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Silicon Valley’s Premier Mobile Conference Starts Tomorrow!

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Mobile technology continues to change every industry, from education to security to wearables and healthcare. Join us at  GMIC Silicon Valley 2015  to hear from the people and companies that are leading this change. GMIC Silicon Valley, taking place  September 28-30 , will bring the mobile Internet community together for three days of thought-provoking sessions on the industry’s hottest topics and exclusive networking events. Led by mobile innovators, influential VCs and China's top tech leaders, the conference program will explore the changing landscape of mobile technology. Topics include Big Data, Wearables, IoT, Mobile Monetization, Gaming, Robotics, Security and more. Visit the  GMIC Silicon Valley blog  for the latest details. GMIC speakers are market-disrupting leaders from companies like LinkedIn, Google, Yelp, Misfit Wearables, Cheetah Mobile, Baidu, 3D Robotics, Poshmark and Salesforce.  Check out the complete list of speakers . ...

Printed Electronics USA 2014 Comes to Silicon Valley November 19-20

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There is an emerging market that we just fell in love with - Printed Electronics. This can be a game changer from wearable technology to display technology. We interview Raghu Das, CEO of I DTechEx , whose company is putting on this show, Printed Electronics USA 2014 , on November 19-20 at the Santa Clara Convention Center. This show will highlight the current and future direction of Printed Electronics. Printed Electronics is a market where traditional printing technologies using conductive ink and flexible substrates to create functional electronic circuits. Raghu's company does research and business intelligence for emerging markets like Printed Electronics. Watch Raghu why he thinks Printed Electronics is a great emerging market.

Mission Techies Give Unanimous Thumbs Up to Facebook Campus Visit

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Guest Post by Christopher Gil Mission Techie Yaritza opened her weary eyes this morning upon awakening in her Mission District home, the 17-year-old Lowell High senior not sure what her day would bring. She and 18 other Mission Techies, from MEDA’s third cohort of its free young adult program , had been graciously invited to tour the campus of tech giant Facebook. The group MEDA has been guiding on the path to an IT career now had that path extended to the tech hub of Silicon Valley. While it is a mere thirty-mile bus ride from the underserved communities of San Francisco’s southeastern quadrant to the leafy, suburban streets of Menlo Park, Yaritza was aware that a new place awaited. It was time to come face-to-face with that world—a world of high tech, as a group used to getting inside a computer was now being taken inside one of the most powerful companies in the world. “It was like spending a short vacation in a mini-Hollywood.”–Mission Techie Jamar Walker As the bus approached 1...

iBroadcastTV Brings Social to Video Streaming

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Nerd Stalker interview with Sam Rahimi and Tammy Manor of Canadian startup iBroadcastTV(we broadcasted this interview live on iBroadcastTV). iBroadcastTV is a social broadcasting service that allows you to have your own personal TV channel as well as allow users to view others personal TV channels. Sam and Tammy tell our Greg Viloria aka @SocialGreg their path to entrepreneurship in Silicon Valley and their vision for iBroadcastTV.

How Your Smartphone Will Get You Some ... ideas

Nerd Stalker interview with founder of OliveWoo , Alex Levy. Their mission is to help couples build better relationships. The focus right now is on creating a repository of cool date ideas to encourage couples to go out on more creative dates. 4mins Episode 87

AALTOES - FINNISH ENTREPRENEURS UNIVERSITY #68

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Aaltoes is a student run association that promotes entrepreneurship in Finland. It was started just a year ago and is in the process of becoming an incubator for new startups. Ramine Darabiha interviewed Kristo Ovaska (founder) about the association's past and it's future plans.