Innovation News

New York - US industrial conglomerate General Electric said Monday it would boost spending on environmentally friendly energy research by $10 billion by 2020, including on fracking technologies and wind turbines.The new investment extends and builds on a research...

A new game for smartphones introduced by Cancer Research UK has players analyzing real cancer data with the goal of helping scientists find potential treatments.

Dennis Aabo Sørensen, a patient with an amputated lower arm, has been given an artificial limb that enables him to grasp at an object and feel it as though he was using his real hand.

Following the global meltdown of 2008 and subsequent worldwide recession, US telecommunication firms are looking ahead to 2014 as a year of growth for the industry, according to Neeraj Tewari, a telecommunications expert in Potomac, MD.

Miami - After screw caps, glass-sized bottles and boxed wine, wine makers are starting to market wine in a can in an attempt to cut costs and reach new markets.

Technology is the key to a better life on Earth. But is everything technology-related for our benefit? Or are these new inventions slowly changing humans into machines?

New York - In New York City on November 12, as an extension of its corporate messaging on innovation, General Electric will present a live concert by Compressorhead - a rock and roll band composed entirely of robots.

Sydney - Apparently being a vegetative, micro-managing, comatose moron isn’t all it’s cracked up to be. New studies indicate that using the space between your ears for something other than mundane tasks can actually improve your intelligence.

In a PC World assessment, Twitter's Vine short-form video application was compared to "fast food," while Facebook's Instagram answer was deemed "a nicer restaurant," but which is it?

Everyone knows the frustration of hitting the wrong email link and having outlook pop open. However, will this stalwart in the world of email providers become obsolete? Or is the best still yet to come?