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How Casio accidentally started reggae's digital revolution

Looking at the Casio Casiotone MT40, you'd be forgiven for thinking it was an unremarkable keyboard.

7 gifts for sports fanatics

Winter is coming. And with it also comes the need to show the loved ones in your life just how much you care for them by spending, spending, spending on gifts.

After six months with Google's Project Fi, I'd switch if I could

If there's anything that needs disrupting in the US, it's wireless carriers. By and large, Americans pay far too much for our monthly cell phone bills.

Jellyfish Aquarium can make it easy to care for pet jellies

Jellyfish are notoriously hard to care for, and even a slight change in temperature can kill them quickly.

Yes, everyone has been breached

Oh, a company you do business with was breached? No biggie. You probably won't die or be sold to a Russian white slavery botnet cartel.

Sometimes silence speaks louder than Twitter

On November 13th, when a group of terrorists murdered 130 people in Paris without justification, I said nothing.

The next phase of Engadget's evolution

A year and a half ago, I told you that Engadget's editorial mission was going to change. Since then, we've delivered on that promise, telling stories about how and why technology is affecting the world we live in.

Scientists solve the urinal pee splash-back conundrum

What a urinal gives in size, convenience and quantity, it takes away in bouncing droplets of hot piss back onto your trousers and shoes.

Future PS4 games will have more power to play with

It seems the PlayStation 4 is now just a little more powerful than before. At least for game developers, anyway.

9 gifts for the ultimate tinkerer

Winter is coming. And with it also comes the need to show the loved ones in your life just how much you care for them by spending, spending, spending on gifts.