Why HDR gaming on PC is such a mess, according to a Ubisoft developer
HDR isn't the "first-class citizen" it should be in the gaming industry, and a developer at Ubisoft broke down for us why that's the case.
Fruits Basket Prelude review: A fitting coda to a beloved series
Fruits Basket Prelude closes out the anime adaptation of a shoujo icon, portraying emotionally raw storytelling once it finds its legs after the series recap.
It’s time for the Mario Sports games to go free-to-play
Mario Strikers: Battle League shows that it might be time for Nintendo to consider a pivot to free-to-play.
Why fitness tracker subscriptions are a rip-off (and how to avoid them)
Some fitness trackers come with an optional subscription package, but if you put in a little effort, most of what's in them can be found for free.
What’s next for Star Wars after Obi-Wan Kenobi?
There's no shortage of Star Wars content in its Disney+ pipeline, but there are other places the IP should look to grow thematically beyond Obi-Wan Kenobi.
Is a smart faucet worth it?
On the surface, a smart faucet seems silly, but is it? Can an intelligent tap truly make a difference in the kitchen?
Gay Pride & Prejudice creators on updating Jane Austen for the podcast age
In an interview with Digital Trends, the creator and cast of Gay Pride & Prejudice discuss updating the classic novel to a narrative podcast with an LGBTQ twist.
With Air Twister, Apple Arcade is entering its Netflix-style golden age
Apple Arcade's latest game, Air Twister, is the kind of gonzo auteur project made possible by the competitive content era.
10 movies to watch after you play The Quarry
Keep the summertime spooks going with the classic horror films that inspired the latest triple-A horror title, The Quarry.
Cloud services are convenient, but they hurt smart home longevity
Relying on cloud servers for basic smart home functionality is a terrible idea.
How VFX gave Doctor Strange’s Gargantos a magic makeover
Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness opened with a wild battle scene featuring the creature Gargantos. Here's how visual effects helped create it.
DJI’s latest Mavic 3 update made me love the drone all over again
DJI's latest update for the Mavic 3 is a big one, and it makes an already excellent drone even better.
5 best prison movies if you liked Spiderhead
If you enjoyed Netflix's Spiderhead, then here are five additional prison movies that you can watch at home.
Where Game of Thrones’ sequel series could take Jon Snow
In a surprising announcement, HBO is developing a Jon Snow-focused Game of Thrones series, and there are more places it could go than one might think.
Do mental health apps really help? We asked the experts
Mental health apps are popular, but are they really helpful? We asked people who use them, and mental health experts, to get the answers.
Emmy Raver-Lampman on Umbrella Academy and her new film Gatlopp
In an interview with Digital Trends, Emmy Raver-Lampman discussed season 3 of Umbrella Academy and her new horror-comedy film, Gatlopp.
Apple’s best iOS 16 feature is something you can’t see
You won't find iOS 16's best feature spelled out for you, but you'll feel it when you start to use the new update on your iPhone.
As Dusk Falls is like Xbox’s own spin on Black Mirror: Bandersnatch
As Dusk Falls' unique presentation and grounded story impress in its first two chapters.
4 underrated ways the OnePlus 10 Pro is so easy to live with (and 1 that’s not)
How is the OnePlus 10 Pro performing two months after we first used it? It has turned into a solid everyday phone, but one feature still needs improvement.
Why the M2 MacBook Air is easily worth the $200 upcharge over the M1
Some say the M1 MacBook Air is fast enough. That might be true, but don't lose sight of just how good the M2 MacBook Air looks.
Gundam Evolution is a hero shooter for more than Gundam fans
Gundam Evolution may be a Gundam-based team shooter, but it's chasing a wider audience than ever.
‘Is he … you know?’: Literature’s best queer-coded characters
Literature is full of queer-coded characters like Jo March in Little Women, reminding us that LGBTQ+ representation has come far but still has a long way to go.
Be a wuss: Pixar movies make you cry, and that’s OK
Pixar movies are a little formulaic, and many of them like Coco, Soul, and Turning Red, are real tearjerkers. Why is that a bad thing?
Developers are ignoring this revolutionary PC gaming tech, and it’s not DLSS
DLSS and FSR have sucked up the limelight in PC gaming performance, but another feature has been lurking in the background, largely ignored by developers.
Lego Brawls pushes the boundaries of what a Smash Bros. clone can be
Lego Brawls feels very different from Super Smash Bros. Ultimate and is all the better for it.
What are the benefits of 5G? How it helps you today (and tomorrow)
New 5G technology promises to revolutionize the way we communicate, but what are the tangible benefits it offers today, and what will it do in the future?
Are the Star Wars prequels actually good?
Long maligned by fan and casual viewer alike, the Star Wars prequels have experienced a recent critical reevaluation as a result of shows like Obi-Wan Kenobi.
Finding recipes on TikTok and YouTube is my new favorite way to cook
Finding recipes on Google is a chore, so I decided to use TikTok and YouTube instead. And the results might surprise you.
3 things you didn’t know you could do with Google Drive
Wondering if there’s something new or a feature that’s somewhat hidden? Look at these Google Drive features you didn’t know existed but are super useful.
American Arcadia has all the markings of a future indie darling
American Arcadia mashes up 2D platformers and first-person puzzle games into a memorable indie game experience.
I can’t stop thinking about Immortality, 2022’s most ambitious game
After playing Immortality at Tribeca Fest, I'm convinced its a quiet game of the year contender.
Apple’s Medications app is a game-changer for the chronically ill
In iOS 16 and WatchOS 9, Apple is introducing a new Medications app. And for chronically ill people, it's game-changing.
Final Fantasy VII Remake is (almost) perfect on Steam Deck
Final Fantasy VII Remake is here, for the third time. This time it comes with Steam Deck support, so we downloaded the game to see how it runs on the handheld.
Next Exit director and stars on crafting a supernatural love story
Mali Elfman, Katie Parker, and Rahul Kohli speak about their new film, Next Exit, with Digitial Trends.