Boston’s Movers And Shakers [INFOGRAPHIC]
October 8, 2014Ask anyone that has been around long enough- or talk to someone from Boston- and you’ll hear that Boston was the start of the digital revolution and was Silicon Valley.
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Ask anyone that has been around long enough- or talk to someone from Boston- and you’ll hear that Boston was the start of the digital revolution and was Silicon Valley.
What does it mean to hit rock bottom? Spending four days in a Los Angeles hotel room with a bottle of Jack Daniels and Xanax is certainly a contender for.
To say Andrew Bachman is interesting would be a gross understatement. And not simply because he is wildly successful or because he bought his first Ferrari at the age of.
This week simple note taking startup Fetchnotes announced that its users can net 25 gigs of free storage from cloud service Box by simply signing up through the app’s website.
The planned smart suit will be made up entirely of soft, flexible materials, aimed to provide the wearer with a greatly increased freedom of movement over similar support systems today.
A Boston-based startup wants to breathe new life into the shriveled husk of location-based gaming by discarding the ubiquitous “check-in” mechanic.
Noah Seton found himself wondering why there wasn’t a platform to quickly gather data on a few points, and ultimately decided to create one in the form of Boston-based startup PollBuzzer.
New research says enterprise spending on cloud services will more than double to $207 billion annually by 2016 up from just $91 billion today.
Boston and San Francisco-based startup Buildcoin wants gamify programming, with a system that plugs into Git and Jenkins.
A Flattr-like service based in Newton, Massachusetts is looking to shake up online revenue by giving readers a new option for showing their appreciation for online content with small monetary donations.