Get an Amazon Prime subscription for $73 this weekend

Making Mozart in the Jungle free to watch this weekend isn't the only way Amazon is celebrating those Golden Globe wins.

Google's creepy plan to kill the password

In the grab bag of Google/Alphabet's big projects for 2016 is Project Abacus. It's basically the company's plot to kill the password in cold blood, by replacing it with smartphone user authentication via an uncrackable collection of biometric readings. Abacus would lock or unlock devices and apps based on a cumulative "trust score" -- as your phone continually monitors and recognizes your location patterns, voice and speech patterns, how you walk and type, and your face (among other things). Like many things Google, it sounds miraculous.

What's going on with GoPro?

When you think of DIY action footage these days, GoPro is probably the first company that comes to mind.

'Star Wars,' 'Mad Max' and 'Martian' get Oscar nominations

The next Oscars ceremony looks to be an exciting one for geeks, with some of 2015's best sci-fi films nominated for major categories.

Watch Engadget on your Apple TV with our new app

Good news, Apple TV owners: Engadget now has an official app! You'll be able to watch all of our shows, reviews and other video goodies from the comfort of your couch.

Does it make sense for Apple to buy Time Warner?

The New York Post believes that Apple could target Time Warner, the parent company of Warner Bros.

The first working Hyperloop could arrive by the end of 2016

Rob Lloyd, the recently minted CEO of Hyperloop Technologies, believes that his firm will have a fully working test loop ready for the end of the year.

Sex censorship breeds a fetish-focused social network

She lay back on a tan leather chaise lounge in a luxury suite in a Las Vegas hotel, a VR headset covering her eyes, surrounded by strangers and coworkers.