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China's BYD puts energy density aside and approaches EV battery design from a different angle, efficiently packaging lithium-iron-phosphate batteries to be more stable, less prone to fire and longer-lasting, all while providing 375 miles of range.

There's a tradeoff with folding bikes – if they're going to fold down into a small package, then they need to have small wheels. That's where the tuck bike comes in, as it has full-size 700c wheels that actually fold along with the frame.

Fitbit remains one of the most recognizable brands in health and fitness wearables, and it just launched its first new hardware product for more than six months: the GPS-enabled, Spotify-ready Fitbit Charge 4.

Imagine needing a liver transplant and, instead of waiting for a donor, a new one could just be grown from your own skin cells. In a big step towards this, mini human livers grown from stem cells have been successfully transplanted into rats.

The US Navy's Blue Angels acrobatic team has taken delivery of its first F/A-18 Super Hornet test aircraft. The fighter is the first of 11 Boeing plans to deliver to the Navy team this year and will be used for flight testing and evaluation.

UK camper van specialist Vanworx goes bigger and burlier with its latest van. The new MaxTraxx package turns a full-size VW Crafter into a well-appointed off-grid exploration machine with supple leather and vibrant tartan trim.

Backed by science, the FitMind: Neuroscience-Based Meditation App is a complete training program is designed to help you master and flex one of the most powerful organs in the body – the brain. Best yet, you can get it today at 75% off.

Iconic Brit amp maker Orange Amplification jumped into the headphone space at the 2016 NAMM show with the wired O Edition on-ears. Last month, the company released the Crest Edition wireless cans, and we got a pair to try.

Every year, millions of eggs are rejected for sale in supermarkets, while millions of fruits and vegetables spoil before being eaten. Scientists are now addressing both problems, utilizing rejected eggs to create a coating that keeps produce fresh.

Researchers have created synthetic red blood cells that have all of the useful properties of the real thing, plus a few new tricks. These new cells could be put to work carrying oxygen or drugs through the body, sensing toxins, and other tasks.

New results from a clinical trial evaluating the efficacy of diet and exercise as a front-line type 2 diabetes treatment reveal nearly two-thirds of patients achieved complete disease remission after just 12 months of lifestyle interventions.

Part of what makes cancer so deadly is its ability to rapidly spread to other parts of the body. Now, researchers at Tulane University have identified a pair of genes that helps triple negative breast cancer spread – and found how to switch them off.