Joshua Waldman is the author of the Jobjuice Social Media Job Search App, which is now available for download for iPad and iPhone in the App Store. Connect with Joshua and Jobjuice on Twitter and Facebook. It’s no secret that employers are incorporating social media into their recruiting plans to find top talent. For job seekers looking to stay … Continued
In a less gelatin-centric demo, the Harvard-based team behind the Robotically Steerable Probe showed off some Robopsy devices during our visit to the school, rings that can help medical imaging technology like CT, ultrasound and MR physically pinpoint precise locations on patients. The devices, which can hold up to ten needles, are lightweight, mounting directly … Continued
Name: Circl.es Quick Pitch: Date people your friends haven’t introduced you to — yet. Genius Idea: Help people find romance by connecting them to their friends’ friends. The world of dating has changed a lot in the past few years. It’s been just over a decade since online dating hit the mainstream, and only the … Continued
Bell’s version of the Motorola RAZR V might not be the media darling that is the Atrix HD, but that shouldn’t dampen the interest for Canadians that can at last buy what’s potentially a slick deal for an Android 4.0 phone. For $30 on a 3-year contract, or $400 contract-free, the carrier is offering an … Continued
Between a delayed broadcast schedule, online spoilers, awkward commentary and a cumbersome ad-filled online experience, NBC’s coverage of the London 2012 Olympics has left many viewers frustrated. Some of our staff here at Mashable have ideas about how NBC could have provided a better Olympic experience for the digital era. Join Mashable’s Editor in Chief … Continued
Alt-week peels back the covers on some of the more curious sci-tech stories from the last seven days. It’s a beautiful world we live in. And, while the sweet and romantic part is debatable, strange and fantastic is not. Our universe is one populated by non-planetary celestial bodies with their own non-planetary satellites, high school … Continued
Spray-on solutions have found a place in green technology and even in transmitting radio waves, and they’re no strangers to medical research, either. Researchers at the British Heart Foundation are working on a bioelectric spray composed of heart cells to help mend that most vital of organs. Because the cells need to be extremely thin … Continued
If you start to see a lot of blurred photos on Facebook this fall, here’s the reason why. Starting at the end of August, McAfee will be making it a little safer to share your photos on the social network. The security company is launching a product called Social Protection, which lets you control who … Continued
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