via SAI: Silicon Alley Insider
Many people are dubious about statistics. It’s easy to make the numbers show whatever you want.
Nonetheless statistics can … Read More >>
Google Trademarks "Photovine" For Possible Social Photos Service (GOOG)
via SAI: Silicon Alley Insider
Google could be planning to launch a social photo-sharing service with the name Photovine.
Google got a trademark on the word … Read More >>
Sequoia Capital To Double Down On Evernote With Big New Investment
via TechCrunch
Evernote is as hot as any startup in Silicon Valley, even if they don’t get quite as much press. Last year they raised $20 … Read More >>
Radio and Records: Can’t We All Just Get Along?
via TechCrunch
The Internet, wireless technology, evolving consumer trends and other factors have merged into a perfect storm putting … Read More >>
Firefox 5 slips out ahead of schedule, gets official June 21st
via Engadget
Mozilla promised a faster refresh cycle for its wily web browser, following the release of Firefox 4, and it’s made good on … Read More >>
Only You Can Help Combat America’s Sexting Epidemic [Video]
Excessive Gaming Might Actually Rewire Your Brain [Gaming]
Air Conditioning the Military Costs More Than NASA’s Entire Budget [Military]
5 Tips for Transitioning From College to Startup Life
via Mashable!
Four years and three internships later, I’m a graduate of USC. Like a lot of people my age, I’ve become pretty comfortable … Read More >>
Biometric daemons: adaptive authentication via electronic pets
via Boing Boing
The biometric daemon was proposed in a 2008 paper (PDF) by Pam Briggs and Patrick Oliver, and it’s a very clever … Read More >>