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Big Jump In Percentage Of Teens Tweeting (HTTPWWWTHEDRUMCOMNEWS20130522US, TEENS, EMBRACE, TWITTER, ONE, QUARTER, NOW, SIGNED) -
Almost a quarter of teenagers in the US now hold a Twitter account, significantly more than the 16 per cent figure for the wider population - according to a new Pew Research Centre report.
Poor Parents Grumble As Rich Chicago School Forces Kids To Buy iPads -
New Trier High School is embracing a future with more e-books and iPads -- and fewer old-fashioned text books.
This Cloud Startup That Mobile Developers Love Is Now Going After Enterprises That Build Their Own Apps -
Appcelerator, which makes a popular free mobile app development platform called Titanium, is now setting its sight on enterprises that build their own mobile apps for workers.
AWESOME PLACES TO WORK: These Startups Have Better Perks Than Free Food Or Beers On Tap -
The difference between a job you love and a job you hate is usually one thing: the company's culture.
21 Ways Switching To Apple Made My Life Harder (AAPL) -
I recently switched from using a Windows PCs and Android phones to all-Apple products, all the time.
Early Tumblr Investor Slams Report About How Much Everyone Made On Yahoo Deal As 'Complete Garbage And Incorrect' -
There's a report floating around claiming that early Tumblr investor Union Square Ventures (USV) netted a 5,000X return when Yahoo paid $1.
BI INTELLIGENCE FORECAST: Google Glass Will Be An $11 Billion Market By 2018 -
Google Glass is an attempt to bring smart eyewear to the masses.
Google is aiming for an early to mid-2014 debut of the gadget to the general public.
Will The New Xbox One Be A Hit? (MSFT) -
Microsoft just announced its new gaming console, the Xbox One.
So what do we think? Check out our snap reaction to Microsoft's vision of the future of living room entertainment with Business Insider Consumer Tech Editor Steve Kovach and Business Insider Senior Editor Chris C.
Here Are More Details About SAP's Surprising New Partnership With VMware (VMW, SAP) -
During a press conference on Tuesday to launch VMware's new cloud, Bill Fathers, VMware's top cloud exec, dropped a bombshell: VMware would be "the first and only cloud provider" to offer SAP's popular and pricey software on a monthly subscription plan, including SAP's Oracle-killer HANA database.
Here's How To Make Sure You're One Of The First People To Get The Xbox One (MSFT) -
The Microsoft Store Online and Amazon are both taking sign ups for the new Xbox One console.
(Microsoft will give you $10 off if you reserve through them.
