Technology

Together with former Yves Saint Laurent CEO Paul Deneve, Catherine will make Apple stores more capable of selling and marketing fashion and wearable goods.

Developed in close collaboration with Qualcomm and AT&T, the TIMEX IRONMAN ONE GPS+ offers consumers stand-alone wireless connectivity without a phone.

A malaria test that requires no expertise, takes a few seconds, and costs next to nothing; all on a smartphone - holding potential to save thousands of lives.

Special software connects Emotiv Insight Brainware to wearable display that allows wearers to command Philips Hue lighting, SmartTV and Lifeline products.

Compared to other fitness trackers, GOQii has a different business model; it gives away the fitness band and makes money on live coaching service.

The system relies on Apple's Voiceover technology to provide users with visual cues for how to navigate to locations from a directory that can be sorted.

Medical students at Stanford University will be able to stream videos from the operating room to instructors in real time via the Internet-connected headset.

Unlike other smart bands that only track your activities and sleep, this device will actually shock you if you're not following through on your own promises.

The $120 device comes with quite a few features, including Steps & Distance, Calories Burned, Active Minutes, Sleep, Goals and Ambient Lighting.

The Alameda, California-based company has developed zinc-polymer (ZincPoly) batteries that are not only flexible, but can act almost like paper.