The 21st annual FIRST Championship, a competition that engages a younger generation with the science of robotics, played out this past weekend in St. Louis.
In a press release today Microsoft announced that it will be investing $300 million in a new company with Barnes & Noble, taking aim at Amazon’s Kindle e-reader.
South Carolina-based company 3D Systems is taking orders for the Cube, its new 3D printer, which aims to introduce simple, affordable 3D printing.
The inaugural list of inductees for the Internet Hall of Fame includes only 3 women out of 33 people chosen.
Local software consultant Michael David Crawford disrupted Portland Startup Weekend, but the event continued through to the Sunday evening demos.
Flurry Analytics has released a revealing report showing social app usage catching up to the once-dominate gaming app category on smartphones.
Google has released the FCC report on what personal wireless network data the company has collected with its Street View cars.
The Winklevoss twins sued Mark Zuckerberg for millions after claiming that he ripped them off. Now, they’re back with a venture capital fund for early stage startups.
The FTC has hired Oklahoma City bomber prosecutor Beth Wilkinson to assist in the Google antitrust investigation.
Chicago-based startups GiveForward and the 21st Century Youth Project have both won gold medals at this year’s Edison Awards.
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