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Tata Elxsi launches startup incubation programme in Bangalore

Original post by Sainul K Abudheen via TechCircle.in Design company Tata Elxsi has launched an incubation programme in Bangalore for startups and entrepreneurs operating in the areas of mobile, social, local, enterprise, Cloud and embedded applications. The programme, incub@TE, is aimed at creating the next wave of product and service-oriented technology startups in these emerging sectors, the […]

NewMe Accelerator Puts Spotlight on Florida Startups

Original post by via HispanicBusiness.com NewME brought its first Popup Accelerator to Miami last week, and together with the Knight Foundation and LAB Miami, gave 65 South Florida participants a two-night pitch workshop, a one-on-one mentoring session with a Silicon Valley venture capitalist or NewME expert and the opportunity to present their ventures at Demo […]

Worldwide Investor Network Brings Global Startups To NYC

Original post by NYConvergence Eyal Bino, founder of Worldwide Investor Network (WIN), wants to transform NY into, “the Ellis Island of innovation.” According to Xconomy, WIN’s conference last Wednesday featured presentations of 10 startups from across the world. Bino started WIN last year to give global technology startups access to the tools and investment that Silicon Alley has […]

The Unlocked Galaxy S III Mini Quietly Goes On Sale At Amazon

Original post by JORDAN CROOK via TC The Galaxy S Mini didn’t make a splash hitting U.S. shelves, but the teacup version of Samsung’s flagship Galaxy S III has in fact arrived stateside. Right now, we’ve noticed that Amazon is selling the handset for 409.95 unlocked. That’s actually relatively cheap for an unlocked device, meaning you aren’t tied down to any contracts. The handset will […]

London’s technology industry has highest proportion of women entrepreneurs in Europe

Original post by Independent London’s technology sector has the highest proportion of women entrepreneurs in Europe, according to a global study of 50,000 start-ups. But the city’s start-up scene, centred around London’s ‘Silicon Roundabout’,  is still dominated by men, with women representing only nine per cent of those behind new technology businesses. Eileen Burbidge, a […]