Self-assembling nanomachines may help detect disease
A team of geneticists from Iowa State University, have developed nanomachines which may be able to diagnose diseases in samples of blood.
Kanye West gets retail stores and sportswear line via expanded Adidas partnership
Today, Adidas announced an expansion to its partnership with Kanye West by planning retail stores dedicated to selling Yeezy brand clothing.
Cutting-edge metastasis prediction algorithm can accurately predict the spread of cancer
A New Computer Model Has Found A Fresh Way To Map Cancer Progression: Possibly Offering Valuable Life-Saving Insights As A Result.
The Onvi Prophix video toothbrush lets you spot-check your dental care
Prophix' video toothbrush from dental care start-up Onvi toothbrush lets you scope out your teeth as you brush them by watching a live video on your phone.
Tour de France officials will use thermal imaging to catch ‘bike dopers’
Thermal imaging cameras may seem out of place at the Tour de France, but their presence may prevent an egregious form of cheating known as bike doping.
New ‘bio-ink’ could be used to print new cartilage and bone implants
Researchers At The U.K.'s University of Bristol Have Created A New Hybrid Bio-Ink Which Could Lead To Major Advances In Bioprinting
Weekly Rewind: 3D-printed baby skulls, YouTube live, a wicked quick Swiss EV
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.
Got milk? Keep it away from LED lights
Exposing milk to LED lights "degrades the perceived quality of milk more so than the microbial content that naturally accumulates over time."
Nothing will cost over $5 at health food restaurant run by Elon Musk’s brother
Healthy food for $5 or less will be the menu at Elon Musk's younger brother Kimbal's Memphis, Tennessee fast-food restaurant, The Kitchenette.
Don’t risk your skin with counterfeit laundry detergent
Don't buy 5-gallon containers of Tide, Downy, or Gain laundry soap. They're part of a growing trade in fake goods and in this case, get next to your skin.
Need birth control? There’s an app for that
For women who want to take a trip to the pharmacy without a trip to the doctor for their birth control, there's now an app for that.
The Scosche Rhythm+ is a highly accurate heart rate monitor
The Scosche Rhythm+ is one of the most accurate heart rate monitors you'll find
Tired of being tired? Sleepman wearable will help you rest easy
Meet the Sleepman, which combines "sleep-optimization and enhancement functions with daytime drowsiness prevention and concentration-loss alerts."
The creators of this high-tech toothbrush claim it can clean your teeth in 10 seconds flat
Kickstarter project promises to build a high-tech electric toothbrush which can clean your teeth in 10 seconds
With help from this AI assistant, doctors can diagnose breast cancer with near perfect accuracy
The researchers trained their system on 300 slides of lymph node biopsies. The result was an AI that could detect breast cancer with 92 percent accuracy.
Misfit Ray and Shine 2 owners can now buy swim tracking as an in-app purchase
Misfit has teamed up with Speedo for a second time to create the Shine 2 Swimmer's Edition, powered by Speedo -- or in simpler terms, the Speedo Shine 2.
Study: Delay your workout for several hours after studying for best retention
Researchers found that test subjects who rested for four hours after learning and then exercised retained information better than immediate exercisers.
Fitbit’s sleep-schedule features want to give you a more ‘consistent sleep’
Fitbit is releasing new sleep functions for your fitness band to better optimize your sleep and improve your health.
The end of sexual reproduction could be 20 years away, claims bioethicist
Stanford law professor and bioethicist Hank Greely says designer babies may be closer than we think.
Weekly Rewind: NASA's human tissue bounty, the iPhone's true cost, 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.
Put this smart thermometer in your kid’s ear to get advice on how to combat her fever
The Kinsa Smart Ear Thermometer uses an app to track your symptoms.
Mosha the elephant goes mobile with a prosthetic leg
If it’s true what they say about elephants and memory, Mosha will never forget her surgeon, Therdchai Jivacate.
Awesome tech you can’t buy yet: Shoe socks, a GoPro remote you bite, and more
Check out our roundup of the coolest crowdfunding projects and product announcements that hit the web this week. You can't buy this stuff yet, but it sure is fun to gawk!
Twicycle is the bicycle you pedal with all your limbs
Thanks to a new bike-like contraption known as the Twicycle, you'll be pedaling around town with both your hands and your feet for a full-body workout.
Get nutritional advice from a trainer with MyFitnessPal and Trainerize
Trainerize and MyFitnessPal partnered to give your trainer complete access into your fitness and nutritional habits.
In the market for a Pebble? Here’s a guide to choosing the right one
Looking for a new smartwatch, or perhaps you're in the market for a fitness tracker? Pebble's latest devices offer something for everyone.
Catch your favorite show and keep mosquitoes away with LG’s bug-free TVs
Using built-in ultrasonic wave technology that works whether the set is on or off, LG Electronics has created mosquito-repelling TVs now on sale in India.
Coffee's off the hook for causing cancer, may even reduce risk
The World Health Organization's cancer agency found no evidence that coffee causes cancer. Very hot beverages, more than 140 degrees, however, probably do.
This fingerprint ID system for infants sounds scary and Orwellian, but it could save lives
Anil Jain has developed a machine learning algorithm for helping fingerprint infants -- helpful in both tracking vaccinations and providing positive IDs.