With $300K in its pocket, WeStudy.In launches to help Russians study abroad for cheap

Studying abroad for cheap isn't easy to do no matter what country you live in. Now Russia has WeStudy.In, a new site dedicated to helping Russian students study in the U.S., Europe, or Australia.

4 smart European startups using the cloud to give businesses an edge

In the U.S. startup landscape, there is no shortage of business-focused startups. From a cursory look, it appears Europe also has enterprise-startup fever.

This crafty 4-month-old startup helps you never lose your keys (or kid) again

Losing your keys is awful. Bunch's hardware and iOS app could fix that problem.

And the winners of Launch are… Zillabyte, Jawfish Games, Boxbee, and more

After three long days, the elite Grand Jury picks the startups they deem most deserving of fame and fortune.

Launch festival is entrepreneur-friendly onstage and off

Everyone takes away something different from the massive three-day Launch festival, including chocolate robots, and an expanded network.

These four startups are leading the pack at Launch 2013

Zillabyte, Jawfish Games, Instaradio, and AdStage have 300,000 points, and the numbers are continuing to climb.

Toopher funding gives location-based two factor authentication a boost

Toopher, which "authenticates" your identity by looking at your phone's location, got $2 million in funding and admittance to an Austin tech incubator.

Revenge of the Nerds: Hardware claims its place in startup society

At Hardware 2.0, entrepreneurs, investors, and hardware innovators came together to discuss the growing opportunities for hardware startups.

TourWrist polishes its travel tech tiara with $1.25M

TourWrist closes seed round for its mobile app thats lets users take, edit, and share 360" panoramic photographs.

Today, birdwatching. Tomorrow, saving the entire planet!

Birdeez is an iPhone app that makes it "ridiculously easy," in the words of cofounder Jeff Simeon, to identify birds and then share your sightings on Twitter.

How one researcher is using tech to make science & medicine better & faster

Scientist Robert Arauz is setting out to solve some of researchers' biggest problems -- not problems about funding or litigation, but the simpler challenges of communication.

Salesforce worried more about Dropbox than its direct competitors, says COO

Salesforce may have some huge competitors like Netsuite and Oracle, but it's not the big dogs that keep the customer-relationship manger on its toes.

Here’s tech that can diagnose Alzheimer’s 3-4 years before first symptoms occur

Early detection of Alzheimer's means better, faster clinical trials -- and soon, life-saving drugs and treatments on the market. Here's what Neurotrack is doing to help.

Learn27 launches its social e-learning software for business

To keep their employees happy, companies are taking more of an active role in professional development and training.