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Innovations in the glucose monitoring space are making devices smaller and more convenient.

Triton submarine can take two people 2,000m beneath the surface of the ocean - and its makers aim to go even deeper.

Drones have been used more than a dozen times to fly contraband into federal prisons over the last five years according to a new report from USA Today.

The Frame, a TV made to resemble a piece of artwork on your wall, shown off by Samsung back at CES this year, is finally available to purchase.

The International Space Station’s unique microgravity environment allows scientists to approach cancer research from a new, 3D angle.

A novel aluminum-water power system that’s safer and more durable, gives UUVs a tenfold increase in range over traditional lithium-ion batteries used for the same applications.

Routers sit at the front gate of nearly every network, offering total access and few security measures to prevent remote attacks. If you can compromise someone’s router, you’ve got a window into everything they’re doing online.

At least 54 observing teams with dozens of telescopes dispatched across two continents, positioned to catch a rare, two-second glimpse of a small, distant Kuiper Belt object passing in front of a star.

What we're seeing in recent times, in the ever-swirling rumor mill and through Google's hiring of new engineers, indicates the depth of Google's commitment to taking on Apple at its own game.