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Google Contact Lens Measure Glucose in Tears: a 'Potential Game Changer,' says One Expert (VIDEO)
Google has developed a new kind of wearable device: a contact lens that will measure glucose in a person's tears.
UNC to Probe CNN Allegations of Athlete Students' Poor Reading Levels
Obama Urges Colleges to Expand Education Opportunities and Boost Affordability for Low-Income Students
Facebook Introduces New Feature 'Trending' To 'Rival' Twitter (But Not Really)
Drones: Use of Robotics in Investigation, Management and Exploration
Apple Settles With FTC for $32.5 Million Refund For Parents Whose Kids Made Unauthorized in-App Purchases
Orthopedic Spinal Surgeon and Philanthropist Donates $50 Million to USC
Maryland Countersues ACC for Imposing Huge Exit Fee of $52 Million
By Staff ReporterGoogle Buys Nest for $3.2 Billion, What Does the Internet Giant Plan to Do With High-End Smoke Alarms and Thermostats?
By Russell WesterholmVirgin Galactic Completes Third Test Flight For Passenger Spacecraft, But Will It Still Be The First Company To Send Ordinary Citizens Into Space?
By Staff ReporterWhy Marilyn McKenna's Weight Loss Photo Was Banned By Facebook
By Staff ReporterHuawei's $120 Tron Is The Console Gamers Need, But Not The One They Deserve
By Staff ReporterAutomatic Car Legislation Behind The Technology: One Day Cars May Need To Get Licensed Rather Than Humans
By Staff ReporterSamsung and BMW Announce Galaxy Gear Car App, Forecasting a Future Tech-Infused Driving Experience
By Russell WesterholmKent State Board Names Beverly Warren School’s 12th President
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