What do Mark Zuckerburg, Brad Feld, and Paul Graham all have in common? Yep, they are all wildly successful and they all earned their startup stripes in the Boston area..
Wot Went Wrong is an Australian-based startup that allows the socially awkward to find out exactly what its name says, Wot Went Wrong. The application was developed for the purpose of.
Whether you’re working in technology or you’re a gadget-head (or both!), you probably hate RIM’s BlackBerry phone. Not only is RIM falling behind in the mobile game, RIM is also.
The premise behind RentStuff.com is simple enough: people who live near you probably have stuff you’d be likely to rent, and you might have stuff that you can
There seems to be no shortage of headlines lately dealing with trademark disputes between major brands and their “lesser” counterparts. This week has been no different, with Jeremy Lin of.
Is Stringfly going to succeed by commoditizing citizen journalism, or by rewarding users who fill out surveys and plug products on social media?
When was the last time you watched a video on your computer or mobile device? According to the latest studies released on online video viewership, chances are you have watched.
As a generally disorganized person, I live and die by Evernote. In fact, I draft all of my posts for Tech.li in Evernote, and I type all of my interview.
Search giant Google has reversed course and agreed to install a “Do Not Track” button on the Chrome browser in the near future. Do Not Track is a proposed policy,.
ABC goes inside Foxconn, 10 Startup Fallacies were explored, and Anonymous is threatening more attacks; what else could you ask for? It’s easy to miss something important when your busy.
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