Get some blackout curtains. More and more studies show artificial light can harm your health.

After amassing a collection of cookbooks and other book on her Kindle, our food blogger tries out the Book Collections app to organize them.

The wireless camera attaches to your mobile device and provides a clear view — even through water and ink — for taking photos or recording video.

A rampant scam can add $20 more to your phone bill if you hit redial. Make sure your kids know not to call the scammers back.

Business doesn't stop just because you're snowed in.

Shared mobile health app will allow doctors to monitor a patient's health in real-time — and intervene before a hospital visit is needed.

If you use apps like SavingStar or ibotta, you'll want to know about these apps, too.

Orangutans are great communicators, whether through sign language, gestures or sounds. Now, trainers at Jungle Island in Miami are using technology to help the

When we heard about Food52's Holiday Recipes and Party Planning Guide ($3.99 for iPad and iPhone), we thought this app from New York Times writers Amanda Hesser

Apple fans are frothing at the mouth in anticipation of the release of Apple's sequel to its wildly successful iPad, a 7.85-inch, Wi-Fi-only tablet computer spe

Accessory manufacturers have confirmed rumors about Apple's new 7 inch iPad Mini, which is set to be unveiled on Tuesday, Oct. 23 at a press conference.

From magnifiers to medication trackers, these apps can help savvy seniors stay on track.

The debate continues about whether mobile technology is creating the most advanced generation ever or a society of uncultured automatons.

Apple’s suppliers are reportedly preparing to release a new miniature iPad in Q4 2013.

Tech-lovers beware: from carpal tunnel syndrome to tinnitus, here are just 5 of the ways your devices may injure you.

In addition to its ease of breaking, the iPad Mini is also the most difficult gadget to repair according to a new study.

Is organic bottled water "eco-chic?" I don't think so!

Antilia, the world's first billion dollar home, is completed in Mumbai. While initially marketed as being 'green', the home's size -- 398,000 square feet -- ren

Day 1 in Copenhagen: despite massive jet lag, we had a fun bike tour of the city that proved a revelation in bike-centered city planning. 37% of all commuters u

Chinese government offers high-speed rail expertise to U.S. projects.

The 21-year-old, who received a $2M signing bonus from the Toronto Blue Jays in 2011, says he enjoys living the simple life.

And in case you haven’t noticed, it’s changing everything about the workplace.

Everybody says we are, but an economist claims that the data show otherwise.

If the whispers about Amazon are true, the few independents still left should be afraid, very afraid.

Except for war or natural disaster, young people have never had it so bad economically.

It's not just that college isn't for everyone, but even academically inclined kids should have the option to learn a trade.

Working mothers can't win. New research finds society judges us negatively whether we take maternity leave or not.

Many older workers are already taking advantage of the flexibility and freedom of the gig economy, so the millennial habits just make sense.

Project Bike Tech offers students diverse skills and options when they leave high school.

Finland's vocational education and training (VET) programs cover a range of occupations, and training is available to just about everyone.

Virginia school system celebrates the students who are heading for careers instead of going to college.

Matthew Kaplan searched for a way to use peer pressure for good after seeing his own little brother get bullied in middle school.

Shirts made from Silic use nano-technology to prevent water-based liquids from soaking in.

According to a new poll, the majority of millennials believe that the Earth is getting warmer and that humans are to blame.

Richard Turere's solar-powered invention safely scares lions away from his family's cattle.

Millennials have grown up with gadgets, yet they are more likely than older adults to say that a lot of important info is not available on the Internet.

Amber Yang is on a mission to create a better way to track space debris and prevent collisions in the Earth's atmosphere.

Grist's David Roberts thinks Annie Leonard doesn't really understand the real Story of Cap & Trade.

Senate's Energy and Natural Resources Committee is about to experience change.

While politicians in Appalachia are taking aim at the EPA, John Yarmuth is patting the agency on the back.

Millennials are early adopters of new technology, would rather save and spend and feel they are more connected to their ethnic heritages than their parents.

The next time a massive winter storm rolls around, keep dormant green thumbs busy with an indoor veggie or herb garden.

This artisan, certified organic, Fair Trade coffee is one of the best our food blogger has had in her home.

With the high season of outdoor cookery about to kick into full swing, a look at 10 petite BBQ grills that don't require a massive backyard to fire up.

Aadd a dash of homegrown design to your Fourth of July blowout with items designed and/or sold by members of the American Design Club.

Here's your guide to the green product & sustainability lables found on everything from fish to light bulbs.

The scavenge-happy folks at Fireclay Tile launch a Kickstarter campaign to help transform old CRT TVs and computer monitors into stunning glass tiles.

On a farm in England, Gavin Munro trains trees into beautiful and functional shapes.

Money from the 2008 Farm Bill has been set aside specifically for organic farmers.

Actor of "Fraser" and "Cheers" fame owns land in the Catskills and wants to grow his own hops and barley.