Sascha Brodsky

Medical students are increasingly trading stethoscopes for virtual reality goggles during the coronavirus pandemic.

The CDC plans to use smartwatches to help monitor the safety of coronavirus vaccines if they are rolled out in the U.S.

Coronavirus vaccine researchers need to upgrade their security practices after a new report indicates that they are being attacked by state-sponsored hackers, experts say.

A newly developed kind of 'electronic skin' could pave the way for medical advances including better ways to monitor the heart, experts say.

The US government was successful in defending the presidential election against cyberattacks, but misinformation campaigns have undermined confidence in the electoral process, experts say.

A new device called SoundBeamer sends sound directly to your ears without the need for headphones.

Anonymous data gathered from wearables such as smartwatches could be used to discover users' personal information, researchers say.

To stay safe from hackers, stop using phone-based multi-factor authentication (MFA) codes sent via SMS and voice calls, a top security expert writes in a new analysis.

A newly discovered way to artificially sense smells could lead to smartphones capable of sniffing out rotten meat, researchers say.

A new software platform called Carbyne uses smartphones to connect 911 callers with emergency dispatchers via video and instant chat.

If you were to hold Google’s new Pixel 5 next to the 4a 5G model you’d be hard-pressed to tell which was which.

Hospitals are taking forceful measures to prevent cyberattacks after federal agencies recently warned that they are being targeted with ransomware.

Apple’s new M1 chip that powers the company’s latest desktops and laptops offers a significant boost in power and battery life over its competitors, experts say.

An app recently approved by the FDA to combat PTSD-related nightmares shows promise but is unlikely to replace medications and other therapies, experts say.

Even though I spend most of my time typing on a keyboard, I’m a big fan of handwriting.

If hailing an Uber or ordering groceries online gets too mundane, a new app lets users summon a trained bodyguard with the tap of an icon.

I really want a foldable smartphone for no very good reason other than that they look extremely cool but their $1,000 plus price tags mean I’m keeping my credit card locked up. Now, a rumored Xiaomi foldable could be the next great gadget to tempt me. The Chinese manufacturer is reportedly working on the world’s first dual fold smartphone to be released next year. The phone would join the ranks of bendy mobiles like the Samsung Galaxy Z Flip, Motorola Razr, and Samsung Galaxy Fold. Xiaomi Pres

If you want a smartwatch with a speedy processor and a great screen, but don’t feel the need to obsessively monitor your health, the new Apple Watch SE is the one to get. The SE, starting at $279, bests its competitors in almost every respect. The screen is clear, sharp, and bright, and the performance is zippy. All it lacks is the ECG and blood oxygen monitoring of its more expensive Series 6 big brother, but there’s a good argument to be made that Apple’s health features aren’t for everyone.

Apps powered by artificial intelligence may be able to detect coronavirus infections using the sound of speaking or coughing, researchers say.

A plan by police in Jackson, Mississippi to view residents’ Amazon Ring security cameras is raising privacy concerns.