Urbanist and author of the iconic city commentary The Death and Life of Great American Cities Jane Jacobs once said, “Design is people.” This philosophy of collaborative planning towards common goals resonates with IBM’s laterst philanthropic project, CityForward.com.
Cardcounter Jeff Ma is breaking into personal analytics with a new project called tenXer, which tracks your productivity in hopes of improving it over time.
Rumgr is an app with a quickly growing community of both sellers and buyers, allowing anyone to peruse items for sale in their area, or quickly post anything they’re looking to get rid of.
Finding good employees is one of the toughest challenges that C-level executives face. Kevin Watson, CEO of Unrabble, a cloud-computing hiring software solution shares a few tips in this week’s CEO Sunday series.
The new service, called Microsoft Local Impact Map, allows nonprofit organizations to display their efforts from around the world in a customizable interface that incorporates text, pictures, and videos.
Raspberry Pi is preparing to release a user guide which, at about $18USD, costs a little more than half what the credit card-sized Raspberry Pi fetches.
With limited access to investor capitol and bank loans becoming harder and harder to come by, entrepreneurs can have a hard time getting off their ideas off the ground.
A Florida-based startup has created the ultimate solution for photographers looking to showcase their work on a variety of platforms with ease.
Self-described as the “party game for horrible people,” Cards Against Humanity is a dark-humored, MadLibesque card game alternative not for the faint of humor.
Currently under development, the kinect-enabled grocery cart follows shoppers around the store and detects what items are placed in the cart and matches them to a pre-made shopping list.
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