Guest Post San Francisco: the city of weirdos. It’s got such a collection of nerds, hipsters, millionaires, crack addicts, etc. that no one even notices when a random blogger gets repeatedly slapped in the face at a coffee shop.
Editor's Pick 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.
Editor's Pick "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.
Editor's Pick The Unfinished Swan is a wonderfully creative game. But can you swallow its ending?
Editor's Pick The team were “killer smart”, witty and – looking back – a little insecure, just enough to give a feeling of “we can’t screw this up; we can’t let each other down.”
Editor's Pick 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.
Editor's Pick Linden Lab is releasing new "shared creative spaces" outside of its Second Life virtual world.
Editor's Pick In a city that's no stranger to startup incubators and accelerators, how do you do something different?
Editor's Pick Our three different reviewers take on separate aspects of Resident Evil 6, the latest in Capcom's action-horror series.
Editor's Pick Peek.com launches to help travelers find and book the best experiences
Editor's Pick The pioneer behind some of today's fastest networking technologies makes 10 predictions about the futrue
Editor's Pick Ya know that beautifully drawn zombie comic you and your friends created that's like, so much better than The Walking Dead, but failed to sell a single issue at the local comic book shop? ComiXology might be able to help.
Editor's Pick BlackBerry 10 is late. Late for its originally scheduled release date, and even later to a mobile revolution that some say has already been won by Google and Apple. But the word "late" doesn't seem to be in RIM's lexicon.
Editor's Pick Chris Roberts made the stunning Wing Commander series of sci-fi games in the 1990s. Then he moved on to making movies, but now he is back in games with Star Citizen.
Editor's Pick Investors discuss what they look for in music startups
Editor's Pick Three different reviews, three totally different perspectives on the follow-up to casual gaming king Angry Birds.
Editor's Pick Facebook provides a lot of literature to its users on how the network uses your data. But when people are featured in "personal lube" advertisements and feel wrongly represented, it's probably a good time to look at how Facebook advertising works.
Editor's Pick A growing number of people will attest to the rush of donating their hard-earned cash to projects on crowdfunding sites, and tracking them as they build companies or crash and burn. It's time we took a deep dive into the mentality of the "serial backer."
Editor's Pick Vineet Devaiah had already had a long line of successes -- a goldstrike at age 15, acceptance into Harvard's Ph.D program, an acquisition offer from Google. But for some reason, he's betting his greatest success is yet to come.
Editor's Pick Platform-as-a-Service is part of the booming cloud computing sector, one area of the cloud that some analysts and developers have overlooked. But recent research shows that PaaS is no longer the ugly duckling of the cloud industry -- and that it's ready to grow quite a bit during the next few years.
