With 2020 on the horizon, the last few weeks of 2019 present us with a unique opportunity to look back and reflect on not only the past year, but also the past decade. The span of time between 2010 to 2020 brought some of the most amazing technological advances the world has ever seen, so […]
Scientists have long dreamed about using quantum computers to solve some of the biggest problems known to humankind. IBM researcher James Wootton wants to use them to create computer games.
On this episode of Digital Trends Live, we dive into the biggest tech topics of the day, including a $6,000 Mac Pro, a portless iPhone on the horizon, Tesla’s premium connectivity, Snapchat’s harmless deepfakes, and more.
In just a few days, the world's leading manufacturers hit Las Vegas to showcase their latest hardware at CES 2020. Here's what you need to know.
Every week, Digital Trends combs through crowdfunding sites like Kickstarter and Indiegogo to round up all the best gadgets, gizmos, and gear currently in preproduction.
On this episode of Digital Trends Live, we break down the biggest tech stories, including the iPhone 11 location-data controversy, Qualcomm's team-up with Pokémon Go's creators, Uber’s sexual assault problem, and more.
We want to hear from you. What's your favorite tech of the year? Our Reader's Choice poll lets you nominate your fav and tell us why it's the love of your life.
2019 was an awesome year for consumer tech. We tested over 1,000 of the best products, devices, and gear put out in 2019, including smartphones, laptops, and TVs. Our top tech is not just the best of the year, but the culmination of an innovative decade.
Is your computer's fan noise driving you mad? Does your graphics card bellow like an ogre? Don't worry! There are easy, inexpensive ways to make your PC shut up - beside throwing it out the window!
AT&T will be at the DreamHack Open to show what a 5G network can do by streaming footage of the CS:GO tournament live. Three 5G-enabled smartphones will be on hand to capture unique perspectives.
