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Ram’s first electric pickup truck has been postponed to 2026, while the Ramcharger plug-in hybrid (PHEV) will take center stage next year.

Google says it will offer less restrictive Search licensing terms and won’t pressure Android partners into exclusive or conditional preloading clauses.

Microsoft and Meta teamed up on a new mixed reality interface for Windows that uses your Quest 3 or 3S to display large virtual monitors.

In a recent interview with the BBC, Sega president Shuji Utsumi said the company is potentially considering its own game-streaming service.

The OnePlus Watch 3 is expected to have a rotating crown as well as several significant (and much-requested) hardware upgrades.

If you enjoyed Juror #2, then you should watch these three movies, including a courtroom comedy, a Paul Newman classic, and a John Grisham adaptation.

The actor has been famous for letting secrets about his projects slip, so it might be for the best if he’s kept in the dark.

Intel’s new frame generation feature is off to a great start, but there’s still one big flaw.

The trailer has earned praise for its use of more vivid color and what seems to be a slightly lighter tone.

We may be a bit technology-obsessed here, but the Engadget team does occasionally get around to low-tech activities, like reading. Well, some of us read on ereaders or our smartphones, but you get the point — books are great, and we read some exceptional ones this year that each deserve a shoutout. These are some of the best books we read in 2024.

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