Watch Marcus Peters test the latest fitness trackers (while Marshawn Lynch heckles)
We hit the gym with Marshawn Lynch and Marcus Peters to determine if today's fitness watches could keep up with a star athlete.
Doctor uses 3D printing to create hyper-accurate ear implants for kids
A doctor in the U.K. is using 3D scanning and printing technology to create hyper-accurate ear implants for children suffering from congenital ear defects.
Genetic links to depression confirmed in massive crowdsourced study
Although it might seem like environmental events cause depressive episodes, growing evidence suggests the condition has much more fundamental origins.
Google and GSK just had a baby company — Galvani Bioelectronics
Google's having another child company, and this time, it's co-parent is GalaxoSmithKline. Meet Galvani Bioelectronics.
New biodegradable nanoparticles detect and treat cancer, researchers say
Modern day theranostics sees therapy and diagnostics seamlessly merged into one efficient system, to cut back on time spent at the clinic and in treatment.
Cancer is at least 1.7 million years old, as per a new fossil discovery
Humanity's battle against cancer has been ongoing for a very, very long time. At least 1.7 million years to be exact.
Using Glow to try to get pregnant? You may want to reset your password
Glow Inc. is on the receiving end of accusations around security and privacy flaws as per a Consumer Reports investigation.
FDA states it will not regulate fitness trackers and wellness apps
The FDA will not regulate products intended only for general wellness, including tools for weight management, physical fitness, or mental acuity.
This is the eye exam of the 21st century — meet the SVOne from Smart Vision Labs
Meet SVOne Enterprise, a new device from Smart Vision Labs that's making eye exams easier than ever.
Test the quality and purity of water, air, food, and cannabis with MyDx
Startup CDx has a mobile purity analyzer with replaceable nanosensors to sample, analyze, and report water, air, food, and cannabis quality.
Weekly Rewind: Yahoo sells, LastPass hack, a solar plane, and More
In the tech world, a lot happens in a week. So much news goes on that it's almost impossible for mere mortals with real lives to keep track of everything.
Onak is a canoe that you can fold up like a suitcase
Ever folded a paper boat and wished that you could jump in and paddle away? Onak, the origami foldable canoe, could be the answer to your wishes.
Uber is not decreasing drunk driving deaths, according to study
Despite Uber survey rider statements that it helps them avoid driving drunk, drunk driving fatalities haven't decreased, study says. It may be too early.
PokéFit puts a healthy spin on your ‘Pokémon Go’ addiction
Now, you can track just how much more active you've become since downloading the hottest app of the summer (Pokémon Go) by way of another app: PokeFit.
How BMW’s self-driving car tech will give American swimmers a leg up in Rio
BMW is lending its automotive computer vision expertise to helping Team USA develop cutting-edge technology for improving their swimming.
Here are the top 10 emerging technologies of 2016, according to the WEF
What will be this year’s biggest technological breakthrough? The WEF recently tackled that question with a list of the top ten emerging technologies.
Americans are more worried than excited about biomechanical body augmentation
Most American adults are pretty worried about human enhancement technologies, according to a survey conducted by Pew Research Center.
Dish to broadcast Olympic coverage in medal-worthy 4K Ultra HD
Dish subscribers with 4K Ultra HD TVs will be able to enjoy a special viewing experience with NBCUniversal's coverage of the 2016 Olympics in Rio.
Uber alerts drivers to distracted ‘Pokémon Go’ players and advises how to make money
Ride-hailing giant Uber has alerted its drivers to the potential hazard of distracted pedestrians and other drivers playing 'Pokémon Go.'
Study: Robot surgeons as good as humans, despite what your doc might say
New researcher on robotic prostate surgery suggests that humans and machines are pretty much equal when it comes to surgery.
Sun Basket organic meal delivery service will soon reach 98 percent of U.S.
With funding for a third distribution center, organic meal home delivery service Sun Basket will be able to deliver to 98 percent of the U.S. population.
Science behind washing your jeans yields unexpected results
Washing jeans isn't necessary for health reasons and can be a waste of water. Washing in hot water fades jeans and tumble drying wears them out.
The 5 best fitness bands for backpacking go where smartwatches fear to tread
From tricked out to bare-bones, these five fitness bands will help you dial in your performance on long distance jaunts in the backcountry and beyond.
Explosive new findings: Farting shown to play a role in regulating your brain and behavior
According to a recently published study, the gasses in your farts may be acting as "gasotransmitters that affect your brain, mind, and behavior."
Your kids deserve farm-fresh lunches, and they can get them from TuckrBox
Meet TuckrBox, branded as "the first farm-to-lunchbox meal delivery program for kids." Its Indiegogo campaign is underway now.
Tiny exoskeleton helps babies avoid cerebral palsy, makes them look like Dr. Octopus
Infants at risk of cerebral palsy are getting a bit of support from a skateboard, robot, and machine-learning algorithm at the University of Oklahoma
Ice Bucket Challenge shows real-world value by funding new ALS-related gene discovery
Say what you want about viral trends but one just helped fund a gene discovery that could lead to a therapeutic breakthrough for patients of ALS.
3D-printing startup creates organ replicas using MRI data to help train surgeons
Startup Biomodex uses proprietary algorithms to turn medical-imaging data into ultra-realistic organ replicas to help train surgeons.
Scientists say they can tell how smart you are by analyzing MRI scans of your brain
Can brain scans detect human intellect? Scientists from the University of Warwick think they might.
Trying to get pregnant? New wearable is aimed at women who want to conceive
. Meet Ava and its Ava bracelet, a fertility-tracking wearable that wants to help women conceive.
Meet Graham, a sculpture that may just scare you into driving safely
Ever wonder what we would look like if our body was designed to survive a car crash? You can, if you dare, thanks to Australian artist Patricia Piccinini.