A pair of Google Homes bicker like an old couple on Twitch
When Google rolled out their Home assistants, they might not have imagined them singing Don't Stop Believin'.
Carnival's new travel class will come with an engraved, high-tech wearable
Planning a trip on the seas? Carnival's Princess Cruises will soon come with a high-tech wearable as a portal to everything on board.
Hyundai wans to build Iron Man-style robotic exoskeletons for factory workers and disabled people
Cars are so 2016! At CES, Hyundai has shown off its new project: a series of Iron Man-style robotic exoskeletons.
Energous will bring true wireless charging to the masses later this year
The Energous Miniature WattUp is a reference design for wearables and other small electronics. It's truly wire-free.
Ever see a chip implanted in someone? One of our own puts his body on the line
Digita lTrends' live stream has it all, from the cool to the bizarre. But wait until you see our Cool Tech editor get an NFC implant on TV.
The machines ham it up again: We found the best robots at CES 2017
It's seems like every year at CES, the robots always seems to steal the show. This year is no different. Here are five of the coolest robots from CES 2017.
U.K. Royal Navy puts 3D-printed drone through its paces in the Antarctic
The U.K. Royal Navy has tested a 3D-printed UAV in the freezing conditions of the Antarctic. If it can make it there, it'll make it anywhere!
Consumer Physics' smartphone molecular scanner really works, and it's pretty cool
Consumer Physics CEO Dror Sharon stopped by the DigitalTrends booth at CES 2017 to give us a closer work of how its molecular scanner really works.
Moka360 claims to be the world’s smallest 360 camera
After raising nearly $150,000 on Indiegogo, the Moka360 is set to enter production as one of the smallest 360 cams in the world.
Optune noninvasive wearable device battles aggressive brain tumors
The Optune is a wearable device that uses electrodes to send an AC electric field through the brain to attack tumor cells.
Garden indoors when it's wintertime with these new smart gardens
Winter weather is no excuse for you to stop gardening, especially if you become the owner of OPCOMLink USA's new product line.
SmartBeings' WooHoo Smart Home Hub had its eye locked on CES 2017 attendees
At CES 2017, SmartBeings showcased its upcoming Smart Home Hub called WooHoo. It's slated to ship in May packing a 360-degree rotating camera.
Lynx gives Amazon’s Alexa appendages, personality, and robot dance moves
Ubtech's Lynx device is a humanoid robot baked with Amazon's virtual assistant, allowing it to play music, place orders, and cut a rug.
Facial recognition systems could be confused by these guerrilla T-shirt designs
HyperFace Camouflage is a project designed to create guerilla printing patterns for clothing, capable of confusing facial recognition systems.
Indiegogo makes its presence known at CES 2017, with 200 companies represented
Just five years ago, Indiegogo only had two companies to show off at CES. Now with more than 200, the company is moving past crowdfunding.
Connect Polar heart sensors to a GoPro to showcase your athletic achievements
With GoPro, sharing epic moments has never been easier. But now Polar heart rate sensors allow you to put your heart rate directly into the videos.
Watch: Kodak CEO Jeff Clarke shows off company's new Ektra smartphone
Kodak CEO Jeff Clarke stopped by the Digital Trends set today at CEO 2017 to talk about the company's new Ektra smartphone and more.
Researchers say medical implants can be powered by under-the-skin solar cells
Researchers at the University of Bern have shown that solar cells placed under the skin can generate enough energy to power a pacemaker.
SoundHound partners with Onkyo to deliver speakers that can also listen
Thanks to a new partnership between SoundHound and Onkyo, your speakers will not only play content for you, but listen to you as well.
French startup aims to enrich at-home elderly care with Cutii the companion robot
French startup Yumii wants to help at-home care with its companion robot, Cutii, which uses vocal and facial recognition to help the elderly.
Not a fan of flossing? Flosstime is here to give you a boost
Flosstime is a fun little gadget that's designed to encourage you to floss your teeth more often, while helping to build up a healthy habit.
Yuneec’s latest commercial camera drone has two ‘industry-first’ bragging rights
Yuneec's latest commercial flier is designed to fit any commercial need with three different camera options, from cinema to search and rescue.
TanvasTouch replicates the feel of fabric, guitar strings, and other objects
Tanvas, a Chicago, Illinois-based startup, unveiled its TanvasTouch technology at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
South Korea’s Eyeclon to enter U.S. smart-camera market in 2017
Eyeclon will focus on two key internet of things product areas, both designed to offer “peace of mind” to customers: home security solutions and dash cams.
Nick Offerman offers a more intimate technology when text messages don't cut it
Actor and humorist Nick Offerman chatted with Digital Trends' Greg Nibler and Rick Stella about new technology he's revealing at CES 2017.
Sleep like a Super Bowl champion with Tom Brady’s pajamas of the future
Tom Brady has partnered with Under Armour to create a line of pajamas to improve sleep and reduce recovery time from injuries.
Drone maker DJI reportedly acquires majority stake in camera company Hasselblad
According to new reports, Chinese drone manufacturer DJI has acquired a majority stake in Swedish medium format camera company Hasselblad.
Lab-grown stomach gets scientists one step closer to a ‘human on a chip’
Researchers at Cincinnati Children’s Hospital have created a lab-grown miniature stomach, complete with the ability to produce acid and digestive enzymes.
Portable 'digital nose' can identify just about any smell you throw at it
A “digital nose” being shown off at CES Is hoping to wow visitors with its ability to detect up to 350 different smells in around 15 seconds.
Amazon's Alexa can now re-order your next meal from Amazon Restaurants
Now, you can use Alexa to order your next meal, as Amazon has created a new skill supporting the company's Amazon Restaurants service.
Long-distance love made easier with Kissenger, the virtual kissing gadget
Kissenger hopes to bridge the gap between long-distance loved ones by simulating kisses using pressure sensors and actuators.
Brainwave-controlled puzzle game tests and tries to improve your concentration
Created by an MFA candidate at Parsons School of Design, this game requires players to don an EEG biosensor and then maintain concentration.
Kickstarter machine-vision camera gives your robot project eyes and a brain
JeVois in a diminutive, open-source, quad-core smart machine vision camera designed for users to incorporate into their “maker” projects.