Browsing: Breaking Tech

The Tread Flex is the company’s first fold-up treadmill, and also its cheapest to date.

Plastics recycling startup MacroCycle announced a new deal with Meta on Tuesday that will help speed the development of its first commercial plant.

The Game & Watch set Nintendo up for massive success, with the original idea coming from an unexpected place.

The lawsuit says the tragedy could have been prevented if the company had notified authorities about the shooter’s chats.

After months of testing, Apple’s iOS 27 and other updates are now available to the general public. On iPhone and iPad, the latest updates bring a litany of performance improvements, such as faster app launching and AirDrop transfers, but the headlining feature is undeniably the new Siri AI.

There are so many rad and important games coming out from smaller studios all the time, and the Engadget Indie Pitch is here to highlight some that you simply must see.

The country’s Ministry of Transport granted provisional approval for the driver assistance system.

Microsoft Corp. (MSFT, Financials), the software and cloud computing behemoth, is putting CEO Satya Nadella in the company of some of the tech industry’s most powerful executives at a White House dinner with President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping.

The Netherlands’ ASML is possibly the biggest name in lithography, using its machines to etch patterns onto silicon wafers inside a computer chip factory, known as a “fab.” Fellow Dutch company Morphotonics is smaller and works in a different corner of the same field: nanoimprint lithography, or NIL, a process used to manufacture the displays…

Paramount has overcome the biggest hurdle in its quest to acquire Warner Bros. The company has settled the antitrust lawsuit brought forth by 12 states, which was led by California Attorney General Rob Bonta, to stop the $11 billion merger. According to CNN, the announcement was made by Bonta at a press conference in Los Angeles…