NBA's new deal means more highlight videos for international fans
The NBA and WSC Sports Technologies have entered a multi-year agreement to curate video highlight packages for different countries around the world.
Don’t want to take an ibuprofen pill? Just stick a patch on instead
Ibuprofen, the universal pain reliever, is now available as an adhesive patch that delivers drugs in a hyper-efficient way -- directly through your skin.
Alphabet rebrands its health division Google Life Sciences, now named Verily
Alphabet announced another new division earlier this week, Verily, the health division previously named Google Life Sciences.
At Best Buy the Apple Watch now starts at $250, but be quick if you want one
The Apple Watch is Apple's latest offering, and perhaps the most controversial piece of mobile hardware yet. Here's everything you need to know.
FiGo is an adjustable dog wheelchair that anyone can make with a 3D printer
FiGo is one of the coolest wheelchairs we've seen for dogs who have difficulty walking.
Given these drunk driving statistics, Uber may be the answer
Some municipalities have attempted to leverage the power of ride-sharing services like Uber in order to reduce drunk driving accidents.
Glowing bandage could provide early infection detection for burn patients
Researchers at the University of Bath have developed a dressing that turns florescent green when a wound becomes infected.
Brilliant new condom fights HIV infection with an antioxidant-embedded hydrogel
A new non-latex, low-cost condom is made from a hydrogel polymer embedded with a plant based antioxidant that actively fights HIV infection.
Levl pairs with your phone and tracks your level of fat burn through your breath
When paired with your phone, the Levl device measures your body's acetone concentration through your breath, indicating level of fat burn.
We can now 3D print live blood vessels
3D printing live blood vessels has taken the medical community by storm and has serious implications for the future of organ generation and human physiology at large.
Stephen Curry and Shaq lip-sync to Ed Sheeran’s Sing and it’s hilarious
Activision ran a contest for clips of people lip-synching to "Sing" by Ed Sheeran. Fans submitted their best moments via the musical.ly mobile app.
Watch your weight if you’re trying to conceive, or else your kids might pay for it
It's not just expectant moms who have to watch what they eat. A new study shows that a father's weight can change the gene expressions of his sperm.
British scientists unlocked the secret to pain — and how to end it
A team of British scientists has discovered the secret to human pain, which in turn has unlocked the recipe for ending it altogether.
New MotusPro tracking lab could change the way baseball players train
MotusGlobal, famous for saving pitcher's arms with the mThrow, today announced a full body tracking system for baseball players.
Rad Power Bikes offer an electric alternative to four wheels
Rad Power Bikes are ebikes that can perform many functions. They can haul cargo or get you to work. And they can average 20 mph for 30 miles.
Coldplay will take the field for Super Bowl 50’s halftime show
British rock band Coldplay is reportedly set to headline the Super Bowl 50 halftime show. Bruno Mars will appear as a special guest.
World’s first ‘bionic knee brace’ returns energy to your joints to boost leg strength
Levitation is the world's first bionic knee brace. The brace increases endurance and enhances performance by returning stored energy to the joint.
Watching too much TV may be bad for your brain, study suggests
We may become the plagued-with-serious-cognitive-issues generation in a few years. As it turns out, cognitive function is inversely related to time spent watching TV.
The ‘hoverboard’ hoopla continues with protest in NYC
Celebrities like Bieber and Khalifa popularized these self-balancing scooters that do not actually hover. Now they're banned in a bunch of places.
More athlete-focused content is coming: LeBron James' platform lands huge investment
LeBron James' platform, Uninterrupted, has landed a $15.8 million investment from Warner Bros. and Turner Sports for more athlete-focused content.
Horror of horrors: bananas may be going (close to) extinct, new study says
Eat all the bananas you can now because soon, there won't be any left. And it won't be because you ate them all. It'll be because they've gone ... extinct.
Study reveals Facebook causing misery among users because of envy
According to a recent study, envy could be the reason why many Facebook users feel unhappy.
Get ready, fitness fanatics: The Moto 360 Sport hits the U.S. on January 7
Motorola's fitness-minded counterpart to its Moto 360, the Moto 360 Sport, will be available on January 7 in the U.S.
You could stay forever young (or young for a long time) with this diabetes drug
Thanks to a new anti-aging drug, scientists believe they may have found a way to stop the body from falling victim to the perils of old age.
Analyst doubles Apple Watch sales prediction to 12 million sold in 2015
An analyst doubled his Apple Watch sales estimate for 2015 to 12 million units, thanks to an increase of interest during the holiday shopping season.
Are dating apps to blame for the rise in HIV among young Asian men?
“The explosion of smart phone gay dating apps has expanded the options for casual spontaneous sex as never before," leading to a "hidden epidemic" of HIV among young Asian males.
Teens promote safe sex unsafely with newest trend #CondomChallenge
Teens are participating in a new Internet craze referred to as the #CondomChallenge intended to promote safe sex and condom use. But how smart is it?
Diets should be made for your internal gut, not your external one, says new study
People can have different gylcemic responses to the same food, which means diets should be custom for the best results. Cookies might not be off limits!
DietSensor food-scanning app wins CES 2016 Innovation Award Honors
SCiO, the handheld sensor that works with DietSensor app, uses spectrometry to chemically analyze food and show you the nutrients in your diet.
47-year-old Tony Hawk skates first ever horizontal loop
Tony Hawk completes the first ever horizontal loop on his skateboard at 47 years old.