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Wednesday’s < Art/Code >, hosted by Digital Dallas at the Aria Stone Gallery in the Dallas Design District, was an intersection of art and technology. “Digital Da Vincis” was how one of the organizers described the artists whose works were |
It takes a special product to stand out in Apple’s relatively crowded App Store and for the past two years the Hours Time Tracking app has done just that.
With its unique user experience and beautiful interface, Hours has continued …
Today’s stories include plans for the Texas Rangers’ youth academy in West Dallas, UTD’s new degree offerings, and how the city of Arlington is joining the Pokémon Go trend.
The new Texas Rangers’ youth academy in West Dallas will offer …
Trey Bowles, Dallas Innovation Center founder and CEO and co-founder of the Dallas Innovation Center, recently was the keynote speaker at the first Mayor’s Summit on Entrepreneurship …
With a timeline, instant messaging, photo sharing, and the ability to make appointments at the click of a button, it’d be easy to confuse the Oscar Insurance app with Uber, Facebook or …
Exhibits fusing art and technology filled the Aria Stone Gallery Wednesday night as part of Digital Dallas’ <Art/Code> event, which organizers called “mind-blowing.”
Amid Aria Stone’s …
A Dallas area inventor is making home decor bulletproof, a company from Denton wants to takes its software into space, and an app helps advertisers connect to their viewers.
A Frisco-based company that makes concealed safes and other bulletproof materials …
From watching performances at the Modern Dance Festival to the kick off The Grove’s Think Like an Innovator series, here’s a list of events happening in the next week we thought you might like.
THURSDAY, JULY 28
3D PRINTING TRAINING…
UT Southwestern Medical Center has received a $1 million planning grant from the National Institutes of Health to help launch the first heavy ion cancer treatment center in the …
Saturday will mark the second Reunion Lawn Party of the summer, taking place at the foot of our city’s most iconic building, Reunion Tower. From 6:30 until …
There’s a difference in promoting your business and promoting your brand.
I used to work in the newsroom and reviewed hundreds of emails a day from people trying to get their business on TV. As an assignment editor, I was …
While visiting a remote village in India, Marissa Heyl had her “aha moment.”
“I was watching a woman block print a tablecloth and I envisioned it as a beautiful dress and that was …
Dallas residents believe DFW will be the next tech hub of Texas, according to a survey, and an app for moviegoers lets them incorporate Facebook friends; and a high school in Collin County opened a STEM lab with the help …
With an idea and a market, and some funding, and a ton of motivation, and a great team, a new concept should be a success. …
Companies across North Texas are using cutting-edge data wizardry to peer into the future as part of the site selection process for their operations. And few are better at …
A cybersecurity seminar is happening in Dallas, a Frisco entrepreneur digitizes youth sports, and a new program for website security has been launched.
Protection 1 will be hosting a series of seminars for small and mid-sized businesses in the DFW …
Pokémon Go is taking over the world, and it’s having a real-world effect for innovative businesses that are willing to play along.
Pokémon Go is an augmented reality (AR) game that uses your phone camera and …
Charlie Gillis has done the golf tournaments, the dinners and other fundraisers for charity. All are great ways to give back, but Gillis felt a new, innovative approach …
Ten idea-stage, social impact startups will receive mentoring from local entrepreneurs and business leaders at Unreasonable Labs North Texas, a five-day intensive training accelerator being launched at …
