Get a truly personalized multivitamin 3D-printed for you by Multiply Labs
Multiply Labs and its personalized, 3D-printed pills not only meet your specific health needs, but your schedule as well.
Amazon’s Alexa will soon start doling out pregnancy advice
The new "My Pregnancy" skill for Amazon Alexa from BabyCenter, heralded as "the first Alexa skill to provide pregnancy resources for expectant parents"
The best way to get rid of mosquitoes? Turn them all into males
There's new talk of eradicating moquitoes altogether. And the way to go about doing it? Turning them all into males.
Hands on: Fossil Q Wander and Q Marshal
Fossil got its feet wet with the Q Founder, and now it has the Q Marshal and the Q Wander. We go hands on with these two gorgeous Android Wear smartwatches.
Watson makes its debut in the U.S. Open mobile app, making tennis fans smarter than ever
IBM Watson has made its official debut at the tennis tournament, and is serving as a new cognitive concierge within the games’ official mobile apps.
Jabra goes wireless with its new Elite Sport earbuds
Jabra is already well known for its fitness-focused earbuds, and with its new Elite Sport, it has outdone its previous outings by going fully wireless.
Misfit's Ray will soon be sold in Apple stores, with exclusive Apple-y colors
Misfit doesn't have a new product for IFA 2016. Instead, it's unveiling new color and band options for the Misfit Shine 2.
TomTom’s $130 Touch wearable lets you easily check your body composition
TomTom has three new wearables and they're all focused on fitness. Each one serves a different purpose, however.
Goodbye drops: Smart contact lenses release drugs directly into your eye
Researchers have created a smart contact lens capable of delivering doses of medication directly to the eye.
The biggest tech expo in Europe is happening now! Here’s what to expect
Germany's IFA in Berlin is one of the largest and oldest tech shows in the world. This year, we expect to see a ton of new devices. Here's what's coming.
iPads as effective as sedatives before pediatric surgery, study shows
Letting young children play games on iPads has the same calming effect as sedatives before anesthesia for surgery.
Chicago installs air-quality sensors in high-traffic areas
Concerned about citizen health threats due to air quality, the city of Chicago is putting air quality sensors on 100 traffic poles to monitor and report.
Google DeepMind wants to use machine learning to help treat head and neck cancer
Google DeepMind is embarking upon a research project that could make the treatment of head and neck cancer more efficient.
This smart anti-concussion football helmet was created by a 19-year-old student
An Arduino-powered smart football helmet could help protect players from concussions by using stabilizers and smart sensors.
Hands on: Fitbit Charge 2 and Flex 2
Fitbit has announced two new devices to its portfolio of fitness-tracking wearables -- the Charge 2 and the Flex 2.
Magnetic lace holders mean your shoes will never come undone again
Zubits entrepreneur Ryan Wiens has created a magnetic lace holder which mean you'll never have to stop and tie your shoes again.
New app Nookhub puts bikes in nooks safe from thieves
Nookhub, a new app, is like a valet parking hub for bikes. It offers cyclists a place to park their precious ride that's as secure as it gets.
Comatose man, 25, has his brain 'jump-started' using targeted ultrasound
A UCLA doctor recently "jump-started" the brain of a man who had been in a coma using a beam of targeted ultrasound.
Garmin’s Fenix Chronox could be the most stylish sports watch we’ve ever seen
Garmin is combining luxury and sport with its latest sports watch, the Fenix Chronos, which features a very sleek design.
Texas girl, 5, is pretty in pink with prosthetic arm 3D-printed at public library
Texas girl Katelyn Vincik, 5, recently received a custom 3D-printed prosthetic arm.
Fitbit can keep operating in U.S. after judge rules it did not steal trade secrets
It seems as though Fitbit will continue to be able to sell fitness trackers in the U.S. A judge has ruled Fitbit did not steal trade secrets from Jawbone.
An edible battery may help power next-gen ingestible medical devices
Battery-operated medical devices have been around for decades and, though many of the devices are biodegradable, the batteries they carry are not.
Beakor combines seven bike gadgets into one must-have device
With a live rearview, automatic recording looping, and accident alert system, Beakor is like a black box mounted on your bike.
University of Kansas football coaches see plays from the bird’s eye view of a drone
The newest members of the University of Kansas football team are actually camera drones, and they're helping to eliminate the blind spot in practice videos.
Seniors can learn to avoid falls by completing a virtual reality obstacle course
Researchers exploring whether virtual reality obstacle course could help vulnerable seniors better prevent nasty falls.
Whill’s 4WD Model M makes campgrounds and parks wheelchair-accessible
Thanks to a 4WD system, Whill's Model M wheelchair can move on uneven terrain and even on low-traction surfaces, such as light snow.
The Omni Wheel turns any bicycle into an e-bike
The Omni Wheel from Evelo can attach to virtually any traditional bicycle, turning it into a pedal-assist e-bike. The latest generation has a throttle mode.
Microsoft Kinect camera helps assess symptoms in multiple sclerosis patients
Researchers have created a way to let the Microsoft Kinect camera evaluate walking abnormalities in patients with multiple sclerosis.
Photo finish: Here’s how the cameras at the Olympic finish lines actually work
When milliseconds matter, a 10,000-frames-per-second camera is on hand at the finish line recording the iconic photo finishes of the Olympics.
Samsung launched 6 devices today, including the Galaxy Note 7
If you thought today was just the launch of the Galaxy Note 7, you thought wrong. Samsung is launching five other devices as well.
Want custom 3D-printed soles for your shoes? Now, you can get them from Ryka
Your foot is unlike anyone else’s, so why wear a shoe meant for anyone? Wear one meant for you thanks to the new partnership between Sols and Ryka.