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Jun 17th 2012 | 13 Articles
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How would you change the Orbotix Sphero?
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Switched On: Going Thermonuclear
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The new stars of reggae are nothing like the old ones
2:48 am
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Braven Six Series Bluetooth speakers now shipping, three choices for on-the-go audio, USB charging
7:05 am
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i-SODOG robot unveiled, dares you to resist its LED-puppy dog eyes
12:21 am
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15 indie developers re-imagine Pong for iOS, hope to win Atari contract
3:00 pm
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Microsoft's mystery announcement happens Monday at 6:30pm EST, get your liveblog here!
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Apple I fetches $374.5K at Sotheby's auction, Steve Jobs Atari note goes for $27.5k
11:42 am
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Sony's Google TV-enabled NSZ-GS7 Network Media Player up for pre-order at J&R
1:41 pm
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Japan builds a better robot bender, still doesn't run on beer
4:49 pm
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Engadget Mobile Podcast 142 - 06.17.2012
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Microsoft's rumored tablet may be a Barnes & Noble collaboration with Xbox Live video streaming
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"Ultimately, buying a One X is a lot like getting a unicorn -- it's wild, fast, white, beautiful, expensive and fickle."
50.4
percent

of US mobile users own smartphones

Smartphones crossed an important milestone in March, based on Nielsen's estimates. Just over half of cellphone owners in the US -- 50.4 percent, to be exact -- had a smartphone of some kind, making dumbphones the minority for the first time. (source: Nielson, May 2012)

Let the hive mind of Engadget get that for you.
"I prefer using a GPS unit, not my phone, when I'm driving around LA. The best traffic I've seen is via Google Maps, since it shows surface traffic for streets in Hollywood. Navteq HD Radio maps (which is what I use now) doesn't show this kind of information: it's only for highways. There aren't any highways between Hollywood and Beverly Hills, but there's a ton of traffic, which you're blind to when using a standalone GPS. Is there an easy way to get surface traffic data on a GPS unit rather than forking out for a phone / tablet and $30/month data plan? Thanks!"
Apptivity, a line of toys made from conductive plastic that interact with iPad games -- some which you're already quite familiar with, like Cut the Rope, Fruit Ninja and, of course, Angry Birds.

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