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Editor's Pick They look like normal sunglasses, but they've got a computer inside and plenty of smarts.
Editor's Pick They look like normal sunglasses, but they've got a computer inside and plenty of smarts.
Editor's Pick Facebook has said for years that it intends to become the very best distribution platform for mobile developers;. Today, it's turning that promise into a threat.
Editor's Pick We're reporting live from Facebook's big Android announcement in Menlo Park, Calif.
Editor's Pick The old Star Wars game business apparently wasn't enough to carry the longtime studio into the new age of games.
Editor's Pick The Canadian government hopes its new 'startup visa' program will stimulate jobs creation, lure foreign entrepreneurs from Silicon Valley, and bolster its claim to be a technology hub.
Editor's Pick Gustin is a San Francisco menswear line using crowdsourcing to redefine the way clothing is designed, created, and sold.
Editor's Pick The race to buy a startup illustrates the hype and hopes for gesture-based technology.
Editor's Pick “For every step forward in technology,“ says designer Mark Curtis, “you lose something and you gain something.”
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Imagine this: You’re a founder of a Silicon Valley enterprise software company. It’s only 15 years old, but it’s already worth $3.5 billion. You’ve never lost money, and you’ve left your initial competition in the dust.
The companies you’re now …
Guest Post Most startup employees will shape the direction of the product without understanding how things operate under the hood. Here's how you can break down communication barriers between engineers and everyone else at your company.
Editor's Pick T-Mobile is promising some amazing things, but can it actually fulfill them?
Editor's Pick The movement to remove barriers for women in the game business is gathering steam.
Editor's Pick Hakitzu will teach kids how to program JavaScript in a mech combat arena.
Guest Post Founders and venture capitalists will need to augment their teams with sales executives who can nimbly step around the challenges of contract negotiations, channel partnerships, and client services engagements.
Editor's Pick In development for over five years, Irrational finally releases its alternate-history first-person shooter, one that's so good at transporting you to the sky city of Columbia that its little flaws really stick out.
Editor's Pick The drama! A scene devolves quickly into mutual understanding and cooperation when a woman dares to speak her mind.
Editor's Pick To inspire your business strategy, we spoke to a group of entrepreneurs from startups like Lyft, Poshmark, Postmates, and Stripe. After some trial and error, they've figured out how to make money hand over fist.
Editor's Pick Social video startup Streamweaver released a major update to its free iOS app today that makes it even easier for people to record a single video using the combined angles from each iOS device's camera.
Editor's Pick A new way of creating on-off switches could lead to brain-like computing devices.
Editor's Pick The developer in question was fired by his employer, PlayHaven, after Richards posted his picture and a few details about what he said. VentureBeat broke the story last night.