Google Plus Gobbles Up Google Places, In Ongoing Social Push
June 2, 2012Google Places is being incorporated into Google Plus — in hopes, perhaps, of enticing more users to join and actually use the fledgling social initiative.
Google Places is being incorporated into Google Plus — in hopes, perhaps, of enticing more users to join and actually use the fledgling social initiative.
After announcing the slew of new features coming to the Microsoft search engine a few weeks back, the all-new Bing has been rolled out to users in the United States this week.
Not much attention has been paid to the Galaxy S III’s other voice recognition technology, a surprisingly advanced system that can wake the phone up from sleep mode.
This year’s Big Bang! Competition at the UC Davis Graduate School of Management announced its four big winners, including a vending machine for toddlers and a cancer treatment drug.
Ellen Pao, a partner at one of the most successful venture capital firms in the United States, has filed a sexual discrimination agains the firm. Here’s what her lawsuit means for female entrepreneurs.
Politwoops records politicians’ deleted tweets. It’s digging up some weird stuff.
Bethesda and Id announced a re-released Doom 3 that will include versions of all three games in the franchise. Will this be enough to save Id?
What do Zynga, Facebook, 37Signals, Clicky, and Y Combinator all have in common? They exemplify ancient Chinese war strategies in their daily operations.
The latest collection includes five of some of the greatest indie games to come out in the past few years, and best of all you get to name your own price.
A Google-backed innovation community in Nairobi, Kenya, plans to build the first African supercomputer outside of South Africa, which backers hope will be a step toward a more self-sufficient technological infrastructure and community in the region.