From cyborgs to smart homes, we present the latest updates in wearables that are designed for your tech lifestyle.
The most popular wearable devices are typically developed for the sake of convenience. They help you stick to your healthy diet, fitness regime, sleep habits, and busy schedule. Most wearables don't solve a pressing problem; they justmake your life e...
Donna came to the Central Florida Foot and Ankle Center to heal a partial tear of her achilles tendon. She also needed to do something about the pain. It was intense: eight or nine on a scale that goes up to ten. Since she was already a veteran in he...
Fitness trackers are great at telling us how far we've walked or how much sleep we get each night. What they're not so good at is explaining how that information can help you make healthy changes to your life. It is almost entirely up to the user to ...
We're on the brink of a "consumable" revolution. Thanks to recent breakthroughs in nano chip technology, researchers have created chips, sensors, and cameras that are actually small enough to swallow. These miniaturized devices come in the form of a ...
You'd wear smart tech on your wrist. You'd wear it on your clothes. But would you wear it in your eye? In January 2014, Google announced that it was testing a prototype "smart" contact lens to monitor blood glucose levels in people with diabetes. In...
When ebooks first hit the market, many thought they'd just be another passing fad that would die out once the novelty wore off. There was no way that the average American would abandon the familiar, comfortable feeling of a book with actual pages in ...
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