The third video in a four-part series highlighting St. Louis’ Arch Grant competition. This week’s episode features the finalists’ fun day exploring the city’s neighborhoods and culture.
Do you want to build an app, but need a way to pay for it? Well, there’s an app for that. Appsplit is a crowdfunding platform that allows users to fund, sell, or develop apps through online campaigns.
The assumption in e-commerce has always been that women spend time shopping online for clothes and men, well, don’t. Chicago-based startup StyleSeek aims to turn that idea on its head.
GameSalad is poised to change the gaming industry with its end to end game platform that allows anyone to create and monetize a game, no coding required.
What’s in a team of developers? For one Chicago startup, having a highly knowledgeable and dedicated internal team has been the key to its success.
Fetchnotes, the most simple mobile note taking app around, has gone through some considerable changes since we last covered it in May, and with a slew of new features, it’s even easier to make your straightforward notes work for you.
This week, DARPA challenged researchers to find new ways to bridge the gap between power-thirsty man-made robots and energy-efficient biological systems.
Somewhat conceptually indebted to Google, Triposo is still an exciting entrant – and one that’s just starting to gain wider attention.
The Switchcam team has long planned to branch out into other types of events, including the sometimes-chaotic world of political activism.
Members of the Young Entrepreneur Council share their predictions on mobile advertising’s impact on businesses.
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