Say hello to Impossible Pork, the next generation of fake meat
Impossible Foods took the culinary industry by storm in 2019 with its improved Impossible Burger, a plant-based substitute for ground beef that mimics the flavor and feel of the real thing. At CES 2020, the company unveiled its next product: Impossible Pork.
Where are they now? A look back at our past Top Tech of CES winners
For years, the tech sages of Digital Trends has been crowning the most impressive products at CES. How well have our picks held up? With CES 2020 on the horizon, it feels like a good time to look back at our favorite tech from years past, and ponder just how important they really proved to be.
The decade in dystopia: Technological trends inching us closer to collapse
When the 2010s began, the future of tech seemed bright. Tech entrepreneurs promised a future of unity and progress, a world built around connectivity and convenience. As the decade closes, however, all those utopian dreams have faded, as we’ve woken up in a world of constant surveillance and insecurity.
Holiday Gift Guide 2019
Looking for the perfect tech gifts to give this holiday season? Digital Trends’ experts have searched high and low for the best of the best. We’ve picked out the greatest drones, computers, smart home gadgets, and more, so whether you need a stocking stuffer or a splashy gift, you’ll find it here.
What is graphene?
Graphene is one of the most promising semimetals on the face of the Earth, though, many people still have no idea as to what it is. Simply put, graphene is a super-thin material that is nonetheless remarkably strong. Here's how it works, and what it could mean for the future of technology.
Everything we know about The Last of Us Part II
Naughty Dog is developing a sequel to one of its most popular games, The Last of Us. Here's everything we know so far about the game's plot and direction. We cover the game's new gameplay features, as well, including updates to stealth, improving your abilities, and the enemies you'll be fighting.
The best white noise machines
Are noisy neighbors or late-night traffic interfering with your sleep? Does the overwhelming silence in your bedroom make you restless? White noise machines can mask the noise and help you snooze easily. Here are some of the best around, whether you need to doze while traveling or keep your baby asleep.
Thanks to iris scanning, refugees can get the food they need at a glance
For humanitarian organizations trying to deliver aid to refugees, the lack of identification can be a quagmire. The United Nations' World Food Programme has deployed a technological solution, using iris scanning and Blockchain to help refugees get food quickly and easily.
Amazon gives everyone a first look at the new Echo with superior speakers
At its devices event in September, Amazon announced a new mode of its classic Amazon Echo smart speaker. If you're not sure whether you need an upgrade, it might be time to commit, as the new Echo sports a slew of improvements.
Here are the best tech gifts you can snag for $100 or less
Looking for a great gift for the techie in your life, but don't want to spend a fortune? A Benjamin goes further than you might think. We've scoured the world for the best tech gifts under $100, so whether you're looking for speakers or drones, you won't have to break the bank.
Digital Trends Live: Amazon robots, Huawei OS, and more
On this episode of Digital Trends Live, hosts Greg Nibler and Ryan Waniata journeyed through the wild lands of tech news to catch the biggest scoops. On the docket today: Amazon delivery robots are on the loose, Huawei revealed its new OS, and more.
Digital Trends Live: Galaxy Note 10, a home cocktail dispenser, and more
On this episode of Digital Trends Live, hosts Gren Bibler and Adrien Warner broke down the biggest news stories from the world of tech, including our review of the Samsung Galaxy Note 10 Plus, a machine that produces single serve cocktails, and more.
Digital Trends Live: Samsung unpacks the Galaxy, Disney bundles services, more
On this episode of Digital Trends Live, hosts Greg Nibler and Riley Winn break down the biggest news tories from the world of tech. On the docket today: Samsung held its Galaxy Unpacked event, Comcast is bringing fast internet to low-income Americans, and robots are making frozen yogurt.
Jargon: Looking under the hood of car industry terminology
On this episode of Jargon, we look under the hood of the terms that you might come across when buying a car. If you've ever been befuddled by the idea of gap insurance, or shocked by all the cap costs that appear on your receipt, we'll guide you through the wonderful, confusing world of car sales.
Digital Trends Live: Apple Card, ChinaJoy wrap-up, and more
On this episode of Digital Trends Live, hosts Greg Nibler and Matt Katz rode the stormy seas of tech news in search of the biggest stories. On the docket today: Apple Card is finally rolling out, a Hyperloop is coming to Europe, and more.
Digital Trends Live: Back-to-school gifts, women in tech, and hoverboards
On this episode of Digital Trends Live, Greg Nibler and Nicole Raney discuss Franky Zapata's hoverboard flight across the English Channel, Samsung's new smart watch, the results of PDX Women in Tech's state of the community survey, and more.
What’s the best way to stick it to Equifax? Make them work for you
If you were hoping to get a sweet slice of that Equifax settlement pie, prepare to go hungry. So many people have filed that the already small shares of $125 per person are shrinking. If you still want to make Equifax pay, you’re better off choosing free credit monitoring instead.
Dark side of the moon: Why lunar landing conspiracies flourish online
Half a century after humans first walked on the moon, there are still people who doubt it happened. Although the internet has connected people around the world to each other and the collective knowledge of humanity, conspiracy theories are not just persisting but thriving on social media.
The best robot kits for kids
Every kid loves a good toy, but when it comes time for presents, wouldn’t you like to give them something that will also help them learn? These robotics kits represent the best of both worlds, and allow your child to learn the basic principles of engineering and programming while they play.
The best drones under $100
You don’t need to empty your wallet to get into flying drones. As the hobby has gotten more popular, manufacturers have started producing more budget-friendly models, and while they don’t always have the fanciest bells and whistles, they get the job done. Here are some of the best drones under $100.
Digital Trends Live: Walmart brings out A.I., Google cancels the Slate, and more
On episode 157 of Digital Trends Live, hosts Greg Nibler and Juan Garcia broke down the biggest news stories from the world of tech. On today's episode: Google cancels the Pixel Slate, Walmart is using artificial intelligence to track shoplifting, and A.I. could change the gig economy.
Coffee cups and plot holes: Game of Thrones got lazy as it raced to the finish
In its final seasons, Game of Thrones was afflicted by pacing issues, nonsensical character developments, and a few out-of-place beverage containers. As the show raced to hit all its important moments in a sparse 13 episodes, it felt like a student forced to attend a class they're already set to pass.
Dorne, Bran, and more: The loose ends we’d like to see Game of Thrones tie up
As Game of Thrones approaches its finale, there are more than a few characters and stories that seem to have fallen by the wayside. With the anticipation building, we look at some of the loose ends we really hope the show will tie up, even if the chances are slim. Who is the new Dornish prince, anyway?
Requiem for Jaime: Game of Thrones’ most fascinating Lannister deserved better
On the latest Game of Thrones episode, a number of characters made decisions that were not only questionable, but a betrayal of their character arcs. While the internet rages at the Daenerys' decisions, no character made as bitter a turn as Jaime Lannister, a fascinating figure who deserved more.
As Game of Thrones’ assassins descend on King’s Landing, whose heads will roll?
Last time on Game of Thrones, various characters are riding to King’s Landing with murder on their minds. Is Jaime going to reunite with Cersei, or kill her? Will Arya cross the last names off her list? Here’s your guide to these Westerosi assassins, and who they’re looking to kill.
Game of Thrones’ race to the finish line leaves no time to enjoy the scenery
As Game of Thrones moves into its final three episodes, the show is knocking out plot points at a frantic pace, moving the pieces into play for the final battle, no matter what it takes to get there. The result is a show that's less thoughtful, less believable, and a lot more focused on spectacle.
What’s the point of Game of Thrones after The Battle of Winterfell?
After more than seven seasons of build-up, the heroes of Game of Thrones finally battled the army of the dead, and it was ... not what we assumed. The threat looming over the entire series is changed, and we're left to ponder what exactly the show was about all this time.
The best Rube Goldberg machines
For simple problems, sometimes a complicated solution is better. Well, maybe not better, but certainly more entertaining. Rube Goldberg machines are complex, often humorous devices built to perform ordinary, not very humorous tasks. Here's a collection of the best Rube Goldberg machines from across the internet.
Digital Trends Live: All-digital Xbox, fitness coaching on your phone, and more
On episode 109 of Digital Trends Live, hosts Greg Nibler and Nicole Raney broke down the biggest stories from the world of tech, including leaks about the upcoming "all digital" Xbox, Apple's potential investment in gaming, and more.