Lynne d Johnson

Marques Brownlee

For being a gadget god.

Craig Stronberg

For hacking the security game.

Can The Callisto Engine Change Real-Life Gaming?

A newly funded game development platform will take advantage of your phone’s GPS, accelerometer, gyroscope, compass, and other sensors to create game layers over real life.

Nominations for the Most Influential Women in Tech 2011 Close on Friday

Just in case you missed our call for the Most Influential Women in Technology, this week is the last chance to get your nominations in. We’re looking for the best and brightest in technology — the media stars, the gamers, the developers, the activists, the entrepreneurs, the executives, the evangelists, the brainiacs, and more. We’ve already had overwhelming feedback on our site, on Twitter, and on blogs, and now we’re putting out the last call so that we can start readying the final list.

Help Fast Company Find the Most Influential Women In Tech 2011

Two years ago, Fast Company compiled a list of the Most Influential Women In Tech, in part to recognize the disadvantages that women in technology face–proper recognition being just one of them. We continued in 2010 with a second list, and now we’re readying a third.

Brammo Enertia Plus Electric Motorcycle Goes 80 Miles on a Single Charge

First Peek: Brammo’s Faster, Longer-Riding Electric Empulse Goes 100 Miles

When we test drove the Brammo Enertia and the Zero S last year, we learned three valuable lessons about electric motorcycles: 1. They don’t go very fast (50 – 60 mph was top speed) 2.

Tmobile G1 streetview

A quick review of the new streetview features on the G1.

T-Mobile G1 Gverview

An overview of the features on the new Android phone from T-Mobile.

Fast Company’s Most Innovative Marketing Expert Blogs, Part II

Marketing has changed. We’re in the age of one-to-one marketing, where the customer actually has a role in shaping the messaging for your brand. Social Media–blogs, Twitter, Facebook, wikis, user-generated tools–have given her all she needs to effect whether your products and services do well in the marketplace. Long gone are the 4Ps of marketing, these are the days of the 4Cs, a customer centric approach that includes the customer’s wants and needs; the cost to satisfy the customer; the convenience; and communication.