My buddy John Gorman [http://www.gormanhealthgroup.com/] told me about Michael Benson and his amazing work, which was done in cooperation with NASA, and I had to post it here, it's so impressive.  You can also learn more about Benson's exhibition, titled Beyond: Visions of

Although I didn't get the chance to attend the Mobile World Congress [https://www.mobileworldcongress.com/] in Barcelona, Spain this year, I've been hearing a lot about various strategic partnerships, tablet announcements and the like.  I think, though, the absolute coolest and most innovative thing I&

The fine folks over at AngelList have agreed to allow me to give their materials away to select individuals, under the following conditions: 1) You agree not to distribute copies of these materials (AngelList is a free service, and what little revenue they make comes from selling these materials.  So

I'm back in DC from SF [http://go.danielodio.com/wbj] for a week, which coincided with a dcMOMO [http://www.dcmomo.com/] event which I attended last night. Mad props to Suni Vaidya [https://twitter.com/savaidya] for building up dcMOMO (the DC chapter of the international

Mad props to my brother Sam [https://www.google.com/search?sourceid=chrome&ie=UTF-8&q=sam+odio], Product Manager of the Facebook Photos team, as well as the entire Photos Team for their pivotal role in the Tunisian and Egyptian revolutions.  Amazing and significant change because of

From CNET and others: "New rumor hints RIM tablet to run Android apps [http://news.cnet.com/8301-13506_3-20031474-17.html]" Figured I'd celebrate with a suggestion for a new Blackberry logo.

Aah, such a small thing, yet so satisfying: If you've read my blog much, you probably know I often go by "DROdio".  I bought the domain drod.io and hooked it up with CloudApp [https://getcloudapp.com/], so now when I take a screenshot, it automatically

I've been using the Kodak Zi8 camera for several years now, and it's been a workhorse of my ability to capture content.  I originally reviewed the Zi6 [http://www.danielodio.com/2009/06/14/social-media-hardware/], and then reviewed the Zi8 [http://www.danielodio.com/2009/10/

I got Jason Calacanis for a few minutes today during LAUNCH [http://launch.is/]. I asked Jason what happened with TechCrunch ("different ideas" he said), what LAUNCH is all about (basically, awesomeness for startups) and what he wishes he'd done differently earlier in his career ("

I spent a few minutes with Brian Krejcarek, founder of Green Goose [http://www.greengoose.com/].  I walked the entire demo pit at the LAUNCH conference [http://launch.is/], and Green Goose was by far the most interesting company in the pit. Green Goose has created proprietary hardware running at

I caught up with Adriana Gascoigne [http://www.adrianagascoigne.com/], the founder of Girls in Tech [http://www.girlsintech.net/], at the LAUNCH conference [http://launch.is/conference] in San Francisco. Adriana has a great story about her reasons behind starting Girls in Tech.  Several years ago she was the

Thanks to Mario Schulzke and the folks over at IdeaMensch [http://ideamensch.com/] for doing an interview [http://ideamensch.com/daniel-r-odio/] on PointAbout and AppMakr and some of the thinking from the founders that's gone into the direction we're moving in.