Clear, the heavily-anticipated touch-based to-do list app, is launching in the iTunes App Store tonight. And by heavily anticipated, I mean this app was getting tech blog coverage based on demos, previews and teaser videos. Why the big draw for what’s typically been a rather ho-hum app category, the lowly to-do list? Clear is pure eye candy, for starters. But it’s also representative of a major le
VentureBeat has a new look today. We needed a better way to point readers to our best stories. The quantity of posts we publish has grown, so it had become harder for readers to find the stories that they care about and that are most important. Second, we wanted to make it easier to find content related to whatever you’re currently reading. Finally, we wanted a look that reflected the sophisticati
An curved arrow pointing right. Share Facebook Email X LinkedIn Copy Link An icon in the shape of a lightning bolt. Impact Link Vasillis Online via Flickr Google is getting close to launching Drive, an online storage service that would compete with Dropbox and Microsoft's SkyDrive. That's according to Amir Efrati of the Wall Street Journal, who reports that the service will launch in "weeks or mon
Justin Sullivan / Getty Images Early investors in Facebook signed away their voting rights to Mark Zuckerberg in exchange for $100 cash, reports The New York Times. This quirky arrangement was described in part of the documents that Facebook filed for its IPO: "This agreement is being entered into in exchange for a payment of $100 in cash from the Proxyholder to Stockholder and for other good and
We made a mistake. Over the last couple of days users brought to light an issue concerning how we handle your personal information on Path, specifically the transmission and storage of your phone contacts. As our mission is to build the world’s first personal network, a trusted place for you to journal and share life with close friends and family, we take the storage and transmission of your perso
BBC reports that Apple's Senior Vice President of Industrial Design, Jonathan Ive, has been awarded a knighthood in the United Kingdom. Mr Ive, who can now style himself Sir Jonathan, has been made a Knight Commander of the British Empire (KBE). Ive began work at Apple in 1992, but found himself frustated during the early years before Jobs' return. Ive is seen as responsible for many of the iconic
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