Nathan Ingraham

Deputy Editor, News

Nathan is a deputy editor at Engadget, keeping track of the site's daily news operations and covering Google, Apple, gaming, smart speakers, and Chrome OS. He is also Engadget’s chief The Last of Us correspondent. Nathan graduated from Boston University with a degree in journalism, was an editor at The Verge for four years and has been covering the technology industry for more than a decade. You can reach him at nathan at engadget dot com.

Articles by Nathan Ingraham

Sony drove its Afeela EV onto the CES stage using a PlayStation controller
Sony just showed off its Afeela EV, built in partnership with Honda, at CES 2024.
Kia announced a fleet of cute, modular vans at CES 2024
Kia's building a modular set of electric vehicles that should be in production in 2025.
The Flappie AI cat door stops your pet from gifting you dead mice
If you're tired of your cat bringing you a dead mouse as a present, Flappie's cat door might be the solution.
Victrola's latest streaming turntable, the Stream Sapphire, costs an eye-popping $1,499
Victrola's latest streaming turntable works with Sonos, Roon and any Universal Plug and Play devices.
Volkswagen thinks integrating ChatGPT in its vehicles will make its in-car voice assistant good
VW is hoping that an infusion of ChatGPT will make its cars more helpful to drivers.
Mui's whimsical wooden smart home controller hits Kickstarter tomorrow as CES 2024 kicks off
Mui's second-generation wooden smart home controller will be up on Kickstarter on January 8.
Tesla's Cybertruck is a dystopian, masturbatory fantasy
Tesla's Cybertruck speaks almost poetically to two distinct but orthogonal archetypes of threatened masculinity: the tacti-cool milspec dork, and the showboating rich guy.
Google's updated Titan security key can store up to 250 passkeys
Google has updated its lineup of Titan security keys with some features that'll make them work better with passkeys as well as passwords.
YouTube rolls out high bitrate 1080p to all Premium subscribers
YouTube Premium subscribers now have access to some experimental new AI features as well as enhanced 1080p playback at a higher bitrate.
Apple iMac review (2023): Nothing's changed, except the M3
We review the 2023 iMac, which now has an M3 chip... and nothing else to distinguish it from the model it replaces.
Nintendo confirms a live-action Legend of Zelda movie is really happening
Nintendo today confirmed that it is making a live-action film based on its Legend of Zelda franchise.
Marvel's Spider-Man 2 review: The rare game that's both bigger and better
Marvel's Spider-Man 2 continues in the tradition of the excellent Spidey games that preceded it, but makes just about everything bigger and better.
Google's Chromebook Plus initiative pushes higher spec standards and handy software tools
Google's new Chromebook Plus initiative is a guarantee of solid performance and specs alongside some handy software tools.
Sonos Move 2 review: Better sound and battery life comes at a cost
The new Sonos Move 2 portable speaker improves on its predecessor in a lot of ways. But, like a lot of recent Sonos products, it also costs more than it used to.
Spider-Man 2 is following the Sony sequel playbook, and I'm not mad about it
We got to play two hours of Marvel's Spider-Man 2 for the PS5 ahead of its October 20 release date.
Apple's iPhone 15 has USB-C, a 48-megapixel camera and the Dynamic Island
Apple has pulled the cover off the iPhone 15 and 15 Plus and, as expected, it’s mostly another iterative update — but with a few nice new features nonetheless.
Apple used 'tetraprisms' to cram a 120mm lens into the iPhone 15 Pro Max
The iPhone 15 Pro series has some major improvements for photographers over the basic iPhone 15, not to mention last year's iPhones.
Apple discontinues the iPhone 13 mini, its last small phone worth owning
Apple has got rid of the last small, good phone in its lineup, a bummer for anyone who liked smaller phones.
Apple is ditching leather to make its products more sustainable
Apple has spent a significant amount of its keynote today talking about its environmental bonafides, and part of that is the fact that it will no longer sell leather accessories, including things like iPhone cases and Apple Watch bands.
Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra review: A little too big, a little too expensive
The Galaxy Tab S9 Ultra is a powerful, well-designed and massive tablet. The 14.6-inch screen makes it awkward to use in your hands, but the S Pen is a great stylus, and using it with a keyboard in Dex mode makes it a powerful productivity tool.

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