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Engadget HD Podcast 354 - 06.18.13 -
The E3 and WWDC news surges have finally calmed, so now we're back into the normal weekly groove.
NVIDIA to license graphics tech to other companies, starting with Kepler -
To use NVIDIA's graphics technology, you've typically had to buy gadgets using NVIDIA chips -- good for the company's bottom line, but not for influencing the industry as a whole.
Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 MDP benchmarks: prepare for ludicrous speed -
Today we had a chance to play with Qualcomm's latest MDP devices (tablet and phone) which pack the company's mighty Snapdragon 800 SoC (MSM8974).
Microsoft says it freed at least 2 million PCs from Citadel botnets -
Earlier this month, Microsoft announced that it took down 1,400 Citadel botnets with the help of the FBI, and now Ballmer and Co.
Dish doesn't submit another bid to buy Sprint, will 'consider its options' -
The latest move in the standoff between Softbank, Sprint, Dish Network and Clearwire has been made, as Dish stated today it will not submit another bid for Sprint.
Nintendo taps Steel Diver franchise for its first free-to-play game -
Nintendo was coy when it announced that its first free-to-play game will launch before the end of next March, divulging only that it wouldn't belong to the Mario or Pokemon franchises.
The Daily Roundup for 06.18.2013 -
You might say the day is never really done in consumer technology news.
Amazon Birthday Gift helps you buy your Facebook friends something nice, lets others pitch in -
Look at the people with smiling faces in the above illustration.
Oculus remains focused on PC first for Rift, using new capital to scale up staff -
The Oculus Rift company is barely one year old, but it's already off to a strong start.
Google Drive now stores your stuff in 18 more languages -
Although Google Drive has spread far and wide, its localization hasn't always kept pace.
