Glasses, helmets, what have you—the next wave of wearable devices are targeting the brain. Whether you find it tempting or terrifying, the real question: Is this technology even real?

The Google Fit app, which helps you monitor your fitness goals, is available for download on both Android and iOS devices.

Your iPhone can track steps using a built-in accelerometer. You can track your steps in the Health app, where you can see a range of exercise metrics.

A blind man completed a 5-kilometer (3.1-mile) run in New York's Central Park without a guide dog or human help this week. His navigation aid? Artificial intelligence through headphones plugged into a ...

Zahi Fayad is leading a Digital Twins study investigating how our health data can be put to better use to help us live ...

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CoMaps is community-driven, open-source, transparent, and the developers aren't concerned with making a profit. The app is fairly new (just hitting Google Play Store and the Apple App Store around ...

Miami Dolphins wide receiver Jaylen Waddle appeared to have suffered a lower body injury on the Dolphins' second offensive ...