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SaaS Rolls Into the Third Wave at the Cloud Analytics Summit

James Grundvig | Posted 05.09.2013 | Technology
James Grundvig

Excel isn't going away, but it is no longer the default front-end UI, nor the only way to communicate data.

Top 10 Must-Have Apps for Recent College Grads

Mishri Bhatia | Posted 05.08.2013 | College
Mishri Bhatia

Here's a list of the best apps to ease the transition from student to young professional. From managing budgets, to finding hot spots in a new city and keeping in touch with friends, there are several apps out there to help make life a bit easier.

Enlightened Technology for Practicing Mindfulness

Flynn Coleman | Posted 04.22.2013 | Technology
Flynn Coleman

As mindfulness becomes a hot topic in the innovation space, more and more software that combines cutting-edge technology with modern mindfulness is available, melding plugging in with unplugging. So for your yogic pleasure, here are four simple tools I enjoy

The Only Solution for In-App Advertising? Programmatic Buying

Anindya Datta | Posted 04.19.2013 | Technology
Anindya Datta

Programmatic media buying (PMB) has been touted as the future of media planning and buying, especially in the online digital segment.Yet, they haven't. Even after years of double-digit annual growth forecasts, PMB accounts for a meager 10 percent of total digital media buying.

A New Way to Discover the Best iPad Apps for Education

Brad Spirrison | Posted 04.16.2013 | Technology
Brad Spirrison

Downloading substandard educational apps is at best a waste of time and money. More disturbingly, bad educational apps can promote poor learning habits or compromise privacy.

'The Mobile' Is Reliably Unreliable

John Pavley | Posted 04.07.2013 | Technology
John Pavley

A smarter set of technologies is what we need for the mobile. During periods of high speed and high quality bandwidth, mobile apps should anticipate what we're going to read or watch and cache it for later. Don't make us have to remember to pre-download or prepare for being offline.

Why Facebook Cares So Much About Mobile

Craig Kanalley | Posted 04.01.2013 | Technology
Craig Kanalley

Facebook seems to be putting a full-court press on mobile lately. And for good reason. Numerous social apps not called Facebook are gaining traction on smartphones.

Appoxee 2.0 Aims to Keep Users Interested in Your Mobile App

Hillel Fuld | Posted 03.20.2013 | Technology
Hillel Fuld

How do you keep your users happy and interested in your app with all the distractions on their phone's home screen? How do you rise above all the noise? Meet Appoxee.

5 Mistakes Companies Make When Going Mobile

Chris O'Connor | Posted 05.18.2013 | Technology
Chris O'Connor

The benefits of mobilization in the enterprise are well documented - increased revenue, employee retention and happier customers are just a few. However, when mobile strategies fail it costs businesses precious time and a lot of money.

Top 3 Internet Success Tips For Digital Health

Catherine Calarco | Posted 05.14.2013 | Healthy Living
Catherine Calarco

Converting health-conscious programs to a mobile platform offers an enormous opportunity to help wellness and improve health for so many people.

Why Is the Success of Mobile Apps So Difficult to Measure? Critical Issue in Audience Measurement Unraveled

Anindya Datta | Posted 05.12.2013 | Technology
Anindya Datta

Audience measurement is well understood and routinely performed by firms such as Nielsen (TV), Arbitron (radio) and Comscore (web). It would appear to be a no-brainer for these companies to jump on apps. But, clearly, that has not been the case. What gives?

Could Your Smartphone Save Your Life?

Morgan Reed | Posted 04.30.2013 | Technology
Morgan Reed

What makes medical apps truly revolutionary is that they use internet-enabled smartphones and tablets to connect us directly to our family physicians and medical professionals.

PHOTOS: 'Vintage' Easter Island

Paul Brady | Posted 02.19.2013 | Travel
Paul Brady

On a recent visit to Easter Island, the most notable photographic news wasn't that thousands of photos were being taken by tourists at every turn. It was that so many of those visitors were capturing their vacation memories with iPads and mobile phones instead of big-ticket SLRs.

When Worlds Collide: Platform Technologies for Social Benefit

Thane Kreiner | Posted 04.09.2013 | Impact
Thane Kreiner

As a relative neophyte to the social entrepreneurship movement, I often find myself asking questions through the lens of a Silicon Valley "parallel entrepreneur."

100 Tools And Tricks To Make You Insanely Productive

Buffer | Posted 03.28.2013 | Small Business

By Alyssa Aldersley, visit Buffer. What does it take to be productive? It’s a question I often ask myself and to be honest I don’t have a g...

Paul Brady

Why 2013 Is The Year Of Mobile Booking

HuffingtonPost.com | Paul Brady | Posted 02.04.2013 | Travel

When Hurricane Sandy caused chaos at Boston Logan International, Gary Swart was hardly the only business traveler stranded by canceled flights. He ...

Mobile App Seeks to Offset Record-Low SAT Scores

Kevin Ducoff | Posted 04.01.2013 | Home
Kevin Ducoff

A new way to prepare for standardized tests has arrived, but it won't be found in the classroom or even in the homes of America's tutors -- unless you count what's in our pockets.

EyeVerify's Vein Popping Password Technology: Interview With CEO Toby Rush

James Grundvig | Posted 03.31.2013 | Technology
James Grundvig

If the eye is the window to the soul, then the human eyeball might be the gateway to the next generation of biometric password. Tony Rush of EyeVerify say In three years, "people will no longer need to enter passwords to use their smartphones."

Users Lose As Twitter, Facebook Clash In Wake Of Vine Launch

Craig Kanalley | Posted 01.28.2013 | Technology
Craig Kanalley

It makes too much sense. The social media platform that allows you to scan quick bursts of text - in 140 characters or less - now has a bite-sized ...

New 100Plus Mobile App Knows How Healthy Your Future Self Will Be

Posted 01.22.2013 | Healthy Living

By Shana Lebowitz A few years ago Chris Hogg was working at a biotech company, studying patients with cardiovascular disease. Every so often he'd...

Are Automotive Apps the New Frontier? Not If We Go the GM Way

Pietro Rea | Posted 03.20.2013 | Technology
Pietro Rea

If car manufacturers really want to have something that resembles an app store, they are going to have to put their heads together and play it smart. As with everything else, there is a right way and wrong way of doing it.

What Happens When You Stop Using Instagram For A Month

Craig Kanalley | Posted 01.18.2013 | Technology
Craig Kanalley

What happens when you stop using Instagram? You start having nightmares. You dream in filters, which keep changing, driving you insane. There's thi...

New Mobile App Helps You Get and Give Help During a Natural Disaster

Akhtar Badshah | Posted 03.19.2013 | Impact
Akhtar Badshah

During a large scale natural disaster there is always a challenge facing people who want to quickly and easily contact the people they care about.

From Casino Gaming to Mobile Commerce: Four Emerging Mobile Trends to Watch in 2013

Dinesh Moorjani | Posted 03.13.2013 | Technology
Dinesh Moorjani

In the backdrop of a U.S. economy struggling to pull itself out of mounting debt and changing consumer spending patterns, the pace of innovation is accelerating. Here are four predictions that will shape the mobile economy in 2013 onward

'Moneyball' Comes to Silicon Valley: What Technology Investor Dan Scheinman Sees

James Grundvig | Posted 03.13.2013 | Technology
James Grundvig

"Disruption" is so analog. Transformation is the word that will capture the new era of the mobile enterprise. Many legacy Fortune 500 tech giants -- Dell, Intel, Cisco, HP, Microsoft, Oracle, et al. -- are rushing to change as the static, analog PC Age they thrived in dies faster than anyone predicted.