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The rise of VR has had its share of flops. Some are funnier than others.

The goal is to use technology to make the shopping experience, as well as the bras themselves, more comfortable.

Those in the seamless technology business need to put on their smarty pants and drive the marginal lifestyle cost of their products to zero.

Dick Costolo, who left the social-media company last summer, is helping to build something new.

Floating speakers and video games for dogs are just a few of the odd tech gadgets at CES.

For fitness fanatics, this all-in-one kit allows you to track your health, set goals and get encouragement.

L'Oreal has developed a stretchable skin sensor designed to monitor ultraviolet light exposure via a wearable it is calling My UV Patch.

The smart self-adjusting belt can now bug you to drink more water and nag you to get up and walk around.

At CES 2016 Garmin unveiled its Varia Vision, a wearable tech that keeps cyclists safe and informed, among other accessories.

The Star Trek communicator badge could have been a reality, but it never got beyond the testing stage.

Loon Labs's Looncup, crushing it on Kickstarter now, takes the fear of accidents out of your monthly cycle.

The hitmaker discussed what fuels him in art and business.

Pebble's first two products were blockbuster hits on Kickstarter. But with its latest product, the smartwatch maker is bypassing crowdfunding altogether.

It's called the The LG Watch Urbane Luxe and only 500 will be made.

By 2025, the connectivity of our physical world to the Internet could be worth more than $11 trillion per year, according to a new report. To get there, the industry will need to evolve.

Microsoft has released a new video showing doctors and med students manipulating holographic 'cadavers' through the augmented reality headset.

The wearable tech company also recently completed a successful Kickstarter campaign.

A new partnership brings hip-hop to the ailing 94-year old brand.

The wearable fitness tech company is expected to IPO today.

Wearables give companies data useful for everything from improving employee health to getting the right tools to the people who need them.

Be prepared. The date is set.