The Brain Yard: MC Hammer, entertainer-turned-entrepreneur, demonstrated some of the capabilities of WIREDoo, which Hammer called both “Deep Search” and “Relationship Search,” at Web→

Before Steve Jobs and Larry Ellison there was a woman who blazed a trail straight to CEO in the tech industry. Her name is→

We’ve often shared ways the iPad can help you manage your business, but what about using it to attract customers? Some places like Tenoverten,→

The following is a guest post from Stephen Cline. Small businesses often adopt the newest technological advances before large corporations. That’s because small businesses→

CNN Money: If you’re reading these words through bifocals or progressive lenses, your life could change in June. That’s when a company called PixelOptics→

I may not be watching you in a literal sense, but there is a new camera that can. A Czech inventor named Zdenek Kalal→

When we think of multi-touch, we normally think of small devices like the Apple iPad or iPhone. LUSENS Inc. is a Canadian technology company→

Could you imagine opening an app on your iPhone to check on your home, turn off a light, or even play with your pet?→

Small business owners are on the go. Thankfully, technology is here to help them keep up with everything they need to do. From smartphones→

This year’s Consumer Electronics Show is more about incremental upgrades than massive breakthroughs. And, of course, there are the tablets. Wired put together this→

Electronics companies are rolling out a slew of new gadgets this week at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. Inc.com takes a look→

If you find yourself spending more time holding on to your favorite smart phone than your significant other’s hand, you’re not alone. According to→

John Paul Titlow over at ReadWriteWeb.com reports that this year proved to be a strong one for online employment, as more and more took→

PSFK.com reports that one of the winning entries at the 2010 Red Dot Concept Design is the “Haptic Braille” by Baek Kil Hyun. The→

Navigating an airport can be stressful even for experienced travelers so designers Kang Eun-Kyung and Park Ji-Eun thought a compass built into one’s boarding→

Who knew the e-book would be such a boon for novelists penning whimsical tales of cheesy intrigue? The New York Times reports that “if→

Back in October, we told you about Daniel Vitiello, a 19-year-old Texas Tech sophomore, who taught himself to fix Apple’s 3G, 3GS and 4→

We mentioned back in October that Dean Kamen was hosting a science TV show on Green Planet. If you don’t have Green Planet on→

According to Wired, the Concept 1, a $300 basketball shoe that features a proprietary springlike device under the balls of the feet, has been→

Launched last month by a California company with the same name, the Looxcie (pronounced “look-see”) is a wearable Bluetooth camcorder that lets users capture→