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Engadget Expand speakers, Round Three: Space elevators, 7 Minutes of Terror, and more! -
We've been announcing our speakers for Expand in San Francisco this March 16-17, doling out the good news a little bit at a time.
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BlackBerry Z10 To Debut In Black -
We are having the hunch that the BlackBerry Z10 will come in black and white color flavors. Our speculations are based on previous leaked images of the phone appearing in black and white.
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The Artiphon Instrument 1 uses an iPhone, Engadget tries it out -
Artiphon unveiled its Instrument 1 late last year when it released teaser images that hit the internet like wildfire.
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Intel’s Yolo Android Smartphone Debuts In Kenya -
The term “YOLO” has been getting quite a bit of flack recently due to the way it has been used, so we have to wonder why Intel has decided to name one of their smartphones after it.
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Engadget HD Podcast 333 - 01.17.2013 -
Here's the good news: Ben and Richard survived the so-named CES Death Flu.
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Unannounced Samsung Godiva Smartphone Poses for Photos -
Unannounced Samsung Godiva Smartphone Poses for Photos is a post by Chuong Nguyen from Gotta Be Mobile.
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Sony VP teases 'a big secret' announcement for E3 or earlier, calls out PlayStation brand -
Sony's been mum on any new PlayStation (read: PlayStation 4) news since .
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Calling all web developers: Engadget is hiring! -
AOL Tech -- the team behind Engadget, TUAW, Joystiq, Massively and more -- is looking for a great front-end developer who can help us take Engadget and our other blogs to new levels.
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Huawei to Challenge Galaxy S4 With Its Own 8-Core CPU -
Huawei to Challenge Galaxy S4 With Its Own 8-Core CPU is a post by Chuong Nguyen from Gotta Be Mobile.
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Live from the Engadget CES Stage: an interview with Romotive's Keller Rinaudo -
Romotive was on-hand this week showing off the latest version of its Romo iPhone robot.
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CES 2013: iSpO2 pulse oximeter for iDevices -
Masimo makes medical grade pulse oximeters, which measure the amount of oxygen in your blood.
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Live from the Engadget CES Stage: an interview with Red Digital Cinema's Ted Schilowitz -
This time last year, the folks from Red Digital Cinema dropped a few exciting goodies off at our trailer, so we're more than happy to welcome the company's co-founder (aka "Leader of the Rebellion") Ted Schilowitz to our stage, to check out the latest in high-end cinematic hardware.
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Soon, There Will Be Smart Phones With Screens On Both The Front AND The Back (GOOG) -
Ever wished your phone had more screens?
The YotaPhone is perfectly suited to grant that wish, and this morning product development company Symphony Teleca announced that they'll be partnering with the company that makes the device.
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CES 2013: iSmartAlarm promises a sub-$100, iOS-based security system -
Our sister site, Engadget, got a chance to try out the iSmartAlarm, which is a Wi-Fi camera set with LED lights that send an alert to your iPhone if it detects movement in your home.
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FCC Approves LTE-Capable Galaxy Note 10.1 for Verizon -
Mobile phone carrier Verizon Wireless is expected to bring to the market in the near future a new tablet PC with support for its 4G LTE network, namely the Galaxy Note 10.More from Softpedia News Telecoms
The FCC Just Gave RIM's New BlackBerrys The Thumbs Up (RIMM, T) -
The FCC has approved a RIM device that runs on AT&T's network.
The filing, which was discovered by Engadget, approves a BlackBerry that runs on the same type of network AT&T uses for its 4G LTE devices.
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New Photos Of The BlackBerry N-Series Have Leaked (RIMM) -
Last week saw the leak of some blurry photos of what appeared to be the new BlackBerry N-series phone.
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