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Polamatic By Polaroid: Instagram’s Inspiration Releases Its Own Photo App

Polaroid, the original company behind the square photography of yesteryear, has thrown its hat into the mobile photo sharing ring with its new app: Polamatic.

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Apple Fights For iPhone 5 Domain

Obligatory predictions about the features of Apple’s iPhone 5 are circulating around the web, but the company has been tight-lipped about the existence of the next generation smartphone until recently. Apple is.

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PR And VCs Behaving Badly, or How And Why I Became A Shill For Zynga’s “Draw Something” On Japanese Television

Pics or it didn’t happen, right? Well… it happened. That’s a picture of me being interviewed by reporters from Japanese television station TV Asahi when I was in Tokyo a.

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SEC Probe Likely Following Groupon Revenue Revisions (Infographic)

Many people expect that recent revisions in Groupon’s financial statements will lead to a formal investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission. The company’s stock has been on a rocky.

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Who’s Flying Unmanned Drones In The US? Here’s A List

  Do you feel like you’re being watched? Maybe you are, by a legally-licensed aerial drone, flown by the government or a private entity. The United States’ use of armed,.

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St. Louis Arch Grants Chooses 15 Winning Startups, Including Techli

Out of 420 applicants, St. Louis Arch Grants has chosen its first 15 startups to receive a total of $750,000 in grants and we’re proud to announce that Techli is among them.

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SoundWave Cleverly Implements Gesture Recognition Into Existing PC Hardware

Microsoft Research and the University of Washington have developed Kinect-like gesture control software that can be easily implemented into almost any existing computer system.

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Mozilla To Fight Sluggish Web Pages With “Click-To-Play” Plugins

Consumer computer hardware is the fastest it’s ever been, and broadband speeds dwarf what was available a decade ago (even if the United States doesn’t stack up too well internationally.).

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Flashback Targeted Google (But Their Takings Were Pretty Modest)

The hackers who disseminated the Flashback trojan, which shook the confidence of Apple users who had grown accustomed to not dealing with malware, were making a quick buck at Google‘s.

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MissTravel Doesn’t Do Background Checks: Proceed With Caution

MissTravel, a Las Vegas startup which advertises that “attractive people fly for free,” has been criticized for being eerily similar to an escort service. Although the company states that it does.

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