Imagine if instead of pulling your phone out to look at a notification you could just look at your sleeve? Color-changing threads could make that a reality.
Imagine if you could use your whole forearm as as interface for your smartwatch, instead of the tiny display it comes with. That's the idea behind SkinTrack.
Apple Pay is a conevenient way to pay for items in store, however, it hasn't offered the ability to gain rewards points as you go. Kohl's is changing that.
It won't matter if the iPhone 7 doesn't have a headphone jack, thanks to these Bluetooth earbuds by Erato. They are available through Kickstarter for $289.
Have trouble with body odor? Or perhaps you simply sweat too much? SilverTech is here to help! This silver-made underwear keeps you cool and odor-free.
Ian McKellen has a serious passion for Shakespeare, and he wants you to as well. In fact, he's just launched a new app to help you understand Shakespeare.
Looking for a highly secure yet not-too-expensive LTE tablet? You can get the Samsung Galaxy Tab E from AT&T starting this Friday for only $10 per month.
Smart lenses may be making headlines, but Google wants to take things further. The company just filed a patent for a lens that is injected in your eyeball.
Be very careful which payment apps you download from Google Play -- a total of 11 apps were recently found on Google Play to be part of a phishing scam.
Older kids can now enjoy Amazon's FreeTime Unlimited just as much as their younger siblings. Amazon has updated the service to offer content for ages 9-12.
Having trouble finding a meeting time with others? Google Calendar for Android is now able to look at the calendars of those involved and "find a time."
If you don't live near an Apple Store but still want to take advantage of the iPhone Upgrade Program, you're in luck! Apple has brought the program online.
While some don't see the Apple Watch as all that much of a success, the fact is that the watch may end up being an even bigger success that the iPhone.
BlackBerry has been flailing in the smartphone market for some time, but it looks like the company is finally turning its attention toward something else.
Wish you could choose where your energy comes from? Soon you might be able to! WattTime is launching a new pilot that allows users to use only clean energy.