This attachment turns your phone into a web-conneced opthalmoscope
D-Eye has begun shipping a retinal viewing device that works with an Android and iPhone app to show, record and manage images of the inner eye.
CitiBike promises a more comfortable ride on its thousands of new bikes
The CitiBike fleet is getting a much needed makeover, with 1,000 new CitiBikes coming by the end of June, and another 1,400 to be rolled out in Brooklyn.
10 Apple announcements at WWDC 2015 that you’ll want to know
Apple’s Worldwide Developer Conference kicked off today in San Francisco, and the company had plenty of announcements to share with the world. Highlights from this year’s Worldwide Developer Conference include OS X El Capitan, transit directions in Maps, the newly renamed Wallet, and Apple announced its new music streaming service, called Apple Music. Here's a list of everything you need to know from Apple’s 2015 WWDC keynote.
Pitchers are wearing these hidden carbon fiber guards to prevent concussions
Safer Sports Technologies (SST) aims to save pitchers some head injuries while preserving their looks by lining pitcher's baseball caps with carbon.
Polar climbs the Alpe d’Huez to show off new bike computer
Polar, famous for their sports watches and fitness monitors, introduced as new, mid range bike computer in a hands on at the infamous Alpe d'Huez.
Bird-watchers, rejoice: Cornell’s new tool can identify bird species in your photos
The Cornell Lab of Ornithology and Visipedia have launched Merlin Bird Photo ID, which will allow bird-watchers to identify the species of birds in photos.
Female Viagra is finally on the market, but how well it works is yet to be determined
After two failed attempts for approval, as of Thursday, the American Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has approved female Viagra.
Weekly rewind: Dish and T-Mobile flirt, Windows 10 gets a drop date, and more
Microsoft announced this week that Windows 10 will be available on July 29, GameFly launched a new video game streaming service, and Apple’s CEO Tim Cook took a few jabs at companies including Google, Facebook, and Yahoo. Be sure to check out our list, and if we missed anything, please let us know.
New bike company makes effortless, beautiful bikes easy on the pockets
Brilliant Bicycle Company launched a website with unique support to sell bikes directly to the public. Get a quality bike with no bike shop intimidation.
This charming piece of smart jewelry will make you feel like superwoman
Bellabeat made a piece of smart jewelry called the Leaf specifically for women that tracks activity, sleep, stress, breathing, and reproductive cycles.
Robotic teddy bear, Huggable, talks and plays with sick children to make them feel better
Boston Children’s Hospital and M.I.T. has introduced Huggable, the robotic teddy bear that talks and plays with sick children.
How many calories are in that sundae? Google will tell you with the snap of a picture
Google's Im2Calories project is smart enough to calculate calories from mere pictures of food.
Fantasy football finally has its own Comic Con
The first ever National Fantasy Football Convention will be held later this year. Meet the players, improve your game, and run around Vegas.
Gooooal! Boost Mobile offers live sports TV streaming for $10 a month
Boost Mobile will be launching a live TV streaming service aimed at soccer fans as an add-on to its monthly plans.
Smarten up your golf clubs with these little tags
These passive tags attach to the handle of your golf clubs and connect to Golf Pad GPS, the best golf scoring app available.
Don’t skip leg day! Runtastic just added Leg Trainer to its body of fitness apps
If you want to focus on a particular body part, Runtastic has apps for your gut and your butt. New to the fitness family is the Leg Trainer.
High-tech clothing leads the next generation of wearables
Tracking your health is as easy as getting dressed, thanks to the latest revolution in wearables -- fabric itself.
This super flashlight is more than smart: It has everything
The Fogo flashlight is more than just an electric alternative to a burning stick. It has more features than you can shake a stick at. GPS, accelerometer...
Tinder to blame for rise of STD’s in Rhode Island
Rhode Island's Department of Health reports that apps like Tinder have contributed to the rise of sexually transmitted diseases in the state.
Awair is a smart device that measures your air quality then turns on the purifier
AWAIR has advanced sensors that measure your air quality. With this data, it programs itself based on settings you provide for your home.
Handpick helps you pick recipes from Instagram and match them to your ingredients
Handpick has added new functions to their Android and iPhone apps that dig up the recipes missing from those drool-worthy Instagram food photos.
Vi-Band hands-free head massager means no need for a girlfriend
Now there's a hands-free head massager that doesn't look like we're trying to turn back into the original Quaid.
Ocumetics Bionic Lens implant promises eyesight that’s better than 20/20
The Ocumetics Bionic Lens takes correcting vision to a whole new level, promising eyesight that is up to three times better than 20/20.
Weav allows artists to alter their music to follow your body’s rhythm
With Weav, a 'music engine' produced by Google Maps co-creator Lars Rasmussen, the tempo of your soundtrack could fluctuate with your heart rate.
How’s your swing? New multi-sport motion sensors focus on performance, not biometric data
PIQ could be the new name for sports sensors. They've received their Series-A funding and have plans to release them to the public later this year.
Up to 1.1 million customers affected by CareFirst data breach
CareFirst announced Wednesday that up to 1.1 million individuals, but current and former plan holders, may have been affected by the security breakthrough.
Warning: Epic bike stunts; do not try at home
These are bike stunts that will make you ooh and ahh while feelings of envy and awe make your feet itch for the pedals.
The Pulse Play smart wristband stops tennis cheaters, uploads your score to the cloud
Brought to us by sFBI and Andy Ram, the Pulse Play wristband puts and end to debates over score for tennis and other racket sports players.