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Get an up-close look at LG's new 55-inch OLED TV.
In case you missed the annular eclipse you can catch the whole thing courtesy the efforts of science teacher Cory Poole.
The Falcon 9 rocket and the Dragon capsule are the bread and butter of SpaceX, which hopes for more contracts with NASA and others to ferry things, and people, to and from space.
Some hip eateries are changing to electronic menus that let customers order food without waiters, play games, and even 'like' items on Facebook.
Today's explorers want to stay connected even in the wilderness. And they can thanks to a wide range of products that let campers stay in touch with music, media content and more.
Design firm [FUSE]Chicken offers up its idea for what Apple's next phone could look like.
As social networks have become more intertwined in our daily routines, some criminals just can't resist logging into Facebook at the worst times.
Facebook is testing a system that lets user pay to make their status updates more visible. What's the idea? And where is this going to lead?
Hovercrafts that float slightly above surface are so last year. The Flying Hovercraft takes things to new heights.
Give yourself a gift this Mother's Day: More time. These tools can help.
Scientists have uncovered the oldest-known Mayan calendar ever discovered -- and it further shows that all this December 21, 2012, apocalypse talk is a bunch of hooey.
'Hot Jupiters' are Jupiter-mass planets orbiting close to stars. They might have been kicked inward from their original orbit, destroying or ejecting other planets.
Apple has rolled out a hardware tweak to the iPad 2 that increases the value of the tablet for power users.
With the two-year AT&T contracts of iPhone 4 early adopters coming to a close in June, this version of the next iPhone could be announced during WWDC next month.
Wondering where the best places in the world are to plug in? A new report has the answers, but are we any closer to a global village?
A new fragrance from custom cologne crafter Air Aroma captures the uniquely appealing scent of a freshly unwrapped MacBook, iPad or Apple TV.
A few of Verizon's upcoming phones have leaked including the Galaxy S III and other top devices. Here's the list.
Digital Trends breaks down the battery life claims of laptop manufacturers to find out if they're all hype or legit benchmarks.
For 350,000 unsuspecting Internet users infected with the DNSChanger malware, the Web will cease to function on July 9. Here's why, and how to check your PC before zero hour.
Two experts debate whether bringing the deceased (like rapper Tupac Shakur) back to life as holograms is really a good use of 21st Century technology.
This is your brain on Oregon Trail. And guess what? Gaming isn't the violence-inducing waste of time it's sometimes made out to be.
As Pinterest tries to address its spam problem, some of its most active users could find themselves unable to pin or comment to their hearts' desire.
In this design concept, Pringles packaging are no longer tube-shaped but expandable to a bowl so sharing is easier than ever.
Digital Trends lists the best iPad apps for filing or getting help with your federal and state income taxes.
This coffee table doesn't just look like the original Nintendo gaming system controller, it actually works as one.
Verizon will soon begin charging all of its wireless subscribers a $30 fee for upgrading their phone every two years. Why? Because everyone's doing it.
Everyone's favorite app has up and been acquired. The implications and effects are many, so here's a first look at what it all means.
Digital Trends' staffers Molly McHugh and Jeffrey Van Camp argue over the merit of the smartphone camera.
The production prototype of the Transition flying car took its first test flight recently, bringing closer to reality the possibility of flying home from work and parking in the garage.
Hitachi Kokusai Electric has built a high-performance facial recognition surveillance system that can identify a face in an image from a database of 36 million in one second.
With people revealing more and more personal information on the web, employers are starting to ask job applicants to disclose their Facebook account information.
Online yearbook service SchoolFeed uses deceptive practices to boost its numbers and hijack your Facebook data.
Groupon is offering a "once-in-a-lifetime" trip to explore the Titanic, but is anybody buying?
Quirky products are exactly as they sound, and here's a roundup of the five upcoming ideas that should be available for purchase now.
Apple has unveiled its latest iteration of the iPad, which comes without a new name but plenty of huge upgrades.
Pinterest's potential is huge, but does the platform pave the way to copyright infringements?
A little Internet fame never hurt anyone. Here's how to tweet to get results, whether it's more visibility for your work, site or message.
Living and working in a zero-g environment is challenging enough, without having to endure drinking everything through a straw. But with this "zero-G cup," it appears even astronauts can now enjoy a true cup of tea.
Microsoft, Chaotic Moon and Whole Foods have partnered up to create a Kinect shopping cart as your ultimate supermarket companion.
Google's new all-encompassing privacy policy went into effect March 1. Here's what you need to know (and what you may want to change).
Rumors suggest Cupertino may launch a next-generation Apple TV to accompany the iPad 3 announcement on March 7.
While Richard Branson tinkers with his Virgin Galactic space craft in the hope of getting the space tourism industry off the ground, a Japanese construction company has said it is looking at the viability of building an elevator into space.
Don't know how to put together IKEA furnitures? You're not alone, and new IKEA instructional videos are here to help... aren't they?
Pro-skier Elyse Saugstad had to react quickly when she found herself caught in an avalanche at the weekend. She was saved by activating her special airbag backpack which helped to keep her close to the surface of the tumbling snow. Unfortunately her three friends were not so lucky.
Stanford University researchers have created a wireless way to charge your electric vehicles as you drive so EVs will never run out of juice halfway through a road trip.
With the popularity of the Back to the Future franchise spawning new products, Mattel is the latest company to jump in the Delorean and race up to 88 miles per hour.
Whether you're hunting for the best price or looking for something at a nearby store, we've selected our favorite shopping apps to help you get the job done.
A Florida man got the shock of his life on Wednesday when an electronic cigarette he was using exploded in his mouth.
We round up the best iPhone apps available today, from time-saving productivity tools to games you won't be able to put down.
Algorithm-based online dating sites are a dime a dozen, and several new apps are trying to inject a little more personality into the system.
Check out Soma Architecture's Multiple Natures twisting tower.
Earning $25 has never been easier—just as long as you let Google track your web-surfing habits.
We've narrowed down a list to our favorite tech-related ways to say "I love you" on Valentine's Day.
A new research study observes the use of "scientific" research in order to give weight to online dating services that offer to find the perfect soulmate for users.
Using Facebook can be bad for people with low self-esteem, a new study suggests.
While the addictive nature of checking social networks has only been escalated by more smartphone sales, one study has come to the conclusion that it may be even more addictive than popular vices.
Like many activities, social networking sites offer both opportunities and risks for teens, and parents need to help their children use these sites wisely, the academy advises.
The results of a new survey revealing that 10 percent of British men have secretly logged into an online account belonging to their other half also highlight the careless attitude of many when it comes to password management.
It was probably a rather small step for LEGO but it was certainly one giant leap for a LEGO man when he was launched into space by a couple of Canadian teens recently.
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