Tag: engadget

iRig Keys I/O packs in a full audio interface for $200 Having an audio interface in the keyboard itself will save you some space and the cost of a separate unit. You can connect a microphone or guitar directly to the keyboard and send the audio […]

The connected person’s guide to surviving an alt-right protest Like every city in America, we don’t want out-of-control dudes with tiki torches cosplaying Nazi Trump or murdering people with their cars. We especially don’t want to be making a “safe space” for Patriot Prayer, the same […]

Nike’s self-lacing HyperAdapt goes on sale again this weekend If you’re still chasing the Marty McFly dream, Nike’s self-tightening shoe is coming around for the second time this weekend. While a few pairs of the $720 HyperAdapt 1.0 were available late last year, the company is […]

Apple’s Swift coding course heads to 30 community colleges Colleges that will offer the course include institutions in Mississippi, Kansas and Alabama, among others. Austin Community College District, which has 11 campuses in eight counties and serves 74,000 students, is also one of the schools that […]

Celebrities are vanishing from social media to make a statement Whatever the reason, when celebrities wipe or delete their social media accounts it causes a ripple effect across the internet that leads to plenty of gossip. Fans rush to find out why he or she did […]

Amazon opens up its ‘influencer’ program to YouTube stars Of course, not anyone with a YouTube account will be accepted to the program. Amazon has unspecified eligibility requirements, but they appear to focus around your following and engagement. If you don’t qualify, you’ll find out immediately, […]

‘Secret of Mana’ returning as a 3D remaster on PlayStation and PC [embedded content] Like the original, the revamped Secret of Mana will put you in control of Randi as he battles to reclaim the power of Mana from a villainous empire. Joining him in his […]

‘Humans of New York’ is getting its own Facebook TV show Brandon Stanton’s project started out in 2010, and went on to become a viral sensation, amassing over 18 million page likes on Facebook alone. Aside from interviewing 10,000 New Yorkers, it also took the photographer […]

The Morning After: Friday, August 25th 2017 Andy Rubin is back.Essential PH-1 review The first phone from the father of Android’s new company is here, so how does it measure up? According to Chris Velazco, although it’s a “stunning first try,” there are still a few […]