Google really doesn’t want you to buy a Pixel 6 phone
The Pixel 6a may have been announced at Google I/O 2022, but Google doesn’t want you to buy it, or any other Pixel 6 phone. It’s all the Pixel 7’s fault.
Google shows ‘courage’ by ditching headphone jack in the Pixel 6a
The Pixel 6a not having a headphone jack is exactly as "courageous" as when the Pixel 2 and iPhone 7 killed it years before.
How did the iPod Touch hang on for this long?
Apple discontinued the iPod Touch on Tuesday, thus ending the iconic iPod line. How did it stay alive for so long despite being overshadowed by the iPhone?
5 useful Nintendo Switch features you didn’t know about
From button remapping to removing the sleep mode lock, these are some lesser-known, but very useful Nintendo Switch features.
After testing AMD FSR 2.0, I’m almost ready to ditch DLSS
AMD FSR 2.0 is here with an update to Deathloop, and the new upscaling tech may be the final nail in the coffin for Nvidia's competing DLSS.
Sarah Dessen & Sofia Alvarez on Along for the Ride’s dreamy YA love story
In an interview with Digital Trends, novelist Sarah Dessen and director Sofia Alvarez discuss adapting Netflix's Along for the Ride.
Darkness and dystopia: The sci-fi movie summer of 1982
The summer of 1982 saw the release of numerous sci-fi classics including Blade Runner, TRON, The Road Warrior, E.T., The Thing, and Star Trek II.
Google’s life-changing AR smart glasses demo gave me shivers
Google showed a pair of prototype smart glasses at the end of the I/O 2022 keynote, and demonstrated how this amazing technology could change lives.
Where the MCU’s Doctor Strange can go from here
Sam Raimi's Doctor Strange sequel brought a flavor of the trippy and horrific to the MCU, and its ending leaves the titular sorcerer with a few places to go.
How visual effects created Snowpiercer’s frozen world
FuseFX studio's visual effects supervisor on the TNT series Snowpiercer explains how his team created the frozen world outside the train's windows.
Inside the long, emotional journey of an early access hit
Cellar Door Games gives a behind the scenes look at the nerve-racking early access process that made Rogue legacy 2 a hit.
How Sam Raimi made the superhero film better
Sam Raimi pretty much reinvented and revitalized the comic book genre with 2002's Spider-Man, launching the modern superhero craze.
Popular YouTubers react to Shorts’ new video remix feature
Popular YouTube creators react to Shorts' latest video splice feature that allows for remixing public videos on the platform.
Xbox lost its digital-only battle, but still won the war
Was the Xbox One just ahead of its time? Last weekend's Xbox server issues indicate that's the case.
5 video games to play if you liked Doctor Strange 2
Doctor Strange 2 has finally hit theaters with an inventive Sam Raimi take on the MCU, and these are five games worth checking out after watching the movie.
Vivint’s new updates make its smart home system even smarter
Vivint updated its product line to a new generation and added a few highly-desirable features to an already great lineup.
Tiger steaks and lion burgers: Lab-grown exotic animal meat is on the way
Most cellular meat startups focus on growing familiar foods (like beef and chicken) in a lab, but Primeval Foods has its sights set on something more exotic.
Beyond Dr. Strange: Benedict Cumberbatch’s best geek roles
To mark the release of Dr. Strange and the Multiverse of Madness, we celebrate the Benedict Cumberbatch's work in classic geek franchises.
The Nexus 7 was the perfect right-place, right-time product
tablet is 10 years old, and in our retrospective, we look back at what made it so well-loved and why it was such a milestone release.
Asus Zenbook Pro 16X hands-on review: Fast, feature-packed
The Asus ZenBook Pro 16X is a tech tour de force with plenty of power and a gorgeous display. It's perfect for productivity, creativity, and media consumption.
GoPro Hero 10 Black vs DJI Action 2 vs. Insta360 One RS: Clash of the action cameras
The DJI Action 2, GoPro Hero 10 Black, and Insta360 One RS are powerful and innovative action cameras.
Finishing touch: How scientists are giving robots humanlike tactile senses
Giving robots sight and hearing is fairly straightforward these days, but equipping them with a robust sense of touch is far more difficult.
Sarah Gadon, Michael McGowan on balancing humor with grief in All My Puny Sorrows
Sarah Gadon and Michael McGowan sat down with Digital Trends to discuss their new film, All My Puny Sorrows.
Severance had the best season finale I have seen in years
Apple TV+ has had some great its originals, including Severance, which had one of the best season finales I have seen in a long time.
In honor of the Scarlet Witch, the MCU’s best character
Wanda Maximoff's journey in the MCU has been full of ups and downs, but she has remained a compelling figure and arguably, the MCU's best character.
Tokyo Vice: The anatomy of organized crime and Sega’s Yakuza
HBO Max's Tokyo Vice shows a gripping deep dive into organized crime, and it interestingly does so through a similar lens as Sega's Yakuza games.
Firebird’s director and star on forbidden romance and Top Gun
In a conversation with Digital Trends, Firebird's actor and director discuss the true-life LGBT romance at the heart of their film.
This is how NASA measures rising sea levels from space
NASA has been monitoring Earth's sea levels from orbit for over 30 years. Here's why measuring from space is actually easier than doing it terrestrially.
Wendy Byrde was the real villain in Ozark, and here’s why
While Ozark saw its share of villains, from drug cartel leaders to the unhinged Darlene, arguably the biggest villain of them all was Wendy Byrde.
5 Google Docs tricks you didn’t know you needed
Create a Gmail draft, set up meeting notes, insert a drop-down list, and more. These are the best Google Docs tricks to date for improving productivity.
Gaming laptops are lying to us, and no one seems to care
Most gaming PCs are defined by their specs, but not gaming laptops. Even with the same graphics card, some laptops just don't perform the way they should.
The Sandman wars, or how accurate are sleep trackers?
I compared the results of three different sleep trackers to determine which one is the most accurate.
Celebrate AAPI Heritage Month with these stellar games
For AAPI Heritage month, here are six excellent indies by Asian American creators, from Spelunky to Rakuen.
Ashley Stayner on true crime and family trauma in Captive Audience
In an interview with Digital Trends, Ashley Stayner talks about family trauma and her father's legacy in Hulu's Captive Audience docuseries.