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What's Tough And Awesome About Being A Well-Known Couple In Silicon Valley -
What's it like when two well-known startup founders live under the same roof?
Brit and Dave Morin first met a few years ago.
15 Enterprise Tech Rock Stars You've Never Heard Of But Should Know -
There's a major revolution going on right now in enterprise technology.
Apps, devices, cloud computing, big data, networks, software are all being overhauled.
Google's Plan To Take Over The World (GOOG) -
Google's big keynote at its I/O developers conference this week wore me out.
Not because it lasted a grueling three hours and fifty minutes, but because of what was announced.
17 Money-Making Techniques That Startups Can't Afford To Screw Up -
Advertising is hardly ever the right answer to building a sustainable, profitable startup.
28 Incredible Things You Never Knew About How The Harry Potter Movies Were Made -
Warner Brothers spent 10 years in Leavesden, U.K., filming eight Harry Potter films.
The studios are massive and reveal how the movies were made using the most incredible special effects in the film industry.
Microsoft Is Courting New Developers, But Some Existing Ones Are Still Fuming Over Its Windows 8 Decisions (MSFT) -
Microsoft has formed a new "deep tech" team of executives whose duties will include recruiting non-Microsoft developers to build apps using its products.
Marketo's Makes A Mint As It's IPO Shares Soared Over 77% (MKTO) -
Marketo had a good, good day. Its stock launched on Nasdaq, rising nearly 78% from the opening price of $13 to over $23.
How An Accident Turned A CNet Editor Into BlackBerry Z10 Fan (BBRY) -
When CNet editor and reviewer Brian Bennett lost his "lovely HTC One test unit" while traveling, he was forced to use the other test phone he brought with him, a BlackBerry Z10.
CHART OF THE DAY: The Facebook IPO, One Year Later (FB) -
It's been one year since Facebook went public. We assume a lot of IPO investors aren't happy with how things turned out.
What The 'End Of Ownership' Might Look Like -
Silicon Valley is pushing America into a "share culture," which may completely change how we live and work.
