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Keyo: The Chicago startup that lets you pay for goods with a wave

August 23, 2017

As we move closer to a cashless society it appears that startups are coming up with increasingly ingenious ways for us to pay for goods and services.

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St. Louis Startup Voodoo

Live Report From Startup Voodoo

June 18, 2015

Startup Voodoo 2015 has kicked off to a great beginning. With 500 registered attendees and a host of great guest speakers, so far the day is shaping up to be a good.

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Smarter Handsets Aren’t Necessarily Better Phones: Report

August 7, 2012

The dissonant implication of Pew’s findings is that powerful, expensive handsets are not necessarily serving as better phones

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Android Malware Genome Project: Norton Detects Just 20 Percent Of Malware

May 30, 2012

Researchers tested four leading mobile anti-virus brands, and found that some were starkly more effective than others. Lookout and Trend Micro performed well, identifying nearly 80 percent of infections, with AVG trailing at 54.7 percent. The clear loser was Norton, which found just 20.0 percent of malware.

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Smartphones Are Rewiring How We Find Information

May 11, 2012

Smart phones are changing the way we research and make decisions, according to new research and even the way we relate to other people in our social networks.

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Tablets, Smartphones Revolutionize News Consumption: Report

March 20, 2012

Do you pull out the New York Times on your morning commute, or an iPad? Mobile internet connectivity is changing the way consumers access news, according to a recent report,.

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Editorial

Have Smartphones Killed Braille?

February 24, 2012

The war between traditional print and digital media is being fought largely on the E-Reader front, with the Kindle and the Nook leading a two-pronged offensive against the paper novel. Yet.

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Editorial

Trending Tech In The Workplace

November 21, 2011

The ubiquitous nature of smartphone and tablets is driving behavioral changes at an unprecedented pace. We are trending towards using one device for everything (see the Kleiner Perkins graph below). And.