This week in tech stock, Hyperloop edition: The bigger they are, the harder they fall
When it comes to thinking big, the Hyperloop is about as big as it gets. Well, excluding space travel, we guess.
When it comes to thinking big, the Hyperloop is about as big as it gets. Well, excluding space travel, we guess.
The outage, observed by the VentureBeat staff and confirmed by multiple Twitter reports, lasted from approximately 3:50 p.m. to approximately 3:55 p.m. Pacific time.
Google has confirmed that Provo will be the second city after Kansas City to get Google Fiber, with installations beginning before the end of the year.
Guest Post It’s too easy for kids to spend big bucks on games without their parents even knowing they do so — until the credit card bill arrives. This is why there should be spending caps in free-to-play games.
Editor’s Pick The Moto X proves you can still make a great phone even if it’s not the fastest one around.
It’s always interesting to sit in on someone else’s conversation. Especially when the topic is yourself.
You might think that the NSA and other shadowy three-letter agencies are the world’s biggest cloud cheerleaders: all your data, all the time, in the cloud where Prism and XKeyscore can, apparently, access it.
The Windows Phone YouTube app has been blocked by Google again. Microsoft says the reasons why are being “manufactured” by Google.
Two Oakland A’s relief pitchers are the most recent additions to Google Glass’ Explorer Program, but don’t expect to see the device out on the field just yet.
Editor’s Pick It’s wonderful to raise money via crowdfunding platforms such as Indiegogo and Kickstarter. Not so great, however, if PayPal refuses to release the money that supporter have pledged to back your project.
Editor’s Pick Just because you expect your e-mail to be private, that doesn’t make it so.
Want to know when your mom’s gift will arrive? How about what your plans are for tomorrow? Google knows and will be more than happy to tell you.
Here are the first of the promised updates to VentureBeat’s Mobile Advertising Index.
“We want to make as much money as we can, because we’re greedy,” Google designer Knapp says with a smile on his face. “Helping companies with design is a powerful to improve our returns.”
Microsoft has launched a new fully featured YouTube app for Windows Phone 8 that has Google’s full blessing.
It’s been about two years since Nielsen noted that smartphone sales overtook feature phone sales in the U.S. — now, it seems we’ve hit that milestone on the global level.
“I think what they did was absolutely evil,” Ellison said, putting the blame squarely on Page’s shoulders. “I don’t see how he thinks you can just copy someone else’s stuff.”
If you’re a bug hunter for companies such as Google and Facebook, the last few weeks have been good to you. Google announced today that it has officially given out over $2 million to people who poke holes in its systems on purpose.
Google issued a Glass software update today that previews how the massive search and mobile company plans to monetize its innovate wearable technology.
Guest Post Facebook is the top social login provider of choice across over 700 leading brands’ web properties — but Google is rapidly growing in importance.