Nathan Ingraham is a deputy editor at Engadget. He oversees the site's daily news operations while covering a range of topics including Google, Apple, gaming, smart speakers, and Chrome OS, with a particular focus on consumer technology and software development. Nathan's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Yahoo Finance, Yahoo News, and Tech News Tube.
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Nathan Ingraham predominantly covers tech-related topics, with a strong focus on reviews and press releases. His articles often feature in-depth analysis of various technological products and services. If you have new technology or gadgets that are about to be released or have been recently launched, Nathan may be interested in covering them.
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After playing as Kratos and Atreus, now we get to be Faye. By Nathan Ingraham Santa Monica Studios
The question is whether Gemini is a good enough smart home assistant. By Nathan Ingraham Nathan Ingraham for Engadget
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It's a mashup of the Light Phone III and an old-school flip phone. By Nathan Ingraham Light
Twelve South's latest Valet charger has found a home by my bed. By Nathan Ingraham Nathan Ingraham for Engadget
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The best thing about the upcoming hardware season might just be colors. By Nathan Ingraham Sam Rutherford for Engadget
The Pixel 11 is $100 more than last year and didn't change a ton, but is still one of the best smartphones on the market.
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We're expecting some AI, unfortunately. By Cherlynn Low and Nathan Ingraham Nathan Ingraham for Engadget
By: Nathan Ingraham
Sonos says its system will be able to communicate with any AI system the user chooses. By Nathan Ingraham Sonos
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We also got to see some of the AI-powered features in the upcoming Sonos 27 operating system. By Nathan Ingraham
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It looks like Samus will be able to feed on her enemies and steal their powers. By Nathan Ingraham Nintendo
