Apps are turning people into snitches, experts say
A new smartphone app will allow members of the public to submit evidence of speeding drivers to police forces.
I don’t charge my phone at night because OnePlus broke me (and it’s awesome)
OnePlus ships a crazy-fast 65-watt charger in the box that can charge your phone in just over 30 minutes. It has changed my life.
Apps that plant trees for you are booming. But are they actually helping?
There are dozens of apps that promise to plant trees in exchange for your usage, but critics say not all of them are making a positive impact on the climate.
The Google Nest lineup needs a redesigned plug
The Google Nest Hub is a great smart display, but its bulky plug is in dire need of a redesign. Here’s why users are still frustrated years after its launch.
Why crypto’s eco-friendly pivot is perpetually delayed
Switching cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin and Ethereum to a proof of stake system could cut their energy use by 99 percent, but doing so is easier said than done.
How Grid Studio transforms forgotten tech into works of art
Grid Studio is on a mission to give discarded tech a second lease on life by transforming it into a work of art. Here’s how.
IOS 16 is the perfect time for Apple’s Messages to gain RCS
With iOS 16 on the horizon, it’s just about time for Apple and Google to make up and finally improve the messaging situation between iOS and Android users.
Star Wars: Who are the Inquisitors in Obi-Wan Kenobi?
Disney+’s next Star Wars venture pits Obi-Wan against new foes, and this is what you need to know about the Inquisitors.
Director Adam Sigal on Chariot & bonding with John Malkovich
Director Adam Sigal spoke with Digital Trends about his new film, Chariot and working with John Malkovich.
Young Justice: The series we deserve (even if we can’t see it)
Young Justice might very well be the best comic book-based series on television, so why does it seem to be falling behind its lesser competitors?