Forbes: Prerna Gupta co-founded Khush in 2009 to develop intelligent music apps and led her startup to profitability. Khush was acquired by Smule in December 2011 for a “eight-figure deal†in cash and stock. Follow her on Twitter at @prernagupta.
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Brisbane Times: Brisbane-based entrepreneur John Lambie first started working on an alternative to what he calls the “dysfunctional” QWERTY keyboard more than 25 years ago, but has seen a real opportunity for people to break their QWERTY as they abandon keyboards for smartphones. The keyboard is in alphabetical order with the letters split over five
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Wired: There are five “worlds,†each with twenty levels, and as you progress through the levels the “dragons†hatch and grow into their full-sized versions. While this in itself has nothing to do with algebra, I mention this because my kids love this. It’s a very tiny incentive (along with earning stars) but they really
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WTHITV: James Pennington Jr. created a device that links applications on your smart phone to each device in your home. He’s been working on the project for at least five months. He says the wireless device is just like dialing up to a computer. You can connect anywhere with a signal. “It would bring up
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Lemon is a new mobile phone app that is designed to capture images of the credit, loyalty and membership cards in your wallet so that you can empty the thing out and leave them safely at home. Cofounder Wences Casares tells Fast Company that the app is useful in a number of situations—including, say, while
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KitKat no longer expects you to break off a piece of their candy, now they are giving people a break from their social media profiles too. The software, Social Break, automatically sends random updates to users’ Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn accounts. It will be officially launched in Singapore later this week and is free to
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The Atlantic: For the visually impaired community, the introduction of the iPhone in 2007 seemed at first like a disaster — the standard-bearer of a new generation of smartphones was based on touch screens that had no physical differentiation. It was a flat piece of glass. But soon enough, word started to spread: The iPhone
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Want to try your hand at writing a new app for the Blackberry 10? If you can write an app that makes $1000 in the first year on it’s own, RIM will GIVE you up to an extra $9,000! They’re guaranteeing that good apps can be worth up to $10,000 for new developers. Here are
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The business of making and selling apps has grown considerably since the release of the first smart phone. So, how do you get on board? Fox Small Business has some ideas. Olsson’s co-founder at Ebbex, Nicolas Acuña, advises those looking to launch their own app to first share their idea with friends and family. “Find
Many entrepreneurs find themselves running a business from their iPad or iPhone on the go. Here are some must-have apps from The Washington Post to help you along the way. TripIt (free, $3.99 for upgraded features): “All entrepreneurs need to download TripIt. This is a must-have app to help you organize all of your business
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