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.
Chicago-based startup Uncorkd is focusing on demystifying the wine ordering experience for average diners by providing an interactive iPad menu to restaurants.
When you reach into the fridge at night for that guilt-free late night snack, do you sometimes feel watched, or detect a nagging inner voice telling you to stop?
Shane Vitarana’s newest creation hit Apple’s App store late last week, allowing mobile photographers to snap photos of their friends and automatically affix one of a variety of mustaches to their upper lip.
What happens if an earthquake takes down your data center? CloudMine, which recently came out of beta, will ensure you’re prepared for anything, even natural disasters.
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.
After Zynga’s latest mobile release debuted last week, game developer Ohad Barzilay is the latest to notice striking similarities between the new slot title and one he had created for his former company.
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.
Opposite Inc., a four man mobile app development studio running out of Dallas, is led by founder/designer Brian Linder and lead engineer Nathan Clark, who left the ad agency world to launch the company on April 1st of 2011.
A Radiojar co-founder says radio will boom in the next decade — and has been held back so far by taxing technical requirements facing would-be DJs.
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