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Everyone knows that Engadget has a great love for anything made by Apple and will slew their articles and reviews to make apple look like Gods, but a recent article has managed to go above and beyond their usual bias. Instead of reporting a full article they have once again shown their true colors. See the pictures below and the source link for the original articles and judge for yourselves.

Take a look at the browsers and their performances on Engadget’s article, seems normal enough doesn’t it?

Take a closer look at the original and you will notice Engadget’s article may not be so normal, Withdrawing information from a statistic is nearly the same as just lying. Yeah continue your bias reporting Engadget it will get you far…

So I decided to Post other examples we all might find funny of Engadget bias in the works. here they are.

The Simple Hilarity that you can see it just in the plain open like that is almost priceless.

Another funny thing is essentially all 8/10 and 9/10 are reserved for purely apple products and you see this repeatedly in all their reviews.

Well I think you guys get the picture.if you still don’t believe this check it out for yourselves here

Engadget Bias Reviews

Source Links: Engadget.com Bias Post

Source: Original W3C Statistics

Source:Image of the Statistics

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