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With no electrical skills needed, a simple solution to an annoying problem scores big with backers on the crowdfunding platform.

Researchers have developed a real-time feedback app for 'smart glasses.'

Details are sparse, but the unveiling is slated for April 30th.

Amazon is giving small businesses a way to reach customers, but is looking for a particular set of criteria.

The answer is more complex than you may think.

Cook, who took over for Steve Jobs in 2011, stresses that CEOs need to make swift decisions.

That case of the giggles is good for more than the obvious ab workout.

The fashion entrepreneur has learned a lot about how brands can build their social media presence.

That's double its valuation from six months ago.

"Will we be the gods? Will we be the family pets? Or will we be ants that get stepped on?" the Apple co-founder asks.

JetBlue is getting a lot of love. Spirit Airways? Not so much.

By creating order histories for diners, restaurants would be better equipped to anticipate and cater to their customers' needs, he said in his panel at SXSW.

Before the SXSW panel Against All Odds: Overcoming Startup Challenges, panelists share a few insights on the benefits and limitations of new, innovative fundraising models, as well as how to survive in a heavily regulated industry.

Custom freebies! Swords! Hands-on experiences stand out in telling companies innovation stories.

Japanese ad giant Hakuhodo showcases a series of brand-new, futuristic products at Austin this year.

Before their SXSW panel on the future of wearables, we talked to two wearables experts on how fashion and wearable technology are merging.

Before her SXSW panel on invisible payments today, we talked to co-founder and CEO Payal Kadakia about how simplifying customers' decisions changed her company.

Founded by brothers Leo and Oliver Kremer in 2009, Dos Toros just opened its seventh location in New York City and is on the brink of a ferocious growing spree.

These fun facts and figures reveal everything from some of the now incredibly successful companies that initially launched at SXSW to what attendees are eating and drinking while in Austin.

Fab CEO and co-founder Jason Goldberg will no longer be involved with the company.

SOLS co-founder Kegan Schouwenburg offers a look into how the 3-D printed insole maker is expanding.

Although sadly, the furniture won't charge iPhones.

Failing to do so will result in a cold shoulder from Google.

The social-media platform has made it easier for users to reach out to their connections whose activity on Facebook indicates they are at risk for self-harm or suicide.

The search giant retires its annual hackathon, replaces it with an around-the-clock program that allows hackers to submit (and get paid for) finding bugs anytime, from anywhere.

The first 10 books will be published on March 3, with preorders beginning today.

Both apps said they could diagnose melanoma via simple smartphone snapshots.

Hiring managers say they're having a difficult time finding qualified candidates and believe that passive recruiting efforts are becoming increasingly ineffective, according to a new survey by Glassdoor.

Go ahead, let your mind wander. When it's appropriate, of course.

'The Walking Dead' = notes of smoked brain.