Entrepreneur Ryan Croft takes a look at the new crop of startups that have emerged to dethrone certain industries that have gone seemingly unchanged for decades.
Fetchnotes, the most simple mobile note taking app around, has gone through some considerable changes since we last covered it in May, and with a slew of new features, it’s even easier to make your straightforward notes work for you.
This week, DARPA challenged researchers to find new ways to bridge the gap between power-thirsty man-made robots and energy-efficient biological systems.
It looks like Louis C.K.’s digital distribution revolution is continuing to make waves in the comedy world, as a new website called lolflix has launched this week, offering comedians an online home to host their own material for a fair cut of the profits.
Physicists had good cause to celebrate this Fourth of July with the discovery of the ever-elusive Higgs boson. Techli asks a CERN physicist: what’s next?
Def Leppard, the late 80s-era UK band best known for hits like “Pour Some Sugar On Me” and “Photograph” has taken to the studio to create “outright forgeries” of its original hits, according to frontman Joe Elliot in a recent interview with Billboard.
Somewhat conceptually indebted to Google, Triposo is still an exciting entrant – and one that’s just starting to gain wider attention.
The Switchcam team has long planned to branch out into other types of events, including the sometimes-chaotic world of political activism.
Members of the Young Entrepreneur Council share their predictions on mobile advertising’s impact on businesses.
A subreddit for the popular AMC series Breaking Bad has successfully raised more than $1,500 for A Place Called Home, a non-profit charity helping at-risk youth in South Central Los Angeles.
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