This new glucose monitor eliminates the need to prick your finger
A team from Cardiff University's School of Engineering has come up with a type of "wearable" that uses microwaves to track glucose levels.
Instacart will deliver groceries based on recommendations from nutrition app Platejoy
Sticking to your diet just got a lot easier, thanks to a new partnership between personalized nutrition service PlateJoy and online grocer Instacart.
Students are gaining the upper hand over their teachers when it comes to drones
FAA administrator Michael Huerta announced plans to make it easier for students to fly unmanned aircraft as part of their coursework.
Need a temporary office? Step into one of Britain's red telephone boxes
Bar Works, a co-working company, is planning on turning classic red telephone boxes in Britain into mini offices.
Customer satisfaction: A high majority of Netflix users see no need for cable TV
A new study from AllFlicks indicates that a whopping 76 percent of Netflix subscribers believe that the company will replace traditional television.
Lost your keys? Amazon Echo’s Alexa may soon be able to help find them
Amazon is reportedly investing in TrackR, a company that helps you track your stuff.
Satisfy your wanderlust with Roam, which lets you live anywhere a week at a time
Wanderlust got you down? Get up and travel instead -- just stay with Roam.
Leka is the new smart robot for children with developmental disorders
Leka launched an Indiegogo campaign to develop a new toy for children with developmental orders, seeking to change the way youngsters learn and play.
AI participated in designing this supermodel-worn dress at the Met Gala
Thoroughly embracing the marriage of tech and fashion are IBM and Marchesa, who debuted a so-called "cognitive dress" on supermodel Karolina Kurkova.
U of Michigan, Microsoft researchers question whether a smart home is a safe home
Research recently published by researchers at the University of Michigan and Microsoft sheds new light on the vulnerabilities presented by a smart home platform
Want to use Airbnb in Berlin? You'd better be okay with having flatmates
Total privacy in someone else's home is now illegal in Berlin after officials implemented a law that makes renting out an entire apartment on Airbnb a crime.
Watch robots go medieval on one another at the FIRST competition
The 25th annual FIRST competition culminated in a battle royale among four teams in front of a crowd of over 40,000.
Want an office like the Pied Piper’s? At least you can get the standing desk
Varidesk debuted its new heigh-adjustable Pro Desk 60 workstation on Sunday night's episode of HBO's Silicon Valley.
Edible tech: This home garden will soothe city dwellers’ urban blues
If urban living's got you down, you may be able to introduce a little greenery to your kitchen with Foop, a hydroponic garden.
