Authorities now say the suspicious device found at a South Fulton USPS facility was not explosive, despite earlier reports. The item, initially labeled a "real explosive," was later confirmed to be a ...

GREENVILLE, S.C. (FOX Carolina) - A groundbreaking device is changing how doctors treat colorectal cancer by targeting tumors while sparing the rest of the body from chemotherapy side effects. Hope ...

While the rest of the world was waiting for the M5 iPad Pro earlier this month, I decided to buy an M4 iPad Pro, just days before Apple dropped its big M5 announcement, in fact. Yes, I knew the M5 ...

Suspected Explosive Device Found and Brought Indoors Prompts Wyoming Capitol Evacuation The Wyoming Capitol, including the governor’s office, was evacuated Tuesday after a person found a suspected ...

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Patients with vision loss caused by a common but untreatable condition are able to read again thanks to a groundbreaking eye implant. The Prima device is an electronic eye implant which measures just ...

Prima, developed by US medtech company Science Corporation, comprises a tiny chip, measuring about 2mm by 2mm and the same thickness as a human hair, as well as augmented reality glasses and a pocket ...

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Video shared with WRAL News shows the moment a lithium-ion battery caught fire inside a home, feet away from a dog. The dog, Colton, set off the fire after chewing on a battery-powered device. Other ...

A 46-year-old Port St. Lucie man was arrested after a woman reported finding an electronic tracking device on her vehicle. The woman received a cell phone notification that a wireless tag was detected ...

In the push to make gadgets faster and more efficient, silicon might finally have met its match. Researchers at Fudan University in Shanghai have developed a working prototype that merges atomically ...