HotelTonight ‘reinvents hotel reviews’ with new photo-sharing feature

Last-minute hotel booking app HotelTonight adds a user-generated photo review feature, as well as a price guarantee.

AnyRoad takes on tour buses with business tools for local guides

AnyRoad's platform gives local tour guides the opportunity to build a business online and connect with travelers seeking more authentic experiences.

Wanelo 3.0 makes e-commerce less ‘primitive’ by organizing products around people

Wanelo released the third version of its mobile application today to make online shopping a pleasurable and personal experience "for everyone."

CircleUp raises $7.5M to feed hungry consumer-products startups with capital

CircleUp, which provides an equity-based crowdfunding platform for consumer products, has raised $7.5M to continue building out the marketplace.

Ph.Ds apply advanced geometry, 3D simulation to improving e-commerce (exclusive)

PhiSix launched its 3D simulation solution today that allows people to virtually try-on clothing before hitting "buy."

Panna’s digital magazine delivers world famous chefs into your kitchen

Panna has raised $1.35 million to build out its digital cooking magazine for iPhone and iPad that features high-definition video lessons led by highly acclaimed chefs.

Handle’s priority engine wants to be an ‘operating system for your life’

Handle launched its productivity application today which helps you organize your inbox, prioritize tasks, and get things done as efficiently as possible.

LG starts taking pre-orders for world’s first curved OLED TV to ship

After all the money we spent buying flat screen TVs in the past decade, LG is reintroducing the curved TV. This curve, however, is focused on you.

TikTakTo debuts its all-in-one approach to e-commerce

TikTakTo combines flash sales, product search, social features and daily deals to create "the ultimate online shopping experience."

Yes, Mr. Schmidt, talking to Google Glass is, actually, ‘the weirdest thing’

Of course, he is 57 years old, was born in the 1950s, and was the CEO of a boring enterprise software company, Novell, before joining the much more au courant Google. But still, he's right.

AT&T’s home automation service Digital Life comes to 15 cities

Now you can finally transform your place in the home of tomorrow.

Shake up your routine with SpotOn.it, events tailored just for you

SpotOn.it helps you find things to do in your area that fit your interests based on their calendar.