Podcast

This podcast features a second-helping of guests; Shelly Palmer chatted with Ben Rhau, who oversees editorial content for Foodie.com, and Kate Donahue, who runs FoodBabbles.com and contributed to the latest summer guide in Foodie’s app. What makes Foodie’s “Foodie Recipes” app unique and stand out in today’s digitally-driven culture? And, more importantly, when can we Continue Reading →

Gett (formerly GetTaxi) is a smartphone app that lets you book a taxi or black car right from your phone. GetTaxi originally launched in Tel Aviv two years ago, spread to Europe and has since launched in New York City. Gett sets itself apart from other services by being totally transparent with its pricing and Continue Reading →

In recent years, businesses have been using the cloud to facilitate more than just development and testing – it’s now being used in applications like mobile advertising, online purchasing of movie tickets and more. But as the cloud usage increases, so do security and infrastructure risks. Usage of cloud services, previously relegated to new product Continue Reading →

Clear Channel recently launched iHeartRadio Talk, where everyday listeners to create their own digital audio content, or “audiosodes,” that can be posted to iHeartRadio’s library. The platform also features podcasts from hundreds of notable news and entertainment partners.  Continue Reading →

Verizon recently launched 500 Mbps internet service — that’s how you’d access internet over your Triple Play or standalone internet subscription. By the way, that is amazingly fast. With second screen viewing growing rapidly, having killer internet is a must. Continue Reading →

Tobii is driving the eye-tracking evolution and opening opportunities across industries for seamless integration – and was one of my favorite companies from this year’s CES show. Tobii has already made significant enhancements to research and academic fields and – no pun intended – is looking ahead to even more diverse future applications. Continue Reading →

Sanebox is an incredibly smart email inbox filtering system that separates the emails you need to deal with right away from those that can wait. That means no more information overload and improved productivity – two things that are always good. Shelly talked to Dmitri Leonov, the VP of Growth for Sanebox, to find out Continue Reading →

Social Power is a recently-launched, free digital platform that facilitates consumer control by allowing users to create and promote important initiatives that affect the everyday consumer. In today’s Connected World, it gives us the tools we need to affect change.  Shelly talked to Matthew Herenstein, the COO of Spotflux, to find out more about the Continue Reading →

Spotflux is a new security and privacy app for mobile devices and desktop that protects your data though a unique cloud infrastructure that reacts to emerging threats. And in today’s connected world, with malware on the rise – especially in the mobile world – protection like that is more important than ever before. Shelly talked Continue Reading →

This past weekend, Intel – along with SecondMuse, the White House and more than 20 government agencies – sponsored the National Day of Civic Hacking. This event featured teams of more than 5,000 techies, developers, entrepreneurs, citizens and activists in more than 85 cities that partnered to create new apps and solutions for the common Continue Reading →