forbes.comPublished Developers browse less momentous hardware at Google's branded merchandise store at the I/O developer conference in San Francisco. Despite persistent rumors that Google would debut an updated tablet or a phone or even some surprise like a smart...
forbes.comPublished Google today will introduce an array of new products, software, and services at its annual Google I/O developer conference for software programmers in San Francisco. The show is the most highly anticipated event of the year Google and the one at...
adage.comPublished Former Adweek reporter Tim Peterson is joining Ad Age this month to cover digital media, ad tech and entertainment out of our San Francisco bureau in the lovely Hearst Building at the corner of Third and Market.
forbes.comPublished This year’s show, which runs May 15-17 in San Francisco with dozens of technical sessions, meetups, and parties, can’t be as exciting as last year. For a conference aimed strictly at software developers, Google I/O now commands a lot of attention...
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But one of native advertising’s biggest proponents, San Francisco-based ad tech startup Sharethrough, claims to have found a way to reconcile non-standardization and scale. A fundamental challenge of native advertising is scalability.
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So, it’s at once refreshing and puzzling to see something so trend-buckingly different as the zSpace, a 3-D monitor developed by a “virtual-holographic computing” company of the same name in Sunnyvale, Calif.zSpace execs said the monitor is mainly...