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Why We Shouldn’t Want To Know FAKEGRIMLOCK’s Identity

The startup scene’s newest celebrity isn’t a teenage CEO or a member of the Facebook mafia. Instead, the most sought after startup superstar is a robot dinosaur called FAKEGRIMLOCK. Weird?.

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Microsoft COO Pledges Carbon Neutrality By July

Kevin Turner, Chief Operating Officer of Microsoft, published a blog post today pledging to make the software giant carbon neutral across all of its direct operations beginning in July of.

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Polamatic By Polaroid: Instagram’s Inspiration Releases Its Own Photo App

Polaroid, the original company behind the square photography of yesteryear, has thrown its hat into the mobile photo sharing ring with its new app: Polamatic.

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Apple Fights For iPhone 5 Domain

Obligatory predictions about the features of Apple’s iPhone 5 are circulating around the web, but the company has been tight-lipped about the existence of the next generation smartphone until recently. Apple is.

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PR And VCs Behaving Badly, or How And Why I Became A Shill For Zynga’s “Draw Something” On Japanese Television

Pics or it didn’t happen, right? Well… it happened. That’s a picture of me being interviewed by reporters from Japanese television station TV Asahi when I was in Tokyo a.

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SEC Probe Likely Following Groupon Revenue Revisions (Infographic)

Many people expect that recent revisions in Groupon’s financial statements will lead to a formal investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission. The company’s stock has been on a rocky.

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Who’s Flying Unmanned Drones In The US? Here’s A List

  Do you feel like you’re being watched? Maybe you are, by a legally-licensed aerial drone, flown by the government or a private entity. The United States’ use of armed,.

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St. Louis Arch Grants Chooses 15 Winning Startups, Including Techli

Out of 420 applicants, St. Louis Arch Grants has chosen its first 15 startups to receive a total of $750,000 in grants and we’re proud to announce that Techli is among them.

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SoundWave Cleverly Implements Gesture Recognition Into Existing PC Hardware

Microsoft Research and the University of Washington have developed Kinect-like gesture control software that can be easily implemented into almost any existing computer system.

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Mozilla To Fight Sluggish Web Pages With “Click-To-Play” Plugins

Consumer computer hardware is the fastest it’s ever been, and broadband speeds dwarf what was available a decade ago (even if the United States doesn’t stack up too well internationally.).

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