This is how you know you're not at an Apple conference. At Google I/O today, Google's holding a session on voiding your Google Glass warranty.
Editor's Pick Who wants to go to college if you can start earning money right away?
Berkeley-based Wise.io has launched its first product for data scientists and developers as part of a goal to make machine learning technology more accessible.
"We’re letting people program Wikipedia unsupervised," Harihareswara wrote. " Anyone can write a chunk of code to be included in an article that will be seen by millions of people, often without much review."
"We want to make it possible for a lot more people to create apps," Jimu founder Linkton Ye told me yesterday via Skype. "Everyone should be able to play with the software that surrounds us."
SwiftStack's software defined storage solution can run on commodity hardware, and is cheaper than building a storage system from scratch.
Facebook's database of you, your friends, and the entire world is going grow as a result, as will the degree of intelligence built into the social network. And yes, so will Facebook's monetization options.
Only 15 percent of developers would go native-only when building an app for multiple platforms.
Today is the first day of gSchool, a six month web development curriculum run by Denver's Galvanize workspace.
Editor's Pick Max Ogden has built a tool for creating Minecraft-like 3D games, all within a browser using JavaScript and OpenGL.
Online developer training portal Pluralsight takes $27.5M in its first round of funding.
Aviary's graduating into big-boy territory with a smart new CEO and money-making partnerships.
London-based developer community Skills Matter raises $5M to foster software innovation in Europe.
Facebook chat, notifications, and updates that follow you everywhere you go on the web, right in your web browser, is a cool idea. What's even cooler is how Mozilla and Facebook actually built it.
Editor's Pick Controlling a browser with your eyes? Playing a game in a web browser on your smartphone by waving your hands in the air? That and more is the future of the web, according to Google.
What do you do when you can't find a cofounder? Or, when not enough people in your demographic are programmers, much less startup founders?
While I admire Apple’s ability to define a new category of computing on the iOS platform, I’ve always felt the iPad experience to be a little lacking for my needs.
Readyforce cross the country to connect top engineering students with jobs at fast-growing startups.
Gild Source opens its developer recruiting platform to startups
This info graphic shows a breakdown of the worldwide developer population and their path toward global domination.
