Adventuring the world of wearable technology is nothing new. With fitness bracelets like Nike Fuel Band that keeps tracks of how much, how often and how intensely you move, it only inspired many other wearable tech gear. Somewhere along the…
Relying on guidance from California, New York and Texas alcohol regulations and licensing boards, the District of Columbia today determined that liquor delivery websites and apps do not necessarily have to obtain a liquor license to serve DC residents. In… Continue Reading
As many in the digital and tech community know, the issue of Network Neutrality, Open Internet and prioritized access has percolated again to the top of many tech policy issues agendas. The topic is pretty opaque and quite dense for average consumers… Continue Reading
There is serious competition in the Food Tech world! First came apps like My Fitness Pal that help you easily monitor your caloric intake in many common foods. Then came TellSpec, a device that purported to tell you the nutritional information… Continue Reading
Have you ever wanted to know what are the types of things Angel and Venture Capitalists consider when deciding whether to invest in a venture? Check out this 2013 investment proposal evaluation presentation prepared by Anupam Kumar Reader from the… Continue Reading
How big is Apple globally? Like really? Since 2007, Apple has sold 517 million iPhones which is more than the number of people in the European Union or the United States. If we put all the iPads sold by Apple… Continue Reading
Fashion is a $300 billion industry in the U.S., and in Los Angeles the fashion industry alone generates $58.2 billion in revenue through 168,400 jobs in Los Angeles and Orange Counties, surpassing New York annually in revenue since 1998. With… Continue Reading
Webydo’s Code Free Parallax Scrolling Animator In the world of professional code-free web design platforms, competition is becoming quite fierce as professional web designers are becoming aware of the ability to create websites without the need to learn…
Serving process via social networks and email – it may seem a little bit far-fetched but such procedures are already the reality. In April 2014, Virginia Federal Court allowed the service of process via social media like Facebook and LinkedIn… Continue Reading