A new Kickstarter campaign launched by Chris Jorgenson, owner of Portland indie game studio Cascadia Games, aims to eliminate the frustrations of touch controls by turning your iOS device into a full-fledged home console.
Joel Spolsky knows good software. His company’s new collaboration app called Trello just hit a major milestone thanks to his innovative product design approach.
What Tikly is trying to fight, in essence, is the idea the interests of a ticketing agency need to be at odds with the goals of independent artists.
Young entrepreneurs face many challenges. Wading through the ocean of web apps that come with starting a company should not be one of them. Enter Groapp, your organizational solution.
Do you want to build an app, but need a way to pay for it? Well, there’s an app for that. Appsplit is a crowdfunding platform that allows users to fund, sell, or develop apps through online campaigns.
Fetchnotes, the most simple mobile note taking app around, has gone through some considerable changes since we last covered it in May, and with a slew of new features, it’s even easier to make your straightforward notes work for you.
Somewhat conceptually indebted to Google, Triposo is still an exciting entrant – and one that’s just starting to gain wider attention.
Members of the Young Entrepreneur Council share their predictions on mobile advertising’s impact on businesses.
Protean hopes to market a smart card that can emulate any card in your wallet directly to consumers by this winter.
Members of the Young Entrepreneur Council answer the question ‘What’s the most exciting new technology you invested in for your company in 2012 so far, and why?’
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