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Michigan driverless shuttles might hit the road in 2018

Ann Arbor’s own startup May Mobility is getting closer to deploying the first self-driving shuttle fleet, aiming to launch them out in the streets of Detroit by 2018. Along with.

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Google, Walgreens, aisle411 Release New Era Of In-Store Retail Mapping

Like the Super Bowl is for football fans and “Baywatch” reunion specials are for Pam Anderson fans, Google I/O is kind of a big deal for developers. This year’s two-day.

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Android’s New Head; New Era for Google?

Android always seems to be the most happening platform any way you look at it, and it’s not always good news. As an example, a new study conducted by security.

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In Las Vegas At Walgreens? St. Louis Startup Aisle 411 Has Got Something For You

  Hot on the heels of their deal with Walgreens, aisle411 is launching their Indoor Geo-Fence Alerts Solution platform that will allow retailers (and 3rd party developers) to customize a shopper’s.

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A Christmas Gift From IDC Projects: Memory Matches Is Now On Android

Just in time for Christmas, St. Louis-based IDC Projects has released their popular Memory Matches game for Android devices.

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1.3 Million Android Devices Activated Daily; Beats iOS Marketshare

It’s official- the Android OS is now bigger than Apple’s iOS and the gap is only going to get bigger in 2012. All this reminds me of the 90s when.

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Google’s Vic Gundotra: Don’t “Screw Over” Developers

A Google executive joined a pile-on this week on social social giant Facebook, which has been accused of using bully tactics to shut down perceived rivals

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Google Springs Into ISP Realm With The (Sorta Free) Fiber

Google Fiber might sound like a healthy snack, but it’s actually the search giant’s first foray into the ISP industry.

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YouTube Aims To Protect Activists With Face Blurring Option

This week Youtube started to offer automatic face blurring which the Google-owned site connected to human rights concerns as well as routine privacy precautions.

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Users Prefer Google+, But Aren’t Leaving Facebook: Report

Consumers are more satisfied with Google+. But what Facebook lacks in love, it makes up for in inertia.

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