Innovation

Gmail's new killer feature: Spam blocking 2.0

The latest update to Google's mail service brings powerful auto-sorting features so users only have to look at messages that they actually care about.  More

The hot mall drawing 8 million shopaholics

Wanelo is a fast-growing social shopping startup that found a way to turn image sharing into a profitable retail business.  Play

Ashton Kutcher: 'Media @&$#%! Twitter up'

Ashton Kutcher says Twitter has lost its personal touch and that big media firms have to watch out for Amazon and Netflix.  More

Can Microsoft's Kinect finally deliver for gamers?

The hardware is improved, but Kinect will still need games to make it relevant  More

First look: Microsoft Xbox One lab

Take a sneak peak into Microsoft's research lab where they develop and test the new Xbox One and Kinect.  Play

Bitcoin more powerful than fastest supercomputers

Bitcoin's network generates more power than the top 500 supercomputers and sucks down around $200,000 a day in electricity costs.  More

Judge rules Airbnb illegal in New York City

New York City officials have ruled in Nigel Warren's case, saying Airbnb violates a so-called "illegal hotel" law.  More

Ticketing startup's push to be a $1B biz

Launched in 2006, EventBrite has sold over 100 million tickets for events from two people to a hundred thousand.  Play

The Winklevoss twins are Bitcoin bulls

Winklevoss Capital is dabbling in backing Bitcoin startups.  More

Microsoft unveils new Xbox One game console

Microsoft's latest Xbox One game console focuses on its Kinect motion-tracking camera  More

Google says you'll know when Glass is sketchy

Glass employees speak openly on public concerns  More

You can spend bitcoins at your local mall

Virtual currency Bitcoin is gaining acceptance at a growing number of merchants -- but they admit that very few customers are actually using it.  More

How I make money mining bitcoins

With bitcoins still hovering over $100, one miner explains how he makes money running his computer 24/7, supporting the Bitcoin system.  Play

The secret to making Big Data work

The deluge of data being created by consumers is great. But one thing is missing to make it worth something to companies: good design.  More

How Change.org profits from petitions

Change.org founder Ben Rattray talks to Fortune's Adam Lashinsky about how his petitions website is able to attract users and investors.  Play

Google Glass: Limited and clunky, but the future

Figuring out exactly what to do with Google Glass is half the reason it exists.  More

Shapeways is reinventing the factory

A glimpse of the future—printed in 3D—in Long Island City.  More

5 Apple rumors likely to come true

Rumors about Apple's iPhone, iOS software, iWatch and iTV are rampant, but you'll probably see these five one day.  More

Inside BMW's design lab

CNNMoney gets an inside look at BMW's North American design lab, where the company works on everything from cars to coffee makers.  Play

Why Marc Andreessen likes Google Glass

Venture capitalist Andreessen thinks Google Glass will be just as 'transformative' as the smartphone - if not more.  Play

Why BMW is building a bobsled

The U.S. Olympic team has tapped the automaker to design and develop a two-man bobsled for the 2014 Winter Olympic Games.  Play

What you need to know about Google Glass

Google Glass may be the future of computing, but for now it is limited by needing your phone's data connection.  Play

Windows 8 fixes are on the way

Microsoft says its Windows 8 'Blue' update will fix some of the biggest customer gripes about the operating system.  More

Staples starts selling 3-D printers

Staples says it's the first major U.S. retailer to sell a 3-D printer. The Cube, made by 3D Systems, is available on Staples.com now and will hit brick-and-mortar stores by June.  More

Is it legal to take a nap in your self-driving car?

And other mind-bending questions autonomous vehicles are already creating.  More

90 seconds with Google Glass

A developer shows off the latest apps he's building for Google Glass.  Play

Video game studio pirates its own game

The makers of "Game Dev Tycoon" turned the tables on those downloading their game from notorious piracy site The Pirate Bay.  More

Samsung Galaxy S4: Gimmicky but good

Samsung touts the Galaxy S4's useless tricks, but it's the powerful core hardware that makes it a top phone.  More

Why Hewlett-Packard is hiring dancers

A modern dance troupe is selling a novel product: The creative process.  More

Can anything stop Tesla?

Tesla's stock is as electric as its Model S.  More

Inside MLB's tech startup

MLB Advanced Media CEO Bob Bowman shows CNNMoney how his company is able to feed live game footage to nearly 400 different devices.  Play

Chromebook could free Google from Microsoft and Apple

Google's first laptop, the ChromeBook Pixel, makes sense for almost nobody, but that doesn't mean we should ignore it.  More

Twitter launches music app

Twitter's music recommendation and streaming service will debut for iPhone users on Thursday.  More

For sale: One-way ticket to Mars

Mars One is accepting applicants for a trip to Mars, but there is a catch: no return flights home.  Play

Silicon Valley's other entrepreneurs: Sex workers

The Bay Area's growing adult services industry caters to the region's well-paid techies.  More

GE gets Quirky

Product development startup Quirky has teamed up with General Electric to help your inventions come to life.  More

Aereo: Pay for free TV

The experience of using Aereo isn't quite matched by the content it offers  More

One of tech's most successful inventors never made a cent

Dave Smith should be a billionaire. He invented the world's most widely used music technology. Instead, he's relatively unknown—and it doesn't bother him.  More

Drones come to the high seas

Liquid Robotics's Wave Glider are the first unmanned autonomous marine robots that use the ocean's waves for energy.  More

Cheap drones could save your life

Drones made for cheap could help rescue people from life-threatening situations.  More

Google Fiber to launch in Austin, Texas

Google Fiber offers Internet speeds of up to 1 gigabit per second, which Google says is 100 times faster than average.  More

The pill camera that's easy to swallow

An experimental pill technology at Mass General Hospital in Boston could change how throat-scanning endoscopies are done.  Play

This kid wants to reinvent virtual reality

The dream of the mid-1990s is alive and well thanks to Palmer Luckey, 20, who has invented a headset that's quickly become one of the most hotly anticipated gadgets in tech.  More

The startup bubble hasn't burst

Startups are growing up and beginning to mature, but the bubble hasn't burst. The nature of the game has changed.  More

Bubba Watson flies high with hovercraft golf cart video

Now Oakley might help make the viral video's high-tech centerpiece into a real vehicle.  More

The tech that may end robocalls

The winner of an FTC tech contest says his software is designed to filter out annoying robocalls on your phone.  Play

Software is key to tech's next cool thing

Consumer hardware is stagnating, but software and design innovation could lead to things like wearable technology and computers like IBM's Watson that are aware of their surroundings.  More

Wearable tech to help focus, lose weight

Smartphone-connected bracelets and headbands help you use tech attached to your body to monitor what's going on inside of it.  Play

Tech's broken promises: 6 innovations we're waiting for

Flying cars were always a pie-in-the-sky proposition, but hologram calls and many other bold tech ideas have hit unforeseen snags.  More

Inside BMW's future lab

In Mountain View, California, BMW researchers are working on the future of sustainable automobiles.  More

Smartphones will remotely control your life

From turning on lights to changing TV channels to starting your car, smartphones are able to control more of our lives.  Play

5 technologies that may be 'the next big thing'

There hasn't been a truly innovative gadget in awhile, but flexible screens and four other promising new technologies could eventually lead to cool new devices.  More

The U.S. military's miracle scanner

The Infrascanner 2000 uses infrared light to determine if a soldier has a brain hematoma.  More

An afterlife for the playthings of the rich and restless

Director James Cameron is giving his submarine away to science. It's not a common move.  More

This incredible face is the future of tech

New graphics technology is pushing the boundaries of believability.  More

Bitcoin prices surge post-Cyprus bailout

As investors become increasingly frazzled by the bailout of Cyprus that's expected to impose losses on depositors, the price of the cyber currency Bitcoin has more than doubled.  More

BlackBerry preview: Don't expect clarity on Z10 sales

The success of BlackBerry 10 devices are directly tied to the company's fate, but its fourth-quarter financial report won't shed much light.  More

Startups have a sexism problem

Sexism at startups comes to light in a viral off-color remark at a recent PyCon event.  More

Turn your iPad into a free phone

Meet Pinger, an app that turns iPods and tablets into phones and processes billions of text messages every month.  Play

How would you like to invest in immortality?

Russian Internet mogul Dmitry Itskov is looking for backers for the world's first immortality research center.  More

Facebook's new look can't conceal its old problems

Facebook's new news feed makes some welcome cosmetic changes. But it doesn't go very far in addressing the social network's deeper issues.  More

Why Bitcoin is trading at an all-time high

The peer-to-peer digital currency Bitcoin is surging. Experts credit greater access, wider acceptance.  More

What does the Internet look like? There's an app for that

You use the Internet every day, but have you ever wondered what the Internet looks like?  More

YouTube to launch music streaming service, take on Spotify

Exclusive: Google is planning to roll out a new service to capitalize on the power of YouTube.  More

Groupon CEO Andrew Mason's severance: $378.36

Andrew Mason's final paycheck will be tiny, but he's got $200 million in stock to cushion the blow.  More

Groupon CEO Andrew Mason is out

Groupon CEO Andrew Mason is out at the daily deals site he co-founded.  More

Radio startup TuneIn launches discovery features

Pandora may be the best known "radio" startup, but TuneIn focuses on actual radio stations around the globe -- and its new TuneIn Live features make it easier for users to discover new content.  More

Nasty Gal wants to conquer fashion

The startup's take on casual style may not be for everyone, but its phenomenal growth rate is raising eyebrows.  More

HP sells the last Palm scraps: webOS

LG Electronics is buying webOS for use in smart TVs.  More

The problem with Google's Pixel laptop

With a new laptop Google is betting that living in the cloud is not just cheaper, but much better.  More

The Toy Story guys are making a talking toy—and it's amazing

You likely haven't heard of one of the most ambitious startups to emerge this year. ToyTalk wants to revolutionize talking toys.  More

With Playstation 4, Sony reboots its games business

The company's vastly improved game system is set to launch later this year. Sony hopes it can help it regain lost momentum.  More

Why Silicon Valley wants us to live longer

Mark Zuckerberg, Sergey Brin, Anne Wojcicki, Yuri Milner, Art Levinson and others form core of new venture.  More

Tech is destroying the line between manufacturing and services

The advent of 3D printing will mean we are all manufacturers. That also means big changes for businesses of all kinds.  More

The smoky world of electronic cigarettes

The tobacco-free alternative to traditional cigarettes is becoming more popular due in part to very little regulation.  Play

Apple's search for its next billion-dollar product

Apple's innovation streak hasn't stalled; it's simply adjusting to the maturing mobile market it helped create.  More

4 features the PlayStation 4 absolutely must have

This week, Sony will likely take the wraps off its new game console. Here's what it must be able to do in order to have a chance of succeeding.  More

Your hand is your TV remote

PointGrab's gesture recognition software allows you to use hand gestures to control everything from playback speeds to volume on computers and televisions.  Play

What Tim Cook didn't say

Apple's CEO didn't bring up the company's most talked-about rumors. And that may be very telling.  More

How Mailbox became an instant sensation

With 30,000 new users daily, a new email app (?!) is the only thing Silicon Valley can talk about.  More

Apple iWatch doesn't scare Pebble

Rumors are growing louder about Apple creating a smart watch, but upstarts like Pebble insist an Apple 'iWatch" won't shut them out.  More

Aereo: Streaming TV startup at center of media storm

Chet Kanojia isn't surprised that his startup Aereo, a streaming TV service, has garnered controversy. Or lawsuits.  More

Microsoft Surface Pro: Good, but not great

Microsoft's feature-loaded laptop/tablet hybrid is good for many tasks, but not really that great for anything.  Play

BMW's next big thing doesn't have wheels

The luxury automaker is setting its designers' and engineers' sights on a totally different kind of "ultimate driving machine."  More

Samsung plans to conquer Silicon Valley

The Korean giant is serious about making a splash on Apple's home turf.  More

Netflix's $100 million bet on must-see TV

Netflix is branching out in a big way: producing its own original series. It's a bold but very risky bet, particularly the $100 million Kevin Spacey vehicle "House of Cards" that went live Friday.  More

The problem with celebrity creative directors

Celebrity executives only distract from a struggling company's real problems.  More

BlackJet: Fly private for less

Can't afford your own private plane? This startup will sell you a seat on one.  More

RIM's Z10 and BlackBerry 10 feel a generation late

CNNMoney's hands-on impressions of the phone BlackBerry is counting on to be its savior.  More

The Japanese app that is storming the world

Line—a messaging app akin to Skype—is a rare hit digital export from abroad.  More

Making phones waterproof

New liquid-repelling nano-technology developed by P2i promises to protect clothing, smartphones and other products from water damage.  Play

An app to book a private jet ... for less

Blackjet allows you to buy a seat in a small luxury plane similarly priced to a first class ticket.  Play

Death of the mouse! 6 new ways to control your PC

Call it a "disappearing user interface," or "perceptual computing." Whichever clunky name you use, you'll soon be controlling your PC with gestures, voice commands and eye movements. See ya, mouse!  More

Vine is Twitter's stab at the 'Instagram of video'

Will the new video sharing service find a place in our lives?  More

The laptop/tablet hybrid will never work

Microsoft's Surface is noble but doomed.  More

3-D printing factory boosts 'Made in USA'

New York manufacturer, Shapeways opened its first US factory where up to forty 3-D printers will make designer products to ship worldwide.  Play

The coolest gizmo we found at CES

The Node is an unassuming white cylinder, but it packs a punch: this difficult-to-describe gizmo can measure almost anything.  More

Control your laptop by moving your hand - for $70

Leap Motion, which counts two Apple veterans in its executive slate, will sell a $70 controller at Best Buy stores as well as online starting in the spring.  More

GetGlue and Viggle mysteriously cancel $80 million merger

It was meant to be the first big merger of the hot social TV space, but GetGlue and Viggle have called off their plan to unite.  More

Yelp stock falls 8% on Facebook Graph Search news

Yelp's stock sank after Facebook unveiled Graph Search, a tool that lets users search their social connections for information that their friends have shared  More

Netflix scores Cartoon Network content

Netflix has sweetened its streaming deal with Time Warner, the network and studio owner formerly reticent about selling its content to subscription services.  More

CES gadget show's highlights & horrors

CNNMoney's gadget mavens picked the best and worst of this year's Consumer Electronics Show.  More

With regulators standing down, Google prepares Search 2.0

Google's Search 2.0 vision is an "answer engine" that can respond to conversation, not keywords.  More

Get ready for pricey 'Ultra HD' TVs

So-called '4K TVs' will hit the U.S. market this year -- with eye-popping price tags.  More

$10 million Pebble e-watch to ship January 23

A record-breaking and long delayed Kickstarter project is ready to launch at last.  More

Google invests $200 million in Texas wind farm

Google's big $200 million stake in the Spinning Spur wind farm is the company's 10th renewable energy investment since 2010.  More

The $10 million Kickstarter watch

The Kickstarter campaign for the Pebble watch has raised more than $10 million for a wearable device that communicates with smart phones.  Play

Aereo to bring streaming TV to 22 U.S. cities

Undaunted by its legal fights, Aereo is planning a nationwide expansion.  More

Forget HD, get ready for 'Ultra HD' TVs

TVs that are four times sharper than the one you own are hot items at the 2013 Consumer Electronics Show...but some of their price tags have five figures.  Play

No-glasses 3-D moves closer to reality

A Vizio prototype at CES shows progress on the problem of viewing angles when it comes to 3-D TV.  More

Google to bring free Wi-Fi to New York City

The search giant hopes to lure startups to Chelsea by providing free service in the area.  More

A touchscreen with a pop-up keyboard

Tactus Technology has developed a keyboard that rises up from a touchscreen when you need to type.  Play

Intel demands ultrabooks add touchscreens

Ultrabooks haven't been the hit Intel hoped for, but it says the wave coming out this year will be "game changers."  More

A 3-D TV without glasses

Vizio is developing a TV that will enable viewers to see the picture in 3-D from nine different positions.  Play

Nvidia launches new Shield gaming device

Nvidia is making its first foray into full-fledged consumer gadgets.  More

14 gadgets on our CES wish list

Let's face it: The Consumer Electronics Show has become predictable. Here's CNNMoney's list of gadgets we wish existed.  More

The star-studded history of CES celebrity gadgets

Pop stars and other cultural icons come out in droves for the annual Consumer Electronics Show, hawking signature products at the nerds' playground.  More

Inside Will.i.am's new iPhone camera

Black Eyed Peas rapper Will.i.am talks about why he launched a tech venture to create accessories for iPhone cameras.  Play

Ubuntu's smartphone is a glimpse of the future

The Linux desktop operating system is making its way into the mobile space, with a few tricks up its sleeve.  More

The lightbulb that can transmit data

Li-Fi is a technology that uses LEDs to transmit data wirelessly.  Play

5 science breakthroughs in 2012

It's been a great year for nerds. Here are five big ideas in science that could soon re-shape the business world.  More

FTC offers $50,000 in contest to end robocalls

The Federal Trade Commission runs contest for a solution to block pesky robocalls.  More

Snapchat's 'disappearing' videos don't actually vanish

A security flaw enables video messages on Snapchat to resurface.  More

You need a touchscreen for Windows 8

Windows 8 shines with a touchscreen, but only 5% of Windows 8 PCs are touch-enabled.  More

Amazon wants you to pick which TV shows it will make

Amazon's new original film and series unit has six pilot episodes set for production. Pilot Episodes for Six Shows on Thursday. Now it wants viewers to choose which will go into production.  More

Windows 8's coolest app: Fresh Paint

Fresh Paint, a complex finger-painting app that simulates oil on canvas, is Microsoft's best Windows 8 app.  More

How to protect your Instagram photos

Our privacy user's guide to surviving the Instagram photo policy-change Apocalypse.  More

Why 84% of Kickstarter's top projects shipped late

A CNNMoney examination of the top 50 most-funded projects on Kickstarter found that 84% missed their target delivery dates, with some ship dates delayed by months.  More

HTML5: The future of the Web is finally here

HTML5 is 'feature complete,' meaning the future of Web development is in place.  More

The true cost of Microsoft's new tablet

Microsoft's Surface tablet is the first PC the company has made and its healthy profit margin could make it a big winner.  Play

By 2018, computers will touch, see, hear, taste and smell

In its annual '5 in 5' predictions, IBM forecasted that in five years, computers will gain the five senses and be able to experience the world as humans do.  More

Redbox Instant will be $8 per month, just like Netflix

Redbox's long-in-the-works video streaming service will launch later this month.  More

The $1M tech to fix blown soccer calls

FIFA looks to fix referee mistakes by investing roughly $1 million in sensor technology that will track ball movement.  Play

Google Fiber is fastest ISP, Netflix says

Netflix says Google, Verizon FiOS and Comcast deliverer its streaming video service to customers the fastest.  More

Yahoo Mail finally gets a revamp and new apps

Yahoo is trying to regain relevance with a long-overdue email update.  More

Google Fiber draws startups to Kansas

Kansas City is the first city to offer Google's new high-speed internet service and tech startups are some of the first to sign up.  Play

Napster enemy Metallica signs with Spotify

The metal band that famously sued Napster in 2000 is now a big fan of streaming service Spotify.  More

Instagram kills its own pics on Twitter

Instagram's push to drive users to its own apps is part of a growing turf war between the rival social networks.  More

Google's iPhone Gmail app is finally pretty good

For Gmail power users, Google's mail client is far superior to Apple's.  More

Turning poop into profit in urban slums

A trio of MIT entrepreneurs have a novel plan for cleaning up sanitation-deprived global cities.  More

ITunes' future is in global expansion

U.S. sales are slowing, but new international launches are good news for labels.  More

The daily deals market looks bleak

It's been a winter of discontent in a field analysts aren't sure will survive.  More

Drones soar past their military uses

Unmanned flying machines aren't just for tracking down bad guys anymore.  More

LivingSocial confirms 400 layoffs

Daily deals site LivingSocial confirmed layoffs of 400 employees on Thursday, about 10% of its global workforce.  More

Microsoft Surface Pro to start at $899

Microsoft's pro version of its Surface tablet will cost a bit less than most had expected.  More

6 visions for your future computer

Advances in mobile technology are gradually making the desktop PC obsolete. There are some experimental ideas for its future -- and, eventually, its replacement.  More

Groupon CEO: I'm not surprised about firing rumors

Rumors are swirling that Groupon's board is considering firing founder and CEO Andrew Mason, but he's not surprised. Or even particularly upset.  More

Adam Bain: Twitter's adman delivers

Revenue chief Adam Bain helped make Twitter's bold advertising gamble a success.  More

49ers plan $1 billion high-tech stadium

San Francisco 49ers CEO Jed York talks about his team's plan to build a software-driven stadium that will let fans to go online at an NFL game.  Play

Jet fuel grown from seeds

A small company that survived a biofuel boom-and-bust is poised to finally take off.  More

GetGlue acquired by Viggle in social TV merger

The social TV space has been percolating for the past year or two, and its first big merger is here: startup GetGlue has been acquired by lesser known Viggle.  More

Why competition doesn't scare Amazon's CEO

Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos says his company focuses more on consumers and long-term growth rather than rival companies.  Play

Groupon plummets 30%. Can the company survive?

Shares of Groupon lost nearly a third of their value Friday morning, following disappointing earnings. That brings Groupon's stock decline to an eye-popping 89% since its public debut one year ago.  More

Amazon Wine goes after online booze sales

Amazon is taking another run at a market it has struggled for more than a decade to crack.  More

Apple's $329 iPad mini cost $215 to make

A look at the parts inside Cupertino's latest tablet show it is priced to give the company some pretty large profits.  Play

Airbnb launches free housing program for Sandy victims

Hurricane Sandy's New York City victims can get free housing through generous Airbnb hosts.  More

Why you can't vote online yet

Countries like Canada, Norway and Australia have adopted online voting for elections, but the battle rages on in the U.S.  More

The $300 prosthetic arm

An Illinois-based startup has developed a low-cost prosthetic arm that can fit anyone.  Play

Top U.S. supercomputer guns for fastest in world

The Tian supercomputer will likely be the world's fastest, able to produce 20 quadrillion calculations per second.  More

Yahoo buys Bieber-backed startup

Yahoo acqui-hired the team behind Stamped, a buzzy New York startup.  More

Apple unveils smaller iPad mini

Apple introduced a tiny sibling for its iconic tablet.  More

Ex-Facebook exec to push UK startups

Facebook's senior European executive, Joanna Shields, is leaving the social media giant to lead UK's Tech City, London's Silicon Valley  More

Isis mobile wallet will finally launch next week

Isis' mobile payments system -- two years in the making -- will roll out soon in two test markets.  More

AOL's stylish Alto email syncs outside accounts

AOL's Alto is a new email service that links together outside accounts in a highly visual design.  More

EBay unveils major redesign and same-day delivery service

EBay is pulling its old clunky site into the modern age with a major redesign and new features inspired by its younger, buzzier tech rivals.  More

Apple announces likely iPad mini event on Oct. 17

Apple's heavily rumored smaller tablet looks poised to hit store shelves later this month.  More

Ballmer: Microsoft will make more gadgets like Surface

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer says the company will become more gadget-focused, trying to marry software, service and hardware much the way that Apple has done.  More

3D scans you can 'step' into

The same technology that powers the Kinect is slashing the price tag of high-end 3D scanning.  More

Is mobile broadband a luxury or human right?

A UN summit mapped out the progress the world is making toward bringing its entire population online.  More

Jack Dorsey scales back at Twitter

Twitter's leadership musical chairs continues, with once-exiled co-founder Jack Dorsey cutting back and refocusing on Square.  More

One giant leap for private space travel

The SpaceX rocket successfully launched from Florida and will become the first commercial flight to dock at the International Space Station  Play

Home 3-D printing is getting affordable

A pair of new 3-D printers from Makerbot and Formlabs bring down the price tag for hobbyists and designers.  More

Zynga plummets 19% after cutting 2012 outlook

Zynga's OMGPOP deal has turned into OMGNO.  More

The NASA drone that spies on hurricanes

Defense contractor Northrop Grumman is partnering with NASA to turn former Global Hawk spy drones into hurricane hunters.  Play

Kickstarter clamps down on nonexistent products

Kickstarter has started to regulate hardware projects looking to launch through the crowdfunding site more closely. In a recent update, the site released a set of guidelines for hardware and product design projects.  More

Nest unveils its next device

Tony Fadell, the former Apple executive who oversaw the creation of the iPod, is showing off a new version of his whiz-bang thermostat.  More

The farmers market goes digital

Mobile apps can shorten the food chain, skipping grocery stores and connecting farmers directly to consumers.  Play

Nintendo unveils $300 Wii U, coming Nov. 18

Nintendo's Wii U is coming out Nov. 18 for $300. This console's big difference lies in its special wireless GamePad controller, which features a touchscreen.  More

How a tech co. ended up in Concord, Mass.

Concord, Mass. wasn't co-founder Paul English's first choice for Kayak's HQ, but he did it for the sake of recruiting the best talent.  Play

Facebook finds new mobile revenue stream with Gifts

Also: Tim Cook apologizes to for Apple's buggy Maps app; Groupon reshuffles execs.  More

Chinese smartphones aim to rival iPhone

The latest wave of Chinese smartphones offer specs that can compete with models developed by brands like Samsung and Apple.  Play

Green energy in the "valley of death"

Broadscale Group wants to help fledgling alternative energy ventures make it through dicey times.  More

Measuring piracy may be tech's Holy Grail

Accurate measurements of the effects of infringement of intellectual property rights are hard to come by. The Rand Corporation thinks it can.  More

Rovio strays from Angry Birds success

The games maker is struggling to find a hit that doesn't involve launching fowl.  More

Twitter founders aim to revamp publishing with Medium

Ev Wiliams and Biz Stone opened up at TechCrunch Disrupt about their latest entrepreneurial venture.  More

Universities are failing at teaching social media

Social networking may have been born in a dorm room.  But when it comes to equipping students with the social media skills demanded by today's jobs, colleges are failing miserably.  More

SmartThings will let you run your world by smartphone

A new Kickstarter campaign promises to let us do everything from control our air conditioning, lock our doors, even get notifications when there's a leak in the basement from our smartphones.  More

Tesla has a new plan to woo customers

The company is unveiling free solar-powered car charging stations for owners of its new Model S sedan.  More

Get ready for a Bitcoin debit card

A New York startup is building real-world links for a growing virtual currency through its Bitcoin debit card.  More

Hackers set sail to save the world

In January, 26 hackers, entrepreneurs and influencers will set sail for 100 days to solve real-world problems.  More

The startup that feeds other startups - literally

ZeroCater handles the catering duties for Silicon Valley's tech startups.  More

5 pay-by-phone apps tested

The mobile payments industry is expected to top $171 billion in 2012, and dozens of players want in. Are they ready for everyday users yet? I left behind my wallet for a day and went shopping.  More
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