The Engadget app has been removed from ios for some time now and no talk or alternative has been provided. I been using the app that was released and updated 2 years ago and it's in serious need of an update

Engadget Android app has disappeared from Google play store (EU)

The country is split in half. Why include politics in Engadget? Don’t ruin a great thing.

need to remove deprecated google+ icon, as service is gone in history (((

Hey Guys.
It is a good idea to add the RSS Feed to your website too. i find the lack of it when i tried to add your website to my "Personal News" section in Opera Browser.

I'm on this article (https://www.engadget.com/2019/05/26/amds-third-gen-ryzen-9-cpu-is-a-12-core-powerhouse-for-499/) but the video that pops up when I scroll down kind of covers a letter or two at the ragged right edge of the text. Maybe you should fix that. It looks like a mistake and is so distracting to me I stopped to write this to you instead of taking in your content. Bummer.

Hey. DO NOT send me spam to my e-mail address or I will report it as such. I ******* hate that stuff.

I love reading my engadget emails every morning to keep me in the loop. However, I hate the grammatical errors - in almost every single story.

I am getting certificate errors for all the https://s.engadget.com/ links in your emails.

Trolls are very abusive in your comment areas. One left me pretty upset, until I read all their other comments to other people and figured out they are just bullying everyone. But they’re was no way of flagging the user to be reviewed.

I love getting The Morning After email each day but unlike every other email I get it is not “full screen”. It would be super if the email was expanded to fill the screen side to side. Again, all other emails I get from companies full the screen, just not yours. Thank you for your consideration and for all the hard work you do. We love Engadget.

Gallery doesn't work on Firefox and it's impossible to close it

Publishing politically charged articles and disabling the comments section is cowardice

Recently US Congress is legitimatizing the discussion on facial recognition and cites the situation involving a teen who was wrongfully arrested, reference a crime in an Apple store. Watching one of your YouTube videos on this subject seems to make fun of or at least not take serious the weight of this subject or that particular incidents. Consider a main characteristic of journalism is being objective in your reporting or at least appear to be. The young women in the video seems be lacking this. Js

https://youtu.be/luqckPZigK0

When I visit your site and login to comment on an article, I cannot see the contents of your site on a future day without the browser automatically taking me to Engadget's login page first. No matter what page I visit, the site will not let me read any articles unless I log in. It only behaves this way after I have logged in once. I must use incognito mode to login if I want to comment so as to avoid that problem when I revisit the site. Please fix.

The font size on comments changed in the past week. It makes it impossible to read in portrait mode.

I used to browse and read the site on mobile (2017 iPad 9.7'') just fine with javascript disabled in safari, but this no longer works. Like no doubt many of your readers, I prefer to keep javascript disabled in my browsers for security (and battery life). This used to work fine until about a week ago, and now the pages just load blank without js enabled.

I see this isnt the place for content feedback--you should provide a link for that here. Assuming you want feedback, that is. (I suspect you dont)

I'm unclear why I have to suggest this, but please stop posting pictures of ****** and ******** on the front page? Thanks? It'd be nice to keep visiting this site at work.

If I want a social justice inspired tech/*** blog I'll go to literally any other tech site.

Get rid of them God awful take over ads. Site is unreadable on mobile

Put the date of every article below its headline. I can't tell by looking if I'm reading something that is 1 day or 1 year old.