Gary Cutlack

Bryan Chiang's smartphone-based, bloodless test won Microsoft's $100,000 Imagine Cup innovation award.

It's given itself plenty of time to do so, too.

Researchers have found that getting more vitamin D could make us healthier and happier.

Tunes you like trigger the same reactions as hard drugs.

Help analyse the stars to track exoplanets and claim the reward of planet "Jonathan".

Because air quality is so bad in some cities that exercise can do more harm than good.

Opinion Buy on day one to pay more and -- NEW! -- be abandoned with a non-functioning flop.

It's okay – it's on purpose and they only want to help

Relatively inexpensive to set up, then is free for life.

...but it's OK, anti-drone homing bullets are on the way

The race to the moon for the average Joe begins.

"Have my mouse army eat him to death."

That space holiday you were planning might be more hazardous than glamorous.

Silicon Valley's leading lights are putting their hands into their pockets to protect Future You.

A potential eventual companion for lonely and vulnerable adults.

And only as long as you're doing it for social reasons rather than to escape reality

In Depth Fingerprint scanning can stay, but this lot should never have left the test lab.

In Depth Samsung is not the only company that has had to recall its gadgets...

A blood glucose monitor that scans through skin would be a life-changer for diabetes sufferers, but it remains a distant dream

In Depth A look at some of the gadgets that turn your little furry companion into a connected digital native

Nine ways you can break Christmas for everyone else, cackling on the inside as the 'special' day falls apart.

You love tech. That doesn't mean your family does. Buy these gifts, and get ready for some blank looks.

Yes, Wi-Fi is amazing and has revolutionised our lives – but that doesn't mean you have to stick it into everything you can find.

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