Amazon’s new Blink cameras aim to go the distance with 2-year battery life
The new Blink Indoor and Blink Outdoor cameras can last for up to two years on two AA batteries, or up to four when the new battery expansion pass releases.
LG adds virtual showroom experience for IFA 2020
Anyone can see replicas of LG’s home entertainment and home appliance virtual IFA showrooms online.
With wheels, clips, and shoulder straps, JBL’s new speakers take the party to go
JBL dropped nine new products at IFA 2020, which includes five different models of Bluetooth speakers and four pairs of true wireless earbuds
Samsung unveils Galaxy A42, a budget 5G smartphone, and Trio wireless charger
Samsung has announced three new products, including its most affordable 5G smartphone yet, the Galaxy A42, plus the Trio wireless charger and Tab A7 tablet.
The Premiere, Samsung’s flagship short throw projector, packs 130 inches of 4K
Samsung has unveiled a new addition to its Lifestyle lineup, an ultra short throw 4k projector called The Premiere that will come in either 120 or 130 inches.
What to expect from the IFA 2020 Technology Show
The IFA 2020 show is still scheduled to be held in Berlin, though it will be different than years' past as a result of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.
An exclusive look at Honor’s outdoor smartwatch launching in September
Honor will launch a new smartwatch at IFA 2020, and it's going to have a sporty outdoor design. The company has shown Digital Trends some of the concept art.
CES 2021 is officially an online-only event
CES, the annual Vegas tech trade show, is now officially online-only. The CTA is abandoning a physical event in favor of an "all-digital experience."
Samsung says it’s skipping IFA, Europe’s biggest technology show
Samsung will not be attending the IFA technology show in Germany in September. Uncertainty over the pandemic has prompted it to hold a digital event instead.
IFA 2020 aims to be the first post-coronavirus tech trade show
The IFA 2020 technology show will take place in September despite the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, say organizers, but with a new concept to ensure safety.
IFA 2020 in Berlin will still go on — just not as you know it
IFA, the largest consumer electronics conference outside of the U.S., is not going forward as planned in Berlin this year due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Razer Blade Stealth 13 (Late 2019) hands-on review: For real
The Razer Blade Stealth 13 has always been a capable gaming machine, but Razer is back in 2019 with not one, but three new 13-inch Stealth laptops. With a model featuring Intel Iris Plus graphics, as well as an option the GTX 1650 graphics card, Razer is taking the Stealth lineup places it has never gone before.
The dual-screen LG G8X ThinQ launches on November 1 for just $700
LG has launched the G8X ThinQ Dual Screen. On the surface, it appears to be very similar to the LG V50 and its dual-screen case, but there have been a lot of changes to improve this new version over the first. But there are other quirky features, like an ASMR mode built into the phone.
Nokia 7.2 review: Nokia aims high but misses the mark
HMD Global's latest phone in the U.S. is the Nokia 7.2, and not only does it look sophisticated, but it also has some killer camera specs. There's a 48-megapixel camera, along with a wide-angle and depth-sensing lens. But can it dethrone the Google Pixel 3a, which remains the best camera on a phone under $400?
Diesel On Axial hands-on review: An undeniably wild and stunning smartwatch
Diesel's latest smartwatch, the On Axial, has the wildest, most uncompromising, and completely masculine design we've seen yet. The brilliant visuals are matched with some much needed technical improvements too, and based on our early impressions, it's going to be a solid performer. Here's our first look.
The $350 Nokia 7.2 is available for pre-order in the U.S.
A post-Pixel 3a world means companies really need to step up their game where midrange phones are concerned, and the Nokia 7.2 is HMD Global's contender. With a triple-lens camera, solid glass build, and Android One software, it's a great looking phone -- especially since it comes with a $350 price tag.
Trifo’s new Max is an A.I. robot vacuum and guard dog in one
There was so much to cover at this year's IFA conference in Berlin but one of the cooler under-the-radar announcements was Trifo's new robot vacuum cleaner, Max. It's an app-controlled, A.I.-powered vacuum that can double as a security guard and inform owners about weird movements and/or intruders.
Best tech of IFA 2019: From OLED TVs to lightning-fast laptops
IFA 2019 was a disappointment. We attended the various media events and trawled the show floor for a week, and kept seeing the same kit from different manufacturers -- there wasn't anything entirely inventive. But that doesn't mean that there wasn't some solid hardware on show. Here's the best tech we saw at IFA 2019.
Cooking platform SideChef expands its empire with new smart kitchen partnerships
SideChef's all-in-one home cooking platform has proved wildly popular with manufacturers of smart home appliances for the kitchen and this year is no exception as the company announced new partnerships with refrigerator maker Haier and Home Connect, an app that unifies appliances from different brands.
Apple 5G modem business could take years to develop, Qualcomm president says
Apple purchased Intel’s 5G modem business for a billion bucks in July – so will Tim Cook and Co. write Qualcomm out of the will completely? In an exclusive interview at IFA 2019, Qualcomm President Cristiano Amon made clear that this partnership is anything but over.
Best TVs of IFA 2019: Five models that blew us away
Frankly, this was not a good year for TVs at IFA 2019. Typically, Europe's massive tech show is ground zero for the unveiling of the year's hottest new televisions, but this year, the well ran dry. That doesn't mean there weren't some stunning TVs to gawk at, though -- here are the five best TVS we saw at IFA 2019.
Exclusive: TCL shares its plans for world domination at IFA 2019
TCL might not be a household name in the United States, but despite its lack of name recognition, it's one of the biggest electronics manufacturers in the world -- and it has big plans for expansion in the coming years.
IFA 2019: The biggest announcements from Europe’s leading tech show
The world's leading manufacturers took to the stage at IFA 2019 to showcase their latest innovations. Here's what you need to know about this year's show, including how long it will run, where it's held, the schedule, and all the devices we've seen unveiled by the likes of LG, Sony, and Samsung.
5 awesome pieces of new tech we saw on display at IFA 2019
It's not just consumer electronics on show at IFA 2019 -- it's also a great place to get a glimpse of emerging technologies which could change the way we live in the future. Here are 5 awesome pieces of new technology we spotted on the show floor this year, from exoskeletons to hydroponic gardening pods.
Roku is coming for Netflix’s European streaming dominance
Roku may be the king of the streaming services in the U.S., but it's less well known in Europe. Now, Roku aims to change that and to challenge Netflix's European dominance. At IFA 2019, the company announced it is expanding into the European market with new Hisense TV models and a TV licensing program.
Sony Xperia 5 hands-on review: Compact, colorful, but not quite a winner
Is Sony's Xperia 5 a true successor to the much-loved and now mostly deceased Compact series of Sony phones that packed winning specs into a smaller, more easy to handle body? Almost. It certainly wins on the design, style, colors, and size; but there are concerns over the camera and a true reason to buy.
Huawei eyes October launch for Mate X, with a more powerful version to follow
Huawei may be planning to use the new 5G Kirin 990 processor in a future upgraded version of the Mate X folding smartphone, according to Richard Yu, the company's chairman. In the meantime, the version launched in March may finally go on sale in October with the older Kirin 980 processor inside.
Digital Trends Live: IFA 2019 wrap-up, Facebook’s reward for detecting deepfakes
On this episode of DT Live, hosts Greg Nibler and Riley Winn tackle the biggest trending stories in tech, including an IFA 2019 wrap-up, Facebook’s prize to detect deepfakes, Apple Music’s web app, India to land on the moon, and more.
Everything is connected: Qualcomm is all-in on 5G for 2020
You've heard 5G is coming, though it's tough to get excited about an incremental improvement in mobile internet speeds. But Qualcomm President Cristiano Amon wants to change that, announcing the chipmaker's new 5G features at IFA 2019 and laying out use cases like video streaming, AR, and cloud gaming.
Braun reinvents its classic speakers with Google Assistant to compete with Sonos
Braun has partnered with the U.K.'s Pure Audio to revive its iconic LE line of speakers, with tech and features that put it on par with today's best wireless audio products. The three new speaker models clearly pay homage to Dieter Rams' original designs, but the price may scare off all but the most ardent Braun fans.
The Plyy is a fully customizable accessible gaming controller for everyone
There are many people who want to play console games but can't due to problems using traditional controllers. German brand Plyon wants to change that, creating a prototype of a fully customizable gaming controller. Digital Trends spoke with head of design Alexander Römmelt about the project.
Samsung takes on home appliances with its Ikea-like modular fridge and more
At IFA 2019, Samsung introduced a range of techy home appliances, including a modular fridge concept, a quiet air purifier, a powerful cordless vacuum, and a dual oven that can cook and steam at the same time. Plus, there's a wardrobe that can steam or dry your clothes as you store them.
At IFA, Qualcomm and BMW unveil the world’s first 5G connected car — almost
At a keynote presentation during IFA 2019, Qualcomm President Cristiano Amon and Christoph Grote, BMW's senior vice president of electronics, announced plans to evolve future vehicles with 5G, which will push next-generation connected cars even futher. Digital Trends sat down with the pair for a deeper dive.
5G phones to be cheaper in 2020 as Qualcomm expands support for Snapdragon chips
Cheaper 5G phones are coming thanks to Qualcomm, as it said it's adding 5G connectivity to its Snapdragon 6-Series and 7-Series chipsets in 2020. Twelve manufacturers have signed on to use the 5G Snapdragon 7-series chip, ranging from Motorola to HMD Global, maker of Nokia phones.