It's incredible how a company that got to launch on $200k will start to spend that amount every month after they raise $5 million.
There will undoubtedly be a hiccup or two during the conference, but with any luck all of the planning and hard work will pay off, forty startups will get the launch event they deserve and another hundred will get to show their stuff to nearly 1,000 people.
If your work is one of the 50 selected by online voters, you'll get to go to the launch event at the Museum of London where the four winning entries will be revealed.
Even though we still don't know when RIM will get around to launching it, CEO Thorsten Heins gave us a few brief glimpses at what BlackBerry 10 would be able to do during his keynote address at the BlackBerry World conference.
It'll get you to launch more quickly and help you prove product market fit.
Each KIC will get €3 million to launch itself and help draw up an annual budget, to be paid by the European Union, the various nations housing labs belonging to each KIC, and companies interested in the topics.
Quay.io takes the work out of hosting those repositories and starting today, CoreOS's customers who sign up for its recently launched paid Managed Linux service will get access to the newly launched CoreOS Enterprise Registry, powered by Quay.io.io
Microsoft is going to redirect visitors of Bing.com/maps to a specific Bing Maps UK service now instead of opening Multimap.com, and visitors of the latter site will get asked to switch to the newly launched site as well in the next couple of weeks.
It will get launched behind Fox's broadcast of the NFL's National Football Conference championship game.
He wasn't at liberty to share any details on early stage discussions at this point, but it seems reasonable to expect the MYO will get a splashy launch when it's ready to come to market.
