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$1000 Steerable Electric Scooter From Cycleboard

By Editor April 22, 2016 May 20, 2016  sipaboard

For those who want a more adult scooter experience, Cycleboard has this tri-wheel contraption that gives you a stable ride. It’s Lithium-ion batteries let the …

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From the Kickstarter Files: Finding Stuff With Chipolo (and Tile)

By Editor March 20, 2016 March 21, 2016  quadrofoil, sipaboard

Are we entering the golden age of finding lost keys, wallets, purses, favorite coffee mugs, iPhones, and perhaps ultimately socks? Over the last few years, …

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At the Intersection of Law and Data Science With Bennett Borden

By Editor February 29, 2016 April 18, 2020

Over on my other channel, I posted two-part podcast of my interview with attorney Bennett Borden. Bennett is not just another lawyer. He’s had a stint working …

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LegalTech 2016: Lawyers Meet IT, Fun Ensues

By Editor February 10, 2016 February 23, 2016  legaltech

The last time I was at LegalTech, there was still a healthy business digitizing paper documents. At the event I just attended, legal IT has …

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Quadrofoil Ramps Up Production

By Editor January 17, 2016 February 21, 2016  quadrofoil, sipaboard

Happy 2016! My usual excuse for not blogging more frequently on TvB is that I’ve been busy on my other show. That’s still holds true …

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Teleport: Virtual Nostalgia Project on Indiegogo

By Editor December 6, 2015 December 28, 2015  autonomous, indiegogo, teleport

Does anyone remember the Mad Men episode where Don tells the visiting execs what the Kodak Carousel was all about? The Carousel was the height …

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Itero: Pocket Watch Launches on Kickstarter

By Editor November 15, 2015 February 21, 2016  itero, kickstarter

Itero disrupts the wearables industry with a notification-free gadget that’s purpose-built to continually show the time of day. Their display unit is based on light …

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U-Gym: Muscle Stimulator on Indiegogo

By admin November 9, 2015 December 6, 2015  airsig, indiegogo, mark yu

Our friend Mark Yu, co-founder of AirSig, has another project he’s introducing. His U-Gym mid-frequency electric stimulator is now starting an Indiegogo campaign. How do …

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Geeky Brands at geetgeeked NYC

By admin October 12, 2015 October 12, 2015  getgeeked, lima

An announcement for getgeeked landed in our email box the other day. Unlike other geeky events, this one emphasizes physical gadgetry — audio, toy robots, …

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Brief Tour of Advertising Week 2015: Product Tribes and Thingification

By Editor October 4, 2015 July 6, 2019

I dropped in on Advertising Week’s big event last week to see what this latest generation of Don and Peggy types were up to. Unlike …

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Spare Change App Feeds NYers

By Editor September 29, 2015 October 4, 2015  spare

Yikes, I haven’t posted since half-past August! I’ve been busy over at my other show writing about, among other topics, threats to our personal data …

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Lima: Secure Personal Cloud At Last

By Editor August 17, 2015 February 21, 2016  buddy, lima, mention

I’ve been busy over at my other show exploring insider data theft and IT sabotage.  Thankfully my long awaited beta version of Lima showed up in …

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Buddy: Family-Friendly Robot Launches on Indiegogo

By Editor July 20, 2015 April 20, 2020  buddy, indiegogo, robotbase

As we all read one headline after another warning of the robot takeover of our jobs, I’ve discovered a more serious source of concern for …

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Dandelion APIs For Your Knowledge Parsing Needs

By Editor July 8, 2015 July 21, 2015  dandelion, freebase, parse.ly

Somewhere on my Internet journeys, I learned about Dandelion. It’s a platform for doing semantic analysis of text. Another words, software that has some reading …

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SipSup: Photo Sharing Drinking Glass on Kickstarter

By Editor July 1, 2015 February 21, 2016  quadrofoil, sipaboard, sipsup

My blogging has been on vacation the last few weeks. I was away on holiday in southern Spain—biking the Andalusian countryside—and then after returning I …

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TechCrunch Disrupt NY 2015

By Editor May 12, 2015 May 12, 2015  alberto escarlate, duma, eugene zhukov, filechat, mayer mizrachi, selfieapp, techcrunch disrupt 2014, techcrunch disrupt 2015

I admit to spending little time at this year’s Disrupt, which was in town last week. It’s still a great event for startups that want …

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Autonomous Desk: An AI-Powered Desk on Kickstarter

By admin May 6, 2015 February 21, 2016  autonomous, robotbase 1

Remember Robotbase, the group behind an autonomous mobile personal robot?  I wrote about their scarily smart bot back in January.  Anyway, Robotbase now calls itself …

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SipaBoard: Slovenian Stand Up Paddle Board (SUP) Kickstarter Project

By admin April 29, 2015 February 21, 2016  quadrofoil, sipaboard

We’re starting to see a pattern. Another email from a Slovenian engineer, another project having do with hi-tech nautical-ware. This time our engineer, Sebastjan Sitar, …

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Spring Fever, Kerberos, and TechCrunch Disrupt

By Editor April 19, 2015 April 22, 2015  techcrunch disrupt

I’ve been busy over at my other show these days so  blogging at TvB has been put on a long hold. Part of my time over …

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Quip: Cute Collaboration Software

By Editor March 23, 2015 March 23, 2015

After working in Microsoft-controlled environments for years and years, I’m painfully familiar with Redmond’s idea of  collaborating. Write document, email Word document to co-workers, remember …

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