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It is illegal to wear both earbuds while riding, in even the most bike-friendly of states, like California. That makes sense — if you can’t hear the yells of other cyclists or pedestrians, or your music is so loud you drown out a car horn,…

Kérastase, a worldwide leader in professional luxury hair care, in partnership with Withings, a leader in the connected health revolution, has announced the Kérastase Hair Coach Powered by Withings — the world’s first-ever smart hairbrush.…

At CES, Nvidia, a manufacturer of computer graphics cards, has detailed new moves that will move it even further into the market: partnerships with suppliers ZF and Bosch that will see it making parts for automatic cars, and an expanded…

The first single-sided acoustic tractor beam—that is, the first realization of trapping and pulling an object using sound waves from only one direction was developed with help by Asier Marzo, then a doctoral student at the Public University…

The cosmological source of a sporadically repeating milliseconds-long 'fast radio burst' has been uncovered by Cornell University researchers and a global team of astronomers. Once thinking these bursts had emanated from within the Milky…

Traffic is bad news for the economy, as well as being a public health hazard. Transportation studies put the annual cost of congestion at $160bn, which includes 7 billion hours of time lost to sitting in traffic and an extra 3 billion…

A self-driving electric car  has been unveiled by start-up Faraday Future, that it says can accelerate from zero to 60mph (97km/h) in 2.39 seconds. Faraday says the FF91 accelerates faster than Tesla's Model S or any other electric car…

Becoming the latest firm to enter the market for voice-activated devices, Chinese tech giant Lenovo has announced it is launching a smart home assistant powered by Amazon's Alexa. The Smart Assistant, to go on sale for $129, will compete…

Duke University scientists are brewing up conductive ink-jet printer 'inks' to print inexpensive, customizable circuit patterns on just about any surface, by suspending tiny metal nanoparticles in liquids. Printed electronics, which are…