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Have you ever wondered why the process of applying to an apartment in the age of the internet still requires so many paper forms? The team at Rocket Lease has been wondering just the same thing.
Chicago-based startup Snapclass wants to help online experts connect with their main audience, enabling them to easily organize and even make some cash off of scheduled web seminars or one-on-one counseling sessions.
In this week’s CEO Sunday, the CEO and founder of Zencash discusses resisting the allure of founding a ‘sex’y startup. While it might not be sexy and cool as creating the next Path or Airbnb, it’s a more reliable strategy for creating a successful company and making money.
This week, Andreessen Horowitz led an impressive round of funding that garnered $11.2 million for Meteor.
A Boulder-based startup will soon ship a cuddly stuffed animal built to hold an iPhone or iPod, with the display serving as the creature’s face and a custom app that interacts and plays games with young children.
Planana is a social events promotion tool that leverages guests’ social networks and rewards them for sharing to their social networks.
Flowtab is a mobile app that allows bar patrons to order and pay for drinks directly from their phone. But will bartenders be able to keep up?
The online healthcare network is aiming to specialize in new forms of healthcare consultation, and has already established websites specifically for sexual health, including SexualHealth.com and STDTestExpress.com.
Google Fiber might sound like a healthy snack, but it’s actually the search giant’s first foray into the ISP industry.
Botiful, a telepresence robot created by engineer Claire Delaunay, allows any remote Skype caller to move freely in their projected environment using a mobile robotic smartphone stand.