From wireless power to electric cars and the rise of China, these are the trends you’ll see dominate CES 2018, and the tech world in the year to come
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A new app called Appolition lets you give your spare change to help bail people out of jail. Whenever you make a purchase, it rounds the price to the nearest dollar, and donates the extra.
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We're suckers for a good optical illusion, and YouTuber 3DSage created a doozy. He created a perception-skewing piece of art that looks like a 3D cube, but turns out to be anything but.
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Researchers in the U.K.’s Cosmetic Science Group at London College of Fashion have developed a 3D-printed makeup applicator, which means perfect lipstick every time -- minus the mirror.
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Robots, who have made themselves useful in restaurants, in supermarkets, and in our homes, are now going into our hospitals as well. In Japan, these bots will begin operations in February.
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Researchers at the University of Washington School of Medicine have developed a DNA vaccine, which could have the makings of a one-dose universal flu protection. Here's how it works.
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