Virtual grocery stores have been popular in Asia long before we considered launching them here in America. Thanks to internet grocer Peapod, cities across the U.S. will soon have virtual grocery stores in hundreds of commuter rail stations in Boston, Connecticut, New York, New Jersey, Philadelphia, Washington, D.C. and Chicago.
When it comes to branding, small business owners often have no clue where to start. But where should they turn for help? Enter Prestobox, a company that automates brand identity.
If you think this election season is bananas, you should go back in time to 2008 and read what the world was tweeting about back then. Thanks to Boulder-based Gnip, a provider of social data for enterprise, now you can.
Thanks to the network effect the AngelList has built up since the launch of the site, offering a way for investors and startups to close rounds from within the community makes perfect sense.
What happens to the thousands of apps that launch each day in the app store after their debut? A new startup called ooomf launching its public beta today want to change the way that apps are developed and discovered.
Y Combinator’s motto is “make something people want”. Artkive’s breakout success proves that making something parents want is an even better strategy.
Ohio-based startup Ilesfay provides a secure cloud-based solution for file replication. Now, the CincyTech backed company can help organizations achieve 10X-30X improvement in data transfer speeds thanks to a new patented technology called MatchMaking®.
Cloaked Email, a new product from Gliph, allows a user to give people a cloak instead of their actual email address when someone that they don’t know requests their email address.
Google Fiber might sound like a healthy snack, but it’s actually the search giant’s first foray into the ISP industry.
Quabel, an experimental web-based word processor hopes to set itself apart, and court serious writers, eliminating distractions in favor of an easy, core functionality.
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