Health

It may not be the wellness ap we were expecting for Android Pie, but Google is updating an aspect of its approach to keeping you fit.

Folks trying to get away from regular blood check pin pricks probably know there's a system that constantly monitors, but they might not know their phone can now access the system as well.

People with blindness can make their way across complex roads with the guide of a dog, but they may not need to for long, as digital bridges the gap.

Before having children, you'll look into breast pumps, because it's normal for mums to want to feed their child naturally. However you feed them -- breastmilk or formula -- just make sure you do, but if you go down the breast, an electric pump is what you'll want best, and the Philips Avent gets…

Last year's Ionic felt like more Fitbit than smartwatch, but the company is giving it another go, and adding a wearable for kids, too.

Did you know that 14 million new cancer cases are found each year in the world? And did you know your phone can help solve it?

If going to the gym isn’t how you wanted to spend your time losing weight and staying fit, it might be time to take your activity to the TV, as Fitbit finds a way to get on the idiot box.

CES is known for lots of things. You can find new TVs, new computers, and new devices aplenty. And then there are the things you don’t always see reports of.

If your kids are naturally resistant to education and hygiene, one of the start-ups of CES has a concept that might brush you the right way.