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Steve Jobs’s biological sister, Mona Simpson, wrote a moving and highly personal eulogy for a private funeral service for the fallen tech titan that took place a few days after his death in early October. An acclaimed novelist, she delivered … Continue reading →

October was a roller coaster month for the tech world, filled with plenty of brand new products as well as second chances and upgrades, all promising better gadgetry in the months to come. We got our hands on some of … Continue reading →

For the Tech Innovators Series, supported by Lenovo, Mashable uncovered eight groundbreaking innovations that are changing the landscape of business. From Google to Powermat, businesses large and small are embracing these innovations to rise head and shoulders above the competition. … Continue reading →

1. Creepy Grudge Ghost Girl in the Mirror Mirrors are a great vehicle for horror, as this clip shows. Click here to view this gallery. We all enjoy a good old-fashioned fright, and what better time of year to indulge … Continue reading →

Brilliant Construction Image courtesy Joits Photography Click here to view this gallery. Halloween is coming up soon, and if you want to dress up like an Angry Bird, you’re running out of time. It’s too late to buy a costume … Continue reading →

Google Logo in LEGO Click here to view this gallery. Tour Google’s sprawling Mountain View, CA, campus and as you ogle the colors, great employee facilities and sense of whimsy, you’ll think, “Why can’t more offices be like this?” In … Continue reading →

Thanks to the Internet, marketing has evolved over the years. Consumers no longer rely on billboards and TV spots — a.k.a. outbound marketing — to learn about new products, because the web has empowered them. It’s given them alternative methods … Continue reading →

“Who are you?,” I ask Siri, attempting to unravel some of the mystery behind the iPhone 4S virtual assistant by going directly to the source. No such luck. “Who I am isn’t important,” she tells me. Let’s stop being coy, … Continue reading →

1. Twickenham Riverside by Andy Blackwell Fancy a slow stroll along the river? We don’t either. Click here to view this gallery. At this time of year we like to indulge ourselves with as many delicious chills as we can. … Continue reading →

Could Siri, the voice-based virtual assistant for every iPhone 4S owner, constitute a threat to Google’s Android operating system? Absolutely, says Gary Morgenthaler, a partner at Morgenthaler Ventures, recognized expert in artificial intelligence, and a Siri board member and investor. … Continue reading →