BioShock Infinite and more push Take-Two revenues up 48 percent in fiscal 2013

Take-Two nails its earnings on the strength of BioShock Infinite and more.

Would you give up half your company for $250K?

If that sounds bad, how about half of your company for $90K? Crazy? No. This is the reality in many places outside of Silicon Valley (and especially outside the US). And it isn't good.

Grotech closes new $225M fund to support startups in ‘underserved markets’

Grotech Ventures announced the close of its eight fund at $225 million. The Vienna-based firm invests in early-stage companies along the East Coast and in Colorado.

Africa’s entrepreneurs say their ideas aren’t a ‘dime a dozen’ like in Silicon Valley (video)

Check out this 20 minute documentary on Africa's tech scene. Unlike Silicon Valley, "innovation is born from necessity."

Amazon buys Samsung’s Liquavista screen-tech company, potentially for color Kindle

Amazon's Kindle Fire is in glorious living color, but it's original and still strong-selling Kindle and its cousins, the Kindle Paperwhite family, are still irritatingly stuck in 1950's-style black and white. That may soon change.

The latest plan to ban 3D printed guns makes about as much sense as the last one

3D printers are here to stay, and California Senator Leland Yee says he wants to regulate them.

How long until your doctor is wearing Google Glass?

Although Google Glass is still in its early (and annoying) stages, it holds a lot of promise in the medical field -- and entrepreneurs and investors are already salivating at the possibilities.

iHeartRadio hits 30M registered users, but it’s a far cry from Pandora’s 200M

Clear Channel-owned streaming radio service iHeartRadio has surpassed 30 million registered users less than two years after the service relaunched.

Big data hits the big time: Datameer triples revenues in a year

a number of enterprising startups that sell big data analysis tools to large companies are seeing explosive revenue growth -- the latest sign the big data gold rush is fully on.

Google’s pre-I/O sneak peek: Mobile recommendations

"We wanted to drive more Android installs, and it's been amazing in terms of user engagement," said Googler Seth Sternberg. "It's really sending users back to our partners."

Google’s new Android head finally breaks his silence

Just a few days before Google's I/O developer conference kicks off, Wired's Steven Levy has finally gotten Pichai to chat about Android's future.

Enterproid debuts Divide Builder to customize your company’s BYOD experience

Hot BYOD startup Enterproid ahs launched a new solution called Divide Builder that gives companies more flexibility for its BYOD software arsenal.

You need to see this incredible music video from the International Space Station

Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield has charmed us from the International Space Station with music before. But his latest (and last) song from the ISS is a rousing cover of David Bowie's classic "Space Oddity," and the stunning visuals alongside it match the tune perfectly.

HTC’s One: At long last, the best smartphone is an Android phone (review)

It's the best Android smartphone I've ever laid hands on -- and possible the best smartphone I've ever used.

Toshiba’s KIRAbook takes on the MacBook Air’s mystique (review)

Toshiba's new flagship Ultrabook is aimed at grabbing the high-end of the market.

Google to launch ‘Google Play Games’ platform services for game developers

Google will evidently talk about the new game services at Google I/O.

Adobe exec: Creative Cloud complainers will love us once they try us (interview)

All of the complaints about Adobe's new subscription-only model haven't "overshadowed all the goodness that we released," Adobe marketing executive Scott Morris told VentureBeat.