Based on data usage gathered by Snappli, only 1 in 25 people are still using Apple maps five days after they've upgraded to iOS 6.
Still waiting for that new iPad mini? Or perhaps you couldn't wait and decided to drop $199 on some 7-inch tablet?
How about a $50 Android tablet?
An upcoming evening program this week in San Francisco will connect veterans with tech jobs.
We have waves of new veterans coming back from overseas deployments to a job market that is already pretty tight. Across the board, the unemployment …
Yes, folks its another VBWeekly, and our regular VBWeekly host Jolie O’Dell was out on assignment, so VentureBeat’s executive Editor Dylan Tweney has stepped in to take you through the stories of the week. And we have stories; running from …
This week the VBWeekly crew discusses the new social-chatting service Airtime, leaked passwords from a LinkedIn hack (check out our tips for changing your passwords), and SpaceX — the first all-private company to start hauling cargo into space.
And finally …
Sigh.
First LinkedIn’s passwords were was hacked, then eHarmony’s. Today we found out passwords from Last.fm’s may also have been stolen.
Odds are pretty good there are more compromised site that we just don’t know about yet. So guess what …
VentureBeat is looking for an experienced, creative, high-end PHP coder to build some of the coolest projects in the media world today.
You should have experience working on WordPress (VIP is a plus), and be familiar with the LAMP stack. …
Using Bluetooth, a prototype smartwatch called Pebble will connect to your iPhone or Android device to fetch calendar alerts, show social media updates, display caller ID for incoming calls, and run simple applications.
The watch, currently being showcased on crowdfunding …
In today’s VBWeekly video we invade the VentureBeat writers lounge to ask our reporters about the Y-Combinator Demo Day event. We asked Meghan Kelly and Sarah Mitroff about the presentations that made them laugh; later we ask them what company …
In this week’s VBWeekly, Jolie O’Dell walks us through first impressions of the Samsung Galaxy S II, the PlayStation Vita, and, in what turns out to be a blatant rip off, an iPhone game called Pokemon Yellow that is nothing …
Last week, VentureBeat announced its Game of the Year choices. Now you can see the video of VentureBeat’s top game writers, Dean Takahashi and Sebastian Haley discussing the picks. Enjoy the talk and let us know your favorite game of …
VentureBeat’s weekly video show returns with a quick discussion of some of the week’s highlights in tech business.
Your hosts, Christopher Peri and Dylan Tweney, talk about Yelp’s filing for an initial public offering, news of which just dropped 30 …
Yes, it’s time for another installment of VBWeekly. This week we discuss, in free form, the release of the latest Android-based e-readers, the Kobo, the Kindle Fire and the Nook. We wonder if they can be considered a different class …
An Android tablet that sells for just $35 seems like an irresistible bargain. At that price, you might even be willing to put up with some serious tradeoffs. But does the Aakash tablet work well enough to be useful?
We …
The iPhone 4S’s voice command system, Siri, has been out and running for a few days. It’s amazing technology — but it also produces some pretty funny replies.
From our own testing we have found that Siri does not always …
VentureBeat is proud to announce that our first iPhone app is available in the iTunes store. We’d like to thank NYSE Euronext, the launch sponsor of the app.
Our exhaustive mobile coverage and executive-level mobile conferences keep us on cutting …
I would not have believed this if I did not see it myself. We have an older Apple keyboard that was just disgusting. Instead of trying to clean it by hand, someone recommended putting it in the dishwater. What? But …
As I was putting my Google+ circles together, I thought. Hmmm… How would Dante do his circles? Yes I wonder these things.. And here is how his circles would look.
Had to do a bit of Photoshop to get these …
