Have you ever been knee-deep in holiday cooking and thought to yourself, ‘there’s got to be a better way?’ So did the creators of the Brava Oven, who wanted to find a better, more efficient tool for baking. Their invention, which cooks with light, will change everything we do in the kitchen from this point forward.

On the five-year anniversary of the Surface Pro, Microsoft GM Pete Kyriacou compares the Pro 1 to the Pro 4, analyzes the evolution of the Laptop and Studio, and discusses design philosophy.

The Windows Timeline feature is coming to Windows Insiders, along with a new feature called Sets. Both should make it easier to work with your stuff—but will you get it?

On March 29, the team of virtual assistants aiming to scour your inbox and tidy up your digital life will get a little more crowded. Alexa, Siri, Google Assistant, Cortana: Meet Bixby.

The Surface Studio is stunning, but not just because of its hardware. A peripheral is one of its best features – the Surface Dial, an input device like nothing we’ve seen. We interviewed Microsoft Senior Designer Scott Schenone to hear how it was built.

To celebrate its 10th birthday, Digital Trends is proud to unveil the DT10. Over the next few months, we’ll take a look at the world around us, examining how it’s changed over the past 10 years and thinking about where it’s going. Join us on the journey!

With 176,000 attendees and close to 3,700 companies showing their wares, including nearly 400 start-ups, making sense of the 2016 CES is going to be a real challenge. Here’s what I think you should keep an eye out for as the beast lumbers into town.

Sure, it’s one of the largest automakers in the world, but to continue Henry Ford’s promise of freedom through mobility, it has to be so much more.

With Nike, Intel, Google, and Project Runway, Digital Trends presents the Wearable Tech Fashion Competition, bringing style and elegance to the tech world.

Your car is dumb, and the company that built it doesn’t really care. But where carmakers are content with complacency, AT&T wants to connect up every car on the road. To its network, naturally.

AT&T aims to make its technology the backbone of the emerging Internet of Things world.

Holograms are nifty, but Windows 10 is far more important to Microsoft's future. We went hands-on with the latest build of the new operating system to see Cortana, the action center and the new control panel for ourselves, and we came away impressed.

A new augmented-reality technology from Sony based on the movie "Inception" has buildings grow and collapse like Shrinky-Dinks -- making navigating a foreign city easier, or highlighting popular restaurants nearby.

Is the $1,000 iPhone X worth the price tag? We think so, but it’s not for everyone. You’ll have a perfectly fine smartphone experience with the iPhone 6S, and you’ll save a lot of money too.

NASA's exoplanet-hunting satellite TESS is fully operational and has begun scanning the skies for distant planets known as exoplanets, NASA reported on Friday -- and maybe, just maybe, spying signs of life outside of our galaxy. The space agency launched its TESS satellite on April 16.

The CM Translator from Cheetah Mobile seems the answer to every traveler’s dream: It translates between half a dozen foreign languages, including Chinese, Spanish, and Thai, at the push of a button. And it does it all with the power of machine learning and A.I.

Mirror is an on-demand, interactive home gym built into an ordinary full-length mirror. The device is essentially a giant LCD screen: Behind your reflection is a personal trainer who guides you through a variety of workouts. Hang it on a wall, clear a space on the floor, and your den becomes a gym.

These are the best free books for Kindle, the most popular ebook reader on the market, with thousands of titles on Amazon, Google Play and other sources.

The new Samsung Galaxy Watch pushes the edge of the wearable envelope: This smartwatch aims to improve not just your fitness but your overall wellness. But how? In an exclusive interview, Alanna Cotton, Senior Vice President and General Manager at Samsung reveals just what that means.

AEB is designed to alert a driver of proximity to the car ahead, and apply the brakes when the driver can't. But faulty radar modules are causing the automatic emergency braking system in select 2018 Nissan vehicles to turn off, making it ineffective.

I have a 2015 Mazda and it has a USB phone charger that feels a decade old. When will auto makers fix this?

TCL might not be a household name in the United States, but despite its lack of name recognition, it's one of the biggest electronics manufacturers in the world -- and it has big plans for expansion in the coming years.

From Silicon Valley, Colombian Juan David Cruz tells us why he created the Vhista App, a tool that gives vision to the blind via the iPhone.

New research says 1 in 5 shoppers (19%) will use smart assistants like Amazon Echo or Google Home to purchase holiday gifts. But is it true?

Hololens is like a smartphone for surgery, allowing doctors to collaborate, communicate, and plan procedures more efficiently. And it's only the beginning.

After a disappointing 2014 that had pundits yet again predicting “the death of CES,” the biggest consumer technology show in the world is ready to amaze again in 2015, thanks in large part to a host of small, innovative companies with big ideas.

Apple, we love you, but you’re bringing us down. Flagging quarterly results from the notoriously secretive company may mean it’s time to drop the veil and give us a taste of something new.

At Microsoft Ignite, Avatar and Titanic director James Cameron joined Microsoft for a fully virtual tech conference featuring holoports, a new Mesh, and more.

Smart contact lenses are finally becoming a reality. And the future of this intriguing technology is nothing like what you might expect.  

Faster phones, easier access to on-demand video, simpler networking -- on the surface, 5G sounds like a dream. So why is it more of a nightmare?

5G phones will debut at MWC in mere days, but will they be clunky bricks with inefficient chips? Will they double in thickness, yet only support a few hours of connectivity? A reference design from Qualcomm looks ordinary, but it’s actually a unique glimpse of the future: This is what 5G phones will look like.

An Amazon A.I. researcher plans to turn seven buildings and about 500,000 square feet of downtown Jackson, Mississippi, into a technology park and incubator.

Whether you like it or not, 8K TVs are coming -- and fast. But the thing is, you probably won't need one if you only watch movies and TV. The real reason you'll want to pick up an 8K TV next year is video games.

Monster plans to enter an entirely new market: online gambling, poker in particular. The PokerTribe.com site will launch December 15, it says.