Hate those pop-ups and video ads? Chrome update is set to banish them
Google Chrome update targets annoying ads - including those from Google, Magic Leap CEO says holographic streaming is on the AR/VR horizon, Tim Cook wants you to get off Apple Park's lawn, pronto.
Avast! It’s time to play pirate in Microsoft’s fun-filled ‘Sea of Thieves’ Xbox MMO
Get your sack and pillage on with the not-so-serious Xbox pirate game Sea of Thieves, Monero miners target Android smartphones users, jet maker Airbus thinks small with Skyways drone delivery system.
New AMD ‘APU’ chips get their game on, but will they replace GPU systems?
AMD's new Ryzen chips come with graphics power baked right in, iFixit gets out the power tools to bust open the Apple HomePod, iOS 12 will come out when it's good and ready.
Still want a Facebook ‘dislike’ button? Big blue tests ‘downvote’ option
Facebook tests out a 'downvote' button, Apple says the iBoot leak doesn't affect up-to-date devices, Waymo is now an Uber investor is a sudden and unexpected settlement of a major lawsuit.
Twitter finally turns a profit – and it only took 12 years
Twitter has a green quarter at long last, app maker's study shows smart watches can pinpoint health issues, Google is set to rev up Nest smart home products.
Apple: Tweaks to iPhone X and 8 models mean no future throttling
Apple says the iPhone 8 and X models won't need 'throttling,' we interview the man behind the beats to some of your favorite tunes, and a recap of the SpaceX Falcon Heavy launch.
NYPD trades old Nokia Windows phones for 36,000 new iPhone 7s
The NYPD replaces Nokia Windows phones with thousands of Apple iPhones, France cracks down on mobile phone distracted driving problems, Porsche doubles down on an electric future.
Apple Music makes gains in the U.S., but a possible Spotify IPO looms
Apple Music is making gains against streaming giant Spotify, at least in the USA, new group pushes back against social media and tech addiction, The Verge takes a closer look at Intel's Vaunt AR glasses.
Apple posts record $88B Q1 haul but iPhone sales actually ticked down a bit
Apple earnings hit record levels while iPhone sales slip a bit, even Amazon's CEO is impressed with Alexa, and we fly best new small drone to hit the market.
Mario and the Minions Movie? Nintendo says it’s going to happen
Mario and Minions may get together for some movie mischief, the new Corvette ZR1 steals the VIR lap record from the Ford GT, and Samsung's super-secret flexible phone may arrive this year.
Cisco warns users about serious vulnerability in WebVPN software
Cisco warns users about a flaw in their VPN software, Tinder loses an age discrimination lawsuit appeal, high-tech 'Amazon Spheres' indoor garden goes online in Seattle.
Kuo: Apple’s culty iPhone SE is not getting any big changes
News that Apple's legacy iPhone SE isn't getting any changes is good news to fans, Huawei hits another US market roadblock, long-standing Atari 2600 video game record wiped out due to cheating allegations.
Apple prunes back iPhone X production as sales figures wither
Apple may cut iPhone X production as sales cool, Microsoft unpatches an Intel Meltdown patch, Trump administration mulls a nationalized 5G network.
Apple HomePod pre-orders open today; is it worth $350?
Pre-order window opens for the Apple HomePod smart home speaker, Intel says future chips won't have Meltdown or Spectre flaws, does America's possible spacefaring future doom the ISS?
Apple iOS 11 update will allow storage of health records on your phone
Apple iOS 11.3 update gets poked and prodded, Samsung's Galaxy S9 smartphones get a launch date, BYU imaging researchers are our only hope.
Apple’s iOS 11.3 update will (finally) open a window on battery life
Apple's iOS 11.3 update draws near, Qualcomm will need more than pocket change to pay a huge EU fine, and we pick up some milk and other goodies at the highly automated Amazon Go store.
Apple HomePod debut set, but is Alexa too far ahead of Siri?
Apple HomePod gets a release date at long last, Elon Musk to stay at the helm of Tesla, DJI's new Mavic Air minidrone takes to the air.
Apple may stop selling the iPhone X this summer
Despite respectable sales, Apple could be retiring the iPhone X as early as summer 2018. Analysts predict even larger screen sizes and a more affordable option to debut by the end of the year.
Apple says there will be no Amazon-like bidding by cities on next big HQ
Apple won't play the Amazon game in selecting their next campus site, Google patches up their tech to prevent wifi problems, everyone is waiting for Elon to throw the switch on the Falcon Heavy test.
Tim Cook lays out Apple’s well-funded near-future in the U.S.
Apple set to pour billions of dollars and thousands of jobs into the U.S. market, Hassalblad uncorks a 400 megapixel camera, we pick the six best TVs from CES 2018.
Google Arts app goes viral with new match-me-to-a-classic-painting feature
Google app shows your doppelganger from the art world, tiny app sniffs out Meltdown and Spectre patches, smart home bits crash wifi networks.
Google looks to expand cloud operations by going deep sea (cable) diving
Google pushes multi dollar plan to expand cloud computing biz, Microsoft bids farewell to Windows 8.1, Ford pays homage to the King of Cool.
CES 2018 Day 3 wrap-up: Here are a few of DT’s favorite things
CES 2018 is in the books, and so Digital Trends looks back at the coolest, most innovative tech at the show.
Affordable new products and the future of tech highlight day 3 of CES 2018
DT Daily features a discussion on our favorite products and the future of tech on day 3 of our continued coverage of CES 2018.
Catch up on Day 2 of CES 2018 with our quick wrap-up video
Catch up on everything that went down during Day Two of CES 2018 with Digital Trends' wrap-up video.
Join us as we kick off Day 2 of CES 2018 with details of our live coverage
It's Day Two of CES 2018, and we have another full day of interviews with the biggest companies and live video coverage ahead.
CES Day 2: 5D Printing and the race for smart home supremacy
Big news at CES about Chinese tech companies, digital assistants finding their way into everything, a smart ecosystem battle royale.
The first day of CES 2018 saw racing mechs, futuristic skateboards, more
CES 2018 is shaping up as a wonderful showcase for tech. On the first day, we saw a racing mech, futuristic skateboards, and more.
Digital Trends’ CES 2018 live-stream provides up-to-the-minute coverage
Digital Trends is covering CES 2018 live, all day, every day. The stream kicked off with a discussion of what to expect in the coming days.
Television talk dominates the opening salvo from CES 2018
Crazy new television trends, virtual assistant integration by major TV manufacturers, wireless charging, advances in laptop technology.
CPU and OS makers go on red alert over Meltdown and Spectre vulnerabilities
Entire computer industry collectively freak out over Meltdown and Spectre chip flaw, H/P issues battery recall, Jimmy Iovine will leave Apple.
AT&T says actual 5G wireless super-fast network will debut later this year
AT&T promises great things from their upcoming 5G cell system makeover, Nintendo Switch sales set a record, we preview CES 2018 hot topics.
Spotify quietly files for IPO just before getting hit with $1.6B Wixen lawsuit
Spotify makes a move, then someone else moves against Spotify, Intel CPU flaw has OS devs scrambling, modder thinks inside the Xbox One X box.
Apple draws line at iPhone 6 for battery program, so iFixit.org steps into gap
iFixit.org offers $29 battery swap kits for Apple iPhone 4 and 5 models, LG's giant 8K window on the world, camera 'metalens' breakthrough.