Chef Tyler Florence thinks smartphone-based "micro-cooking content" is the way of the future, but I think cookbooks will always have their place.

The fabric could be used in clothing to power wearable electronics.

Starting September 2018, students under age 15 will not be allowed to use their phones at any point during the school day.

Can't use your cellphone in the car to order your food? Don't worry, you can play with your dashboard instead.

The technology could lead to cheaper hydrogen cars in the future.

Tech innovations have made our lives easier in many ways, but not always better.

It could tell us about the food that we eat and the buildings we live in.

Using the plant's natural defense mechanisms, the agency is working to develop spies in the natural world.

For the technical teen or anyone with curiosity about harnessing cosmic rays to explore the environment around them. 4 hour build time. Bonus points for entrepreneurial skills

Made from upcycled or biodegradable materials, these phone cases are as beautiful as they are eco-friendly.

You CAN raise a child without a smartphone or tablet, and here's how to do it.

The action will prevent 10 million metric tons of carbon emissions.

From grinding to melting, e-waste recycling is a sadly inefficient and ecologically disastrous business.

Calling all citizen scientists! Stanford needs your help monitoring the disease-spreading insects.

It's time for a nap? Turn on an app! But who does this really benefit?

A number of factors contribute to making pre-bedtime media use far more damaging to kids than it is for adults.

We go through this ridiculous change for no good reason at all, yet it is unhealthy and dangerous.

The units will be coupled with shipping container toilet and bath houses for use in developing regions.