Gods Will Fall preview: Indie Soulslike game could be 2021’s first hidden gem
With replay value, intense combat, and impressive visuals, a lot of what made Hades such an indie hit in 2020 might do the same for Gods Will Fall in 2021.
No cows required: This startup’s lab-grown milk is identical to the real thing
The dairy industry causes monumental damage to the environment. To change that, this clever Israeli startup has developed a way to make real milk without cows
This is how Google’s internet-serving Loon balloons can float for nearly a year
Alphabet’s Loon balloons recently set a record for most consecutive days spent aloft in the stratosphere. How’d they do it? A software upgrade.
Do you really need a smart Christmas tree? Here’s how much it’ll cost you
A smart Christmas tree can streamline your decorating, but is it strictly necessary?
How the virtual MAMA 2020 music awards show took tech to a whole other level
The 2020 MAMA music awards show was held virtually this year, and the technical manager behind the production spoke to Digital Trends about the tech involved.
Five Google Assistant-powered smart display features worth checking out
Google Assistant smart displays like the Nest Hub recently got an updated, more intuitive user interface that makes the devices more functional than before.
These blaze-battling bots are the future of firefighting
Firefighting is one of the rare jobs that we’re happy to hand over to machines. Here’s a look at the most advanced firefighting bots in the biz.
Troy Baker and Nolan North talk their Dirt 5 rivalry: ‘There was no script’
The two veteran voice actors talk about how this project was unique compared to the other games they’ve acted in, and how they came to be involved with it.
The top 10 most brutal iPhone torture tests of all time
The arrival of a new iPhone this week means more crazy stress test videos are just around the corner. Here are our picks of the best from over the years.
Can A.I. solve one of the oldest mysteries of linguistics?
Lost languages like Linear A have confounded researchers for decades, but as artificial intelligence advances, could technology crack the case?