Technology

How people receive their information today perplexes media everywhere.

The staff at TechOhio is looking for the best company culture among the many startups

When The Ohio 100 conducted a poll asking readers whether they supported an Ohio to Chicago Hyperloop, our readers were in favor with just 14% voting against, and 78% favoring the project.

I decided I needed to learn something about Bitcoin, cryptocurrency and blockchain consulting services. So, I attended a Skoda Minotti lunch and learn.

Microsoft’s AI-powered app Pix just got a new feature. Now you can use it to upload all of the information from a business card into your iPhone contacts, as well as view the person’s LinkedIn account.

A Pew Research Center analysis has revealed that Americans ages 60 and older are spending an average half an hour per day in front of a screen more than they did just a decade ago.

Ohio officials expect driverless cars to be here sooner than later, so to get a jump-start, the state opened its SMART center in Logan County.

When you think of tech careers, you think Silicon Valley. Not so fast. In a recent report by personal finance startup SmartAsset, Columbus ranks as the best city for tech workers, based on certain criteria.

School kids from the fourth to eighth grades will get a chance to attend summer manufacturing camps around Ohio, thanks to the efforts of U.S. Senator Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio.

Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine said that InnovateOhio’s mission is to find ways the state can use technology to better serve residents and businesses at a lower cost. The new venture will also help to give everyone a better experience when interacting with state government.