Articles by: Kevin Parrish

Kevin Parrish

Kevin started taking PCs apart in the 90s when Quake was on the way and his PC lacked the required components. Since then, he’s loved all things PC-related and cool gadgets ranging from the New Nintendo 3DS to Android tablets. He is currently a contributor at Digital Trends, writing about everything from computers to how-to content on Windows and Macs to reviews of the latest laptops from HP, Dell, Lenovo, and more.

Articles by: Kevin Parrish

ZigBee, Z-Wave, Thread and WeMo: What's the Difference?

By Kevin Parrish published 12 December 17

Smart-home devices use a bewildering array of wireless network protocols. Which ones should you use?

Dropcam Launches New Network Camera with Bluetooth LE

By Kevin Parrish published 10 October 13

Dropcam Pro builds on the former model with Bluetooth Low Energy, a wider field of view and more.

Microsoft Sends Mixed Messages on Xbox One Kinect Privacy

By Kevin Parrish published 8 October 13

Microsoft may or may not sell your personal data to third-party advertisers.

Fake Mobile Facebook Site Wants Your Credit Card

By Kevin Parrish published 4 October 13

Social networks have no business asking for credit card numbers unless you're trying to make a purchase.

Microsoft Shuts Down MSN TV

By Kevin Parrish published 1 October 13

The pioneering Web TV service has signed off.

A.I Android SmartWatch Makes Calls Too

By Kevin Parrish published 1 October 13

It's a smartphone in a watch form factor.

EA Claims Apple Paid Money for Delay of PvZ 2 Android

By Kevin Parrish published 26 September 13

Apple denies that it paid any cash for Plants vs. Zombies 2 exclusivity.

Microsoft Talks More About 3D Printing in Windows 8.1

By Kevin Parrish published 23 September 13

Microsoft and hardware partners created a new 3D print format for Windows 8.1.

Hackers Offering Online Courses for Hacker Wannabes

By Kevin Parrish published 20 September 13

It's like going to an online college.

Capital One Pulls Out of Isis NFC Payment Platform

By Kevin Parrish published 19 September 13

If you're unable to use your NFC-capable Android phone to make tap-based payments with Google Wallet, chances are it's because AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon Wireless have their own NFC-based payment system in mind with Isis. But that could change...