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Schooled by Google: How Google Apps is penetrating education (infographic) -
Education is a notoriously slow adopter of technology, but Google Apps is growing quickly, if not virally, doubling over the last two years.
This $22K sniper rifle comes with a WiFi server, USB ports, an iPad mini … and aims itself -
"Think of it like a smart rifle. You have a smart car; you got a smartphone; well, now we have a smart rifle," company President Jason Schauble says.
A look back at Google I/O 2013 (gallery) -
Google’s I/O developer conference is over, and we’ve learned quite a bit: Devs just can’t get enough of Google Glass, design is a bigger focus for the company than ever before, and Larry Page is kind of sad about a …
Tumblr: 108M blogs and 51 billion posts are worth more than $1.1B -
Tumblr, which famously hates advertising and only started trying to make money after five years in existence, is in a bit of a pickle, as its $125 million in funding is running out, giving the service only a few-month window in which to raise a new round or find a sugar daddy.
Mastering trade show ROI (or, How to get sent to your favorite shows every time) -
Attending tradeshows is more than just cruising the aisles and looking and exhibitor booths. Understanding the inherent mechanics of trade shows, executing a well-defined game plan, and measuring the results in your professional life can make the difference between a useless visit and a game changing trip.
Valet protects you from parking tickets with Google’s new location API (exclusive) -
24 hours after Google released three location tools for its app developers, startups are already integrating the APIs into their products.
Google App Engine finally supports PHP, the language that runs 75% of the web -
The biggest web company on the planet just added support for the most widely-used programming language on the planet.
Funding Daily: Communication is key -
Communication is important in any business and these investors spoke loud and clear giving millions to two companies.
Apple kicks out Bang With Friends from app store with little explanation -
Bang With Friends, the app that connects you with Facebook friends looking to hook up, was removed from the Apple app store only a week after it made its debut.
Nevahold rallies angry customers on social media to make their voices heard (exclusive) -
Nevahold is a platform where people can 'crowd source' their social media accounts put more weight behind their customer service complaints.
