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Apple’s ResearchKit may be a viable alternative to traditional studies

Asthma researchers used Apple's ResearchKit to collect tens of thousands of responses from smartphone users. They conclude that the platform has potential as an alternative to traditional studies. The post Apple’s ResearchKit may be a viable alternative to traditional studies appeared first on Digital Trends.
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Got 50 bucks burning a hole in your pocket? Here’s the best tech to spend it on

With the price of tech constantly in flux, everyone is on the lookout for quality on the cheap. Check out our favorite gadgets and gizmos for under $50, whether you're looking for a fitness tracker or a means of capturing photos from above.The post Got 50 bucks burning a hole in your pocket? Here’s the best tech to spend it on appeared first on Digital Trends.
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Awesome tech you can’t buy yet: AWD electric skateboards and anti-surveillance shades

Check out our roundup of the coolest crowdfunding projects and product announcements that hit the web this week. You can't buy this stuff yet, but it sure is fun to gawk!The post Awesome tech you can’t buy yet: AWD electric skateboards and anti-surveillance shades appeared first on Digital Trends.
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Weekly Rewind: The science of fidget toys, flying cars, and Bugs Bunny cuts the cord

In the tech world, a lot happens in a week. So much news goes on that it's almost impossible for mere mortals with real lives to keep track of it. That’s why we’ve compiled a quick and dirty list of the top 10 tech stories from this week.The post Weekly Rewind: The science of fidget toys, flying cars, and Bugs Bunny cuts the cord appeared first on Digital Trends.
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Weekly Rewind: The science of fidget toys, flying cars, and Bugs Bunny cuts the cord

In the tech world, a lot happens in a week. So much news goes on that it's almost impossible for mere mortals with real lives to keep track of it. That’s why we’ve compiled a quick and dirty list of the top 10 tech stories from this week.The post Weekly Rewind: The science of fidget toys, flying cars, and Bugs Bunny cuts the cord appeared first on Digital Trends.
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Weekly Rewind: The science of fidget toys, flying cars, and Bugs Bunny cuts the cord

In the tech world, a lot happens in a week. So much news goes on that it's almost impossible for mere mortals with real lives to keep track of it. That’s why we’ve compiled a quick and dirty list of the top 10 tech stories from this week.The post Weekly Rewind: The science of fidget toys, flying cars, and Bugs Bunny cuts the cord appeared first on Digital Trends.
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Cyclists can record what is happening behind them with the Hexagon camera

The Hexagon is the ultimate safety addition to any bicycle. All in one package, it combines a tail light, rear-view camera, brake lights, turn indicator, and more. This way, everyone can easily see the biker's intentions. The post Cyclists can record what is happening behind them with the Hexagon camera appeared first on Digital Trends.
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Got a Benjamin to burn? Here are our 17 favorite gadgets under $100

A $100 bill can get you further than you might think, that is, so long as you know where to look. Check out our favorite tech for under $100, whether you're in the market for a walnut-accented pair of headphones or a virtual reality headset.The post Got a Benjamin to burn? Here are our 17 favorite gadgets under $100 appeared first on Digital Trends.
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Got a Benjamin to burn? Here are our 17 favorite gadgets under $100

A $100 bill can get you further than you might think, that is, so long as you know where to look. Check out our favorite tech for under $100, whether you're in the market for a walnut-accented pair of headphones or a virtual reality headset.The post Got a Benjamin to burn? Here are our 17 favorite gadgets under $100 appeared first on Digital Trends.
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Got a Benjamin to burn? Here are our 17 favorite gadgets under $100

A $100 bill can get you further than you might think, that is, so long as you know where to look. Check out our favorite tech for under $100, whether you're in the market for a walnut-accented pair of headphones or a virtual reality headset.The post Got a Benjamin to burn? Here are our 17 favorite gadgets under $100 appeared first on Digital Trends.
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5 of the maddest gadgets at the London Wearable Tech Show

We spent time on the show floor at the recent London Wearable Technology show, finding the most unusual, fun, different, and downright mad new gadgets on display. Here are our five favorites from the show.The post 5 of the maddest gadgets at the London Wearable Tech Show appeared first on Digital Trends.
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Chemists develop cheaper snake antivenom, may work for spiders and scorpions too

New research from a team of chemists at the University of California, Irvine offers a procedure through which antivenom can be fabricated more easily and cheaply than conventional methods. The post Chemists develop cheaper snake antivenom, may work for spiders and scorpions too appeared first on Digital Trends.
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Are fidget toys legitimately good for your brain, or pseudoscientific snake oil?

“Fidget” isn’t exactly a word with the most positive of connotations. But according to a number of studies, it may actually turn out to be beneficial -- both to our ability to concentrate and even our physical fitness.The post Are fidget toys legitimately good for your brain, or pseudoscientific snake oil? appeared first on Digital Trends.
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Flo uses AI to track period-related symptoms and offer suggestions

Periods can be tough to manage, but the AI-powered Flo app for smartphones makes it a little bit easier for all involved. It tracks more than just periods -- Flo supplies insights to lessen symptoms and improve overall health.The post Flo uses AI to track period-related symptoms and offer suggestions appeared first on Digital Trends.
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Green light makes rats more tolerant of discomfort, study finds

Green has long been the color of nature and envy, and more recently it’s been associated with money and traffic lights. Now, however, a team of researchers think they may have found another use for it -- as a potential pain reliever.The post Green light makes rats more tolerant of discomfort, study finds appeared first on Digital Trends.
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Google algorithm can detect cancer more consistently than a human pathologist

Don't look now, but a computer -- not a human -- might make your next medical diagnosis. Google's developed an algorithm that detects cancer more consistently than human pathologists.The post Google algorithm can detect cancer more consistently than a human pathologist appeared first on Digital Trends.
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Keep your pace during walks with the Ruawalk music-guided wearable

Ruawalk is a Kickstarter project that helps you keep a consistent pace during walks. The circular wearable first needs to pair with your smartphone, and then you can clip it to your shoe. The post Keep your pace during walks with the Ruawalk music-guided wearable appeared first on Digital Trends.
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Fitness app Sworkit now lets you customize your very own workouts

Sworkit, the fitness app boasting millions of users around the world, has a new feature. Thanks to the new Sworkit Workout Builder, users can now build, import, and customize a workout to be fully their own. The post Fitness app Sworkit now lets you customize your very own workouts appeared first on Digital Trends.
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Carvon electric skateboards up the ante with AWD and a top speed of 35 mph

Carvon has been player in the electric skateboard game for five years but it's raising the bar with its latest generation of boards, which feature four-wheel drive and a 35 mph top speed.The post Carvon electric skateboards up the ante with AWD and a top speed of 35 mph appeared first on Digital Trends.
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MyZone’s new virtual fitness classes are about to make working out at home a lot less lonely

Fitness app platform MyZone is ready to launch a collection of virtual workout classes, designed to boost motivation for people who workout at home through the excitement of challenging friends.The post MyZone’s new virtual fitness classes are about to make working out at home a lot less lonely appeared first on Digital Trends.
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Nanoengineers’ 3D-printing technique may bring lab-grown organs to life

Led by Shaochen Chen, a team of nanoengineers developed a new method for 3D printing biomimetic blood vessel networks, which may help lay the foundation for functioning synthetic tissue and organs.The post Nanoengineers’ 3D-printing technique may bring lab-grown organs to life appeared first on Digital Trends.
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Fitbit uses machine learning to give sleep insights with new Alta HR

Fitbit's latest fitness wristband -- the Alta HR -- will be the first to have the new Sleep Insights and Sleep Stages features. Both features use machine learning to track your sleep stages and recommend how to improve your sleep.The post Fitbit uses machine learning to give sleep insights with new Alta HR appeared first on Digital Trends.
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Can’t sleep? Text Dirty Lemon and see if its Sleep potion will help

Meet Dirty Lemon, a new functional beverage brand based in Brooklyn that is sells its various tonics (really, we don't know how else to describe them) exclusively via text message.The post Can’t sleep? Text Dirty Lemon and see if its Sleep potion will help appeared first on Digital Trends.
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Dad who 3D-printed prosthesis for his son wants to share the technology

Soon after being born, Sol Ryan had to have his lower left arm amputated due to complications. Fortunately, his dad developed a 3D-printed hydraulic arm for his child. Now he wants to share it with everyone.The post Dad who 3D-printed prosthesis for his son wants to share the technology appeared first on Digital Trends.
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‘Nano-warming’ tech could reduce the massive number of wasted transplant organs

A massive number of possible transplant organs are wasted each year. A new "nano-warming" process could avoid this by allowing frozen organs to be reheated in a way that doesn’t damage them.The post ‘Nano-warming’ tech could reduce the massive number of wasted transplant organs appeared first on Digital Trends.
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Your sleep tracker may actually disturb your sleep, study suggests

In a bid to improve sleep patterns, many people have turned turned to devices such as sleep trackers to better optimize their shut-eye. But a new case series suggests these devices might actually prompt sleep problems.The post Your sleep tracker may actually disturb your sleep, study suggests appeared first on Digital Trends.
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Could roses help solve our big battery problem?

Scientists at the Laboratory of Organic Electronics in Sweden have developed a method of turning roses into supercapacitors, capable of holding energy in their stems and then releasing it.The post Could roses help solve our big battery problem? appeared first on Digital Trends.
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New gene-edited pigs may now be resistant to billion-dollar disease

Using a revolutionary new tool called CRISPR/Cas9, the team of researchers have create piglets that lack a portion of the gene that makes them susceptible to Porcine Reproductive and Respiratory Syndrome.The post New gene-edited pigs may now be resistant to billion-dollar disease appeared first on Digital Trends.
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Komodo dragons are large, scary, and their blood could save human lives

The secret to tomorrow's next-generation antibiotics? It could be Komodo dragon blood, according to a new research project that explores the antimicrobial healing properties of this tough lizard.The post Komodo dragons are large, scary, and their blood could save human lives appeared first on Digital Trends.
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Nokia to rebrand Withings portfolio, redesign HealthMate app

Nokia acquired health-and-fitness technology company Withings last year, and it has finally made a decision about which brand name to use. All existing and future Withings products will now be sold under the Nokia brand, starting this summer. The post Nokia to rebrand Withings portfolio, redesign HealthMate app appeared first on Digital Trends.
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Have a safe adventure with the Mountain Conditions Report app

Safety is always a big concern when exploring the wilderness. Finding up-to-date reports on a trails condition can be difficult, to say the least. The newly re-launched Mountain Conditions Report website and app provide exactly that.The post Have a safe adventure with the Mountain Conditions Report app appeared first on Digital Trends.
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What to expect at MWC 2017: The LG G6, Huawei P10, a new BlackBerry, and more

Mobile World Congress is the biggest mobile tech show of the year, and it kicks off in late February. Here's everything you can expect to see at the show from Samsung, LG, HTC, Huawei, and other big industry players.The post What to expect at MWC 2017: The LG G6, Huawei P10, a new BlackBerry, and more appeared first on Digital Trends.
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