Aaron Colter
Former Digital Trends Contributor
Steady does it: Tips for shooting hand-held photos at slow shutter speeds
Steady does it: Tips for shooting hand-held photos at slow shutter speeds
Pro photographer Karl Taylor offers tips for handheld shooting at slow shutter speeds.
iLuv’s smartphone case with built-in remote shutter designed for the selfie obsessed
iLuv’s smartphone case with built-in remote shutter designed for the selfie obsessed
The iLuv Selfy is a smartphone case with a built-in wireless remote, helping you take self-portraits easily.
Piper makes home security paranoia look much less intimidating
Piper makes home security paranoia look much less intimidating
We got a sneak preview of the Piper smart home security device before it hit the stores this November.
How LIFX is flipping the switch on corporate competitors with its LED smart bulbs
How LIFX is flipping the switch on corporate competitors with its LED smart bulbs
The Philips Hue may be the first Internet-controlled smart lightbulbs to hit the market, but the Kickstarter-funded LIFX become a legitimate competitor?
If ‘The Onion’ is correct, Samsung wearable gives new meaning to the term ‘hardware’ (please be correct, Onion)
If ‘The Onion’ is correct, Samsung wearable gives new meaning to the term ‘hardware’ (please be correct, Onion)
The Onion's latest Tech Trends satirical report boasts a new Samsung device that promises to literally blow you out of water.
Canon EOS 70D’s autofocus feature makes your amateur movies look professional
Canon EOS 70D’s autofocus feature makes your amateur movies look professional
Canon has announced the EOS 70D, a digital SLR that boasts an advanced autofocusing system that makes motion picture autofocusing a dream.
IIHS still claiming red light cameras make us safer despite evidence to the contrary
IIHS still claiming red light cameras make us safer despite evidence to the contrary
Though the report seems to point to cameras making intersections safer, a closer looks shows that it doesn't say that at all.
Anarchy Reigns review: Stylish, quirky fisticuffs at a bargain price
Anarchy Reigns review: Stylish, quirky fisticuffs at a bargain price
Platinum Games' Anarchy Reigns is a bizarre mashup of various gaming styles, unified by the developer's obsession with histrionic, stylized violence.
PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale review: Sony apes Nintendo with unspectacular results
PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale review: Sony apes Nintendo with unspectacular results
Sony's new fighter PlayStation All-Stars Battle Royale is blatantly patterned after Nintendo's Smash Bros. franchise. Whether that's a positive or negative however, is up to personal interpretation.
Pid review: An unremarkable, unoriginal adventure
Pid review: An unremarkable, unoriginal adventure
Pid is the latest in a long line of modern games that hopes to recapture the magic of old-school platforming titles. Unfortunately, it's far from the best.
Marvel Vs Capcom Origins review: Nostalgia sells, ’nuff said
Marvel Vs Capcom Origins review: Nostalgia sells, ’nuff said
Wolverine battles Mega Man once again as Capcom offers gamers the reheated roots of the Marvel Vs Capcom franchise.
