Snooty British Kids Don't Care That Tim Berners-Lee Invented the World Wide Web
Reblogged from Betabeat: Given that coding lessons are the new Baby Mozart, we are in no way surprised at the existence of Code Club, the latest educational initiative launched across the pond. We...
View Article'Find Friends Nearby': Facebook's New Mobile Feature For Finding People...
Reblogged from TechCrunch: Facebook has created a new feature that lets users find friends and potential friends nearby. Currently Initially called "Friendshake" and also accessible through a URL that...
View ArticleCouldn't Make It To PandoMonthly with Ben Horowitz? We've Got You Covered!
Reblogged from PandoDaily: On Wednesday, we all gathered around to watch the latest PandoMonthly fireside chat, this time between Sarah Lacy and Ben Horowitz. You've been asking for it, and we've now...
View ArticleWhat Los Angeles Accelerators Want: Startups That Make Money Right Away
Reblogged from TechCrunch: When asked what is the biggest difference between Los Angeles and Silicon Valley accelerators, five from LA told me they're more focused on startups that don't take years to...
View ArticleMapfia: Location sharing between two people via phone call
Reblogged from GigaOM: Need to share your location for a limited amount of time and just with a single person? I don't think I've seen an easier method than Mapfia, a new mobile app for iOS (s aapl)...
View ArticlePaper-Scissors-Rock: Robot With 100% Winning Rate
The robot’s decision is triggered after waiting a fraction of a second to observe the movement of the human hand.
View ArticleFirst London, now Paris: Metro gets free WiFi
Reblogged from GigaOM: London and Paris have had a competitive relationship for a little while now. So perhaps it shouldn't be a surprise that just a few weeks after London announced the rollout of...
View ArticleVideo tweet: Massimo Banzi quoted at TEDGlobal 2012
Reblogged from TED Blog: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gz5OoTFxD8 In this taste of TEDGlobal, Massimo Banzi, the inventor of Arduino, offers an inspiring word on open-source creativity: "You don't...
View ArticleHow Apple won a ban on Samsung's Galaxy Tab 10.1
Reblogged from Fortune Tech: Technology blogs, news and analysis from Fortune Magazine: A zig-zag path to victory in a landmark patent infringement case FORTUNE -- On Tuesday, a U.S. district court in...
View ArticleThis gigantic hybrid ship can run on a battery
Reblogged from Grist: Although gigantic ships are relatively efficient -- compared to, say, transporting massive amounts of stuff by airplane -- they do use an astounding amount of fuel. The shipping...
View ArticleGoogle's Nexus 7 starts a whole new tablet war (hands-on)
Reblogged from VentureBeat: Google has a lot to prove with the Nexus 7: Does it finally understand tablets, after so much bumbling over the last few years? Can it take back tablet market share from...
View ArticleWith Tech From Space, Ministry Of Supply Is Building The Next Generation Of...
Reblogged from TechCrunch: Nobody likes to admit it, but if you're a working professional, there's a good chance you're familiar with sweat stains. The commute to work, the stress of meeting a...
View ArticleSilicon Valley gets a patent office -- but who will work there?
Reblogged from GigaOM: The US Patent Office announced it's moving operations closer to America's innovation centers by opening new satellite offices in Dallas, Denver and San Jose, California early...
View ArticleCheck out this phone-controlled robot from a Twilio/Node.js hacker
Reblogged from VentureBeat: An aspiring hardware hacker at Twilio has used his company's own telephony APIs as well as Node.js and Arduino to build the charming robot you see in the clip above. We...
View ArticleACTA Internet piracy legislation rejected by European Parliament
Reblogged from National Post | News: BRUSSELS — The European Parliament rejected a global agreement against copyright theft on Wednesday, handing a victory to protesters who said the legislation was...
View ArticleSparkTruck Is A Force For STEM Education On Wheels
Reblogged from TechCrunch: Budget cuts and bureaucracy have kept engineering equipment from our nation's schools, so a scrappy Stanford team is taking a truck chock-full of fun tools to the students...
View ArticleWhy Google or Facebook Buying Your Favorite Startup Means It's Probably Toast
Reblogged from Tech: When I learned this morning, via Twitter, that the small company behind Mac/iOS e-mail app Sparrow was being bought by Google, I almost didn't need to read the startup's...
View ArticleApple Reports Disappointing Mac Sales Despite Retina MacBook Release: 4...
Reblogged from TechCrunch: Analysts have been sharply divided in providing estimates for Apple's third quarter earnings report. And it would appear that this time, predictions of a mild third quarter...
View ArticleBustVille: Zynga shares down an astounding 35% in after-hours trading
Reblogged from VentureBeat: Social game-maker Zynga's shares lost about 35 percent of their value in after-hours trading today, a response to the company's disastrous earnings report. Zynga reported...
View ArticleHighlights From Mark Zuckerberg And Sheryl Sandberg On Facebook’s First...
Reblogged from TechCrunch: Younger users are just as engaged as everyone else, Facebook is selling $1 million in Sponsored Stories ads a day, and building a phone "wouldn't really make much sense" are...
View ArticlePaul Allen's firm bets on cleantech startup that turns natural gas into...
Reblogged from VentureBeat: Siluria Technologies, the San Francisco-based cleantech company that is developing a technology to turn natural gas into transportation fuels and industrial chemicals,...
View ArticleFinancial Times: Our Digital Subscribers Now Outnumber Print, And Digital Is...
Reblogged from TechCrunch: A milestone reached as the world of old media continues its push in a digital direction: the storied, pink-sheeted daily newspaper the Financial Times, read by 2.1 million...
View ArticleStartup Claims 80% Of Its Facebook Ad Clicks Are Coming From Bots
Reblogged from TechCrunch: UPDATED. A lot of people like to complain about their experiences on major web platforms such as Facebook, but most of them stick around as users, feeling that the pros...
View ArticleIn Defense Of The High-Frequency Hackers
Reblogged from TechCrunch: It's a potential "doomsday machine." It's "quite literally out of control." Hedge fund managers and Nobel winners say it should be banned. Others insist it should at least...
View Article'Last year, for the first time, spending by Apple and Google on [patents]...
Reblogged from 9to5Mac: Tonight—a big technology patent deep-dive by The New York Times (non-paginated), with some super-interesting reporting and lots of Apple sourcing. (Interactive: Three Apple...
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