Guest Post Tesla made it clear that being a great entrepreneur -- one who commercialized a critical standard that powers innovation 125 years later -- isn't necessarily about the money.
Entrepreneurs enrolled in the accelerator will get $20,000 in seed capital to help jumpstart new digital health businesses.
Editor's Pick Venture capital is drying up for early-stage medical devices. Experts say that American patients are already "missing out" on the most innovative treatment options.
"The world is going to change radically -- and we get to invent the great innovation that will make that happen," Imagine K12 founder Tim Brady told us.
"iPhone 5 sales have failed to impress. There's been a lack of innovation over the past few years to come up with the next great device, and consumers have filed to see any differentiation. Samsung has captured the market."
Should human genes be patented? The Supreme Court is weighing in today in a landmark case that will have an enormous impact on the future of science, technology and medicine.
Guest Post Innovation teams don't work: They just demoralize everyone at your company who isn't on the team. So how do you successfully build a culture of innovation?
Residents of Auvergne, a province in south central France, may soon receive their daily paper by drone.
Sometimes the mother of invention is not necessity, but a strange, compulsive craving that won't go away until you give in to it.
Guest Post I believe we’re on the threshold of far greater growth -- growth that will impact more people, in more age groups, and across more industries than ever before.
Guest Post Why I think Apple’s infinite loop is turning gradually finite.
Why are there so many Pinterest clones and subscription-commerce sites? It's all thanks to a decade of engineering that has made it cheaper to start a company than ever before.
Speaking at Goldman Sachs' Technology and Internet conference in San Francisco, Apple CEO Tim Cook said his company was the "center of innovation."
Innovation is dead at Dell -- or at least according to HP, which says that Dell's proposed buyout is going to spell bad news for Dell's customers.
Guest Post We need to appreciate that Apple's so-called disappointing performance is still extraordinary by many measures, and that it has the capabilities to keep winning in its markets, which it may yet redefine with more blockbuster products.
Public companies are safer, more boring, less innovative, and take fewer risks than startups, right? Stanford professor Shai Bernstein tracked almost 2000 technology companies to find out.
Guest Post Two once-great analog companies, Polaroid and Fujifilm, have struggled with the transition to the digital economy -- but with different results.
Tablets, the quantified self movement, big data, new user interface paradigms, and the return of manufacturing jobs to the U.S. will help shape the coming year.
Editor's Pick The Zipcar sale will pave the way for the domination of peer-to-peer services.
Guest Post Innovation. It’s what makes new markets. It’s what creates new opportunities for companies to grow dramatically. And it’s what creates demand when consumers don’t even know they want something.
