Teensy Techli Tweets: iPhone5
September 21, 2012Happy iPhone 5 launch day! To celebrate, check out this iPhone 5 Teensy Tweet by the creator of the hilarious “Goodnight Burbank” TV show, Hayden Black.
Happy iPhone 5 launch day! To celebrate, check out this iPhone 5 Teensy Tweet by the creator of the hilarious “Goodnight Burbank” TV show, Hayden Black.
On the eve of the iPhone 5 launch, EverPurse, the bag with the built in battery that keeps your smartphone charged on the go, has unveiled a video of its stylish accessory charging the brand new smartphone from Apple.
If you think this election season is bananas, you should go back in time to 2008 and read what the world was tweeting about back then. Thanks to Boulder-based Gnip, a provider of social data for enterprise, now you can.
Turner Broadcasting’s new accelerator program Media Camp celebrated the end if its first twelve week program last Thursday at the program’s demo day.
TagMyDoc allows anyone to embed a QR code onto a physical document, enabling anyone who would like a digital copy to retrieve it on a mobile device without having to ask to have it sent to them.
Confluence, a St. Louis-based biomedical research company, announced that it has secured $4 million in series A venture capital financing this week that will help further the company’s research of kinase inhibitor cancer treatments.
The grant was awarded for Innovate’s Information Technology Entrepreneur Network (ITEN), which has been hard at work growing the St. Louis entrepreneurial community through resources, programs, and events for tech entrepreneurs since 2008.
Florida-based startup PositiveTALK wants to measure and reward positivity online.
St. Louis mobile app startup and fellow Arch Grants recipient IDC Projects has been in the app development market since the beginning days of the iPhone, with an early hit in a barcode scanning app.
With the downfall of SOPA, there’s no doubt that internet censorship has become a mainstream concern of the masses. But do we really know just how bad some users around the world have it when they try to log on to the world wide web?