Is Trouble Brewing In The Googleplex?
June 26, 2012Google may have to go on the offensive at this year’s Google I/O conference in order to reassure developers that Android is a good place to invest their energies.
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Google may have to go on the offensive at this year’s Google I/O conference in order to reassure developers that Android is a good place to invest their energies.
Let’s face it: the only perk second to learning about awesome new startups at a tech conference is the swag, and Techweek had plenty of it. How do the goodies stack up, and what hidden messages do they reveal about the companies they represent? Also, who had the coolest swag?
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Imagine meeting someone for the first time before the era of smartphones and social media. You have to get to know them slowly because you can’t Google them. A new identity app, Gliph, aims to recreate this natural connection.
Looking to transform downtown St. Louis into a technology hub, the non-profit organization, ‘Arch Grants’ awarded 15 grants to startups of $50,000 each
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