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ohgizmo.com » OhGizmo! - Mar 8, 2010
By Andrew Liszewski If you grew up in the 80’s and played video games, at one point in your childhood you had to blow on an NES cart, or inside the console itself, to get it to recognize a game. In fact I never even …
gizmodo.com » Gizmodo - Mar 4, 2010
Last night here in NYC, British pop singer Little Boots used a huge laser harp on stage. We've seen these things before and I just don't get it. Let's just stick with the normal instruments, shall we? [BrooklynVegan]
Also tagged: music, lasers, laser harp, little boots
xconomy.com » Xconomy VC, Deals, & Startups Feed - Mar 2, 2010
The world of DNA sequencing is buzzing about a startup based in Guilford, CT, and San Francisco called Ion Torrent Systems. This stealthy operation, which is advised by Harvard genomics pioneer George Church and …
Also tagged: national, biotech, startups, genomics, harvard university, roche, life sciences, 454 life sciences, illumina, todd smith, geospiza, boston blog main, national blog main, seattle blog main, george church, life technologies, oxford nanopore technologies, nabsys, ion torrent systems, jonathan rothberg, daniel macarthur, luke jostins
ohgizmo.com » OhGizmo! - Feb 26, 2010
By Andrew Liszewski Designed to clip on the headstock of any guitar, the i-tab is a 5-inch touchscreen device that displays and scrolls chords and lyrics in perfect time, serving as a sort of musical teleprompter for …
Also tagged: general
ohgizmo.com » OhGizmo! - Feb 26, 2010
By Chris Scott Barr Have you ever been to a concert where one of the guitarists gets really into a song, and decides to finish it off by smashing the crap out of a perfectly good instrument? It adds a lot to the raw …
xconomy.com » Xconomy Life Sciences Feed - Feb 23, 2010
According to a report today from the Bloomberg news agency, Thermo Fisher Scientific (NYSE: TMO), the Waltham, MA-based supplier of laboratory instruments and equipment to the life sciences industry, has made an …
Also tagged: devices, boston, thermo fisher scientific, rumors, bloomberg, acquisitions, life sciences, millipore, thermo fisher, boston blog main, national blog main
xconomy.com » Xconomy IT Feed - Feb 18, 2010
The private equity operation of Boston-based Battery Ventures helped buy out Nova Analytics, a Woburn, MA-based maker of lab and field equipment for electrochemical measurements, in 2003. Seven years later, after a …
Also tagged: water, food, it, vc, boston, deals, itt, battery ventures, wastewater, boston blog main, national blog main, nova analytics, analytic instruments, karen bommart, jim barbookles
downloadsquad.com » Download Squad - Feb 17, 2010
Filed under: Education One day, I will play the bass guitar. Seriously. I will, I'm telling you. And when I do, I will definitely be supplementing my lessons with studybass.com. The website was created by a bass …
Also tagged: education, music, study, lessons, bass, musical web
xconomy.com » Xconomy - Feb 17, 2010
The private equity operation of Boston-based Battery Ventures bought out Nova Analytics, a Woburn, MA-based maker of lab and field equipment for electrochemical measurements, in 2003. Seven years later, after a string …
Also tagged: water, food, it, vc, boston, deals, itt, battery ventures, wastewater, boston blog main, national blog main, nova analytics, analytic instruments, karen bommart, jim barbookles
xconomy.com » Xconomy VC, Deals, & Startups Feed - Feb 16, 2010
San Diego has grown up into the world’s third-leading hub of life sciences over the past three decades. But what will the local life sciences landscape look like another two decades from now? Will the region have …
Also tagged: drugs, people, devices, biotech, startups, san diego, ventirx pharmaceuticals, life sciences, biogen idec, amylin pharmaceuticals, helixis, salk institute, national blog main, xconomy, san diego blog main, the scripps research institute, ambrx, dan bradbury, paul schimmel, receptos, fred rusty gage, braincells