- More deals: Blu-ray movies for cheap
- Several sexy Valkyrie of the Battlefield screenshots
- Altair broods in Assassin's Creed "Cello" trailer
- Kungfuruss reviews PlayStation Eye games on YouTube
- PS3 Fanboy inteview: Rat Race
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- Where will you log off tonight?
- Everything you wanted to know about Zul'Aman
- Patch 2.3 will ruin the game and destroy Azeroth
- The return (of Tobold and others) to World of Warcraft
- A new round of funny guild names
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- A closer look at Japan's awesome Castlevania package
- Haruhi box set includes everything a fan could want
- PSP Fanboy Theatre: Volume 40
- PSP-exclusive wrestling legends on view
- Worldwide PSP releases for the week of November 11
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- Tivo alert: Discovery airing 'Rise of the Videogame' Nov. 21
- Infinity Ward reaches out to EA Chicago devs
- Report: TT Games sold to Warner Bros. for approx. $210 million
- MTV Games confirms Rock Band delay for Canada; coming Dec. 17
- 'What They Play' keeps parents in the loop
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- iPhone firmware 1.1.2 hits iTunes
- AT&T launches 3G in Hawaii, last reason not to live there eliminated
- NTT DoCoMo's Winter 2007 lineup: the 905i series
- All the Android coverage you want is at Engadget right now
- AFP app turns iPhone into a hard disk
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- Motley Fool sez AltairNano stock "missed the mark"
- New ethanol plants face an old problem - NIMBY
- Bosch ramping up for major US diesel push
- Vectrix home delivery will bring the all-electric scooter to where you live (in CA)
- Video: In-wheel electric motors on robotic legs
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- Panasonic gets official with the W7, T7, and Y7 Toughbooks
- iPhone firmware 1.1.2 hits iTunes
- Optimus Maximus changes layouts on video
- HK Power intros solar-powered, game-emulating PMP
- Windows 7 feature request list leaks out
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- iPhone update 1.1.2 is available in iTunes (US)
- SHOUTcast recorder for iPhone
- Do Macworld with the Amoeba
- Brother P-Touch drivers unsupported in Leopard
- Take Control books for Leopard help ease the transition
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- eBay Find of the Day: Jeep Grand Cherokee Commando Edition
- VIDEO: Power TV offers inside look at popular aftermarket companies
- Mays: Ford's single global design language will debut in six years
- Australia: Nissan Patrol DX set to go Walkabout
- Ferrari F1 guru Ross Brawn defects to Honda
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- Hotel Everland: World's first mobile hotel room
- Malaysian company plans to produce "Islamic Cars"
- Mahalo Daily: Spotlight on Dopplr
- Having problems contacting Skybus? This should help
- Joey, have you ever been to a Turkish prison?
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- HDTV Listings for November 12, 2007
- HD DVD nearing the half million mark in standalone player sales?
- Sony unveils slew of high-end AV cables in Europe
- AVS Forum reopens Blu-ray / HD DVD boards, new rules abound
- Pinnacle reveals ShowCenter 250HD media receiver
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- What Should I Read Next?
- Send and receive files directly with PipeBytes
- VMWare releases Fusion 1.1
- ShareThis social bookmarking plugin now available for Blogger
- Mozilla aims to reduce Firefox memory usage
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Several of our readers have tipped us to the possibility that Microsoft was going to expand the warranty on all 360s manufactured in 2005, and it looks like they were right. Both Engadget and Joystiq have officially confirmed that Microsoft has acknowledged hardware problems with the first batch of Xbox 360s. In order to rectify the situation, Microsoft has decided to repair all consoles manufactured in 2005 for free. In addition, refunds will be paid to a limited group of people who have already paid for repairs, though at the moment we don't have details on exactly who qualifies for a refund. In the meantime we'd suggest readers get on the phone with customer support for more information.
