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Twitter acquires Spindle, a 'news feed for your neighborhood' -
Good news for the folks at Spindle came today, as the provider of hyperlocal offers from businesses was acquired by Twitter.
Stratasys to acquire 3D printing company MakerBot for $403 million in stock -
Stratasys, an Israeli-based 3D printer and additive manufacturer has just agreed to acquire 3D printing company MakerBot for a proposed amount of $403 million in stock.
Microsoft reportedly neared deal for Nokia's device business, but talks broke down -
It's often been rumored that Microsoft had an eye on Nokia's handset business.
Microsoft reportedly reverses Xbox One DRM policy, kills required online check-in and used game complications -
Microsoft's next game console, the Xbox One, is perhaps best known for its complex used game system and once-per-24-hour online check-in requirement.
Microsoft demos real-time co-authoring for Office Web Apps -
With Microsoft's Build developer conference kicking off in just a week, we're frankly surprised the company is choosing to release any news ahead of time.
Engadget + gdgt Live is happening in NYC on June 24th, come join us! -
What's better than an Engadget reader meetup? An Engadget and gdgt reader meetup! That's right, folks, Engadget + gdgt Live is a mere five days away, and you can (and should) come join us.
University of Tokyo's fast-tracking camera system could revolutionize sports coverage (video) -
Researchers at the University of Tokyo's Ishikawa Oku Lab have been hard at work on a camera system that can track fast moving objects incredibly well, and the technology may change the way sports like baseball and soccer are televised.
Listen to the Engadget Mobile Podcast, live at 4:15PM ET! -
Myriam and Brad are behind the mics once again, ready to tackle the latest topics from this past week.
The Xbox One and live TV -- here's what to expect -
What's in a name? A whole lot, if you're asking yours truly.
Facebook comments get image embeds, give online flame warriors graphical ammo -
Facebook comment threads are apparently a bit too calm, so the social network company's decided to mix things up with the addition of in-line image embeds starting today.
