2025-05-28
Weber Smoque review: A simplified smart grill that’s still a workhorse
Simple devices can be a blessing or a curse. Sometimes companies streamline entry-level products to offer the best core features at a lower price. Other times they pair down the experience so much tha [...]
2025-05-28
The war on links escalates with Firefox's experimental AI previews
Mozilla's Firefox has joined Chrome, Edge and other browsers in offering AI-powered overviews, but this time with a twist. The latest version lets you use a keyboard shortcut to open a pop-up tha [...]
2025-05-27
Video Games Weekly: Grand Theft Auto is no friend to the queer community
Welcome to the initial installment of Video Games Weekly on Engadget. Expect a new story every Monday (yes, we realize today is Tuesday), broken into two parts. The first is a space for short essays, [...]
2025-05-27
The Browser Company stops active development of Arc in favor of new AI-focused product
The Browser Company has stopped active development of the popular Arc web browser, according to a blog post from CEO Josh Miller. There will still be updates to fix security issues and the like, but t [...]
2025-05-26
Google releases open-source LMEval to benchmark language and multimodal models
LMEval aims to standardize benchmarks and streamline safety analysis for large language and multimodal models.<br /> The article Google releases open-source LMEval to benchmark language and mult [...]
2025-05-26
Skullcandy Method 360 ANC review: A cheaper version of Bose’s best earbuds, with a few key sacrifices
Skullcandy isn’t a name that usually comes to mind when you think of premium headphones. The Utah-based company has primarily made its name in the budget space, selling more on low prices and loud, [...]