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Connecting your smartphone to the web with just a lamp -- that is the promise of Li-Fi, featuring Internet access 100 times faster than Wi-Fi with revolutionary wireless technology.
If Apple refuses to help the FBI unlock San Bernardino shooter Syed Farook's iPhone, a universe of penalties in various courts are possible.
All wet
SpaceX called off the launch of a Falcon 9 rocket from Cape Canaveral on Wednesday to make sure the booster's supply of super-chilled cryogenic liquid oxygen is cold enough to support the delivery of the 5.8-ton SES 9 commercial communications sate
Controlling cancer rather than killing it could be the best way to fight the disease, according to scientists
medically obsolete... (NaturalNews) Turmeric has long been one of the most prized spices from the East, but its benefits extend far beyond the wonderful flavor and color it lends to many recipes.
Hair surgeon Dr. William Yates reveals why men go bald and which side of your family is more likely to cause baldness.
A few tweaks to intercontinental ballistic missiles in time for a close flyby of asteroid Apophis in 20 years. Belinda Smith reports.
The 2006 discovery that mature skin cells can be converted into stem cells opened up exciting possibilities in regenerative medicine.
If paying for something with your smartphone still seems like a strange concept, then news that you'll soon be able to do so with a selfie is likely all the more confusing. Indeed, though, MasterCard is set to roll-out both facial recognition and fin
are safe...(NaturalNews) A major hurdle in the self-appointed elite's push to vaccinate Third World people groups is the commonality of vaccine-associated adverse events, also known as adverse events following immunization (AEFI), which more often th
(NaturalNews) A renowned academic who is the co-founder of the Cochrane Collaboration, one of the world's top organizations for assessing medical evidence, believes that Big Pharma is killing tens of thousands of Americans every year.
A DRUG TRIAL UNDERWAY IN SEATTLE COULD EXTEND THE LIVES OF FAMILY PETS. SOME DAY, IT MIGHT DO THE SAME FOR PEOPLE.
A group of scientists says it has now reconstructed the history of the planet's sea levels arcing back over some 3,000 years -- leading it to conclude that the rate of increase experienced in the 20th century was "extremely likely" to have bee
How very interesting it all is… the gamemakers are claiming dominion over our perceptions, our thoughts, our experiences, emotions, etc. Are we still operating within the bounds of reality?
In the beginning there was the iPhone. Then came a bunch of phones that tried to be just like it. Then those phones tried to be different, but in variously off-putting ways.
Astronomers have found an extraordinary trail of gas greater than 300,000 light years across originating from a nearby galaxy called NGC 4569, according to a report in Astronomy & Astrophysics.
The Bike Washing Machine encourages you to conserve energy and get fit while completing household tasks.
A new analysis of the world's oldest banded iron formations (BIFs)-- marine chemical sediments located in Western Greenland often used as geochemical archives, scientists have discovered that Earth's atmosphere contained small amounts of oxygen e
'Tech tattoos' will store your personal medical and financial information on a microchip embedded in your skin
Antibiotic resistance is rapidly reaching the scale of a global health crisis. More and more people are being treated with "last resort" antibiotics, and the head of the World Health Organization, Margaret Chan, recently warned that the explosion of
Why your human doctor will be replaced by a pill-pushing robotic toilet that's tag-teamed with a Google Terminator compliance hunter-killer drone
A U.S. soldier wounded in an explosion will be the first person in the United States to receive a penis transplant, doctors at Johns Hopkins Hospital said, which could open the way for about 60 other servicemen with genital injuries to have this surg
Whether it's the curved edges of Samsung's Edge devices or Apple's 3D Touch, smartphone manufacturers are always looking for ways to provide users with novel experiences.
Batteries are getting better at a steady pace, but the technology is far from perfect - they are still quite short-lived, and have real trouble delivering bursts of power.
Nearly 5 billion people will be myopic by 2050
The enemy of my enemy...
It's not perfect, but it could make immunotherapy a "pillar" of cancer treatment, researcher says
Scientists have successfully printed a functional human ear that is ready for transplanting.
Walking with a wearable robotic exoskeleton may enable people with multiple sclerosis to walk more efficiently by reducing the energy and muscle activity needed to walk, according to research.
