Rabbit TV subscribers will be able to not only browse through free Web video, but also popular subscription over-the-top services like Netflix and Hulu.
Samsung sheds the plastic in the Galaxy S6 to reveal an elegant smartphone that finally shows real signs of maturing with features you’ll actually use.
BlackBerry turns on the vintage hi-fi and steps back in time, mixing a hardware cocktail in the Classic: a smartphone with a physical keyboard and old-school trackpad. Can this throwback unite diehards and defectors alike?
Virtual reality is taking off, but it’s not leaving your phone behind. Pinć turns any iPhone 6 into a VR headset, and its founders want to use it for a lot more than games.
With Microsoft taking over, the Lumia 830 spells the end of the line for Nokia as a phone brand, but does this ‘affordable flagship’ give it a proper sendoff or chuck dirt on the former mobile powerhouse?
Not everyone clips a smartphone on a belt anymore, but for those devoid of any pockets, the Clipless uses magnets and the fabric of your clothing to keep it hovering in place. No belts or pockets required.
Blend is a free app that lets you interfaces with a Blackberry from your PC and access files on your desktop or tablet from your handheld. Could it help return the company to the center of your digital life?
Though its sound quality doesn’t match up to some of our favorites, the Fugoo’s utility will make it a popular choice among those with an active lifestyle.
D-Link’s Wi-Fi Audio Extender does a great job of bringing wireless audio to an older speaker or stereo system, but it’s worth as a Wi-Fi extender is dodgy at best.
The Tablo is one of just a handful of over-the-air DVRs that allow users to record free HD television broadcasts using a digital antenna. With unique streaming capabilities and a slick tablet app, this may be the product to beat this year.
If you often find yourself cursing at your TV as you hunt and peck out the random characters in your 26-character password, the Harmony Smart Keyboard is the best way to avoid a headache (or aneurism).
A look at the numbers around the history of cord-cutting shows that the practice was never a myth, but rather a grassroots campaign flying under the radar.
Calls for a la carte TV business models that let you pick your poison instead of paying for 500 channels you never watch show a bigger picture that it may not be a cakewalk to bring down the old broken system and replace it with something freer and fairer.
Since scooping up the Ultimate Ears brand, Logitech has produced some quality-sounding audio gear. The UE 6000 continue that trend, offering decent active noise-cancellation in a full-sized, over-ear headphone for $200.
Aereo CEO Chet Kanojia speaks with Digital Trends about forthcoming market launches, breaking down barriers, and how his company plans to ttransform TV.
Spending $30 million cash to acquire Boxee is an investment for Samsung, and perhaps an aggressive move to improve what it can offer consumers in the living room by taking on Apple TV and Roku.
Netflix will bolster its film and TV show lineup by adding another 20,000 titles after striking an “8-figure” multi-year deal with distributor Cinedigm.
Logitech expands its Harmony remote control product line by introducing the Harmony Ultimate Hub, turning iPhones and Android phones into universal remotes.
Cambridge Audio has introduced a new 2.1 computer audio system called the Minx M5, featuring a subwoofer, two satellite speakers and a desktop control hub.