Tech

Whether it’s rigid schedules, chilly offices, or unequal pay, there are a lot of ways modern workplaces can seem unfriendly to women. To make them more inclusive, there are a lot of ways to combat these unconscious biases and make offices more equal.

Audi’s traffic light information system is among the first commercial applications of potentially game-changing vehicle-to-everything (V2X) technology. Based on a real-world experience of the system, which predicts when traffic lights will change, it looks like the technology is still a work in progress.

Are we finally close to living in the crime-free future promised to us in the movie Minority Report… and how much privacy will we have to give up to get there? Police departments around the world are incorporating evermore advanced tech into their arsenals, and that could turn society into a surveillance state.

Not every new tech product that’s announced makes it to market. A lot can go wrong between an unveiling and a release, so many hotly anticipated gadgets never make it. We take a look at some of the biggest and most exciting tech products that never found their way into the hands of customers.

If you're like most, your day doesn't feel right until you've had that cup o'joe. So why not brew your own, using the latest tech in coffee? Here are the best coffee gadgets on the market.

Has Akihabara in Tokyo, Japan been completely overtaken by all things manga and anime, or is it still a tech-fan’s dream? We visited to find out.

Motivo Engineering engineers new products from scratch. To work fast and produce results, it had to invent a whole new way of working.

The world’s most widely-used mobile operating system has a reputation for malware and vulnerabilities, but is it deserved? We spoke to some experts to find out.

The world’s most widely-used mobile operating system has a reputation for malware and vulnerabilities, but is it deserved? Digital Trends spoke to Adrian Ludwig, head of the Android security team to find out.

There’s a lot of hyperbole about the negative impact of smartphones on conversations. Are we really losing our conversational skills and choosing text over face-to-face chats?

2016 may go down as being one of the most hated years in recent history, and we're taking a look at some of tech worst failures.

It’s been 100 years since the founding of the National Park Service, and we’ve round up the gear to bring along for discovering the beautiful landscapes and to safely get out of them.

Late last week, 29 more companies joined the White House's Equal Pay Pledge, promising to do their part to close the gender pay gap.

CareerBuilder has even better news in its Mid-Year Job Forecast, projecting that over half of employers will raise wages for current employees.

Want cool tech but don't want to pay retail prices? Groupon is having a sale right now, with massive discounts on laptops, headphones, and other devices.

The HBO show Silicon Valley is fiction, but many of the characters seem to draw inspiration from real-life tech entrepreneurs. Here are six examples.

The DT crew discusses the Hover selfie Drone, delivery drones on the golf course, SpaceX going to Mars, China’s new Tazer bot, and Caleb’s poorly considered name for a space colony.

Episode 77: Each week we gather a round table of tech experts from the DT staff, along with the occasional celebrity guest, to discuss all things tech. Topics range from the big tech stories of the week to predicting the future.

Mobile World Congress 2016 officially opened its doors on Monday -- and the air was electric with excitement, although that might have just been from the body heat of the more than 101,000 participants.

A new survey from Modis gives us some insight into how Americans really feel about the booming tech industry.

Rather than telling you again why there aren't enough women in tech and why there need to be more, here's an infographic from The Next Generation

If your ideal day includes curling up with a good book, you might want to consider a move to Seattle, America's most well-read city.

They may not be Silicon Valley or Silicon Alley, but there's certainly a tech lean within Glassdoor's list of the "25 Best Cities for Jobs."

Startups and established companies alike are finding new ways for tech to improve fashion, using things like cameras and algorithms.

If you have a 14 or 15 year-old in your house, they're likely to know much more than you do about tech — and the rise of gadgets and apps are changing the way we communicate with each other.

The predictions business can be a cruel and nasty one.