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Intel pulled up the curtain to unveil the newest products and updates. Here’s a rundown of what went down today at the 2015 Developer Forum. Intel CEO says computing rests on three big assumptions Intel chief executive Brian Krzanich opened his keynote speech at a big developer event with a focus on three big assumptions. Computing […]... →

Has something changed with the algorithm for Apple’s spelling safety net? Read More... →

If you don't have a system in place for promoting your content, you're really missing out. Fortunately, Hit Publish host Amy Harrison has you covered. Today, we're going beyond hitting the publish button. You've taken time to research, write, and publish high-quality content your audience is going to love. The mistake you don't want to make is to think hitting the publish button is the final step " because really, it's just the beginning.... →

Stories are the oldest form of human engagement, so marketers love them. As the morning’s speakers told the audience at VentureBeat’s GrowthBeat conference today in San Francisco, you can put the story into the pitch, you can put the pitch into the story, or you can make the brand’s data a part of everyone’s stories. […]... →

Intel teamed up last year with watch maker Fossil Group to create wearable electronic devices such as smartwatches. Now the products are coming to the market soon. Intel chief executive Brian Krzanich and Fossil Group executive vice president Greg McKelvey announced a trio of new watches at the Intel Developer Forum event in San Francisco. […]... →

Intel has gone Hollywood. The world’s biggest chip maker teamed up with United Artists today to create a contest for the inventor who can make the best wearable computing device. Mark Burnett, chief executive of United Artists Media Group, announced the new TV show, dubbed “America’s Greatest Makers,” alongside Intel CEO Brian Krzanich today during […]... →

Here’s a list of today’s tech funding stories, updated as the day unfolds. Tip us here if you have a deal to share. BuzzFeed expands into TV and movies with $200M NBCUniversal investment After weeks of rumors, listicle-loving BuzzFeed has confirmed that entertainment giant NBCUniversal is making a $200 million equity investment in the new media company. […]... →

Microsoft today announced support for backups of files and folders on PCs running Windows 10 through the Azure Backup cloud service. It’s a natural extension of Azure Backup following the launch of Windows 10 last month. Once you’ve connected a PC running Windows 10 to Azure Backup, you can back up data to the cloud […]... →

Today's guest on Hack the Entrepreneur is a serial entrepreneur, speaker, blogger, consultant, coach at Systems Scientist, podcaster, and author of Owning It: Embrace the Best and Worst Parts of You to Thrive in Life and Business . She is the founder of Mydzik Media, the host of The Off-Road Millenial podcast, where she talks about the future of work and millennial entrepreneurship, and she writes about personal branding and life-work balance for her personal site.... →

The space game is hot and only the strongest are going to survive. One Canadian company feels like its in a good spot to succeed, having just been awarded the patent for a “space elevator.” Back to the how’s and what’s in a second…the company, Thoth Technology, took an aggressive shot at Elon Musk’s SpaceX in the process of announcing the news by way of its… Read More... →

Sometimes a designer can get sucked so deeply into a project that they don’t even really know whether it looks good or not anymore. Feedback is an essential, yet strangely complicated, part of the design process. Wake, which is launching publicly today, aims to allow designers a more effective way to share their works-in-progress and get feedback from their teams. The… Read More... →

Your computer will recognize you in the future through your bracelet. Intel is keeping pace with the growing development of wearables for the workplace. At the Intel Developer Forum today the company announced work on an “enterprise wearable” that can authenticate a user to a computer, and even wake it up when the user comes […]... →

Dancing robot spiders may be coming your way. Intel chief executive Brian Krzanich closed his keynote speech with a demo of gesture-controlled robots dancing on stage at the Intel Developer Forum. We’re not sure what use these spiders will be. But Krzanich got a laugh when he joked, “I don’t think spiders are going to […]... →

Yesterday, Kim Dotcom tweeted an audio recording of a phone conversation between himself and Universal Music Group, about a potential deal between the music label and Megaupload. While the call was just two days before the 2012 raid and shutdown of Megaupload (and Kim’s home), it showed the label was trying to forge an ad sales deal directly with the company. These negotiations came… Read More... →

Slick is a new GoPro accessory launching today with an Indiegogo campaign. Instead of attaching your GoPro directly to something, you can put your GoPro into the Slick stabilizer and then attach the stabilizer to your helmet, drone or any other standard GoPro mount. And it costs $179. Read More... →

Imagine a company that installs an appliance to monitor your network for malicious activity, then broadcasts that security data to a cloud service and has experts watching and responding to any real threats. That’s what Traversal Networks, a member of the Summer Y Combinator 2015 class, is trying to do. In fact, the company was making its pitch at YC Demo Day shortly after I spoke… Read More... →

Microsoft today launched a new Windows 10 preview for PCs, the first build the company has released to testers since the operating system launched on July 29. The build includes new feedback features specifically for Windows Insiders, additional color options, memory management improvements, and the usual bug fixes. Microsoft is turning its OS into a […]... →

Now you can get your next bike with built-in electronics that monitor how well you do biking tricks. Intel chief executive Brian Krzanich showed a demo of a BMX bike with sensors attached to it that monitor the motion and position of the bike. It delivered real-time data about a stunt biker’s aerial moves. It […]... →

At its International Developers Conference in San Francisco today, Intel showed its work to make vending machines smarter, and, as it turns out, more sanitary. Intel announced an initiative in May with the vending tech company N&W in which it will deliver a low-energy Internet of Things chip for the vending machines. The chips can […]... →

Silent Circle showed off the second generation of its pro-privacy Android-hardened smartphone, the Blackphone, back in March at the Mobile World Congress tradeshow — touting a summer launch for the device. In the event, it’s still not launched, and the company has now quietly put up a pre-order page on its website, for a September release. Read More... →