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Articles from 2013

Check out this line for Microsoft’s Surface Pro

The photo above, submitted by a GeekWire reader, shows the scene at the Microsoft Store in Seattle’s University Village about… Read More

Podcast

GeekWire Podcast: Digital tipping point for Post Office

How many of you still send or receive letters and bills in the mail on a regular basis? This week… Read More

Launch Day: Microsoft’s Surface Pro 128 GB already selling out online

Microsoft launched its Surface Pro tablet today, the first full-fledged Windows 8 machine developed by the company, and already the… Read More

Double Down pulls in $128M in revenue (as real online gambling inches toward reality in NJ)

One of the companies that may be best positioned for the approval of online gambling is Double Down Interactive, the… Read More

Is this Kozmo 2.0? Postmates brings its ‘Get It Now’ courier service to Seattle

I’ve been on the tech news beat long enough that I remember the rise and, more importantly, the fall of… Read More

Meet Catherine Giudici, the Amazon designer that may have just won The Bachelor

SPOILER ALERT: Fans of The Bachelor may want to stop reading this article.       ——– Amazon’s employee roster is already… Read More

Launch Pads: Globys employees work in a hidden room and relax in a fully-stocked company pub

As a company, it’s important to have a space where your employees can both work efficiently and also relax when… Read More

Amazon Kindle VP Mike Nash makes leap to HP

Mike Nash, a former vice president at Amazon.com’s Kindle unit, has made the leap to HP where he’s now working… Read More

Commentary: We need more startup marketing minds (a.k.a. Full-Stack Marketers)

Three years ago I was at a dinner and an entrepreneur was telling me and the VP of Marketing of… Read More

Prepare to dance alone, and 5 other entrepreneurial tips from my ‘careercation’

A year ago, I sold everything, stuffed the rest in storage, and bought one-way tickets to New Zealand for my… Read More

Windows Phone 8 gets Spotify, still waiting on Pandora

Spotify, the popular streaming music service, was released this morning for Windows Phone 8, adding an important music app to… Read More

Worldwide e-commerce sales surpassed $1 trillion for first time in 2012

E-commerce sales reached a new milestone in 2012, and we’re not talking millions or billions. Try trillions. According to eMarketer,… Read More

Pioneer Square Tech Map: Where are tech companies hanging their shingles?

We’ve been writing a lot of about the tech renaissance going on in Pioneer Square, one of Seattle’s most historic… Read More

City records indicate another Amazon expansion in downtown Seattle

Amazon is expanding again. The Seattle Times reported that city permit records indicate another downtown expansion for the Seattle online… Read More

eBay’s amazing turnaround, and why CEO John Donahoe doesn’t like seeing Amazon boxes in the offices

High-ranking Microsoft execs like CEO Steve Ballmer bristle when they see employees carrying MacBooks or iPhones around the office. So,… Read More

Zillow to become exclusive provider for HGTV’s FrontDoor

Zillow announced today that beginning in April, the Seattle online real estate company will become the exclusive provider of listings for… Read More

Amazon patents the milkman

Amazon.com this week won a broad patent on technology that lets customers schedule product deliveries to their doorsteps or mailboxes… Read More

Startup Spotlight: Germ-hating developers look to create mobile file sharing that’s better than Bump

You’ve heard of Bump — the mobile application that allows two phone users to exchange contact information, photos or videos… Read More

Startup incubator Upstart Labs adds new partners, looks to fill series A funding crunch

It sometimes feels like there’s a bit of incubator mania going on. In the past two weeks alone, we’ve written… Read More

Nerd Notes: Big Macs and the economy, a dress that responds to sexual arousal, moth pilots and more

Editor’s Note: Nerd Notes is GeekWire’s roundup of random geekiness from around the globe. Moths that can drive — You’ve seen… Read More

Seattle mayor pulls plug on controversial drone program

Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn is ending the controversial unmanned aerial vehicle program — before the drones ever took official flight.… Read More

VIDEO: Boeing’s badass Phantom Eye spy plane completes taxi tests

Boeing’s liquid hydrogen-powered high altitude autonomous Phantom Eye plane is inching closer toward flight again. The Phantom Eye completed taxi… Read More

Can you hear me now? Verizon ranked highest in customer care for fourth time in a row

For the fourth time in a row, Verizon was recognized by J.D. Power and Associates for the best customer care… Read More

Report: Microsoft close to deal to sell Atlas ad platform to Facebook

Microsoft could reach a deal to sell its Atlas ad-serving platform to Facebook as early as next week, helping the… Read More

Hedge fund manager David Einhorn to Apple: You’ve got a ‘cash problem’ (too much of it)

Hedge fund manager David Einhorn has taken shots at Microsoft in the past, noting that the software giant should can… Read More

Report: New Xbox to feature Siri-esque voice recognition

You wake up in the morning, walk into the living room and say “Xbox on” to activate your gaming console.… Read More

EveryBlock closes: NBC News cites lack of strategic fit

EveryBlock, the hyperlocal news and neighborhood data service acquired by MSNBC.com in 2009, closed abruptly today. NBC News, which took control… Read More

Valve co-founder Gabe Newell: Linux is a “get-out-of-jail free pass for our industry”

Valve co-founder Gabe Newell just gave a 30-minute keynote at the DICE 2013 Summit in Las Vegas. He didn’t make any… Read More

Startup Jedi: 3 phrases every VC or angel wants to hear during a pitch

[Editor’s note: Startup Jedi is a new column by GeekWire chairman, investor and serial entrepreneur Jonathan Sposato. Future columns will… Read More

Ebay user selling 6,850 games and 330 consoles for $550K

Some people proudly tout their video game trove. Maybe you have an Atari 2600 and an NES or two laying… Read More

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