Block joined technology news website Engadget as a part-time reporter in June 2004, and started full-time in June 2005. He went on to replace the site's creator
Peter Rojas as
editor-in-chief in 2007. In July 2008 Block posted on Engadget that he would be stepping down as editor-in-chief to create a new company, leaving then Associate Editor
Joshua Topolsky in charge. On 1 July 2009, using $550,000 in initial
seed financing received from
Betaworks and True Ventures, Block and Rojas launched gdgt; a discussion forum that generates reviews and answers questions about thousands of
gadgets. gdgt was sold to
AOL in 2013 , and Block left the company in 2015. == Comcast support call ==