Jenny Everett

In 2007, David Edwards, a biomedical engineer at Harvard University, gave his students a project: Develop a way to inhale...

Loaded up with sensors and motors, this robo-dino is so lifelike, you just might consider replacing your cat

THE PRODUCT The Gennum nXZEN noise-reduction Bluetooth headset THE CLAIM Two microphones inside the headset zero in on the speaker´s...

These portable satellite radios deliver programming from 22,000 miles above Earth to your pocket

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Three years after its Human Transporter was supposed to change the world, Dean Kamen's innovation factory unveils a successor that just wants to have fun.

Last July, 9-year-old Alex Everett received his first shot of synthetic human growth hormone--an injection he will get every night for eight years. Alex is not sick--he is short. Should we be treating stature as a medical condition?

A stereo with shock absorbers -- and it'll charge your power tools.

Got a spare port? Not any more you don't.

In defense of the first genetically engineered pet.