Social (Net)Work: What can A.I. catch — and where does it fail miserably?
In social media moderation, what tasks can artificial intelligence handle, and which ones are best left up to humans?
Here are five features we’d like to see on the Samsung Galaxy S9
With just a few weeks until Mobile World Congress 2018, rumors about the next generation of smartphones are at a fever-pitch. The Samsung Galaxy S9 is one of the most anticipated phones at this year's MWC. Here are five features we'd like to see.
Are smart mugs worth the cost? We tried 3 options to find out
We tried three smart mugs -- from Ember, Yecup, and Ozmo -- to evaluate whether or not more intelligent cups are worth the cost.
Soraa’s Healthy violet LEDs want to help you sleep better
Trouble sleeping? Blue light emitted from LED bulbs may be the culprit. Soraa's solution is a bulb that uses violet LEDs to replace blue light -- protecting your health while also looking incredibly natural.
First, LifeStraw conquered bacteria and chemicals. Now it’s getting the lead out
LifeStraw's dedication to providing safe drinking water to people all over the world took another step forward at Outdoor Retailer as the brand unveiled its new lead filtration system.
Spy Ace EC electronic ski goggles change tints with the tap of a button
With the simple press of a button, Spy's new Ace EC goggles transition between sunny, mixed, and flat weather conditions, giving riders complete control over their visibility.
A 3D-printed single sidewall gives Capita’s Spring Break snowboards an edge
Capita's innovative sidewall technology, which will feature in the company's Spring Break series, uses a unique 3D printing technique to achieve a single sidewall which doesn't compromise durability.
Ditch the backpack! 686’s Hydrastash jacket keeps you hydrated on the slopes
With a built-in hydration bladder, the 686 Hydrastash Jacket lets skiers and snowboarders forgo a backpack but keep valuable H20 (or other ski beverage of choice) easily accessible.
Once you go EV, you don’t go back. And BMW intends to keep it that way
BMW's electric car whiz talks about why motorists love electrified models, the future of solid-state batteries, hydrogen, and 800-volt charging.
How to watch this morning’s ‘super blue blood moon,’ and what you need to know
Heard people talking about a Super Blue Blood Moon and wondering what all the fuss is about? Wonder no longer, thanks to our handy guide to the once-in-a-lifetime event coming soon to a sky near you.
How ‘Clara’s Ghost’ went from Kickstarter darling to Sundance standout
At the 2018 Sundance Film Festival, we spoke to editor Patrick Lawrence about his films, Clara’s Ghost and Men Don’t Whisper.
Your first spoiler-free peek at ‘The Handmaid’s Tale’s dark second season
The second season of Hulu's 'The Handmaid's Tale' premieres April 25, but Digital Trends got an early look at the season 2 premiere, and we've got all the details you need to prepare yourself for the new season.
Director Mel Jones on why her Sundance debut, Leimert Park, will make cinematic history
Director Mel Jones discusses her Sundance web series, Leimert Park, and diversity at the 2018 festival.
Sundance shines spotlight on Hollywood’s lack of female directors
At the 2018 Sundance Film Festival, women directors, producers, and more talked about the gender gap in Hollywood.
The MacBook Air was revolutionary. Here’s what we want from its replacement
If it were up to us, what would we like to see out of the rumored entry-level MacBook? Well, we asked around the office, and there was no shortage of opinions on the matter.
Why Season 2 of the FX hit ‘Atlanta’ is all about the dried jicama
Kyle Reiter is an editor for FX’s Atlanta. At Sundance 2018, Digital Trends interviewed Reiter to learn how he collaborates with Donald Glover and director Hiro Murai -- and what to expect from FX Season 2.
Editor of Ruth Bader Ginsburg documentary on what makes her a supreme icon
If you mostly know about Ruth Bader Ginsburg from her notorious nickname, our interview with the editor of the RBG documentary, Carla Gutierrez, will explain how she’s earned the moniker.
Forget 4K or even 8K. ‘Star Trek: Beyond’ editor says 6K is the future of film
Editor Vashi Nedomansky edited 6 Below entirely in 6K, and during an interview at the 2018 Sundance Film Festival said he thinks it’s the future of filmmaking.
Don’t be fooled by dystopian sci-fi stories: A.I. is becoming a force for good
Carnegie Mellon University is teaching a new class, titled “A.I. for Social Good.” Is 2018 the year we all start using artificial intelligence to do good in the world?
‘Die With Me’ app will help relieve your low-battery anxiety
This week, we have an app that will help ease the pain of your device reaching its temporary demise, a little bit easier. Using chat app "Die With Me," you can talk to strangers whose smartphones are also about to die.
What is a hybrid smartwatch? The ideal wearable for watch fans
Not interested in touchscreen smartwatches? What about a hybrid smartwatch? If you're new to the world of wearables, you may not know what these traditional-looking watches can do, so here's our guide to introduce you to this desirable piece of tech.
How Kia went from peddling econoboxes to challenging BMW
Kia's transformation has been surprising, to say the least. Here's how the company went from making pallid economy cars to challenging BMW.
Smart home tech is booming, but we’re far from the age of The Jetsons
Jane Jetson pushed buttons to make meals and mop floors, while Rosie the Robot did the dusting and sweeping. We aren’t there yet, but smart home technology is already automating many of our household chores.
Show off your record collection with this DIY storage frame
Why hide those iconic album covers in a milk crate when you can give them the spotlight they deserve, in a sleek wood frame on the wall?
Put dinner on autopilot with Suvie, a robocooker that juggles 4 foods at once
The Suvie Kitchen Robot keeps protein and vegetables cold like a fridge then steams or sous vides them automatically, based on when you want to eat dinner.
Baby got Beck: Grandmother’s Instagram inspires rock icon’s new music video
How a Japanese grandmother's cute Instagram shots led to a starring role for her family in Beck's latest music video.
How a blockchain-based digital photo notary is fighting fraud and fake news
Truepic is an image authentication company that’s taking a high-tech approach to fighting fraud and fake news, verifying images at the point of capture and securely encoding them in the blockchain.
I tried using the Surface Book 2 as my only PC, and it let me down
Can the Surface Book 2 make it as a potential PC replacement? I tried -- and was disappointed with the results. Here's what I found and why it doesn't work.
How Syd Bennett launched an R&B career with old MacBooks and a microphone
Digital Trends spoke with Syd Bennett, lead singer of R&B group The Internet, about the do-it-yourself recording process she's used to become a star.
Ubisoft’s ‘Sam’ A.I. wants to help you play video games
Ubisoft and Google have teamed up to create Sam, the first gaming-specific A.I. virtual assistant. We spoke to its creative director Charles Huteau to learn more.
How Intel will plunk you into South Korean snow by streaming the Olympics in VR
Digital Trends got a hands-on demo of Intel's new NBC Sports VR app, made to bring this year's Winter Olympics to virtual reality.
Microsoft is setting the stage for Xbox Game Pass to thrive
Microsoft’s Xbox Game Pass program now offers first-party games the same day they release. The change makes a strong case for getting Game Pass and an Xbox One.
Here’s what it takes to design the latest Lamborghini
Digital Trends speaks with Mitja Borkert, Lamborghini Design Director, about the Lamborghini Urus SUV’s design inspiration.