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Path Spends Series B Money To Get Your Friends To Actually Use It

Path just raised a Series B round and part of their strategy is to use the money to acquire new users. They need to change their user acquisition strategy.

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Terahertz Spectrum Enables Cell Phones To See Through Walls

Researchers at the University of Texas in Dallas have developed a method of utilizing an untapped wave spectrum to enable mobile devices to see through wood, plastics, and even walls.

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Oracle: Android Is Ours (Or At Least Part Of It)

Software outfit Oracle isn’t pulling any punches in a law suit claiming that Google‘s Android operating system draws on the Java programming language, and owes it compensation even though Oracle.

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Canceled FCC Probe Prompts Outcry

A mild fine levied against Google for obstructing an investigation into wireless data collection practices has been met by an outcry from privacy advocates and a prominent lawmaker. In a.

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Banjo App Hits One Million Users In Nine Months

Think Facebook and Twitter hit critical mass fast? They’ve got nothing on ambient location app Banjo, which just hit one million users in nine months. Banjo beat out the two.

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Smart Phones Closing The Digital Divide; Only 1 in 5 Adults Do Not Use The Internet

Though inequality persists in who has internet access in the United States, mobile technology – and in particular widespread smartphone adoption – is helping to close that gap, according to.

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Pair: The Perfect Startup Incubator Company

Pair is an app for couples that was the breakout hit of Y Combinator’s demo day. It’s built to flip, which makes it the prefect startup incubator company.

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Canadian Mint Issues Digital Currency Challenge

This month The Royal Canadian Mint has issued a challenge to software developers to help create innovative digital payment applications using their MintChip technology.

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FCC Rallies Mobile Providers To Fight Cell Phones Theft

The Federal Communications Commission has partnered with prominent wireless telecoms to establish a database of stolen cell phones, in order to combat what commission spokespersons frame as a widespread crime.

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Google Quietly Gives Up Browser-Only Chrome OS

In a move that could be read as a quiet admission of the merits of more traditional desktop operating system design models, Google‘s Chrome OS will soon cede its characteristic.

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