With A New Venture Every 2 Days, Startup Launches Double In Chicago
August 3, 2012Though Silicon Valley may be the hotbed for tech startups, a newly released infographic shows that the Windy City is catching up fast.
Though Silicon Valley may be the hotbed for tech startups, a newly released infographic shows that the Windy City is catching up fast.
Nashville startup InQuicker has come up with an innovative solution to the miserable ER waiting game by allowing patients in need of medical care to pre-register online for their urgent visit.
These astounding conversion and engagement rates that Cinsay is generating with the company’s Smart Store™ platform point to a larger trend in ecommerce: the death of the traditional online shopping cart.
North Carolina startup DZone has created an online space for programmers to share tips and information about their tech trade. Its latest product is an enterprise Q&A platform called AnswerHub.
A firearm enthusiast believes he may have been the first to test a 3D-printed gun assembly, which he has used to build and fire a pistol and assault rifle.
Unlike taxis or hiring a full-time personal driver, RedCap allows members to summon their own affordable driver for a single occasion, who will make sure both you and your car get to your destination safely.
Do you have a favorite food truck, but have trouble tracking it down when that fierce burrito craving strikes? St. Louis startup Food Trucks Near Me has you covered.
RentPost, a startup out of Athens, GA, is hoping to improve the way landlords manage their property and communicate with their tenants by creating simple, easy-to-use software.
Sumpto, a freshly-launched Miami startup, is aiming to leverage the viral social network sharing of college students to connect brands with the advertising-agnostic college audience.
Indian startup Kinesis is working to build a native framework to bring gesture and depth-based modeling developers, on the Kinect and likely soon other platforms.