Looking for the next big thing in the medtech or health care industry? You might find it at Cincinnati-based accelerator Innov8 for Health, whose 12-week startup bootcamp commences this month.
Due to overwhelmingly positive feedback and a growing fanbase, DiveKick, a fighting game that started out as a parody, has begun a Kickstarter campaign.
Google took part in an event this week to spur conversations about roles and possibilities for web technology to help during natural disasters and other crises.
In a three day experiment, graphic designer Andrew Kim flipped Microsoft’s branding on its head, turning the company’s play-it-safe image into a campaign that could give Apple a run for its money.
Imagine drawing an organ in a CAD-style program and printing it. Organovo, the innovative San Diego-based medtech company founded in 2007, has its sights on this possibility.
The human rights watchdog filed a lawsuit against the federal government earlier this month to find out to what extent the government is reading our emails and texts.
Members of the Young Entrepreneur Council answer the question ‘What’s the most exciting new technology you invested in for your company in 2012 so far, and why?’
Manage your finances and get deals automatically emailed to you based on your spending habits thanks to this new Boulder-based startup.
Boston and San Francisco-based startup Buildcoin wants gamify programming, with a system that plugs into Git and Jenkins.
Vancouver, Washington-based startup Selfpubd is building a community where indie game developers can get both the creative freedom and fair revenue they need to keep making games.
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