Grabowski, who jokingly compared his experience in the restaurant industry to the bawdy comedy film Waiting, says it was his own term of service in food that set the standards he wants OnDeq to uphold.
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.
Firefox OS’ selling point — and, potentially, its Achilles’ Heel — is a ground-up focus on HTML5. Will developers join the party?
At least on the surface, Opinsy conforms to the ultra-typical web startup model. Look a little closer, though, and the site has a very serious edge: a prominent clip shows burning cars, street demonstrations, soldiers, and riot police, set to a mellow electronic soundtrack.
Google took to the skies today “ literally“ to announce the first widely-available model of the highly rumored and anticipated Project Glass headset, a wearable computing platform that incorporates first-person video capture and a head-mounted display.
New Google X research into neural networks fits into Google’s intense interest in machine learning and connections between items of data.
NowMaid, a service to find, rate and hire domestic cleaners, is about trust, says founder Ayo Omojola.
Bright.com launched with a splash Tuesday, and it seems to have taken some cues from the world of online dating.
Expert query service JustAnswer, which rebranded as Pearl, and Quora both answer questions, but that’s where the similarity ends.
Twitter debuted its first TV ads and a high-profile partnership with NASCAR this weekend, in an effort to bolster the advertising potential of hashtag pages, and to introduce the service to new consumers.
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