iPad mini hands-on: light, portable, awesome, expensive

There were a LOT of other Apple announcements today: Retina 13" MacBook Pro, new iPad fourth generation, new Mac minis, new iMacs, new iTunes, and more. But the big deal was the little guy, the iPad mini.

Huge news: Millions of PHP developers can now build mobile apps for iOS and Android — in PHP

The rumors were true. Five million PHP developers will now be able to design and build mobile apps for iOS, Android, Windows Phone, and BlackBerry.

InfoArmy wants YOU to create business intelligence reports

InfoArmy raises $17.3 million to crowd source business intelligence.

Zuckerberg admits: If I wasn’t the CEO of Facebook, I’d be at Microsoft

Entrepreneurs flocked to Stanford University to hear Mark Zuckerberg, the T-shirt wearing chief executive, open up about the early days of Facebook.

Startup Culture: To keep pace, Twilio is hiring engineers at a rate of 20 per quarter

Few other companies have internalized the principles of Eric Ries and Steve Blank -- the rapid product cycles, culture of experimentation, and emphasis on customer feedback -- more so than Twilio.

CodeNow, the nonprofit that teaches inner city kids to code, lands in San Francisco

It only took a few months for Wilfred, a teen from a rough neighborhood in Washington D.C., to begin handing out handwritten business cards with the title "future engineer."

Ask FAKE GRIMLOCK anything: The giant robot dinosaur will answer your questions now

Here's your chance to ask questions of FAKE GRIMLOCK, a giant robot dinosaur and "lean startup" advocate.

Threeview: Dishonored reviewed by a critic, an analyst, and an academic

Our three different reviewers take on separate aspects of Dishonored, the stealth-action game from publisher Bethesda.

Amazing! High-tech nuns team up to build cyber cafes in sub-Saharan Africa

The Boston-based Sisters of Notre Dame de Namur are putting high tech into high gear with an initiative to bring cell phones, laptops and other tech products to the Democratic Republic of Congo.

‘Our exit strategy is death’ guides Days of Wonder’s board game philosophy

Mark Kaufman and Eric Hauntemont are veteran venture capitalists in the tech world. In 2002, they decided to get out of that fast-paced life and start developing board games. No, seriously.

The future is now: 10 startups leading the way in ‘big data’

"Big data" isn't just an enterprise trend. It's a technological innovation that is already making a difference in your life. Here are ten companies who are helping define this emerging field.

The Unfinished Swan is wonderfully creative but full of emptiness (review)

The Unfinished Swan is a wonderfully creative game. But can you swallow its ending?

Gawker outs one of Reddit’s shady power users, and the world doesn’t end

The only time you're likely to see Gawker on Reddit these days is if its in reference to the self-imposed ban many users have placed on all the news organization's websites.

Linden Lab grabs its second life with creativity games

Linden Lab is releasing new "shared creative spaces" outside of its Second Life virtual world.

IncubateNYC taps into the entrepreneur in everyone to remix the startup incubator

In a city that's no stranger to startup incubators and accelerators, how do you do something different?