There's a wearable that helps you reduce the frequency of farting-induced awkwardness. CH4 (the chemical formula for methane) has a Kickstarter campaign.
Apple Pay is making its way to The Cosmopolitan hotel and casino in Las Vegas, but users won’t be able to use Apple’s payments system to gamble just yet.
Worldwide tablet shipments declined year over year for the second consecutive quarter in the first quarter of 2015, according to a new report from IDC.
Questions about recent smartphone activity could improve the security of login processes, according to researchers working on a project called ActivPass.
Google and Facebook have launched tools to help people find friends and relatives in the areas affected by Saturday’s magnitude 7.8 earthquake in Nepal.
When you’re invisible, it’s easier to stand in front of an audience of stern-looking people, according to an experiment run by Swedish neuroscientists.
Light, based in Palo Alto, California, wants to implement its idea of a bunch of small lenses each paired with its own image sensor in smartphones in 2016.
Human Rights Watch and Harvard Law School’s International Human Rights Clinic have a strong and eye-catching message for the U.N.: “Ban killer robots.”
Xiaomi ran a 12-hour flash sale that sold more than 2.1 million smartphones via its consumer-facing online store – good for a new Guinness World Record.
Apple was the top smartphone maker in the U.S. in February 2015, while Samsung holds the second spot. No. 3 LG is claiming more of the pie at a quick pace.
The demand for the iPhone 6 and 6 Plus drove Apple’s climbing market share and gave it the push it needed to usurp Xiaomi as China's top smartphone maker.
A new study finds that children ages 5-16 spend an average of 6 1/2 hours a day in front of a TV, video game console, mobile phone, computer or tablet.
Students at 10 New York City public high schools can get immediate access to free mental health counseling thanks to a new program called NYC Teen Text.