A Singaporean doctor who created a handheld device to fix a condition called glue ear – and won a Cartier Women’s Initiative award for the device, a world first – resonated with Post readers.

Japanese company Kirin invented a spoon unveiled at CES that uses electricity to mimic the sensation of salt hitting your ...

Jezebel has been the Internet's most treasured source for everything celebrities, sex, and politics...with teeth.

DailyMail.com tested several health technologies at CES that seem straight out of a sci-fi movie. They included devices that ...

If you want data storage that doesn't need Wi-Fi, then check out this 1TB flash drive. It can connect to most modern smart ...

Explore the best AI tools for content creation, SEO, and outreach. Transform your productivity and stay ahead in the digital ...

New Delhi [India], January 8: "Unveiling Innovation, Empowering Tomorrow". Marking a monumental milestone in its illustrious ...

Here’s what stood out at CES — the most useful, weird and wonderful new tech from the world’s largest consumer electronics show in Las Vegas.

Overuse of technology and social media can create stress, further leading to addictive behaviours and social isolation.

Multiple studies have shown a rapid return to fertility after women have IUDs removed. When such a woman has difficulty ...

HI-TECH toothbrushes could soon blab your bad habits to the doctor – including exactly how much you smoke or drink. The AI-powered tools, with their ­ability to track everything you have consumed, ...