You can’t always win in ‘Battlefield 1,’ and that’s the point
With Battlefield 1, DICE has traded in the series' modern motifs for a new setting, World War I. The effects of the change go far beyond the game's art.
Don’t buy your Google Pixel from Verizon! Here’s why
Google is out with new smartphones, ones that are apparently "Only on Verizon." They're not -- you can use them on any carrier.
Samsung’s Galaxy Note 7 debacle is far from over
Samsung needs to stand up for its customers and end the production, sale, and promotion of the Galaxy Note 7 in light of the exploding battery issue.
Internet of Stranger Things: 'Black Mirror' tackles horrors of augmented reality in new Netflix episode
At the 2016 New York Comic Con, Playtest, a new episode from the upcoming season of Netflix's Black Mirror, explores the dangers of augmented reality.
Checkmate, Apple: Why Google’s Pixel is a genius move for Android
Google's grand new strategy for mobile world domination is taking end-to-end control of software and hardware with the new Pixel line of phones.
Exclusive: Google will take VR to the streets with Daydream pop-up shop in NYC
Digital Trends has learned that Google will host pop-up events for its Daydream virtual reality platform in New York City, which will begin in October.
OneRepublic’s ‘Kids’ music video is what happens when virtual reality and the record business play nice
OneRepublic shot a music video for the band's single 'Kids' inMexico City using Nokia's OZO virtual reality camera, a move that changed its album release.
Friends? Not anymore. Google wants you to bow down and meet your master
Google has changed. Gone are the days of cheap Nexus phones and an open-door policy. Now it wants to lock you in with its Pixel phones and AI Assistant.
As tech trickles in, medicine is about to hit warp speed
Stem cells will regrow anything, gene editing will customize your DNA on the fly, and you’ll pay for cures, not doctors. Welcome to the future of medicine.
MTV made music videos cool. Technology will make them epic
Digital Trends explores how modern technology will make music videos relevant again with interaction, social media and virtual reality.
‘Westworld’ tackles the morality of technology, explains star Jeffrey Wright
In this exclusive interview, we learn about the questions the provocative series evokes, and the moral dilemmas it raises in a world already confronting VR and AI.
Sphero’s new Force Band grants you intergalactic superpowers
Sphero's new Force Band, a gesture-driven accessory for the company's line of remote-controlled drones, is a magical addition to a superb toy.
Don’t ‘get’ Snapchat? Its weirdest, most innovative creators may change your mind
Beneath the confusing surface of Snapchat is a creative, entertaining community that may just be worth the effort to join.
Why are video cards selling for way above MSRP? We asked the sellers, and makers
Graphics card recommended pricing and their actual cost rarely seem to be comparable, so we reached out to retailers and manufacturers to find out why.
Stocked with gadgets dating back to 1996, Lexar's testing lab is almost a museum
Lexar invited us to California for a tour of the Lexar Quality Lab, which houses over 1,100 devices for testing memory cards and USB drives.
‘Ruin and Rose’ blends high tech and human spirit for a truly unique ski film
Part fiction, part documentary, ‘Ruin and Rose’ is a stunning, high-tech, cinematic ski film that spans the deserts of Namibia to the mountains of Alaska.
This crazy new wearable promises to measure your hydration level and heart rate in real time
A new wearable from healthcare startup BSX Technologies promises to measure your hydration level and heart beat in real time using infrared technology.
Awesome tech you can’t buy yet: Water jet cutters, magnet cables, and more
Check out the coolest crowdfunding projects and product announcements that hit the web this week. You can't buy this stuff yet, but it's fun to gawk!