Business / Technology

For the next few weeks I’ll be in Asia on a journalism fellowship so there may be some different material appearing in this space. Regularly scheduled programming will resume around the end of March.

Seattle’s Porch.com is facing all sorts of established competitors in the online home-improvement space, but the company’s founder isn’t too worried about its position.

A new productivity app to help small-business owners get more out of their iPad was released today by a team of former Microsoft designers in Seattle.

New details emerged today of the super-secure, self-destructing phone that Boeing is developing for spies, the military and perhaps private companies.

Seattle’s Code.org has a fun present for the 27 million students who participated in its Hour of Code program in December.

If you’re considering a new phone, you suddenly have a lot more choices.

One of the last Nokia phones to be released before Microsoft swallows the Finnish phone company was announced today by Nokia and Verizon.

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With the glut of tech entrepreneurship events and support programs in the Seattle area, consolidation was inevitable.

Outrage over NSA spying on Americans is nothing compared to how people may react to the upcoming collision with wearable computing, medical privacy and new insurance rules.

T-Mobile’s stock dipped today following a report that Sprint is thinking twice about buying the Bellevue-based carrier.