It turns out that reading on a computer screen — even a tiny one — might actually help people with dyslexia improve speed and focus.

Design researcher Tom Bieling has made something called the Lorm Glove, which could soon help people who are deaf or blind communicate.

Technology can make us better, faster, stronger, and more productive. But it has another promise: accessibility.

While crimes like rape and assault are specific, cyberbullying can be hard to define.

Are tips drying up as Americans trade paper for plastic?

A new crop of tech startups are taking on wacky names that leave customers wondering what it is they do.

The severity of wildfires in the United States is likely to triple by the end of the century, according to a new study out of the University of Alberta.

Investment bank Allen & Co's annual get together for the business glitterati starts today in Sun Valley, and the media deals could pile up.

Displays are getting more impressive thanks to new technologies like computerized electronic matches and synchronized music.

An array of gadgets will track your fitness program, tell you in great detail how many calories you're burning, and what your heart rate is. They can even give you a kick when you are falling short of your goals.