While the claims of clothes that purport to offer workout gains are usually overblown, Antelope makes some interesting points about their gear.

TuringSense's full Pivot system has sensors at wrists, elbows, shoulders, chest, waist, knees, and ankles. It's essentially a partial motion capture suit.

Created by Jorge Fernandes, one of the minds behind Apple Pay, the i-Blades Smartcase with modular attachments expands what we expect from a phone case.

According to the NIH, weight loss plans should take genetics into account. Genes may determine why some shed pounds easily and while others struggle.

Intended for children, this LifeVest is a wearable defibrillator for people that aren't able to have a pacemaker implanted due to other medical issues.

People fighting to lose weight make easy targets for scams. Based on its quoted studies, the Thin Ice Clothing Line's weight loss claims are just hot air.

Instead of trying to replace the fluids you lose with exertion, this hydration shirt focuses on keeping you from sweating in the first place.

Grasp Lock on Kickstarter is the first biometric update of the traditional bike U-lock. It doesn’t have a key mechanism, and it goes on and off with a snap.

Hacking group Anonymous claimed responsibility for the shut-down of the Japanese Prime Minister's official website. Congratulations from online whaling critics followed.

The United Nations conference on climate change ended last Saturday with agreements reduce global greenhouse gas emissions by up to 70 percent by 2050.

 Bandai Namco announced the release of Tekken 7: Fated Retribution along with a surprising new addition from another franchise.

Now there's another reason for non-gamers to break out the Xbox One Kinect 2. The new Mall app, uses Kinect to let you try before you buy from home.

We've always known exercise is good for your body, but recent research revealed it's also good for your brain. 

With Chinese authorities declaration of a red warning for air pollution this week coinciding with COP21, this artist's work could not be more timely.

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.

Activision ran a contest for clips of people lip-synching to "Sing" by Ed Sheeran. Fans submitted their best moments via the musical.ly mobile app.

MotusGlobal, famous for saving pitcher's arms with the mThrow, today announced a full body tracking system for baseball players.

Mayor Bill de Blasio announced a plan to replace non-emergency city vehicles with electric cars like the Leaf and the Volt over the next decade.

Celebrities like Bieber and Khalifa popularized these self-balancing scooters that do not actually hover. Now they're banned in a bunch of places. 

Smartglasses can do just as much while disguising the fact that you're wearing a $500 piece of tech.

A recently completed study has confirmed a blood test can diagnose concussions in children with 94 percent accuracy.

The Internet is flush with rumors about Sony quietly opening a seventh PS4 core to developers, upping the consoles' processing power.

The bot designed to shop on the Deep Web is out of police company and shopping again. It's only a matter of time until it buys something crazier.

This week ChefSteps announced the Joule, one of the smallest, lightest waterproof immersion circulators set for market. 

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!

The ShareRoller is a detachable, easily portable friction drive that can e-motorize any bike or kick scooter.

Oak Labs' fitting room and touch-sensitive mirror can check stock for you and more, which is better than sending the hovering salesperson on a blind run.

Apple has changed its mind and turned on popular screen tint manager tool F.lux. Transparency as to why Apple booted the program is lacking.

Today saw the Indiegogo launch of GluCase, a smartphone case that holds an entire glucose testing kit built into a phone case.

Apple may be promoting its own apps on the iPhone App Store instead of giving fair billing to apps that deserve Top Chart positions. Or it may be a bug.

Fear of needles? Intermountain Healthcare and Velano Vascular are exploring new tech that could keep people from feeling like pin-cushions.

The Stylograph is a new smart pen on Kickstarter that can save your handwritten files in real time and send them to an app on your phone.

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.

Align, the dating app based on astrological signs is designed to appeal to people looking for deeper online connections.

Touchone Keyboard manages to make small screens easy to type on with a new smartwatch keyboard design that doesn't look like a word puzzle.

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.

Fanpics is like the camera at the first sharp drop on a roller coaster. It's a free app that captures fan reactions to breaking plays right in the stadium.

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.