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Charles Huang: Big-Screen Gaming From a Phone
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How David Koretz Hoodwinks Hackers
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Tim Tuttle's App for Automatic Search
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An Overseas Push for Video Software for Sports Teams
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Sell More Online This Holiday Season
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Just Shazam It
The startup's data illustrate how and when people discover hits -
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Zack Parisa's Forest Inventory Software
The Yale grad and co-founder of startup SilviaTerra has developed a new method for taking forest inventories -
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Enterprise Technology: Revenge of the Nerdiest Nerds
Enterprise-focused startups will form the next wave of tech IPOs -
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Micha Benoliel's Open Garden
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Lookout Safeguards Smartphones, but Do Consumers Care?
The startup's security app detects threats, yet many users are unconcerned -
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The Rise of the E-Jukebox
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Beyond Webvan: MyWebGrocer Turns Supermarkets Virtual
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To Report Election Violence in Kenya, Text Ushahidi
Kenyans are using technology to try to prevent a repeat of the violence that followed the 2007 presidential election -
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A Digital Tip Jar and More Apps for New Orleans Crowds
The city's tech community is launching apps for Super Bowl fans hungry for New Orleans food and music -
Profiles
An Overseas Push for Video Software for Sports Teams
Students turned Jeffrey S. Raikes’s idea for football coaching technology into software with 200,000 users in the U.S. Now they’re trying to make it appealing for sports that are popular abroad -
Advice
Sell More Online This Holiday Season
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Profiles
Take 2 Asprn+Txt Me in AM
A new smartphone app enables doctors to send text messages without risking patients' privacy
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