:12:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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VAIO P in-depth impressions

Yeah, we saw this when it first hit the FCC, nabbed blurrycam spyshots before the debut, got the drive-by snaps of the laptop at launch, and pitted this thing against an assortment of laptops the other night, but now that we’ve finally gotten some quality time with the thing, we’ve got a better idea of what the VAIO P is — and isn’t — capable of, outside of inspiring deep, deep gadget lust and nerdy debates about netbook terminology. Check out our thoughts and some video after the break.

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VAIO P in-depth impressions originally appeared on Engadget on Sat, 10 Jan 2009 16:11:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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The Meanest Thing Gizmodo Did at CES This Year

You thought we’d make it through all of CES without a prank? You underestimated us. And this one might be worse than last year. Don’t watch this if you have a delicate constitution.

You’re welcome, internet. That was for all of you.

Video: Chris Mascari; Song: Django Reinhardt – Minor Swing; Thanks to the Engadget crew for being such good sports.

When Make and Engadget collide

Thanks Phil! That’s one sweet laser.

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When Make and Engadget collide originally appeared on Engadget on Fri, 26 Dec 2008 23:29:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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