Has Transport for London found a way to stop you being groped on the tube?
A year on from the launch of the powerful Report It to Stop It campaign aimed at tackling sexual harassment, the team behind it weighs up the impact
The £500 juicer that’s got Silicon Valley in a froth
Too busy to cut carrots or wash up? Now there’s an insanely expensive Wi-Fi-enabled juicing system just for you...
An app a day to keep the doctor away
From simple devices that count steps to monitors for diabetes, asthma, migraines and heart problems, the number of health apps is soaring. But are they any good?
Startups that aim to put you to sleep
Are you an infamous snorer? Or a long-suffering insomniac? To mark World Sleep Day, try out these solutions
10 ways to beat loneliness
People of all ages are discovering new and old ways to connect – from co-housing schemes to friendship apps and chicken care…
Is your phone cooking your sperm?
They’ve been blamed for causing everything from Alzheimer’s disease to cancer, and now infertility. Here’s a look back at popular mobile phone health scares gone by …
Your friends are having kids, and you’re lonely. Could a friendship app help?
Britain is a nation full of loneliness. We use the internet to buy food, track our periods and get dates, so why not use it to find new mates?
Fitness monitoring: gimmick or game-changer for the NHS?
Many people now gather data about their own bodies on personal trackers, but the jury is still out on their accuracy and effectiveness
Can smartphone drug trials improve medical care?
A new clinical trial is attempting to track how participants suffering from depression respond to mental health apps
Tinder users are sharing what they really look like
In a self-mocking stand against perfectly posed Tinder pictures, some users are showing their actual physical appearance when looking at Tinder