Lots of people have basketball hopes on their garages, letting them play some driveway hoops, but these homes have full-fledged indoor basketball courts. Really gives a whole new meaning to home gym.
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Put some headphones on. THX just released an all-new, "rejuvenated" version of its signature Deep Note sound that plays before films at THX-certified movie theaters. It also runs before the main feature on some Blu-rays and DVDs. The new Deep Note doesn't sound drastically different from the old one — but that wasn't the goal. Instead, Dr. James "Andy" Moorer, who first composed the sound in 1982 during his time as a sound engineer at Lucasfilm, sought to remake it using modern audio technologies that allow Deep Note to be optimized for 7.1 and Dolby Atmos audio presentations; the previous version has been remastered throughout the years, but still topped out at 5.1 surround.
Moorer thinks he's stayed true to the original piece, but THX...
Apple Watch in-store previews are starting on April 10, and that's the first day you'll be able to make a reservation to try one on too.
Pre-orders for the Apple Watch are scheduled to begin on April 10. So are in-store previews and try-ons so you can get a feel for what it's like before you plop down $349 to $17,000 for an Apple Watch. Taking of reservations for those try-on appointments? Also starting on April 10.
It's a slightly frustrating approach — not taking reservations until the day that appointments start, though it's worth noting that there will be two weeks worth of in-store previews before the April 24 launch. If you're not sure which Apple Watch model you want, you might just want to make an appointment. We don't have an exact time for when appointment reservations will open up, but it's safe to assume it'll be at the same 12:01 Pacific time as pre-orders… and it's safe to assume that Apple.com will be hammered in the process.
Source: Apple
We love to imagine how biotechnology might one day enhance our fleshy bodies, but too often, Earth’s wildlife are left out of the future entirely. Enter Kathryn Fleming’s future zoo, filled with a menagerie of fantastical, slightly disturbing, genetically modified mutants.
You don't really think about wireless HDMI until you're confronted with a situation that demands it. Suddenly, the need for a wireless HDMI rig can seem downright crucial. DVDO's Air3C should be one of the first you consider.
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Refrigerators, though still necessary, have come a long way since they were introduced in the early 1900s. Check out a few of our favorites, whether you're looking for an entry-level model that basks in the bare minimum, or one outfitted with features galore.
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The press days of the 2015 New York Auto Show have come to a close, so we decided to take a look back at a memorable event in the Big Apple. In no particular order, we review our 10 favorite reveals from the event.
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It’s about a week later than expected, but OnePlus’ OxygenOS is finally here. The company’s inaugural version of its mobile operating system based on Android Lollipop comes with a few tweaks but nothing game changing.
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Burned out on apps, keys and screens? Improve your analog life this weekend! Digital Trends’ brother site The Manual exists to give men straight-up advice, from unspoken suit rules you need to know, to the latest in fashion, food, drink, travel, grooming and culture.
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Green may be the Plant Kingdom’s color of choice, but it doesn’t have to be that way. In fact, it takes only a little chemical tuning to turn chlorophyll—the light-absorbing pigment that colors plants green—blue, red, orange, or any other hue under the sun.
