If you go to any startup event today in the Silicon Valley, one positive trend that’s very noticeable is the increasing number of women entrepreneurs. This is a great considering how male dominated the technology scene has traditionally been.

Technology doesn't spare any aspect of our life including sports, but it's always interesting to see the intersection of technology and the Olympics.

India is trending in the right direction when it comes to tech entrepreneurship. But is it ever going to close the gap with the Silicon Valley? Let's find out...

For the love of brilliance and technology, here’s an ode to the lovers of glitz. Take your pick from these gadgets that come studded with diamonds and crystals. Are you ready to shine?

Plug and Play recently organized its flagship event, Spring EXPO 2012, showcasing “best of breed,” emerging technology companies. It also provided start ups with a platform to pitch their ideas in a couple of minutes and spread the word about their product.

Smartphones and all the cool applications that they deliver to us have transformed our lives - mostly for the better. These little phones in our pant pockets and handbags have now become the real life engines.

Thanks to social networking and smartphones, people suddenly have become far less social than before. If you are a single guy, forget a smile, you probably won’t even get any eye contact from a girl these days. The chances are, her eyes are glued to someone’s Facebook profile on her smartphone. It

Dreams make life beautiful. We are all dreamers at some point in our lives. It seems as though life isn’t quite the same without our hopes and dreams. Dreams come in different shapes and sizes. Dreams have geographic affinity, too.

The technology world lost 2 major legends this October. One was covered a lot more in the news than the other and understandably so. But their contributions were equally great and impactful, but in different ways. I am talking about Steve Jobs and Dennis Ritchie.

Bill Maher, the famous comedian and political commentator made an interesting comment a while back. He said we should let Steve Jobs run America. He credited Jobs with re-inventing the record player, phone, and the computer - all in a matter of 10 years, and joked he should be allowed to rebuild Am

Technologies come and technologies go, but careers have to stay, grow and flourish. It's always challenging to stay abreast of what’s going on in the fast changing software industry.

Social media such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube and LinkedIn, is a complex world and is in its infancy. Introducing such powerful and undefined channels into the domain health care is challenging.

Many people have asked me to explain cloud computing in layman terms. And as I begin drawing a picture for them, I inevitably find myself first tracing the path of the evolution of computing in general.

Internet’s growth spurt fueled the tech bubble back in the day and it’s mid-life crisis brought the stock market crashing down in the early 2000’s. Internet is now a well-known commodity - one that’s an integral part of most people’s life. But there is a new hype in the tech sector and it's built