The Neuros digital audio player has some innovative features such as a removeable hard drive "backpack" and an FM receiver and transmitter. But "innovative" does not always mean "useful."

Learn how to record music to a DVD disc complete with menus and song titles.

Cy'Qve is a relatively unheard of newcomer hits the scene with something unique, an MP3 player which uses 8cm discs!

With features such as Seamless Link buffer underrun protection and Thermo-Balanced Writing, Philips initial DVD+R/RW offering appears to stand out from the crowd.

With the release of the Nokia 9290, the genre has changed. The balance between cell phone and PDA has been achieved quite nicely by Nokia, providing a large keypad, color screen, and a vast array of tools and applications to use.

The iRock 530 is another addition to the fast growing portable audio device world. With a decent entry level price and 128MB of storage, it appears from the initial look that this player can compete.

The coolest, smallest CD/MP3 Player is chock full of features and ease of use at a great price. The SlimX line keeps getting better and better, and continues to capture the Editor's Choice Award.

MSI's NX6800 video card is based on the 6800 chipset and with it the company is out to prove that you can get more for your money.

LaCie partnered with audiophile gear maker Cabasse to make its new high-end, Sound2 Speakers, featuring driver-free USB connectivity and 30 watts of power.

Planes, trains and automobiles are no longer blackout zones for Google Docs, thanks to new support for Gears that allows users to access and edit documents even without an active Internet connection.

Technology supersite Digital Trends today announced the availability of episode two of Internet video show “Players Only with Scott Steinberg,” which offers an in-depth look at 2008’s most successful gaming phenomenon: casual games. Produced and created by Digital Trends and available for free download and viewing at http://www.digitaltrends.com/playersonly, the latest installment in the 10-episode PC […]

Technology supersite Digital Trends, the leading online destination for consumer electronics news, reviews and insights, today announced the debut of new video show “Players Only with Scott Steinberg.” Available for free download and viewing at http://www.digitaltrends.com/playersonly, the 10-episode program takes viewers behind the velvet rope, introducing them to the one-of-a-kind titles, trends and personalities that […]

PORTLAND, ORE – JANUARY 6, 2014 – Today Digital Trends, a leading consumer technology publisher, announces that Andrew Budkofsky has joined as Executive Vice President of Sales and Partnerships effective January 1, 2014. Based out of Digital Trends New York, Budkofsky will lead sales and partnerships for Digital Trends, the Digital Trends Media Network and […]

Digital Trends, the fast growing online buying guide for the hi-tech lifestyle, today announced a partnership with Internet Broadcasting, the nation’s largest publisher of local news online. The agreement calls for Digital Trends to be the primary provider of technology and consumer electronics video content for the Technology Channels of 60 Internet Broadcasting sites. Internet […]

Digital Trends (www.digitaltrends.com), the leading online destination for consumer electronics and technology news, reviews and insights, today announced its acquisition of premiere videogame industry consulting firm Embassy Multimedia Consultants. The top provider of real-world consulting solutions, brand development/marketing support and strategic advice to game developers, publishers, retailers and distributors worldwide, Embassy services dozens of entertainment […]

Confused by the terminology when shopping for a widescreen TV? Ecoustics has an excellent article explaining everything you know.

Mindful that Google's Street View cars cover thousands of miles of roads in a methodical and organized way, an environmental agency recently contacted the Web company to suggest fitting the vehicles with sensors to detect potential hazards such as gas leaks.

What's the Microsoft Surface Book like in the flesh? Hear it straight from our computing editor. Plus we discuss cheap VR options like Homido, 3D-printed teeth that don't grow bacteria, and some scary-sounding civil-service robots.

Burned out on apps, keys and screens? Improve your analog life! Digital Trends’ brother site The Manual exists to give men straight-up advice, from gear to the latest in fashion, food, drink, travel, grooming, and culture.

The ISB Soho happens to be made out of a transparent plastic that shows the internals, ala iMac. It

The RT314 is extremely easy to setup and configure. Once setup, you will never have to touch it again. It just works, and it works flawlessly.

The UX21 and UX31 Zenbooks will offer speedy bootup, long battery life and ultra-thin profiles.

A new report from Metrico Wireless finds not all carriers with the iPhone are equal: for heavy data, Verizon is the most reliable, Sprint has the best call quality, and AT&T is the fastest.

Despite its size, the company is more efficient and cleaner than ever.

The DiMAGE X60 is a stylish, compact 5 megapixel camera with a 2.5-inch LCD.

How did the 2007 forecast go? And what?s on the front burner for 2008?

We take a look at five popular sports sites that incorporate Web 2.0 features and social aspects.

New wireless music center device from audiophile focused company houses a 160GB hard drive so users can record and archive CDs.

Digital Trends (www.digitaltrends.com), the number one online destination for consumer electronics and technology news, reviews and insights, today announced the appointment of Scott Steinberg as the company’s Managing Partner and Chief Marketing Officer. As managing partner, Steinberg will oversee all business development and marketing initiatives for DigitalTrends.com, with a focus on furthering the company’s core […]

Hulu.com may be preparing to file for an initial public offering which could raise up to $300 million for the emerging video and media giant, Reuters reports.

PayPal's recently updated check-depositing iPhone application is a huge success with consumers, depositing over $100,000 in checks through the application in its first 36 hours.

General Motors Corp.employee suspected of technology leaks kills himself amid South Korea's investigation.

It's not Google Voice or Google Maps causing the wave of Google buzz, it's Google "Dashboard."

Amazon has blamed a glitch, not censorship, for the removal of rankings for thousands of books.