Tech
BY Rahul Varshneya
The mobile app market is growing by the minute. But with more than a million apps available to consumers, how can you ensure your idea is successful? Here are four key factors to keep in mind. How Home Soda Making Devices Became the Next Big Thing
BY Margaret Littman
Sales of a carbonation device go from flat to sparkling. The Best Way to Dispose of Old Gadgets
BY Mikal E. Belicove
From erasing your data to finding an e-waste recycler, here's what you need to know when you're ready to let go of your old tech. 3-D Tech Lets Online Shoppers 'Try on' Clothes
BY Gwen Moran
Metail creates a 3-D avatar of shoppers then digitizes clothing collections and merges the garment images with the customer's avatar. Teaching Kids to Code With Youth Digital
BY Andrea Huspeni
With a heightened emphasis on learning to code, Youth Digital wants to help the next generation of young entrepreneurs succeed. Going Mobile: Does Your Business Need an App?
BY Adam Toren
Considering launching an app? Consider the negatives, and ask yourself these three key questions first. Emerging Tech: 9 International Startup Hubs to Watch
BY John Patrick Pullen
Beyond the U.S., these are the places you'll find financial and other support for innovation in technology. 5 Must-Have Travel Tech Items
BY John Patrick Pullen
Travel productively with these out-of-office assistants that do everything from track your luggage to organize your expenses. Smartwatch Wars: Microsoft Possibly Developing Wearable Tech, Too
BY Megan Rose Dickey
Samsung, Apple and Google said to be among the other companies building a smartwatch. 20 of Boston's Most Innovative Tech Startups
BY Megan Rose Dickey
Many have been founded by inspired entrepreneurs from MIT and Harvard. Smartwatch Battle: What An Apple, Google and Samsung Smartwatch Might Mean For You
BY Megan Rose Dickey
Forget about the smartphone wars. These companies are getting into wearable tech. Opportunity Spotting: 4 Trends for Young Treps from SXSW 2013
BY Rebekah Iliff
In the aftermath of this year's SXSW Interactive festival, we pinpointed four top trends that young entrepreneurs should consider. Why the Samsung Galaxy S4 May Be Better for Business Than Apple's iPhone 5
BY Amy Gahran
A look at some of the most important features and how Samsung's new smartphone stacks up. How Can Universities Support Young Treps Like Aaron Swartz?
BY Neil Parmar
When the tech wunderkind took his life after a prolonged legal battle, some wonder if MIT should have been more supportive. 3 Decades of Dell: From Dorm Room Inspiration to Multi-Billion Dollar Acquisition
BY Jason Fell
Following the announcement of a $24.4 billion acquisition deal, we take a look back at the tech company's history and accomplishments. Top Tech Trends From CES 2013
BY John Patrick Pullen
From enormous tablets and TVs to a refrigerator loaded with apps, a look at the tech that's driving our business and personal lives. CES 2013: A 'Healthy' Outlook for Gadgets
BY John Patrick Pullen
Combining baby boomers' needs with tech's newest innovations may create this year's strongest electronics category. 5 Tech Startups Worth Watching at CES 2013
BY John Patrick Pullen
More entrepreneurs are expected to exhibit at this year's big tech event. Here's a look at some of the most interesting among them. The Top 10 Tech Accessories of 2012
BY Steve Kovach
An Android-powered dongle, a smart thermostat, a better iPhone camera and more. 10 Old-School Gadgets Reborn With New Tech
BY Megan Rose Dickey
A modern twist to the typewriter, a new take on arcade games and more. In Monterey Bay, an Agricultural Tech Cluster Blossoms
BY Catherine Clifford
Part of an SBA pilot progam, a unique California cluster aims to bring together tech entrepreneurs and the region's big farms to keep the agriculture industry thriving 10 Tech Startups That Can Improve Your Life
BY Megan Rose Dickey
From a tool that lets you remotely lock and unlock your door to a ride-sharing system, these new companies aim to make life better. Necessary Start-Up Styles: Why a Hoodie and Jeans Aren't Enough
BY Erica Bell and Katie Finnegan
When launching a business, the last thing on your mind is probably your wardrobe. But it shouldn't be. Here, the founders of Hukkster divvy out their start-up fashion advice. How Apple, Samsung and Google Take Different Approaches to Innovation
BY Max Nisen
Each of these tech giants follows a different path when developing new products. 
