Peter Von Buskirk searches for video game controller options that often frustrated the software developer, so he made his own. The REvolve is a cro...
Love "The Craig Fahle Show," but never seem to be in the car at 10 a.m.? Now, you can carry around WDET, Detroit's public radio station, in your pocke...
An app cooked up by a software developer in his free time and quietly released last month is making it easier for iPhone-carrying bus riders to get ar...
Detroit's tech industry growth is outpacing national hubs like Silicon Valley, Boston and Chicago in a number of categories, according to the latest a...
Silicon Valley thinker Nir Eyal has his eyes on the future. Consultant, Stanford professor and founder of two tech companies, he's also the keynote sp...
From the Motor City to Mobile City? Maybe soon. A new conference on designing applications for Apple's mobile operating system hopes to spearhead t...
DETROIT -- Peter Karmanos Jr. plans to step down next year as executive chairman of Compuware Corp., the Detroit-based software development business h...
DETROIT — Now hiring in Detroit: Scads of software developers and programmers. General Motors is moving past layoffs and the Motor City's rusty...
Where I live in the Bay Area, there's a certain glamour to Detroit. It's the heart of what Bruce Sterling termed "dark euphoria." "Dark Euphoria is wh...
Techonomy Detroit, hosted by the Detroit Economic Club, is bringing together some of the nation's most notable innovators and entrepreneurs today at W...
This post originally appeared in Model D. Prudence Byas spent 10 years working in IT, enjoying the tech world and everything it had to offer. She ...
Wondering how many yards you're standing from a public fountain? Planning a day of gallery hopping? Looking for the nearest statue of a Pope? ARTOWN D...
How do you describe Maker Faire? It's like a small-scale World's Fair appearing every summer at The Henry Ford in Dearborn, celebrating DIY science...
Stacy Goldberg worked as a nutritional consultant before noticing the emergence of the free-from market for food, a niche of consumable products that ...
Amazon.com appears to be in the early stages of trying to create a software development center in Detroit, according to two job listings from the Inte...
By selling off chunks of the Statue of Liberty, Yellowstone National Park and the Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore one inch at a time, one websi...
If you've ever thought of a way technology could improve Detroit, now's the time to turn your idea into something concrete. Apps For Detroit, a co...
Food is becoming increasingly important at TechTown these days now that the small business accelerator has launched a new program for food entrepreneu...
A group of Detroit companies and three colleges in the region have teamed up to tackle the shortage of information technology workers in the area, the...
By Karl Henkel Thousands of high-paying IT jobs are expected to be created in Detroit over the next few years, but employers already are having tro...
By Sarah Schmid The scene at a recent happy hour hosted by Detroit Labs was bustling, especially considering that the only means of event promotio...
As 2,000 former employees of Yahoo Inc. are out looking for a job, Dan Gilbert's companies have a message for them: Come to Detroit. That pitch was...
Social media fans get ready: Twitter is coming to Detroit. The company announced Wednesday the opening of its first Michigan office at Dan Gilbert'...
Want to work at a "green" company? In Michigan, you could be in luck. According to Bureau of Labor Statistics data from earlier this month, Michig...
Ever wonder exactly what species of grass is growing in Detroit's urban prairie? Or whether it's safe to eat the berries growing on the tree in the lo...
