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Tep Wireless expands mobile hotspot rental plan to 50 countries, revamps pricing

The international mobile hotspot rental market just got a lot more interesting. While Xcom Global's offerings are still broader, Tep Wireless is expanding ...
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Toyota’s Smart Insect concept EV packs Kinect motion sensor, voice recognition (video)

Toyota is showing off its new Smart Insect prototype at the company's CEATEC booth. The fully electric car charges via a standard 100-volt ...
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Mitsubishi unveils electric Minicab MiEV at CEATEC

To complement Mitsubishi's existing electric minivan and car, the Minicab MiEV has parked itself here at CEATEC, Chiba, adding a Gasoline-avoiding pick-up truck ...
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HTC: Jelly Bean rolling out to global One X and One S this month

Tucked away at the bottom of HTC's announcement of the One X+ is a pleasant piece of news that's sure to make One ...
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HTC One X+ official: 1.7GHz quad-core Tegra 3, 64GB, Android 4.1 Jelly Bean with Sense 4+

Remember HTC's early 2012 Android flagship? Well, it's back and plus-sized for the tech-savvy masses. Officially announced today, the One X+ is a ...
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HTC shows off One X+ in the UK, we go hands-on (video)

The One X+. You have to reach for the Shift key just to type it out, but as names go it's neither unexpected ...
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App.net edges closer to 20,000 users, drops subscription prices to $36 to fuel the social fire

When App.net kicked off its Twitter rivalry, the $50 yearly subscription fee was based on the assumption that the ad-free social service would ...
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ICS and Jellybean now on a quarter of all Android devices, but over half still stuck on Gingerbread

It seems like only yesterday that Google bundled Ice Cream Sandwich 4.0 in its little biscuit layers and sent it off into the ...
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Rogers LTE hits 18 new regions, delivers speedy data in Saskatoon

Rogers promised that October 1st would be a grand day for its LTE expansion plans, and we're now learning that it might have ...
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Yandex launches its own browser targeting Russian market

How many browsers is enough? Between Chrome, Firefox, Opera and Internet Explorer, (not to mention, Baidu, Amazon, Maxthon, Dolphin, etc...) you'd think we'd ...
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Google Catalogs makes web-based catalog browsing a reality

For folks who prefer to get their retail therapy in digital form, Google Catalogs is a godsend. In case you forgot, it's an ...
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Leap Wireless swaps spectrum with T-Mobile, buys all of Savary Island

Leap Wireless can go ahead and pop the champagne, as it has just completed the spectrum transactions announced earlier this year that will ...
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ViewSonic’s new VX70Smh-LED IPS monitors arriving this month, pricing starts at $159

Only a couple of months have passed since ViewSonic announced its new pair of wallet-friendly VA12 monitors as well as that larger, energy-efficient ...
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Toshiba Regza J7 and Z7 TVs pack built-in DVR with recommendation feature, we go eyes-on (video)

Toshiba had its new lineup of Regza HDTVs on hand at CEATEC today, showing sets from both the J7 Series and Z7 series. ...
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Fujitsu Lifebook UH75 running Windows 8 at CEATEC (hands-on video)

CEATEC isn't exactly the first place you'd expect a new notebook to turn up, but Fujitsu's booth had a bit of a surprise ...
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Fujitsu Arrows Tab shows up at CEATEC with Windows 8 in tow (video)

We got a look at Fujitsu's Arrows Tab at CEATEC last year, and the 10.1-inch tablet is making an appearance yet again -- ...
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Judge Koh lifts Galaxy Tab 10.1 sales injunction following Court of Appeals remand

A legal standoff ended today, as Judge Lucy Koh has dissolved the sales injunction against the Galaxy Tab 10.1 after Samsung's appeal had ...
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KDDI’s smartphone palm authentication app unveiled at CEATEC 2012 (hands-on)

Sidestepping lockscreen codes and fingerprint scanners -- and without any new hardware demands -- KDDI has unveiled a new palm authentication app that ...
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Sharp’s new 443 ppi 5-inch smartphone displays on show at CEATEC 2012 (eyes-on)

Here at CEATEC, the Japanese display maker is showing of its latest portable screens. Although the vivid 1080p displays were scurried away in ...
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NTT DoCoMo Grip UI detects how you hold your device, makes big phones friendly for tiny hands (video)

Maintaining your balance on a packed train while trying to handle the big-screened smartphones of today is often a tough challenge. At least ...
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We’re live from CEATEC 2012 in Chiba, Japan!

Japan's annual electronics expo is about to kick off in the Tokyo suburb of Chiba, and we've settled down for the week to ...
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Connected To The Case to use Facebook for crowd-sourced crime solving

Ready the spandex and decide on a name for your alter ego, because come October 16th, you'll have the chance to fight crime ...
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Gmail now searches attachment text, homework hoarders rejoice!

As Google continues to improve other areas of its broad ecosystem, it's always great to see that the company hasn't abandoned its search ...
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Evernote web interface updated with better sharing, cleaner look

We're huge fans of Evernote here at the Engadget compound (it's great for keeping track of our latest world domination schemes). But, we've ...
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Ten One ships $80 Pogo Connect, a pressure-sensitive Bluetooth 4.0 stylus for iPad

While there are many third-party capacitive pens for the iPad on the market, none are as precise as pressure-sensitive models like the ones ...
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Must See HDTV (October 1st – 7th)

We're still trying to clear our DVRs from last week's flood of fall premieres, but luckily there's only a few brand new shows ...
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Razer CEO wants annual Blade laptop refreshes, isn’t worried about price complaints

Razer CEO Min-Liang Tan is charismatic, clearly very smart and passionate -- not a bad combination considering he's the face and voice of ...
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HTC teases Windows Phone 8X in promo video, wants you to look no further

While we've already shown you our own detailed preview of HTC's upcoming Windows Phone 8X, now it's the company's turn to put its ...
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Join the Engadget HD Podcast live on Ustream at 5:30PM ET

It's Monday, which means it is time for you to listen into the recording booth when the Engadget HD podcast goes to mp3 at ...
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NEC announces business-minded edge-lit LED displays with inbuilt tuners

Lest we forget NEC doesn't just make Ultrabooks, the company recently announced its new E series of commercial-grade displays. They include a 32-inch ...
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Facebook outlines its ad targeting strategy on one handy page, presents a complex privacy picture

To say that Facebook has to tread lightly around privacy issues is an understatement, especially with a targeted ad push underway. Rather than navigate ...
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AOL strikes deal with YouTube to start streaming content from various brands

AOL's continuing push to boost its video presence on as many internet places as possible has just secured many of the company's brands ...
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