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If you are a fitness buff and just have this constant urge to exercise, then this may be for you. This latest wearable technology claims to beat the current top of the line wrist fitness trackers with improved accuracy and convenience.

Manchester - It is always worrying when an elderly person lives alone. What if they should fall, and not be able to reach the telephone? The answer may have been invented.

Hewlett Packard has developed see-through screen technology, for which a US patent has been granted. This could lead to new applications for display screens, from vehicle dashboards to retail outlets.

The UK Government will be able to monitor the calls, emails, text messages and web habits of every person in the UK under new legislation set to be announced soon.

While there will be celebrations, parties and much elation, it won't be time to sing "happy days are here again" and then go back to sleep; instead, it will be time to do the HARD work.

Guelph - During the conflict over protection of the Hanlon Creek Wetland Complex during 2009, the Ontario Minister of Natural Resources ordered the city of Guelph to monitor for Jefferson salamanders during the spring of 2010 before the construction season began.

Concerned by how those opposed to Canada's seal hunt are using social network sites the federal government wants to hire a social network monitor.

They look like tuna or trout, but they are not. In fact, these little fish-shaped creature is robofish developed by a team of MIT's scientists.

Radar is now being employed to detect another danger: when babies stop breathing. University of Florida engineering researchers have built a prototype baby monitor that focuses on a baby’s breathing.

Giant monitor lizard creeps it's way into tourist's rest house.