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3 Tech Companies That Raised Funding Today - Which Moves You the Most? (Poll)
Every day behind the scenes, investors and startups are putting their heads together to make new bets on what they hope will become the technologies of the future. Today three
Etsy Offering Free Class on Programming With Its API
Etsy just announced an intriguing offer: a free four-week class on basic Web programming centered around its own API. The class is being offered through Codelesson.com and doesn't require
Is the iPad Magical? Our First Impressions
After a surprisingly short wait in line at our local Apple Store, where about 100 people lined up for their reserved iPads - and another 100 who didn't have a
Zoetrope: New Web Crawler Allows For Searching, Analyzing The Ever-Changing Web
Does Adobe think they can out-Google Google? Perhaps. The company is involved with Zoetrope, a joint project with researchers at the University of Washington. What they're building is a tool
10 Free E-Books on Ruby for Beginners
Ruby may have lost some of its shine in recent months to JavaScript and Node.js, but it's still one of the most popular programming languages out there, and it's
MatchMine Raises $10m for Media Recommendation Engine
MatchMine, a Massachusetts company building a cross-platform media recommendation engine, announced this morning that they have received a $10 million investment from The Kraft Group. The company released an early
MIT Launches Center for Mobile Learning with Support From Google
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology has announced the creation of a new Center for Mobile Learning. The center will be housed at the MIT Media Lab. Google supported the creation
SoundHound: A Music App That Could Change Mobile Search
Larry Marcus is one investor with the ability to turn good core technology into consumer success. Five years ago he helped change the mathematical algorithm of the Music Genome Project
Behold, The Power of the Programmers
An LA-based investor recently told us, "Northern California is hyper competitive for engineers, and companies are always luring developers away from each other. Our community is smaller and no one
New Visualization Tool from Google With Data From 5.2 Million Digitized Books
We've written a lot this year about the boom in e-readers and the benefits that e-books have over print. And often, discussions surrounding the move to digital texts involves our
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