Printed Coupons Are From New Jersey, Onl...
RetailMeNot.com, “a top consumer destination for coupons, discounts and promotional codes for merchandise, groceries, travel and services”, shared some interesting statistics about consumer coupon use for the first month of 2010. New Jersey loves printing off coupons for use in brick-and-mortar...
Poker.org sold for $1 Million, Most Ever...
Sedo , a domain marketplace, has brokered the largest sale of a .org domain to date. Brokered on behalf of A-1 National Advertising, the domain poker.org was sold to PokerCompany.com for the sum of $1 million. Prior to the sale of poker.org, the highest .org sale was $198,000 for engineering.org, followed...
Despite The Price, Twitter’s Chirp Tic...
The tickets for Twitter’s first official conference, Chirp , are selling quickly — despite the $469 price. Twitter is planning to release about 800 tickets for the event total but is putting them up for sale in waves. The first batch, about 1/3rd of the tickets, went on sale last month and sold...
First Round Capital Gives Entrepreneurs ...
In case it wasn’t obvious, being an entrepreneur is risky business. Even those that get investments have a relatively small likelihood of a successful exit. So early-stage investment firm First Round Capital has a plan to alleviate some of the risk: an entrepreneur’s exchange fund. For those...
Google Twists Knife In IE6, Pulls Suppor...
This has not been the greatest start to the year for Microsoft’s Internet Explorer browser. Days after news of the latest security flaw in Internet Explorer, Google is adding fuel to the fire by phasing out support for IE6 for two of its Google Apps products, Docs and Sites (which recently got...
5 Things The iPhone Could Learn From The...
As is to be expected of any device that the masses get excited about prior to it actually existing, the iPad has torn the Internet in two. Some love it, seeing it as the first iteration of an eventually world-changing device; others just don’t see a point. “It’s just a big iPhone,”...
VeriFone’s Square Competitor Hits The ...
As we noted back in December, VeriFone wasn’t just going to sit back and let Square , the new startup by Twitter creator Jack Dorsey , dominate the iPhone/iPod touch payment space. Unfortunately, their announcement of PAYware Mobile looked rushed (and Photoshopped), and Dorsey himself didn’t...
I Surrender, Comcast...
I’m just going to take it. That’s right, Comcast. This is me, waving my white flag. I’m not going to complain to you any more. Why did I even try in the first place? It’s like trying to erode Mount Rainier with licks. So from here on out, I’m just going to take it. All...
WakeMate Delays Initial Shipment, Makes ...
Your groggy mornings aren’t over yet. A few months ago we wrote about WakeMate , a Y Combinator -funded startup that makes a small gadget designed to help you sleep better. Last time we talked to them, the WakeMate team had a planned ship date of January 25. Unfortunately, that’s not going...
Will Next Week’s Apple Event Finally B...
This morning, after many months of rampant speculation over the enigmatic Tablet, Apple officially invited scores of press to a special media event to be held January 27. The debut of the Tablet seems all but a given according to most reports, but there are some secondary announcements that also stand...
Vanilla Forums Raises $500,000 For Open-...
Vanilla Forums , an open source community forum software technology, has raised a $500,000 (CAD) Series A funding. Vanilla Forums was a Techstars summer 2009 company. The round was led by Montreal Startup , with participation by eonBusiness , Norseman Capital and Klein Venture Partners . Vanilla Forums,...
$120 Pico Projector Is Almost Cheap Enou...
By Evan Ackerman There’s some kind of threshold that electronics with a high cool factor but questionable usefulness have to cross in order for them to be worth buying, and this Sanwa pico projector is awfully close at $120. I can’t figure out how many lumens it is (safe to assume not many),...

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