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Engadget

Engadget is a multilingual technology blog network with daily coverage of gadgets and consumer electronics. It was founded by Peter Rojas in 2004 and is part of the Verizon Media group. Engadget provides news, reviews, and features on the latest in technology, gadgets, and consumer electronics.

History[edit]

Engadget was launched in March 2004 by Peter Rojas, who was also the co-founder of Gizmodo. The blog quickly gained popularity due to its comprehensive coverage of the technology sector. In 2005, Engadget was acquired by Weblogs, Inc., which was later purchased by AOL in 2005. In 2015, AOL was acquired by Verizon Communications, and Engadget became part of the Verizon Media group.

Content and Features[edit]

Engadget covers a wide range of topics related to technology and consumer electronics. The site is known for its in-depth reviews, breaking news, and analysis of the latest trends in the tech industry. Engadget also features opinion pieces, interviews with industry leaders, and live coverage of major tech events such as the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) and Mobile World Congress (MWC).

Reviews[edit]

Engadget's reviews are a key feature of the site, providing detailed evaluations of the latest gadgets and consumer electronics. The reviews cover various aspects such as design, performance, features, and value for money. Engadget's reviews are highly regarded for their thoroughness and objectivity.

News[edit]

Engadget's news section provides up-to-date information on the latest developments in the technology world. The site covers a wide range of topics, including new product launches, company announcements, and industry trends. Engadget's news team is known for its ability to break stories and provide insightful analysis.

Features[edit]

In addition to news and reviews, Engadget offers a variety of feature articles that explore different aspects of technology and its impact on society. These features often include interviews with industry experts, deep dives into emerging technologies, and explorations of the cultural implications of technological advancements.

Language Editions[edit]

Engadget is available in multiple languages, including English, Spanish, German, and Chinese. Each language edition has its own team of editors and writers who provide localized content tailored to their respective audiences.

Also see[edit]

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-| name = Engadget
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-| url = [https://www.engadget.com/ engadget.com]
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-| owner = [[Verizon Media]]
-| author = [[Peter Rojas]]
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-'''Engadget''' is a multilingual technology blog network with daily coverage of gadgets and consumer electronics. It was founded by [[Peter Rojas]] in March 2004 and is currently owned by [[Verizon Media]]. Engadget provides news, reviews, and features on the latest in technology, gadgets, and consumer electronics.
+Engadget is a multilingual technology blog network with daily coverage of gadgets and consumer electronics. It was founded by [[Peter Rojas]] in 2004 and is part of the [[Verizon Media]] group. Engadget provides news, reviews, and features on the latest in technology, gadgets, and consumer electronics.
-==History==
+== History ==
-Engadget was founded in March 2004 by [[Peter Rojas]], who was also the co-founder of [[Gizmodo]]. The site was originally part of the [[Weblogs, Inc.]] network, which was acquired by [[AOL]] in 2005. Engadget quickly became one of the most popular technology blogs on the internet, known for its in-depth reviews and coverage of the latest gadgets and consumer electronics.
+Engadget was launched in March 2004 by [[Peter Rojas]], who was also the co-founder of [[Gizmodo]]. The blog quickly gained popularity due to its comprehensive coverage of the technology sector. In 2005, Engadget was acquired by [[Weblogs, Inc.]], which was later purchased by [[AOL]] in 2005. In 2015, AOL was acquired by [[Verizon Communications]], and Engadget became part of the Verizon Media group.
-In 2011, several key editors left Engadget to start [[The Verge]], a competing technology news site. Despite this, Engadget continued to grow and expand its coverage.
+== Content and Features ==
+Engadget covers a wide range of topics related to technology and consumer electronics. The site is known for its in-depth reviews, breaking news, and analysis of the latest trends in the tech industry. Engadget also features opinion pieces, interviews with industry leaders, and live coverage of major tech events such as the [[Consumer Electronics Show]] (CES) and [[Mobile World Congress]] (MWC).
-In 2015, Engadget became part of [[Verizon Media]] (formerly known as [[Oath Inc.]]), following Verizon's acquisition of AOL.
+=== Reviews ===
+Engadget's reviews are a key feature of the site, providing detailed evaluations of the latest gadgets and consumer electronics. The reviews cover various aspects such as design, performance, features, and value for money. Engadget's reviews are highly regarded for their thoroughness and objectivity.
-==Content and Features==
+=== News ===
-Engadget covers a wide range of topics related to technology and consumer electronics, including:
+Engadget's news section provides up-to-date information on the latest developments in the technology world. The site covers a wide range of topics, including new product launches, company announcements, and industry trends. Engadget's news team is known for its ability to break stories and provide insightful analysis.
-* [[Smartphones]]
+=== Features ===
-* [[Laptops]]
+In addition to news and reviews, Engadget offers a variety of feature articles that explore different aspects of technology and its impact on society. These features often include interviews with industry experts, deep dives into emerging technologies, and explorations of the cultural implications of technological advancements.
-* [[Wearable technology]]
-* [[Virtual reality]]
-* [[Artificial intelligence]]
-* [[Automotive technology]]
-The site is known for its detailed product reviews, breaking news coverage, and feature articles that explore the impact of technology on society.
+== Language Editions ==
+Engadget is available in multiple languages, including English, Spanish, German, and Chinese. Each language edition has its own team of editors and writers who provide localized content tailored to their respective audiences.
-Engadget also hosts a variety of podcasts and video content, providing multimedia coverage of the latest in technology.
+== Also see ==
-==International Editions==
-Engadget operates several international editions, including:
-* Engadget Chinese
-* Engadget Japanese
-* Engadget Spanish
-These editions provide localized content and coverage tailored to their respective audiences.
-==Awards and Recognition==
-Engadget has received numerous awards and accolades for its journalism and coverage of the technology industry. It is frequently cited as one of the top technology blogs and has been recognized for its influence in the tech community.
-==Also see==
 * [[Gizmodo]]
 * [[The Verge]]
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 * [[Mashable]]
-==External links==
+{{Technology}}
-* [https://www.engadget.com/ Official website]
+{{Websites}}
-{{Technology websites}}
 [[Category:Technology websites]]
 [[Category:American blogs]]
-[[Category:Internet properties established in 2004]]
+[[Category:Online magazines]]