Telenav Scout GPS in-car display integration hands-on

At Pepcom during CES 2012 we got the opportunity to hop into a vehicle containing a 7-inch display that would, when connected with Telenav’s technology, be able to run all the navigation and service-finding awesomeness we’ve come to expect from the GPS navigation group. What we got to see

NASA switching its Public Channel and Media Channel to HD

The current NASA HD channel, that your provider may or may not carry, is going away. In its place, both the NASA TV Public Channel and Media Channel will be making the switch to HD on February 17th, while the Education Channel will remain in SD. What isn’t so clear is what your premium TV provider will

Toshiba MediaGuide hands-on

The big guns at Toshiba have decided to tie their mobile sector and their brand new smart TVs together with a push for full integration via an app by the name of Toshiba MediaGuide. This application allows you to control your cable box or satellite receiver of one of either of the Toshiba L6200 or

The Seductive Danger Of Half Measures

In the wide world of startups, we mostly like to think of ourselves as go-getters, ass kickers, "in all the way" sorts. We also like to think of ourselves as iterators, tinkerers, rapid iterators who test unceasingly. But the combination of those two traits can lead to one of the most dangerous cycles

ROCCAT Isku keyboard and Kone mouse hands-on (video)

Sure, European gamers have been able to get their hands on ROCCAT’s flavor or gaming tools for awhile now, but CES 2012 is finally delivering some of the outfit’s German engineered love to the US. Just last week, the firm announced it would be bringing its 6000 DPI Kone gaming rodent and Isku illuminated

White Galaxy Nexus shows itself, plans an arctic vacation

We knew a snowed-out version of Samsung’s Galaxy Nexus was on pace for a February release, and while we’ve still got a few weeks left, it looks as if one or two have slipped through the cracks. The fine folks over at HDBlog.it managed to get a hold of the prized possession, and for anyone who has managed

Ask Engadget: Is there a Roku DVR?

We know you’ve got questions, and if you’re brave enough to ask the world for answers, here’s the outlet to do so. This week’s Ask Engadget inquiry is from Jaime, trying to escape the tyranny of Windows Media Center with a DVR-enabled Roku. If you’re looking to send in an inquiry of your own, drop us

DeLorean DMC-12 EV eyes-on at CES

This isn’t the first time that the DMC-12 DeLorean EV has graced Engadget’s pages, and we feel certain it won’t be the last. However, we know how much you love Doc Brown’s ride, and when we saw it on the show floor we had to snap some pics for your viewing pleasure. So head on down to the gallery below

Liveblogging Platform CoverItLive Hacked

CoverItLive, the Demand Media-owned liveblogging platform used by many outlets to cover major events in real time, has just alerted their users of a potential data compromise.

Oregon Scientific’s App In Sports watches sync with your phone, grab apps from it

One of the many new products we spotted at Oregon Scientific’s CES booth was the App In Sports range of watches. As the name suggests, these wearables can link up to your Android phone (via ANT+ wireless connection) to grab up to three app profiles, and the range of profiles available depend on the model