Coronavirus will influence horror movies for decades to come. History proves it
As we live through a traumatic and difficult global pandemic, the horror movies of the future are being shaped, but don't expect them on the big screen soon.
Tech tips for maintaining work-life balance now that both happen at home
Working at home? Use these tech-centric shortcuts to avoid burnout and keep business and personal time separate, even when your home and office aren't.
Is Mac really more secure than Windows? We asked the experts
Privacy is a hot topic right now, so should you use MacOS or Windows if you want to protect your personal data? We decided to ask the experts and find out.
Zwift is like World of Warcraft for cyclists, and I never want to quit
I took up Zwift a year ago and was hoping my fitness would be improved. What I ended up with was stronger legs and a social outlet I never thought I'd need.
The 50-year old Silicon Valley lab that practically invented modern computing
Xerox PARC, the legendary Silicon Valley R&D lab, turns 50 years old in 2020. Here's what it's brought to the world of computing, and what it's up to today.
Online school has a massive blind spot, and it’s hurting young learners the most
Teaching math and science online is easy, but when it comes to fundamental social skills like cooperation and sharing, online classes are grossly inadequate.
Has the pandemic recession canceled ultra-premium smartphones?
We saw a meteoric rise for the ultra premium smartphone segment, but priorities are shifting for those adversely affected, and budget phones are back in style.
Fighting through coronavirus isolation: 4 people share their tech habits
Millions across the world are currently under shelter-at-home orders. For those living alone, tech has become an essential service connecting them to others.
Quarantine paused his portrait shoots. Now he ‘teleports’ people to his studio
How do you shoot portraits under quarantine? With a projector and a lot of creativity. Jeremy Cowart's Love Transported series captures coronavirus portraits.
Why delaying the Surface Neo to 2021 was the only way Microsoft could save it
Delays are never a good sign, but with the stakes high for the future of Microsoft's dual-screen devices, here's why moving the Neo to 2021 is a good thing.
Amid Zoom’s rise, Microsoft Teams is hosting 2.7 billion meeting minutes per day
With COVID-19 spreading, Teams is becoming more popular. A report shows the meaning behind the numbers and how the desire to connect online is changing lives
It’s time to enlist your 3D printer in the fight against coronavirus
It's easy to use your 3D printer to make personal protective equipment for coronavirus responders. Here's how.
Affordable exosuits are here, but they don’t look (or work) how you’d expect
Vanderbilt researchers have built a soft textile exosuit called HeroWear Apex. It promises to augment wearers' strength -- on an impressively low budget.
10 celebrities that are streaming their own shows while stuck at home
At home amid coronavirus, celebs are creating shows to livestream on Instagram, YouTube, and Facebook.
Our producer’s work-from-home setup will give you desk envy
Producer Dan Baker shared his workspace to help inspire you to step up your home office game.
Why driverless cars are ugly, and how BMW plans to change that
BMW's design boss Domagoj Dukec highlighted the challenges of designing an autonomous car. Integrating the numerous sensors is far more difficult than it looks.
Quibi: Is it the next big thing or a billion-dollar boondoggle?
The new short-form video service Quibi has finally launched, but will its focus on keeping content brief make it a short-lived option?
Dell XPS 13 (2020) buying guide: Everything you need to know
The new version of the XPS 13 is gorgeous, but there are many ways to configure it. Which are worth splurging for? Here's everything you need to know.
Pizza vending machines are coming, and they’re perfect for the pandemic era
How many people have touched your takeout before you eat it? This pizza-serving vending machine may turn out to be the perfect solution in the age of COVID-19.
How to donate coronavirus aid and PPE online
Why not use your idle time at home to pitch in and help humanity beat the pandemic?
For towns large and small, 5G is the face of federal overreach
The fast-tracking of 5G leaves municipalities with little power to regulate deployment. They think the federal government is usurping local authority.
Your vacuum might be vomiting dust all over your house
Not all vacuum cleaners are created equal. If the vacuum isn't sealed, it may make the air quality in your home worse. Here's what to look for when buying.
Awesome Tech You Can’t Buy Yet: Ultrafast toothbrushes and a laptop/phone hybrid
Every week, Digital Trends combs through crowdfunding sites like Kickstarter and Indiegogo to round up all the best gadgets, gizmos, and gear currently in preproduction. If you're looking for innovative ideas, keep an eye on this column. This week's offerings include a Backyard biodigester.
What happens if your Apple products break during the coronavirus pandemic?
Coronavirus lockdowns forced Apple to close its service centers, leaving many with dead gadgets.
Keen wants to save the planet one pair of shoes at a time
Footwear manufacturer Keen uses AR, VR, A.I., and robots to make great shoes and boots that are eco-friendly too.
The iPad was released 10 years ago. It’s still the only tablet worth buying
The iPad was released 10 years ago. It's still the only tablet worth buying. Competitors from Samsung and Microsoft haven't threatened the iPad's dominance.
Is it ethical to do a digital detox during the coronavirus pandemic?
There is no shortage of content right now during the coronavirus pandemic. But for some, more information means more anxiety. Is it okay to disconnect?
The high-tech quest to detect COVID-19 via voice
Researchers from Carnegie Mellon have developed a web app that may be able to identify coronavirus by listening to you speak. But it has not been proven.
Animal Crossing’s Zipper T. Bunny is a mystery fans have yet to solve
Animal Crossing: New Horizon's Bunny Day guest Zipper T. Bunny may not be who he appears. But if that's true, who is inside the bunny suit?
What’s safe for kids to watch on YouTube?
YouTube is an attractive option for work-from-home parents looking to keep their kids occupied, but you should know some things in order to make it safer.
Your home gym could threaten your life, but you can fix it
Many of us have been forced to exercise from home. However, you may be doing more harm to your health than good. Indoor air quality sensors can be crucial.
Why everyone is watching livestreams of normal life amid social distancing
Being stuck in their homes has left many of us uneasy, but some people are finding solace in live webcam views of normal everyday life amid social distancing.
Crowdfunding in the age of coronavirus
Crowdfunded projects are being hit hard by coronavirus-fueled factory closures, but entrepreneurs are still finding creative ways to bring their ideas to life.
Smart lights can elevate your mood while working from home
The lighting in your home (and home office) has a huge impact on your mood. Brighten your spirits by scheduling your smart lights to warm and cool when needed.