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GeoClip.It: Local Deals Without The Login

Samantha Strauss October 27, 2010 1 Comment

Who doesn’t love a deal? Now thanks to GeoClip.It you can see which deals are nearby without having to login to any discount service. GeoClip.It, a location based deal app, supplies users with numerous daily deals from deal providers across the nation. Once a user opens the app, their location is determined and a map…

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How to Build an iPhone App: Getting Started the Right Way

Guest Author October 27, 2010 0 Comments

Many people don’t realize that there’s more to building mobile apps than just designing and developing them. In fact, roughly 30% of an app should focus on aspects outside of these areas. This includes, but is not limited to, doing some initial research about similar apps, understanding key differentiators, and outlining potential functionality. This type…

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ImaNeed.com: New Business and Support Engine

Samantha Strauss October 26, 2010 0 Comments

Free business leads…what could be better? Instant local workers who want to help you solve whatever problem you have. Why didn’t I know about this service last week when my pipes broke? Whatever you need after submitting a simple request…priceless! Introducing ImaNeed.com, a free service working to connect you to your local support community. With…

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A Space Apart: Commerce Meets Location Based Services

Mark Bebawy October 26, 2010 0 Comments

As we’ve covered in the past, Location Based Services are becoming quite popular.  And since there is a lot of competition, it can be hard for new services in the space to differentiate themselves. But Chicago based A Space Apart brings some interesting features to the table that could help them stand out from the…

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Tap Me: Tapping Into the Gaming Advertising Market

Samantha Strauss October 25, 2010 1 Comment

There are millions of gamers across the globe and thousands of companies that want to reach the gaming community. An issue lies in reaching the gamers without affecting the game. Tap Me, a Chicago-based startup put together by a team of veteran gaming engineers and enthusiasts, is out to solve the problem and create an…

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Does Your iPhone Use Google Goggles?

Zach Davis October 13, 2010 2 Comments

First, you could type your search into Google.com. Next, you could tell your search to Google, using your phone. Now, Google has unveiled visual search: Google Goggles. Although Google Goggles has been available on the Android since December, last week marked its debut on the iPhone.  According to the Google Mobile Blog: “Computer vision is…

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Windows Phone 7 Launches and We Have A Preview

Frank Gruber October 12, 2010 1 Comment

Microsoft made waves as CEO Steve Ballmer spoke at CES 2010 about the Windows Phone 7 and we caught our first glimpse of it at Mobile World Congress in Barcelona this past February. We then went on to work with Microsoft to host a couple of Tech Cocktail mobile events in DC and Chicago which…

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Qrank: Location Based Service Meets Trivia

Mark Bebawy October 8, 2010 0 Comments

Location based services are all the rage these days. One of the most popular of them, Foursquare, adds a gaming element with points, badges, and mayorships to keep users engaged and coming back. These game mechanics have proven to be extremely popular and helped them stand apart from the other services out there. But Austin…

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Family Game Night Goes Mobile with Famigo

Samantha Strauss October 3, 2010 0 Comments

Have you ever had a game night at home with your family? Have you ever wished it wouldn’t end? Well now family games can be played anywhere at anytime thanks to Famigo – a new destination for online and mobile family media. With Famigo, families across the web can challenge each other and bring the…

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Hurricane Party: Your Spontaneous Geo-Local Party App

Samantha Strauss October 2, 2010 0 Comments

Thanks to geo-location apps such as Foursquare and SVNGR we can now know where our friends are in real-time. And thanks to location based reward programs like Groupon and LivingSocial, consumers can now find deals at local establishments. Combine the two and we now have Hurricane Party, merging geo-location and local rewards programs so we can…

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MindSnacks Makes Awesome Mobile Learning Games

Jen Consalvo September 14, 2010 0 Comments

MindSnacks offers a game-driven, mobile platform to learn a language. Currently the platform is offered for the iPhone and is limited to Spanish, but their goal is to soon offer French, Italian and Mandarin – and continue expanding from there. The current Spanish learning app was built in ten weeks and is now available in…

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Mobilize 2010: The Future of the Mobile Web

Samantha Strauss August 30, 2010 0 Comments

Every so often we like to highlight upcoming conferences and events that we believe our entrepreneurs may want to attend. Next month, our friends at GigaOm are producing Mobilize 2010 – the mobile and cloud-based computing event of the year. Mobilize 2010 will bring together the thought leaders and practitioners of the mobile web ecosystems…

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Mobile Television Remote Creates A Social Network

Samantha Strauss August 11, 2010 0 Comments

Who knew that TV could be social without logging into a website or watching with tons of friends? A new company, Numote promises you will have a personalized, social television watching experience in the palm of your hand. You don’t have to get on a web browser to see what your friends think about the…

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True Ventures Invests $200K In 19 Year Old Entrepreneur

Frank Gruber August 7, 2010 0 Comments

This isn’t the first time we have seen True Ventures invest in youth. We are excited to see what Brian Wong can do and look forward to seeing his product Kiip.me soon. “People start thinking of me as the next Zuckerburg,” said Brian Wong of Facebook founder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg. “I can use that…

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How to Find Maine Lobster on Your iPhone

Jen Consalvo August 5, 2010 0 Comments

When was the last time you cracked open a lobster claw, dipped it in a little hot, melted butter and tasted that sweet summer New England treat?  I’m guessing it wasn’t recent enough. iLobster, a new iphone app built by Ben Greeley of Waterville, Maine, is a fun, new way to find, order and enjoy…

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iZup: Keep Your Eyes on the Road & Off Your Phone

Mark Bebawy July 29, 2010 1 Comment

Distracted driving due to texting or talking on a cell phone is a growing problem.  As we’ve covered in the past, its a problem that many startups are trying to tackle in different ways.  One of these companies that has come up with a solution is Newton, Massachusetts based Illume Software.  They have created a…

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