These dynamic tattoos can warn you of health threats
Imagine a tattoo that alerts you to a health problem.
Imagine a tattoo that alerts you to a health problem.
Some of the websites we use today are the same ones we visited long ago, but the look of those sites has changed dramatically.
The key findings of an 11-month study into unsolicited phone calls.
After losing a loved one, these founders couldn’t find the answers they were searching for. So, they came up with their own solutions.
The virtual assistant wants to help diagnose mental illness, autism, concussions and Parkinson’s disease, too.
A computer science professor offers some ideas for what you can do about it.
But scientists have concerns.
Spam calls are at an all-time high, but there are ways to combat them.
Dreading the "low battery" alert? Find out what makes your smartphone battery die, and how you can make it last longer.
The trend is getting increasing international attention as a potential “cure” for technology addiction.
A new wave of people are noticing these subtle but peculiar aspects of chatting over video.
They tested the technology on 10 human livers that had been rejected by transplant centers. Six regained full functionality within a week.
The device was originally designed for those with Parkinson's.
How one dog inspired a new cancer-detecting robot.
Need a ride but don't have a smartphone? There's a toll-free number for that.
The DoorJammer is a portable, no-hassle door barricade that doesn't need a fitting tool or any door modification to install.
Our long national nightmare is over.
A quickly emerging set of technologies known as bioprinting is poised to push the boundaries further.
The Longevity Explorers meet regularly to discuss what they find challenging or fulfilling about products ranging from canes to hearing aids to the Amazon Echo.
Memorializing, securing and closing social media accounts are part of today’s end-of-life responsibilities.
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