Vizify rolls outs badges, analytics, and custom backgrounds to customize your landing page
Landing page creator Vizify continues its quest to plot your Internet portfolio with several new features.
Hands on with AOL’s Alto: A webmail client that’s big on beauty, and has decent brains to boot
AOL is introducing a new webmail application, Alto, that groups your various inboxes into one stylish stop.
Visual.ly plays matchmaker between infographic designers and data-hungry companies
There’s no denying the grip infographics have on us. These bite-sized, data-packed, visual stimulants have become a news source in their own right. They’re easily shared, easily consumed – not to mention easy on the eyes. One startup that’s been there since the beginning of this infographic heyday is Visual.ly. The company got its start […]
Etsy and the rest of the Internet are riding Breast Cancer Awareness Month all the way to the bank
Be on the lookout for breast cancer fundraising scams as online marketplaces "pinkwash' themselves to make a dime.
Facebook sold you out, changed its mind, and now it’s getting sued
Data crawler Profile Engine is fighting back after losing Facebook indexing access.
The democratization of digital photography continues with latest Lytro update
The novel Lytro camera now adds manual controls to its innovative arsenal of features.
Growing pains for the ‘sharing economy’ model: New York residents fight back against Airbnb renters
As collaborative consumption continues to disrupt our economic system, some residents are fighting the change that comes with Airbnb renters.
How much will iOS 6 change App Store rank?
As if optimizing for the App Store couldn't be more of a puzzle, the iOS 6 makeover adds a new level of confusion.
Hate iOS 6 Maps? Here are the best alternative map apps
There's been heavy backlash to the new Apple Maps, so check out some of the best alternative GPS options available in the App Store.
News360 partnerships seek to bridge the curator-publisher divide
In a confusing, tense, and exciting industry, news curation app News360 adds a bevy of new publication partners.
Twitter’s war on third party developers continues
Twitter has made a reputation for itself by pocketing the rewards of outside app makers' work. Will developers get tired of this game and stop building for the site?
How CouchSurfing should use that new $15 million
CouchSurfing his outgrown its humble roots to attract some serious money from investors. But what should the free travel site do with the money?
Social chat client ooVoo unveils four-way mobile video chat
As the market keeps experimenting with social video, ooVoo continues to build its social chat app.
Hands on with the Zeen beta: Creation trumps curation here
From the brains behind YouTube comes Zeen, a new publishing platform. Check out our first impressions.
Canon vs. Nikon: There’s an infographic for that
Canon! Nikon! CANON! NIKON! And so it goes. Trouble deciding which camera brand really is the best? Infographic artists lay it out for us.
Path.to hits new jobs markets this month; first up: Seattle and Portland
Path.to is growing its eHarmony for jobs service, starting with Portland and Seattle, and moving on to other new tech markets.
Spoiler alert! Ways to fix the Olympics’ social media spoiler problem
Olympics coverage is everywhere, and while information at your disposal is generally a good thing, killing the element of surprise is not. Here are a few ways you can alleviate some of the social spoilers.
Picnic pivots from ShopMyPins to help tackle Pinterest’s context problem
Picnic is a new toolbar extension that gives Pinterest items a little bit of background.
SmartAsset can control the confusion of massive money decisions
SmartAsset takes all those confusing spreadsheets filled with financial information and turns it into bite-sized grafs to help you make investments go down more easily.
Mirrorly’s new scanning technology could get you out of the dressing room and into new clothes
Upcoming startup Mirrorly combines Kinect with its new scanning technology to create what's supposedly a highly accurate digital way to try on clothes.
First look: the Nikon D800 leaks
Nikon's preparing a new DSLR, the D800, and now images have surfaced showing it off in all its boxy glory.
Twitter overhauls search and discovery with autocomplete, spell correction, and more
Twitter's real time noise will get some much-needed clean up with new additions to search and discovery including autocomplete and spell correction.
Hands-on with the Google+ app for iPhone
Google+ for the iPhone impressions. Like Google+, the app has a simple setup and easily gives you a comfortable mobile experience
They’ll be back… they all come back: GM considers returning to Facebook advertising
After announcing it was done with Facebook ads, General Motors might go back to the social network after all.
All your contacts are belong to us: What apps are uploading your address book and why
After the Path fallout, are you wondering what other apps you've given your address book over to? Spoiler alert: it's a lot of them.