Watch your weight if you’re trying to conceive, or else your kids might pay for it
It's not just expectant moms who have to watch what they eat. A new study shows that a father's weight can change the gene expressions of his sperm.
New MotusPro tracking lab could change the way baseball players train
MotusGlobal, famous for saving pitcher's arms with the mThrow, today announced a full body tracking system for baseball players.
The ‘hoverboard’ hoopla continues with protest in NYC
Celebrities like Bieber and Khalifa popularized these self-balancing scooters that do not actually hover. Now they're banned in a bunch of places.Â
This new new sous vide machine is as clever as its web and app suite
This week ChefSteps announced the Joule, one of the smallest, lightest waterproof immersion circulators set for market.Â
Diets should be made for your internal gut, not your external one, says new study
People can have different gylcemic responses to the same food, which means diets should be custom for the best results. Cookies might not be off limits!
DietSensor food-scanning app wins CES 2016 Innovation Award Honors
SCiO, the handheld sensor that works with DietSensor app, uses spectrometry to chemically analyze food and show you the nutrients in your diet.
The ShareRoller detachable e-bike motor fits rideshares and charges your phone
The ShareRoller is a detachable, easily portable friction drive that can e-motorize any bike or kick scooter.
These smartglasses don’t make you look like a cyborg, while giving you pilot-level stats
Smartglasses can do just as much while disguising the fact that you're wearing a $500 piece of tech.
New blood drawing technique could mean less needle pokes at the hospital
Fear of needles? Intermountain Healthcare and Velano Vascular are exploring new tech that could keep people from feeling like pin-cushions.
Russia’s track and field doping scandal makes Lance Armstrong’s look tame
The results of a World Anti Doping Association report found a "deeply rooted culture of cheating," in Russian Athletics that may result in an Olympic bar.
No more CTs? This new blood test can detect concussions
A recently completed study has confirmed a blood test can diagnose concussions in children with 94 percent accuracy.
This wacky smartwatch band makes it easier to check your stats — even in winter
Shift moves your watch face to a better viewing angle, and with the straps, you could position it over your gloves for workouts in the winter.
This wireless router makes setting up home Wi-Fi as easy as plug-and-play
Luma make your wireless network transparent by letting you see who's on your Wi-Fi, and what they're doing in real time. It can even help internet addicts.
Find your way without an annoying navigator in your ear with Beeline, the smart compass
Beeline points to your destination and tells you the distance. Take any route you want, with no annoying navigator in your ear and your phone safely away.
This smart tea infuser is like having a tea master in your kitchen
Teforia is like a tiny tea master. It recognizes teas (and tisanes) and heats the water to the right temperature for a perfect cup.
This menstrual cup tracks periods and keeps a calendar of Aunt Flow’s visits
Looncup the world's first smart menstrual cup is designed to help women track and analyze their menstruation.
Snapchat users beware: Android screen-recording apps can immortalize your Snaps
Snapchat messages expire after a few seconds, but some Android users with screen recording apps can save them forever. The trick doesn't work on iPhones.
Disrupt lets you design your own custom smart surfboard online
Thinking about a new board and want to go custom? Disrupt's SmartSurf connected surfboard design and tracking setup is one of the best on the web.