Photo: Netgear Ever wonder why your wifi router just sits there, delivering you sweet access to the whole internet but not much more? Netgear evidently realizes that people like multipurpose gadgets because it’s now offering an Orbi wifi router with a built-in Harman Kardon speaker and Amazon Alexa capabilities. It’s like a pumped up Echo,…

What appears to be Apple’s iPhone Xs (used with permission from 9to5Mac)Image: 9to5Mac It looks like the latest gadgets to leak early this year belong to none other than Apple. New images published by 9to5Mac appear to show Apple’s next iPhones as well as a bigger-screened Apple Watch, both of which seem to be slated…

Photo: IFA Held in Berlin, Germany, IFA is a huge mashup of appliances, audio equipment, computers, and sausages, and unlike CES, it’s open to the public. Think Coachella for gadget nerds if you will, but with way better beer. And it’s here that a lot of big Asian and European companies get to show their…

Healthcare workers from the World Health Organization prepare to give an Ebola vaccination to a front line aid worker in the Democratic Republic of Congo earlier this month. Image: AP A humanitarian group says the escalating Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo could become “the worst ever seen in East Africa.” The stark…

Image: Google, Getty Just because President Trump’s baseless accusations of bias in Google search results are likely another sideshow doesn’t mean the search giant doesn’t have real political troubles. On Thursday, Senator Orin Hatch asked the Federal Trade Commission to take another look at whether Google is guilty of antitrust violations and unfair competitive practices.…

These aren’t the leaked images, to peep those, scroll down a bit. Photo: Sam Rutherford (Gizmodo) After the entire Russian blogosphere seemed to get its hands on Google’s upcoming Pixel 3 XL, we weren’t expecting any more surprises from the Pixel camp. But now, some alleged pictures of the smaller Pixel 3 have made their…

Graphic: Getty After months of grueling committee proceedings, the California State Assembly on Thursday passed Senate Bill 822, all but ensuring that residents will soon enjoy the strongest net neutrality protections in the country. “Today’s vote is a huge win for Californians everywhere,” State Senator Scott Wiener, the bill’s principal author, told Gizmodo. Having been…