A SILICON VALLEY DISASTER: A 21-Year-Old Stanford Kid Got $30 Million, Then Everything Blew Up

MANAGE SUBSCRIPTIONS   |   UNSUBSCRIBE   |   VIEW ONLINE   Tech Select   April 15, 2014 A SILICON VALLEY DISASTER: A 21-Year-Old Stanford Kid Got $30 Million, Then Everything Blew Up The week after Thanksgiving, 40 Clinkle employees gathered in the... Read» Share this story: Dutch Police Make Arrest In Teen Twitter Terror Threat A teenager who tweeted terrorist threats to American Airlines has been...  Read» Share this story: A Chinese Company 3D Printed 10 Houses In A Day The 3D printer used to build the houses is 500 feet long, 33 feet wide and 20 feet high.  Read» Share this story: Google Buys Drone Company Titan Aerospace Google has acquired drone maker Titan Aerospace, the Wall Street Journal...  Read» Share this story: This Woman's Instagram Feed Was So Cool It Got Her A New Job Remember those days when you had to change your Facebook name so...  Read» COPYCAT: Another Idiot Just Tweeted An Airline Terrorist Threat Bring back funeral selfies, this new teen trend is way worse. This...  Read» Guy Buys Scale On Amazon, And Now Amazon Thinks He's A Drug Dealer One Redditor who went to Amazon in search of a mini digital scale is now...  Read» Advertisement Most Engineers Are Happier And Think They'll Be Richer Than The Rest Of Us, Study Says Most software engineers think they'll be millionaires and are happier at their jobs than their non-developer peers, a new study says.  Read» Share this story: REVIEW: Windows Phone Finally Catches Up To iPhone And Android Windows Phone 8.1 introduces many useful features such as a virtual assistant named Cortana and new quick settings options. But it's not enough to sway iOS and Android users.   Read» Share this story: Kim Dotcom Threw Another Epic Pool Party This Weekend [PHOTOS] Kim Dotcom, founder of defunct file-sharing site Megaupload, is one of...  Read» Share this story: This Document Shows Just How Scared Google Was Of The iPhone In 2007 An internal Google document that has just been made public shows that Android didn't support touch screen input until the iPhone was announced.   Read» Share this story: See Also These Three Guys Took A Selfie Using A Drone, And It's The Coolest Thing You'll See All Day I don't know about you, but now I want a quadcopter more than ever.    Read»   Apple Reportedly Wants To Raise The Price Of The iPhone By $100 Even in the post-Steve Jobs era, Apple is thinking different.  But...   Read»   Why Google Is Making Massive, Crazy Bets On Drones And Robots Google just bought drone company Titan Aerospace for an undisclosed...   Read»   Here Are The Most Ridiculous Things Microsoft's Version Of Siri Says Microsoft's virtual assistant Cortana isn't even out of beta yet, but she already has a sense of humor.   Read»   Share: Share: Share: Share: Share the latest business news with your network: Email sent to: nguyenvu1187.love@blogger.com   |   Manage your email preferences   |   Unsubscribe Terms of Service   |   Privacy Policy Business Insider. 257 Park Avenue South, New York, NY 10010