The videogames that disappointed Wired and Ars Technica editors the most in 2011.
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Wishlist Gift Bag: Enter to Win These 19 Editor’s Picks
Too much sexy tech to make sense of? We’ll make it easy on you — enter to win this 19-item stash of gadgets picked by Wired editors.
Game|Life Podcast: Modern Zelda Skyrim Warfare 3-D
We have way too many videogames to play, but we took an hour-long break to talk about all of them on this episode of the Game|Life podcast.
Actually, today’s podcast was mostly inspired by our very first iTunes review:
I thought this was pretty fair and even-handed but for some reason, Wired editors Chris Baker, Peter Rubin …
Game|Life Podcast: Getting Blown To Bits On the Battlefield
Wired’s editors take their tentative first steps onto the Battlefield and are summarily shot to bits, in this episode of the Game|Life podcast.
IRL: AirPort Express, Jabra Freeway and rooting the Nook Color
Welcome to IRL, an ongoing feature where we talk about the gadgets, apps and toys we’re using in real life and take a second look at products that already got the formal review treatment.
Now that we’ve gotten all the dirty details on the new iPhone, we Engadget editors have a few precious days to kick back, unwind and futz around on our aging gadgets before Google and Samsung team up to announce a certain something something next week. Until then, Darren’s traveling from Japan to San Francisco and back — most likely with his AirPort Express in tow, Joseph is rooting the snot out of his Nook Color and Brad’s just trying to keep up on podcasts while driving the kiddies around.
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5 Great Books for Read Comics in Public Day
Too embarrassed to read the latest copy of Grant Morrison’s Batman en route to work? Brian Heater understands, and so does Sarah Morean. That’s why they created Read Comics in Public Day.
Despite working in the comics industry, Heater couldn’t get past a certain stigma about reading comics in public. The two editors of The Daily …