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  1. Tamagotchi ID: New and customizable Tamagotchi to be rolled out soon
  2. Time Revisits Techland
  3. Gift Guide 2009: Portable Media Players
  4. How-To: Arduino-based laser tag
  5. Nokia E72 in stores now, somewhere
  6. OnLive demonstrates iPhone app, set to redefine mobile gaming?
  7. iPhone home button earrings
  8. Toshiba 'Space Chair' ad redefines armchair viewing (video)
  9. Arduino EMF Detector + piezo
  10. ASUS courting Toshiba in bid to become top-3 PC maker?
  11. MAKE Flickr pool weekly roundup
  12. Casio stuffs backlit CMOS sensors in Exilim EX-FC150 and EX-FH25 superzoom
  13. Clockman: Japanese alarm clock has its own personality (video)
  14. Folding lightbox from IKEA changing table
  15. In the Maker Shed: Cabaret Mechanical Movement
  16. Cray Jaguar leaps past IBM Roadrunner as world's fastest supercomputer and pun genera
  17. Keepin' it real fake, part CCXLII: Aphone A6 is all about Android, aping Apple (video
  18. Facebook finally comes to webOS, not with a bang but a whimper
  19. Samsung unveils Android-equipped Galaxy Spica i5700
  20. History of curved origami
  21. Menq's $80 EasyPC E790 netbook runs Windows CE now, should run Android later (video)
  22. Amazing Star Wars Tauntaun costume
  23. CRAFT weekly recap
  24. The next Engadget Show tapes November 22nd with HTC's Drew Bamford and Chris Grant of
  25. Entelligence: Got game?
  26. Happy Holidays from CrunchGear
  27. Creative to show off 'Zii Android mobile phone' next month at Chinese summit
  28. Xperia X10 launching February 2010 in UK, says Sony Ericsson site
  29. djay 3 gets a dedicated controller
  30. Don't shop drunk: Verizon's $350 ETF is now live
  31. Modern Warfare 2 hacked to reveal dev console, tweaks, etc
  32. Braving the weather to see New Super Mario Bros. Wii at the Nintendo World Store
  33. Keepin' it real fake, part CCXLI: PXP 2000 is not a PSP Go, but it gets a loving unbo
  34. Toys (backwards R) Us Black Friday ad
  35. Droid experiencing external speaker problems, could be a software issue?
  36. Court sides with Apple, those dudes at Psystar are hosed
  37. Build: Chumby Guts kit
  38. RAmos W7 spotted blazing through Android
  39. Shutter Buddy: Look up here. Atsa baby. Up here!
  40. CrunchGear Week in Review: New Moon, Now With Water Edition
  41. An Open-Source Approach To Better Prosthetics
  42. CrunchPad is 'steamrolling along,' will cost between $300 and $400
  43. KAIST's HUBO shows off some newfound dexterity, hides emotions behind ill-fitting mot
  44. Daily Crunch: Water Pixi Edition
  45. ITG's xpPhone gets options for larger screen and Windows 7, loses sense of identity
  46. Hallods F43 MP4 player packs a 4.3-inch 720p screen, outed in Japan
  47. STEM resources for teachers
  48. Open source swarmbots
  49. Apple wins copyright infringement case against Psystar in California
  50. Radio Shack Black Friday ad
  51. Brush furniture could become bristlebot
  52. Netflix hitting internet-capable Sony BRAVIA sets today
  53. Black Friday deals bonanza round up
  54. Cranberry DiamonDisc: the $35 DVD that'll last longer than your ghost
  55. London Flash: The Storm Circuit MK2 watch
  56. NSMB Super Skills Trailer
  57. Archos 9 PMP sneaks into the FCC, gets dissected when caught
  58. It’s Google’s world and handset makers just live in it
  59. BBC redoubles its Wii efforts with dedicated iPlayer channel
  60. High voltage line robot
  61. High voltage line robot
  62. The daily roundup: here's what you might've missed
  63. How would you change Garmin-Asus' nuvifone G60?
  64. Palm Pre WebOS 1.3.1 update available now, a day early
  65. Palm Pixi Review: Not For Everyone, But It Fits A Niche
  66. ViewSonic heats up phone collection, V901 spotted on Microsoft China site
  67. Ham Hiking: North American SOTA Activity Day
  68. Piano music composing computer from 1965 on TV
  69. iPhone controlled bipedal walking robot with multi-touch gestures
  70. BrailleNote Apex claims to be the thinnest, lightest notetaker for the blind
  71. Amazing homemade globe
  72. ioSafe Solo hard drive places a 2TB bet on all kinds of disasters
  73. Chumby in a box
  74. Relive your misspent youth with these Transformers USB drives
  75. Hikari to unleash iFrame Android tablet on Japan (video)
  76. Modders hard at work circumventing Xbox banning
  77. AMD breaks 7GHz barrier with liquid helium and nu-metal
  78. AdhocParty for PSP coming to North America 'soon'
  79. Crysis & Crysis Warhead $15 each this weekend on Steam
  80. DIY water purifier
  81. First screenshots of Fallout MMO (that may never be released)
  82. My new favorite etchant
  83. T-Mobile launching BlackBerry Bold 9700 on November 16 for $199.99
  84. CrunchDeals: HP MediaSmart LX195 for $199
  85. HP dm3t review
  86. Xbox Europe hits 10 million consoles in sales
  87. Handmade Music Austin #2 this Sunday
  88. Billy Bass brain upgrade
  89. Engadget Podcast 171 - 11.13.2009
  90. CrunchDeal: Wii for $99 at Toys “R” Us
  91. Regular GPS not accurate enough? Try RTK-GPS!
  92. Nokia rumored to be eyeing Palm buy yet again
  93. BrailleNote Apex makes it easier to take notes with Braille QWERTY keyboard
  94. Testing finds Windows XP better for netbook battery life than Windows 7
  95. The Engadget Show: Philippe Starck Q&A bonus round
  96. The Engadget Show: Inside the mind of designer Philippe Starck
  97. Facebook Cufflinks Ask You To “F Me”
  98. Sony's TransferJet-packin' Memory Stick Duo hits the FCC
  99. Shock: Men are loathe to read instruction manuals, women have no such qualms
  100. XKCD on iPhone vs Droid
  101. Dress lit up with 24,000 LEDs, perfect for your next formal rave
  102. The Qualcomm FLO TV is now available if anyone cares
  103. CrunchGear wants to kiss you this Holiday
  104. Make: Projects - Pneumatic trough, part I
  105. ION Cube case mod wins NVIDIA design contest
  106. Eye-Fi goes FTP
  107. American Express to offer 50 $200 rebates on Best Buy purchases of $500 or more
  108. Google makes Gizmo5 acquisition official, drops few details
  109. MPAA has entire town’s municipal Wi-Fi shut down over single piracy allegation
  110. The EyeWriter
  111. Editorial: Hey, AT&T -- drop lawsuits, not calls
  112. So much for that PC version Modern Warfare 2 boycott
  113. Chumby One review
  114. NASA: We found water on the Moon
  115. Mobinnova Beam Tegra smartbook hits the FCC en route to AT&T
  116. New device for home-use analyzes sleep disorder patterns
  117. HP's 11.6-inch Pavilion DM1 gets unboxed on video
  118. The secrets of the Apple Store iPod Touch
  119. Final Fantasy XIII hits North America (both PS3 and Xbox 360) on March 9, 2010!
  120. NPD: Wii reclaims lead in US sales, but console gaming market shrinks by a fifth
  121. HUBO will tear you limb from limb
  122. UK Channel 4 set to throw some 3D programming our way
  123. GameStop details in-store DLC service, to be launched in 2010
  124. 1979 LEGO minifig patent
  125. FLO TV Personal Television now on sale for $250, should be in cereal boxes soon
  126. Best Buy Black Friday ad
  127. Palm Treo 650 boots into Android, lives a fulfilling life (video)
  128. Japan to operate solar energy station in outer space
  129. Commodore 64 for the iPhone is back
  130. Kivu's G-Five KTNO2 netbook sports ridiculous 'aerodynamic' design, could be the wind
  131. Review: Alesis DM6 Drum Kit
  132. Sony's VAIO Bluetooth Laser Mouse pictured in the wild, almost as ugly as last week's
  133. Google Chrome OS To Launch Within A Week
  134. Transparent solderless breadboard
  135. Dell Mini 3i unboxed in China, capacitive stylus included
  136. Google's Chrome OS just a week away from launch?
  137. ICD confirms Vega tablet, includes Android 2.0, Tegra processor, our hearts
  138. Weekend Project: Lost Screw Finder
  139. Weekend Project: Lost Screw Finder (PDF)
  140. NASA turns iPhone into chemical sensor, can an App Store rejection be far away?
  141. Yamaha's yAired-equipped MCR-140 micro stereo wirelessly talks to iPods and subwoofer
  142. Google Maps Navigation ported to G1 & MyTouch
  143. Dell Mini 3i officially set for imminent launch in Brazil and China
  144. PSP Go turned into a homebrewed Sega CD emulator (video)
  145. YouTube begins streaming 1080p insecurities next week
  146. Arduino-packin' Didgeridoo features 17 effects controls, drones with the best of 'em
  147. PhoneSuit Primo adds extra juice, minimal bulk to your iPhone / iPod
  148. Hikari iFrame: Japan gets Android-powered, inexpensive tablet PC
  149. In the Maker Shed: Peggy 2 LED display kit
  150. Sony's 2010/2011 OLED and flagship XBR series LCD roadmap leaked?
  151. Daily Crunch: Let’s Go Shopping Edition
  152. GameStop to start testing game downloads early next year
  153. A DVD that will last a thousand years (but is it scratch resistant?)
  154. Dell Black Friday ad
  155. Office Depot Black Friday ad
  156. Trust in Casio's Japanese Exilim EX-FS10S, it'll turn your bogeys into birdies
  157. The daily roundup: here's what you might've missed
  158. Ask Engadget: Best multitouch monitor?
  159. The Nintendo DSi Studio Kit takes it a little too far
  160. Children’s toy inspires a cheap, easy production method for high-tech diagnostic chip
  161. DTV coupon time is over! Many of you didn’t care, apparently
  162. Motorola's MT710 OPhone for China makes us dream of Droids without keyboards
  163. Samsung responds to Symbian claims, says it's still supporting it
  164. SoundCloud's CitySounds.fm
  165. Windows Marketplace's newest anti-piracy measures already thwarted
  166. QuahogCon: Call for Papers now open!
  167. AT&T responds to Verizon's 3G ad campaign -- by bragging about EDGE
  168. Introducing O'Reilly Answers
  169. Samsung Behold II hits T-Mobile on November 18th, unboxed today
  170. Artist crafts Pentium Nikes but Mom buys us AMD Keds anyways
  171. Should Nintendo fear the Apple juggernaut?
  172. Show your true colors with this crossbones decal
  173. Qualcomm shows off Snapdragon-powered Lenovo smartbook for AT&T
  174. Review: BFG Deimos
  175. Command & Conquer 4: Tiberian Twilight gets a launch date
  176. CupCake CNC build, part 3: The electronics
  177. Comcast TV Everywhere launch details: December, free for existing subs, really goes a
  178. The American Library Association declares this Saturday, Nov. 14, to be National Game
  179. Real imitates virtual - Windows/Mac calculators
  180. Xbox LIVE gets 1080p Zune Video store, Twitter, Facebook and more on November 17th (v
  181. Sensing chemicals? There's an app for that.
  182. GSM Palm Pre bound for Mexico, coming to Telcel on November 27th
  183. The Engadget Podcast, live at 3:30PM EST!
  184. iPhone + Lab Coats + Ghostriding = SCIENCE
  185. Vitamin D turns your webcam into a virtual doorman
  186. Ford’s using wheat straw in a 2010 Flex component
  187. Ask MAKE: Repurposing electronic detritus
  188. Ego search visualizer
  189. BlackBerry Storm2 hands-on and impressions
  190. Kicker to make the ZK500 Zune HD compatible
  191. Panasonic debuts MW-10 photo frame / iPod dock / sound system
  192. Twitter, Facebook come to Xbox 360 on Nov. 17
  193. Be a counselor at Space Camp
  194. AT&T adds Verizon's Island of Misfit Toys holiday ads to lawsuit, demands they be yan
  195. Japanese company Greenhouse launches camcorder for women
  196. Microsoft wins 1 billion Achievement Points for releasing Windows 7
  197. Video: Some random, but amazing, 3D modeling demo
  198. Quick Look: Chumby One
  199. Walmart's $30 deal vaults Pixi from 'meh' to 'sure, I'll take three'
  200. Police Wii Bowling team issued stern rebuke
  201. An asteroid almost smashed into Earth, and we only knew about it 15 hours before it h
  202. Temperature regulating coffee mug
  203. Qualcomm chips promises 1GHz speeds in 'mainstream smartphones,' simultaneous HSPA+ /
  204. TomTom to bring free lane guidance, text-to-speech, iPod control to iPhone GPS app
  205. The Boxee Box will rock your sox!
  206. Boxee inks deal with first hardware partner: a 'Boxee Box' is coming
  207. “Green Tap”: NEC develops energy-saving power strip
  208. Vestax Spin might just be the USB-based DJ rig of your dreams, only shinier
  209. Fox News debates video game violence
  210. Apple patents some kind of pen-based digital ink thing
  211. Facebook App developer rejects App Store, irony ensues
  212. Activision has sold many copies of Modern Warfare 2
  213. How-To: Make your EAGLE schematic into a PCB
  214. Intel shells out $1.25 billion to settle all AMD litigation
  215. AMD spells out the future: heterogeneous computing, Bulldozer and Bobcats galore
  216. Video Unboxing: Palm Pixi for Sprint
  217. Check out pics from the $26,000 Leica S2
  218. Dell's Inspiron Zino HD on sale now in America: starts at $229, doubles as an HTPC
  219. News Flash: Psystar is not a faceless corporation, it’s two dudes in Miami
  220. Electronically modified Didgeridoo - complete with Bluetooth!
  221. Intel Arrandale chips detailed, priced and dated?
  222. Woot! Refurbished Gateway 11.6-inch netbook with AMD CPU for $280
  223. The 5 best uses for the $229 Dell Zino HD
  224. Palm Pixi review
  225. Making UPC barcodes less boring
  226. DVD rack built from VHS tapes
  227. Sanyo releases new, Motion Plus-approved, contact-free Eneloop Wiimote charger
  228. Sony surveying PSP Go audience, wants color suggestions
  229. Noise Intoner - acoustic synth ancestor returns
  230. Ferrari-styled OutRun arcade machine set for crazy scooter transformation? (video)
  231. Japanese company sells “women-only” video camera
  232. Fujitsu's splitting F-04B cellphone gets tested, found to contain no Energon cubes
  233. Apple's patent application for pen-based computer remembers fingers can't write
  234. VR bike ride through Google Street View
  235. Appstand frame has a pocket for your iPhone, little else (video)
  236. ViewSonic VPC08 keeps Windows XP, clamshell style alive
  237. Seiko Ocean Theater alarm clock brings the life aquatic to your bedroom
  238. Palm Pixi arrives early for the people of Walmart
  239. Windows 7 bested by XP in netbook battery life tests
  240. Thanko’s USB powered, Dinosaur foot-shaped slipper keeps your feet warm
  241. New in the Maker Shed: Ice Tube Clock kit
  242. Regen's ReNu solar panel system in the flesh
  243. Digital 'Cloud' could form over London for the 2012 Olympics
  244. iBuyPower ships Core i7-powered Battalion 101 W870CU gaming laptop
  245. The motherboard as art: The Mona Lisa
  246. Optoma's screen-in-a-bag actually makes a lot of sense
  247. Eneloop Stick Booster supplies emergency power to your portable devices
  248. Let all other flashlights kneel before the mPower Emergency Illuminator
  249. Wistron: Readius-like ereader with pull-out flexible display launching in 2010
  250. Windows Marketplace for Mobile updates tackle piracy, adds online store for non-mobil