Keaton Row is a fashion startup reigning in the "future of personal styling" with an online, affordable process that has customers spending 7x the average e-commerce customer, and coming back for more.
In the spirit of Father's Day, I'm guessing everyone has probably heard the phrase "it's not what you say; it's how you say it." Well, MIT is actually applying that concept to a new automated program that rates your body language as you talk to someone.
Two years ago, I served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Thailand. Now, I am in the middle of the Bay Area tech scene and write about technology for a living, and the transition only look a year.
Social-cooking app Allthecooks has the No. 1 app on the Google Play store and today debuted a Windows 8 version to continue growing its community of 10 million users.
Social media’s impact on television watching is small compared to traditional marketing and communications but has the potential to grow quickly, according to new findings from a study conducted by the Center for Research Excellence (CRE).
In the digital dating world, one of the hottest new entrants is Tinder. And fellow dating app OKCupid developed a little crush.
Thumbtack has raised $12.5 million to grow its marketplace of local services. The startup wants to make hiring a professional as easy as online shopping by providing a comprehensive directory, estimated costs and ratings, and one-click checkout.
Editor's Pick Flywheel (formerly known as Cabulous) released major updates today to its application today that provides existing taxis and fleets with rider-friendly features like e-hailing, in-app payment, and a ratings system.
Which other global company, I wonder, would start its developer conference with a poem? None, I suspect.
Which is probably why we both love and hate Apple.
Comcast added a smart thermostat into its line of smart home solutions today. The EcoSaver is a cloud-based solution that pairs with the Xfinity Home thermostat to monitor temperatures in the home and automatically make adjustments.
Scratch Music Group has closed its second round of funding to connect DJs with events. Since 2002, it has provided DJs for over 30,000 events, entertained 12 million people, and taught 500,000 people DJing skills.
Fitness is good, but wellness is better. And to become one with the universe, you must first become one with your T-shirt.
Sparkon uses advanced personality tests to create customized maps of possible education and career paths, and has over 16,000 learning videos to help kids achieve their goals.
No more tying strings around fingers for Android users -- note-taking and organization-solutions provider Evernote has announced that reminders, their most requested feature, are included in the latest software update.
Cuyana is a fashion brand that sells well-made, sustainably sourced apparel. Today it announced a "Lean Closet" movement where you can switch out unwanted clothing items with higher quality essentials.
New York's Mayor Bloomberg announced that New York's highest court unanimously upholds the state law authorizing "street hail livery service." This means that startups like Uber, Lyft, SideCar, Hailo, Relay Rides, and Instacab are allowed to operate.
ClubLocal continues its national roll out today, bringing the convenience of booking home services from a mobile device to people in the Bay Area.
Any.DO launches Cal, simplifying calendar management and task planning.
Cozy revealed its platform today that seeks to fix this painful process and promote a more constructive relationship between landlords and their tenants. The company also announced raising $1.5 million from the Social+ Capital Partnership, Google Ventures, and big-name angel investors.
Social Power debuted today to give consumers a louder voice. This "interactive resolution platform" is intended to address the everyday issues of consumers.
