Engadget

For the record, I’ve left Engadget entirely, and have rejoined MacUser.

NPR did a short item on “Morning Edition” about a post that I wrote for Engadget last week. Or, as Evan Blass of Engadget put it: “hmm, one company cyrus works for is quoting another company cyrus works for. shocking! ;-)”

Well, if you’re not a big enough geek to read the site on a regular basis, you can read everything that I write: here.

Well, I have to say this about Engadget: they sure know how to hook a brother up. Got the dude a 15-inch MacBook Pro, and a 24-inch Dell monitor to go with it. It’s pretty freakin’ sweet. I’ve been getting a crash course in all things Engadget over the last few days — and a couple of my posts have already hit digg. I’ve barely had time to follow my own email and RSS feeds. I begin full-time tomorrow bright…

Go read my first Engadget post, on how Britain is banning Segways on sidewalks. I was over at Ryan’s house tonight, getting my first crash course in all things Engadget. It’s going to be a lot of fun, I can already tell. 🙂 (Those of you who’ve followed my work for a long time may remember my Daily Cal guest column from February 2004, where I took a Segway for a test drive.)

Dear Friends: It’s official. My last day at Macworld will be August 25, 2006. On August 28, I will begin a new phase in my career as Senior Associate Editor of Engadget. For those of you who might not be familiar with it, it’s the most popular blog out there. Period. It draws tons of readers each day and does its best to attract in the hardest of the hardcore gadget-heads. I will be working out of my neighbor’s home…