Google and Microsoft are working to make web forms more touch-friendly | Engadget

Google and Microsoft have redesigned native form controls -- buttons and various input elements you see on web forms --

HTC will sell its Cosmos Elite headset and faceplate tracker separately | Engadget

If you've already got a HTC Vive, you might be in two minds about forking out for the complete Cosmos

Many of us are now WFH. Here's how to ask for the schedule you need

(CNN)Grinding out an eight-hour work day used to be so easy

Roku adds voice command support for Spanish in the US and Mexico | Engadget

For all their many strengths, Roku devices have not had the best voice control features

Fitbit finally launches a Charge tracker with built-in GPS | Engadget

We may all be staying in a lot more to curb the spread of COVID-19, but that doesn't mean we're

Amazon draws criticism for firing employee who led coronavirus protest | Engadget

An Amazon employee claims he was fired by the company after he led a protest against its coronavirus safety conditions

Snapchat users can finally post Stories from other apps | Engadget

Snapchat is finally opening up Stories to outside apps

Spotify's standalone Kids app is now available in the US | Engadget

When Spotify first launched its standalone app for kids last October, the possibilities were intriguing

Accidental cross-play makes Star Wars 'Jedi Academy' a console bloodbath | Engadget

The classic 2003 Star Wars Jedi Knight: Jedi Academy game recently arrived on PS4 and Switch, but console users excited

Airbnb vows to partly cover host losses following COVID-19 cancellations | Engadget

Airbnb is setting aside $250 million for hosts affected by the coronavirus pandemic and is also expanding its no-penalty cancellations

Police arrest Florida pastor for holding church services despite stay-at-home order

(CNN)Pastor Rodney Howard-Browne said he wouldn't close the doors of his Tampa, Florida, megachurch until the End Times begin

The Morning After: Are classic Mario games coming to the Switch in 2020? | Engadget

Hey, good morning! You look fabulous

Houseparty says it wasn't hacked, offers $1 million for 'smear campaign' proof | Engadget

Popular video-calling app Houseparty is offering a $1 million bounty to anyone that can prove the app has been a

Samsung's display business will stop producing LCD screens this year | Engadget

Samsung Display will stop producing liquid crystal display (LCD) panels in China and South Korea at the end of the

Google has discontinued the Pixel 3 and Pixel 3 XL | Engadget

Google is no longer selling its landmark Pixel 3 and 3 XL phones, the company confirmed with Android Police

Lucid Motors pushes back the unveiling of its long-awaited electric sedan | Engadget

Back in January, Lucid Motors announced that it's finally unveiling the production model of its electric sedan in April three

UCSF app wants to use your biometric data to track the spread of coronavirus | Engadget

A new UC San Francisco initiative will give you a way to help advance our understanding of the coronavirus pandemic,

I went to a sneaker launch in VR because of the coronavirus | Engadget

If you're launching a new product, you normally want to put on a show with a sprinkling of razzle and

NBA reportedly plans 'players-only' 2K tournament that will air on ESPN | Engadget

The NBA already has an official esports league with various teams represented, but with the live basketball season on hiatus

Amazon fires warehouse worker who led Staten Island warehouse walkout

(CNN Business)Amazon has terminated an employee based in the company's Staten Island, New York, warehouse after he participated in a

AT&T will give users an extra 15GB of mobile hotspot data | Engadget

AT&T is still expanding its offerings to keep people online during the COVID-19 outbreak

Apple Music's Come Together space puts its upbeat playlists in one place | Engadget

Building on the AI-generated Get Up! Mix the company unveiled last week, Apple is now adding a new section to

Steam limits game auto-updates to manage peak demand | Engadget

Console makers aren't the only ones managing game service bandwidth to keep traffic flowing during the COVID-19 outbreak