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During Tesla's last earnings call CEO Elon Musk notably avoided a question about self-driving cars and Uber...which might tell us all we need to know

This 3D-printed house was assembled in less than 3 hours. (Courtesy: Inhabitat)

A chat with Black Hat's unconventional keynote speaker http://engt.co/1OTOVbp

Did you miss this week's episode of ‪#‎DearVeronica‬ with Veronica Belmont? Catch up here!

After years of being stuck in workstations and servers, Intel's Xeon processors are reaching laptops this fall.

Hard West and Renowned Explorers aren't just XCOM clones, they're shaping up to be great games in their own right.

‪#‎ICYMI‬: Kids Abusing Robots, Solar Powered Balloon and More!

Sphero targets the education market with a redesigned robot http://engt.co/1UracNf

'Catalyst' is the last chance for 'Mirror's Edge' as a franchise. Developer DICE explains how it's going to make it work this time around.

The European Commission found no evidence that Apple and labels plotted to make life difficult for free music services.

90,000 UK customer credit cards were stolen in the attack.

This is the future of food http://engt.co/1W4gwvL

Enjoy this gallery of science-based gadget porn, which will dazzle your eyes and titillate your brain.

Recommended Reading highlights the best long-form writing on technology and more in print and on the web.

Two pieces of robot news from Japan have us riveted, if only because researchers there discovered what we already knew: Other people's kids are jerks. And when kid gangs get together, they do mean stuff like beat up innocent robots. That and more, in today's ICYMI!

A look at the evolution of modern video game controllers http://engt.co/1MTwqoP

Researchers set up fake internet-connected systems called "GasPots" -- honeypots that mimic the real ones -- in several countries to track hackers' movements.

Drive like a Jedi - or at least, adjust your car seat like one.

The developer of a popular third party Twitter client for Android is about to start working on Twitter's official app

"I thought what I'd do was, I'd pretend I was one of those deaf-mutes."

When in doubt, say it was Russia

We're squids now.

We're squids now.

Surprising absolutely no one, Prince's next album will only be available through Tidal.

Putting "RTs are not endorsements" in your profile probably won't save you

From fitness tracking to productivity, we've collected some of the best wearables on the market in our latest buyer's guide update.

Google Fi is looking reeeeeaaaaaallllll good right about now.

LG pledges to post monthly security updates to protect its Android devices.

Chips, gravy and a cheap Uber back to Wirral = the perfect end to a Friday night.

It has to give UAVs and other aircraft the power to be aware of each other's presence to avoid collisions.

Will HTC be the first big Android manufacturer to topple because of younger brands like OnePlus?

Privacy Badger don't care about ad trackers.

ICYMI: Drone Goes Fishin', Reflection Fix Your Photos and More!

'Mighty No. 9' is now delayed until 2016. In an interview with Engadget, the game's producer says he's sorry, and explains why.

"It wasn't until after I'd repeatedly pummeled an oversized rat's testicles that I realized why preserving video game history is so important."

This gadget could really up your Instagram video game

Microsoft isn't just making it easier for iOS (and Android) developers to make Windows 10 apps, it's opening up the source code for the tools they'll use on Windows.

A new experiment in Japan found out that kids (when in groups, most especially) tend to abuse robots in the absence of adults.

Brits can now pepper their hate-filled rants about the referee with Twitter's Premier League hashflags.

Bleep is a privacy-focused messaging app, and this update makes its offline PMing feature more secure.

The Xbox One 'Elite' controller is more than just swappable parts -- you can customize seemingly every aspect of how it interacts with games, too.

Cursing Google for a lack of night mode in Maps on iOS? This update should fix that.

RIP store.apple.com.

The company has released productivity apps for Apple Watch and Android Wear.

Here's the details on Blizzard's next World of Warcraft expansion

The FCC has some new rules for phone companies trying to retire their copper phone networks