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3D Printers Get Big Boost: Foundry Group Leads $10m Investment in MakerBot
Consumer-grade 3D printer manufacturers MakerBot Industries has raised $10 million in venture financing lead by Brad Feld's Foundry Group, the fund announced today. The MakerBot project is exciting because it
Now Your Android Can Speak 14 Languages
Google Translate on Android now offers real-time automated audio translation for 14 languages, according to a Google blog post earlier today. The new languages include Brazilian Portuguese, Czech, Dutch, French,
Happy 22nd Pi Day
Today is Pi Day; the day the first three digits of Pi, 3.14, match the calendar date, March 14, and this year it's official according to Congress, which last week
Google to Cater Search Results Using Location
Google is trying to come just one step closer to answering any question you might have before you even ask it. This time around, the increasingly omniscient search engine will
Three Steps to Building an Online Brand
This is one post/chapter in a serialized book called Startup 101. For the introduction and table of contents, please click here. The three steps to building an online brand are:
How Many Friends Can You Really Have on Facebook?
According to Cameron Marlow, Facebook's "in-house sociologist," that number is four if you are male and six if you are female. As the Economist reports this morning, Marlow's research indicates
Is World IPV6 Day the New Y2K?
IANA handed out the last of the IPv4 licenses earlier this week, as we reported. The analyst firm ZapThink compares the impending depletion of IPv4 addresses to Y2K. Y2K
Visualize Big Data with Flowing Media
As a recent article in The Economist observed, we are at the point of an "industrial revolution of data," with vast amounts of digital information being created, stored and analyzed.
Comment of the Day: Reading (and Writing) Online
Sarah Perez wrote today: "When Amazon introduced their e-book reader, the Kindle, Steve Jobs made a strong proclamation regarding the book industry that received a lot of attention: "It doesn't
Help Recognize the Heroes Behind Big Data Projects Like Data.gov
Data.gov is a recent example of our ability to gather, store and analyze enormous, unprecedented quantities of information. Projects like these have the power to change our lives by driving
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