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Integrating PR Into Your Product

A startup’s biggest challenge is marketing. Surely financing, hiring a great team, building a killer product among other challenges startups face are hard to pull off, but once you’ve got.

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The Definition of the Ideal Community Manager

I’m thinking about hiring a Community Manager for my company. Can you name one trait that you believe all great Community Managers should have? The following answers are provided by.

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SkimLinks Helps Startups Make Money, Focus On Other Things

London-based startup SkimLinks has been in the news quite a bit since LLC Social discovered their work with Pinterest, an image based social network. SkimLinks works with online companies to create affiliate program links.

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Charge Your Gadgets With A Creepy Cyborg Mask? (Spoiler: Probably Not)

Electrical power which, with contemporary technology, generally means batteries“ is a perennial challenge for mobile technology.

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Rhode Island Startup BuildingLayer Helps You Navigate Indoors

  THE GIST: BuildingLayer is a mapping tool that allows anyone to create maps for indoor spaces. BuildingLayer’s mapping tools use an overlay to create a useful contextual map. Plot.

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Google Paying Hackers To Exploit Chrome

Google recently put a post on its Chromium blog offering hackers prizes up to $1 million to find and submit exploits in their Chrome browser. The prize amount differs across.

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8 Apps For Planning Your Wedding

December is  the most popular month to get engaged and June remains the most popular month to get married. This means that happy couples spend the six months between December.

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Google’s Mysterious Experiments

Below is a guest post by Jerry Toga. It seems increasingly likely that, in the next few months, Google will begin secret experiments in its hometown of Mountain View, as well.

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Deepening The Sneakernet

The mechanics of transferring a file via removable media sometimes called the sneakernet have remained largely unchanged since the early days of personal computing.

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A PC The Size Of A USB Stick

[youtube id=”0PiJeiaMq3E” width=”600″ height=”350″] Could a lightweight but fully-fledged PC fit in your pocket? Yes–theoretically, at least–but one company wants to release such a device to the consumer market this.

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