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Manage Your Stress Levels With This Heart Rate–Measuring App

Similar heart rate–measuring technology can cost hundreds of dollars. Through Welltory, it's free.

Computer Users, Rejoice: You're Finally Allowed to Create Easy-to-Remember Passwords

Experts say that the "#!%"-filled codes of yore aren't keep your personal data any safer.

Audible Launches 'Audible for Dogs' to Help Pet Parents Calm Their Stressed Canines

Jane Austen's 'Pride and Prejudice' is among the titles that the experts have deemed suitable for doggy ears.

This Universal Game Controller Could Be the Only One You'll Ever Need

The ALL Controller is compatible with almost any productivity-killing machine imaginable.

Aw, Shucks: There's an Oyster Vending Machine in France

The giant machine lets you access crates of oysters 24 hours a day.

The World's Most Expensive Restaurant Offers VR Broccoli

Diners at Ibiza's Sublimotion pay roughly $2000 per person for a Michelin-starred menu and an interactive dining room table.

Wisconsin Software Company Will Microchip Its Employees

The company says the chips are optional and will allow employees to pay for snacks, open security doors, and log into their computers with a wave of their hand.

AI Algorithm Tells You the Ingredients in Your Meal Based on a Picture

Soon there will be a new reason to snap food photos.

Woman Attempts to Take a Selfie, Damages $200,000 Worth of Art Instead

Oops!

Typewriter Sold at Flea Market Turns Out to Be Rare World War II Enigma Machine

The device created allegedly unbreakable codes for the Nazi war effort.

Seoul’s Incheon International Airport Hires Fleet of Helpful Robots

The humanoid machines will assist passengers to their boarding gates and keep the floors clean.

This Clothing Line Is Designed to Stretch With Kids as They Grow

The stretchy garments fit kids from 4 to 36 months.

This Dutch Manufacturer Will Track Down Your Stolen Bike—and If They Can't, They'll Replace It for Free

VanMoof's SmartBike has a GSM tracking device embedded in the frame, allowing the company to locate pilfered rides.

The Easy Way to Filter Out Unimportant Emails While You're on Vacation

Stay in the loop at work and keep your inbox manageable while still enjoying your break.

Fixing Your Cracked iPhone Screen Will Soon Be Easier Than Ever

Until now, the company's so-called "Horizon machine" was a closely guarded secret.

Eliminate ‘Um’ from Your Speech with a New App

Or don't. We're not judging.

How Does Wireless Charging Work—And Is It Safe?

A century-old bit of technology may solve our charging woes.

When Did the Do Not Call List Stop Working?

It still exists, but it's much harder to enforce than it used to be.

11 Amazing Alexa-Compatible Products That Obey Your Voice Commands

Amazon's Alexa platform is turning the sci-fi fantasy of the voice-controlled home into a reality.

Looking to Score a Cheap Vacation? Try Being a Pet Sitter

A website called TrustedHousesitters hooks travelers up with homeowners who need caretakers for their furry, scaled, or feathered friends.

Apple Stores Are Hosting Free Photography Classes for iPhone Owners

The sessions take students out of the store and around the neighborhood.

Free Up Space on Your Phone With Lite Versions of Your Favorite Apps

Simpler, less data-hungry versions of Facebook, Skype, Twitter, and Instagram were designed for use in regions with limited telecom infrastructure—but they work here, too.

This Germ-Killing Robot Could Help Airlines' Hygiene Problem

The makers of the GermFalcon claim it kills 99 percent of the bacteria in a plane cabin in five minutes.

A Legend of Zelda Game for Smartphones is In The Works

The game is rumored to arrive sometime in 2018.

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