Tales of the Walking Dead is a refreshing take for the zombie franchise
Tales of the Walking Dead is a refreshing take on an overplayed trope, offering interesting stories that cross multiple genres through each episode.
Intel says Moore’s Law is alive and well. Nvidia says it’s dead. Which is right?
Nvidia's CEO boldly declared Moore's law is dead last week. Intel is saying the opposite. So, who's right?
Everything announced at Amazon’s 2022 Fall Event: new Echos, Fire TVs, Kindle Scribe, and more
Didn't get an invite to the 2022 Amazon device event? We've got you covered. Here's a recap of everything they announced.
Cyberpunk 2077’s Steam success is great, but we can’t rewrite its history
While Cyberpunk 2077 has made a big comeback, its success shouldn't be viewed as a redemption arc.
Bros and the modern LGBTQ+ rom-com
Billy Eichner's Bros arrives at a crucial time for representation, and its critical success signals a shift in the modern landscape of the LGBTQ+ rom-com.
Are smart kitchen gadgets worth it?
So many gadgets are popping up with 'smart' in the name. But what does this really mean, and when it comes to smart kitchen appliances, is it worth it?
If you have a Netflix subscription, don’t sleep on the service’s games
If you've yet to try the mobile games included with your Netflix subscription, now's a good week to jump in.
Vernon Davis on post-NFL life and transition into entertainment
In an interview with Digital Trends, former NFL star Vernon Davis speaks about his life post-football and why he now loves to act.
Batman’s live-action future should be on HBO, not on the big screen
Matt Reeves' prospective The Batman trilogy is undoubtedly the current focus, but DC should be looking to the HBO brand when the next reboot needs a new angle.
Why it’s hard recommending AMD Ryzen 7000 after Intel’s Raptor Lake launch
AMD's newly released Ryzen 9 7950X is the fastest CPU you can buy. But it's still very hard to recommend it right now with Raptor Lake's impending release.
Halloween Ends final trailer teases showdown between Laurie and Michael
In the final trailer for Halloween Ends, Laurie Strode prepares for battle in her one last showdown with Michael Myers.
I have a confession — I may have been wrong about the Apple Watch Ultra
I questioned whether the Apple Watch Ultra could be worn as an everyday smartwatch without looking a bit silly. Now I've worn it myself, I have the answer.
Competitive shooter The Finals will make rivals ‘panic,’ devs say
The Finals' server-side destruction system is currently unmatched, and developer Embark Studios thinks it will make other developers panic.
With the Star Wars series Andor, Diego Luna finally steps into the spotlight
After decades of hard work where he's proven his versatility and talent, Diego Luna finally steps into the spotlight with the Disney+ Star Wars show Andor.
Is it worth waiting for Matter to buy new smart products?
Matter is on the way, and it promises a faster, more seamless smart home. Is it worth holding out until it's live before buying your next smart light?
Don’t Worry Darling and suburbia as the ultimate nightmare
Olivia Wilde's Don't Worry Darling is another entry into the cinematic genre obsessed with but terrified by the ultimate symbol of the American dream: suburbia.
Hello Neighbor 2 offers impressive open-ended puzzling and one creepy villain
Hello Neighbor 2 leans into clever level design to make its puzzles feel more dynamic, and its villain is smart enough to stay on your heels.
Section 8’s Christian Sesma on how ’80s movies influenced his filmmaking
In conversation with Digital Trends, director Christian Sesma spoke about his love for the '80s and action films and how they influenced his film, Section 8.
How the Galaxy Z Flip 4 fixed my unhealthy phone habits
The Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 4's outer display has helped me fight the urge to get lost in the flurry of unwanted notifications and social media posts.
Can a Community movie still be relevant and funny in 2022?
Can writer/director Dan Harmon make a Community movie that still feels relevant in today's politically divisive and more socially conscious environment?
Why AI will never rule the world
Despite fears that AI will one day take over the world, some experts contend that our existing AI systems are incapable of surpassing human intelligence
ThermoPro’s TempSpike: A wireless thermometer for the newbie in all of us
We got a sneak peek at the ThermoPro TempSpike wireless meat thermometer. Read on to see if it impressed as much as the TP25 four-prong one for grilling.
Which $1,000 phone has the better camera — iPhone 14 Pro or Galaxy Z Flip 4?
The iPhone 14 Pro and the Galaxy Z Flip 4 both cost $1,000, but which one to choose? We test the cameras to help you make a decision between them.
Deathloop on Xbox doesn’t change much, but is still great
On Xbox Series X and S, Arkane Lyon's Deathloop is still the same amazing immersive sim it always was, just with a couple of extra flourishes.
Hero Fiennes Tiffin on After Ever Happy, The Woman King, and wearing too-tight jeans
In an interview with Digital Trends, actor Hero Fiennes Tiffin talks about the fourth installment of the popular After franchise and starring in The Woman King.
Big Tech’s superficial support is undermining the right-to-repair movement
Big names like Google, Samsung, and Apple are all starting to get on board with right to repair, but how substantial are their latest programs?
Why I’m almost ready to switch to AMD GPUs for streaming
AMD has finally caught up with Nvidia on streaming thanks to the introduction of two new features: the new AMD encoder and AMD Noise Suppression.
The one AirPods Pro improvement we just can’t see — yet
Maybe these new AirPods Pro will last a full year before being replaced. Or even three months would be nice.
James Cameron’s sci-fi epic Avatar returns to theaters, but has its magic faded?
James Cameron's sci-fi epic Avatar returns to theaters13 years after it broke records. Will audiences still care?
Smart gadgets need a face-lift. A lot of them are way too ugly.
It is high time design catches up with technology. Why can't our gadgets be beautiful and functional?
Splatoon 3’s multilayered grind has me completely hooked
I've already sunk over 70 hours into Splatoon 3 thanks to its multi-layered approach to progression.
Andor has a chance to make Star Wars feel fresh one more time
Lucasfilm's latest Star Wars series Andor has finally premiered on Disney+, and despite treading familiar canon, it has a chance to make that era feel fresh.
Don’t Worry Darling’s ending explained
Do you want to know what happens in the Florence Pugh/Harry Styles thriller Don't Worry Darling? Digital Trends has all the spoilers for you.
How Nvidia’s DLSS 3 works (and why AMD FSR can’t catch up for now)
Nvidia's new DLSS 3 has a lot going on. We break down how it works and why AMD's FSR can't catch up, at least for the time being.