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The lawsuit also names io Products, the hardware company led by Jony Ive.

The rule revives a proposed FTC protection that was abandoned last year.

Let's be real, OpenAI isn't giving up on the browser market, it is just changing its strategy.

Backlash online is changing how (or if) people wear Meta's smart glasses.

Stubhub CEO Eric Baker is pouring millions of dollars into the ticket-scalping market, CBC reports.

Reflect Orbital wants to direct sunlight at night with a network of satellites.

The movie-centric social network is said to be seeking new ownership.

Nearly every streaming service has an ad-supported plan, but Disney might take the unusual step of making it free.

This week on the Engadget Podcast, we dive into Microsoft's brutal Xbox layoffs with Mike Futter of the Virtual Economy Podcast.

It follows reports of 100,000 jobs being under threat at the German automaker.

Microsoft's new Workspace Check-in feature for Teams rolled out last month.

China made a breakthrough in its space program with the successful capture of a Long March 10B rocket booster.

The latest glasses from Xreal are designed to appeal to gamers and movie-watchers who want a big screen wherever they are.

While fully loaded models are quite pricey, the HP OmniBook Ultra is hard to beat for those in the market for a premium Windows ultraportable.

The European Commission says Facebook's and Instagram's addictive designs violate the Digital Services Act.

Microsoft pledged to be carbon negative by 2030, but its AI push has wrecked its goal.

NVIDIA launches trading cards that feature 'GeForce PC gaming's great moments.'

That's a choice.

Crank it up!

Even older emulation-focused handhelds can't escape RAMaggedon.

The latest adventure for the kooky camera looks skyward.

OpenAI's long-awaited super app is here.

If Google's AI tools are used, it will automatically be noted in My Ad Center.

Funk became the oldest person to fly in space in 2021.

The IER-M500 earphones were designed for fit and comfort during stage wear.

It has a proprietary OS, a QWERTY keyboard and dual(ish) screens.

The $140, 1,252-piece Hubble Telescope Lego set goes on sale on August 1.

Sony has finally unveiled the RX10 V superzoom with a 24-600mm zoom lens and 20.1-megapixel 1-inch sensor.

The Claude Reflect dashboard is like a mix of Spotify Wrapped and the screen time tool on your phone.

New York has banned smart glasses in all 1,240 state, county, city, town and village courts.

Meta has automatically opted all public accounts into its Muse Image AI.

Alienware's latest 34-inch ultrawide gaming monitor is far brighter than before, and it can finally handle text without fringing.

Slate's barebones EV trucks lack whimsy, which is why the company has teamed up with Crayola.

SpaceXAI has rolled out Grok 4.5, the first model it trained with Cursor.

The BBC wanted to launch a UK-wide streaming service with ITV and Channel 4 in 2007... and again in 2017... will the third time be the charm?

The NHTSA says it identified a 'pattern of driverless AVs' interfering with first responders. It's now demanding a solution from AV makers.

It's more of a baa-ter arrangement.

The social platform wants its crowd-sourced corrections to be harder to ignore.

The opinion says whether it's fair is 'for our citizenry to decide at the ballot box.'

The Fallout: New Vegas developer has not escaped Microsoft's Xbox layoffs unscathed.

The FTC sued the famed green tractor company last year.

PC shipments are falling, but revenue for manufacturers is still rising.

The Steam Machine isn't worth the price that Valve is asking.

The horror-comedy series Widow's Bay earned 19 Emmy nominations for its first season.

Waymo will ditch human supervisors in San Diego, Las Vegas, Tampa and Denver.

OpenAI's new voice mode for ChatGPT will acknowledge you as you speak, and slow down if you ask it to.

It allows you to reimagine videos stored in Google Photos using Gemini Omni.

Amazon is working on a project codenamed 'Moonraker' that would enable the AI assistant to handle multi-step tasks more effectively.

Renders of multiple new Samsung devices have arrived a few weeks before the company's next Unpacked event.

The company doesn't plan to release an offline version.