The App House continues Motown Mondays
September 1, 2010Monday night The App House held the second of their bi-weekly “Motown Mondays” where an invite-only gathering of entrepreneurs got together to present their ideas for apps while the rest.
Monday night The App House held the second of their bi-weekly “Motown Mondays” where an invite-only gathering of entrepreneurs got together to present their ideas for apps while the rest.
by Benjamin J. Pavlovic Toasts were made, bongos were played and PuPus were consumed as Drink Deck held an exclusive media preview last Thursday at Trader Vic’s in Chicago. Entrepreneur.
Revamped with a new co-founder and business model, The Printed Blog has come back from a year hiatus. Founder and publisher Joshua Karp has joined forces with celebrity photographer Tyler Shields to produce an edgier magazine that will challenge their audience and even make them mad.
Who knew that an app for your iPhone/iPod would double as a security system? This app is called the iCam. The iCam allows you to stream live video and audio.
August 28, 2010 For those that have been living under a rock, social networking behemoth starting-to-act-thuggish Facebook has decided that they own the suffix “-book” and are suing the living.
Cameron Henneke, Chicago resident, software engineer and entrepreneur brings us GQueues, a full featured google-oriented task manager that focuses on simplicity.
Google has a new product called Google TV that will be launching Fall 2010. Google TV proposes to bring the two visual mediums you love together without having to neglect.
Today Wired magazine is running the story “Facebook Lawsuit Throws the -book at Social Networking Site for Teachers” (Its also here on Newser: “Facebook Sues Small Teacher Community Site” Here’s.
JunoWallet is a San Jose based start-up whose co-founder, Chris Sweis, lives here in Chicago. JunoWallet is an app available for Android, iPhone and iPad devices that literally is giving.
Today I was contacted by a very cool guy by the name of John Fox. John is the brains behind the site IndyGeek and he was curious if I would.