TSA to yank controversial ‘naked’ full-body scanners out of airports
Ideal for privacy advocates as well as anyone concerned about the safety of backscatter machines, the TSA is finally pulling the plug on scanners that produce near-naked images.
Defending violent video games: The NRA is not your friend edition Sadly, we are back once again, looking at the current trend of blaming violent video games for all the violence in the world.
Why small sensor size may leave your photos feeling inadequate It used to be that megapixels determined which camera to buy. But it's time to debunk that myth and look at what really matters: the image sensor size.
Best job search websites Down, out, and in need of some work? Check out our guide to the best job search websites available to help get you back on your feet and out in the field once again.
DT Deals: Freebie! A whole Mac app bundle on the house Mac users rejoice! Even though our DT Deals are pretty darn good, we felt the need to give away freebies from time to time.
Terms & Conditions: Yelp owns your business – forever Yelp provides consumers with a great way to help choose the businesses we patron. What's not so great: Yelp's Terms of Service say that it can use any of your content however it wants, forever, even if you delete your account (or it gets deleted for you).
Should you accept Atom in your next PC? Intel's Atom processor has re-appeared in tablet and convertible PCs. Should you buy a device powered by Atom, or is the chip best left to rest in netbooks?
The little Kickstarter project that could … or couldn’t. Tough to say, really In which we imagine how the project of our dreams might actually play out when the dreams part of it smacks headlong into the reality of launching products on the crowdsourced funding platform and media darling.
Mousetrap: Four next-gen controllers that will kill the mouse as we know it It's high time the mouse met its maker. Up to now, nothing has truly been able to outdo this age-old peripheral. But 2013's tech might change that forever.
Best Twitter clients for PC and Mac With more than 500 million registered users, you would think the proprietary Twitter website would offer a bit more in terms of features and customization — not to mention a prettier interface. Luckily, there is a virtual bounty of desktop clients to pick up the slack and give you the options you deserve as a
Tunes to play by: How video-game music gets made Composer Winifred Phillips has scored games ranging from God of War to Little Big Planet II, and most recently, Assassin’s Creed III. She sat down for an exclusive interview with Digital Trends to talk about the creative process that goes into crafting a game’s music, how she got started, and some of her favorite work.
Jetsetter: The PlayStation 2 will never die! Sony’s console survives abroad Reports of the PlayStation 2's death have been greatly exaggerated, as the console lives on for another year abroad. We cover that and more in this week's Jetsetter, Digital Trends' weekly look at the international gaming scene.
DT Deals: Master iOS Programming class without breaking the bank Remember when we said learning to program and code isn't just another horrible trend? We mean it, and here's a DT Deal to get you started.
Cord Cutting 101: DVR Solutions for Cord Cutters Cutting the cord doesn't mean you have to give up on recording TV. Check out some great alternatives to the DVR provided by your cable or satellite company.
Deceptive sandwiches, employees and online girlfriends in this week’s Staff picks You want to know all the best from around the Web in the past week, but you don’t want to have to look for it, right? Never fear. We’ve trolled the matrix to find the coolest, weirdest, and most interesting tidbits of the past seven days. Have at it.
Our 10 favorite Spotify apps Thanks to Spotify's app ecosystem, third-party developers have enhanced the music listening experience. Here are 10 Spotify apps that stand out.
Forget CES 2013, here’s what’s coming at CES 2014 Even bigger phones, higher-resolution TVs and one show-stopping surprise are all in the cards for next year’s CES.
SingNshock alarm clock delivers an electric shock to wake you up Designed for anyone that habitually relies on the snooze button to avoid getting up, the singNshock alarm clock offers a jolt of electricity to start the day.
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