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The DeanBeat: Microsoft and Sony should escape binary thinking -
As E3 looms, the console makers need to figure out which audiences matter to them and how to embrace the full possibilities of going digital.
Sir Jony Ive’s new iOS7: ‘black, white, and flat’ -
That's a massive change from the original colorful, shiny, semi-transparent iOS development language, which tries hard to make virtual controls and objects look and feel and act like real controls and objects.
Google could face fresh antitrust inspection over its display ad dominance -
Google could soon be hit with yet another investigation over how it does business - this time in the display ad department.
Google is a far better fit for Waze than Facebook -
Google is reportedly in talks to acquire Waze -- here's why that deal makes more sense than Waze/Facebook.
Pandora’s 40-hour listening cap translates to a record 700K new paid subscribers -
Pandora took some heat after placing a 40-hour listening cap on its power users back in February, but the move seems to have created some positive results.
Funding Daily: Cash for the ‘stache -
A Thursday roundup of today's funding news, presented with a pink mustache.
Evernote announces reminders as forgetful everywhere breathe easier -
The popular note taking and organization solutions provider Evernote announced today that reminders have been added to its product offerings.
JustFab acquires The Fab Shoes to take on the European market -
With its newest acquisition, the subscription-based online store from California adds fuel to its European expansion blueprint.
LoyalBlocks makes rewarding customers easier with a $9M first round -
LoyalBlocks, a loyalty marketing solutions provider for small and medium sized businesses with physical locations announced today that it had raised $9 million in its first round of funding.
Small businesses: Stop thinking you’re immune to a mobile hack -
Guest Post Small businesses are tripping themselves up in one huge area of mobile security: they believe they are too small to get hacked.
