If Bitcoin Survives, This Man Stands a Leader in its Future
With Bitcoin as a technology it feels like we are reliving the early days of the internet. Seven startups in and he is only getting started.
Grouper: Cultivating Connections Three-on-Three
Grouper offers a new way for meet new people- in groups of six.
Defining and Solving Austin’s Traffic Problem
A guest post from accomplished entrepreneur Gary Hoover identifying the problems and potential solutions to Austin's Traffic woes.
MetroRapid Proves Slow to Solving Austin’s Congestion Problem
Everything you need to know about the Pros and Cons of CapMetro's new urban transportation plan for Austin.
Snowden Reminds SXSW is More Than Celebs and Networking
Edward Snowden Speaking to SXSW attendees via video chat.Proclaimed NSA "whistleblower," Edward Snowden spoke Monday, March 10th at SXSW Interactive via video chat reportedly...
High School Students Invent Device for National Competition
Students at Vandegrift High School are building GPS technology that even firms in Austin are yet to develop.
Five Days Of Using Only Bitcoin In Austin
What life is like after deciding to give up credit cards and cash, and only transact using bitcoin for the next five days in Austin.
Girl Develop It: Empowering Women in Tech
Girl Develop It’s goal is to empower women to explore the tech industry – a field that is becoming increasingly dominated by men.
Austin Texas’ First bitcoin ATM is Live
One of the first bitcoin ATMs in the United States, a bitcoin ATM in downtown Austin, Texas is now online.
BeehiveID: Using Super Powers for Good
After spending time in Afghanistan, co-founders Mary Haskett and Alex Kilpatrick applied their military knowledge and experience to forming identity verification company, BeehiveID.
Inside Grav Labs: Glassblowing Airgravitron
Hidden in Austin, TX is glassblowing company, Grav Labs. Founded in 2004, the company manufactures high quality scientific glassware, focusing on pipes, bubblers, and...
Phunware Strategy Showing Growth Potential
When other tech entrepreneurs scrambled to carve out their own niches at the beginning of the smartphone boom in 2007, Alan Knitowski saw the bigger picture.
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