This month Valve has announced that it will be offering teachers free copies of Portal 2, the studio’s first person puzzle title and 2010 game of the year, along with a version of Steam specifically designed for the classroom.
Florida-based hiring solution Unrabble launched its resume-alternative service in September of last year — a new hiring solution looking to change the game by allowing businesses to smartly search rich profiles instead of traditional resumés.
With only three years under their belt the Chicago Tech Academy, or CTA, teachers and administration have been working hard to educate their students in the fast growing technology world.
A much-talked-about 3D printer designed specifically to fabricate burritos is just a stepping off point for recent NYU graduate Marko Manriquez, who hopes to use the technology to research gastronomic science, economic inequality and culinary arts.
Normally when you fall, cut your finger or skin your elbow, your blood’s proteins, called clotting factors, form a clot that stops the bleeding, but not if you are one of the 400,000 people in the world live with Hemophilia.
In a recent IAmA, reddit founder Alexis Ohanian discusses getting rejected by Y Combinator, Digg’s downfall, and being called a hipster bitch in real life by one of his own users.
NowMaid, a service to find, rate and hire domestic cleaners, is about trust, says founder Ayo Omojola.
With 800 million Facebook users worldwide and 2 billion “likes” per day, are we giving away too much online?
Discount fashion website Ideeli has announced that its most recent round of funding has netted the company $30 million. The new investment will allow the company to expand beyond flash sales, said the company’s CEO.
Chicago-based startup BigMarker has just recently ramped up its service of online communities to include more features than ever before, now offering larger conference rooms and several much-requested features to improve its virtual collaborative space.
