Absinthe, Ovaltine, And Google Product Search. Soon To Be Renamed Again.
June 8, 2012Product Search is one of the odd Google services that’s always been kind of crummy, but has never been canceled or put on the back burner.
Product Search is one of the odd Google services that’s always been kind of crummy, but has never been canceled or put on the back burner.
Visual storytelling is moving the aesthetic of the web forward. A new product from user experience design company Digital Telepathy exemplifies this trend.
Pedro Underlich started the mobile studio RAWR! Interactive to combat complacent mobile users. Its latest title aims to get you into a fight with your iPhone.
Tactus Technology says it has developed a system that can actually raise portions of a device’s screen to create a QWERTY keyboard, a traditional phone interface, or almost anything else.
Scottish researchers at the University of Strathclyde, Glasgow are developing cell-like structures that will help NASA engineers launch solar collecting arrays into space.
Dell announced a $100 million financing initiative Thursday, aimed at startups and incorporating sales and support services for approved projects.
Google unveiled a graphically intense vision for Google Earth, including footage that shows comprehensively-rendered city skylines complete with buildings and foliage.
As an ambitious entrepreneur interested in heading a startup venture, it is important to select the right city to foster your success. Sean Grace shares five reasons why Cincinnati, Ohio is a contender.
Twitter’s first iconic bird logo came cheap. For the latest, the company spared no monetary or metaphorical expense.
Y Combinator founder Paul Graham tells portfolio companies to prepare for some lean times. Facebook did not need to be his whipping boy.