Tech
A Look at the Global-Apps Scene and Why You Should Care
BY Neil Parmar
If you think the U.S. app craze has hit overload, you're not the only one. Giant tech companies are now doubling down on student-app developers in the Middle East and Africa. How Google Wants to Make Starting Up Easier for Entrepreneurs
BY Jason Fell
The search giant's head of global entrepreneurship outreach shares the company's goals with its new Google for Entrepreneurs site. The First 10 Accessories You Must Buy for Apple's iPhone 5
BY Dylan Love
A look at the add-ons to consider for making this new smartphone even more useful. 4 Tools for High-Def Video Conferencing
BY John Patrick Pullen
Bring clarity to your next meeting with one of these four video conferencing tools, then choose which way you want to connect. Crowdtilt Makes Group-Funding Available to Everyone
BY Gwen Moran
The social fundraising site powers money raising efforts for everything from charities to joint vacation rentals. Course Hero Crowdsources Study Material From 2 Million Students
BY Marty Jerome
Just in time for back to school: an online repository of study guides, flashcards and tutors from over 4,300 universities. Stay Connected to Home While Traveling with Internet Radio
BY Bruce Schoenfeld
From baseball games to traffic reports and local music, streaming radio can bring the world to you, no matter where you are. How Two Entrepreneurs Created an Environmentally Friendly Camp Stove
BY Gwen Moran
BioLite CampStove could be a force in reducing air pollution and deforestation all while charging your cellphone and toasting s'mores. 6 Lessons in How to Build a Successful App
BY Jennifer Wang
Development firm inMarket shares the secrets to building a successful app. Alternatives to In-House App Development
BY Jennifer Wang
There are several ways to get your app published on iTunes, here's what you need to know. What Google's New Stance on Copyright Infringement Means to Your Business
BY Mikal E. Belicove
Posting copyrighted material on your website could get you booted from search results. Could Faculty Entrepreneurs Drive Innovation?
BY Brian Patrick Eha
To spur innovation, some support giving academics more freedom to start entrepreneurial ventures.Play Video Techie Networking for Women (Video)
BY Colleen DeBaise
From Silicon Valley to New York, the tech world is disruptive, innovative and mostly male. Startup entrepreneur Amy Yazdian of I'm In The Kitchen tells how she fit in. RIM Founder Mike Lazaridis on the Challenges of Reinvention
BY Jason Fell
The technology pioneer reflects on the changing industry and what he's working on next. SoundHound Creates a Faster, Easier Way to Find Forgotten Song Titles
BY Kara Ohngren
App sees explosive growth for it's music-recognition service based on simple spoken searches, and even humming. Reinventing the Fast-Casual Dining Scene with Technology
BY Matt Villano
How popular sandwich chain At the Melt is using smartphones, QR codes and kiosks to build a brand. How Syyn Labs Brings Creative Visions to Life
BY Jennifer Wang
The boot-strapped production company finds its niche in wild spectacles. RockMelt Revamps the Web Browser for Social Media
BY Grant Davis
How the startup gained a new generation of users for its cloud-based web browser. From Pinterest to Gumroad, 19-Year-Old Sahil Lavingia on His Trek Through Silicon Valley
BY Lyneka Little
We spoke with the young entrepreneur about his experience as a founding team member at Pinterest and his new company Gumroad. Three Lessons a Serial Tech Entrepreneur Learned from Bill Gates
BY Erica Swallow
Naveen Jain shares the insights he gleaned from the Microsoft co-founder, and how he used them when starting his own businesses. A Computer Business That Gives Back Through Tech Upgrades
BY Gwen Moran
How inQuo helps startups and struggling small businesses in need of equipment. 10 Must-Have Business Apps for 2011
BY Scott Steinberg
These downloadable applications can improve productivity, ROI and time management for businesses of all sizes. Goodbye Geeks, Hello Crowd-Sourced Tech Help
BY Jonathan Blum
Getting good tech help doesn't have to cost you an arm and a leg. See how one company is enlisting the crowd to keep your PC running optimally. Still Foggy on Cloud Computing?
BY Mikal E. Belicove
Seven in ten CEOs, founders and managers are clueless about the cloud and what it holds for small businesses. 
