Two years before Forbes 30 Under 30 CEO Lisa Falzone announced a landmark deal to bring her iPad point of sale systems to Shell gas stations, she and her cofounder got a crash course in working with a big corporation. Here’s how Revel pulled it off.

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Brian Wong graduated college at 18. Now he’s shaking up mobile advertising.

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Anki’s Cozmo takes simple tablet style games into the physical world with a character robot that won’t hesitate to play dirty to win. He’s also got quite a temper.

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Motherhood and a career in tech are not mutually exclusive. Microsoft Program Manager, Vidya Srinivasan, explains how she did one empowering thing every month during her pregnancy.

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Facebook recently formally launched its enterprise social network for businesses known as Facebook Workplace. Formerly known as Facebook at Work, the platform was in beta mode for over a year and is currently in use by over 1,000 organizations. Facebook Workplace is similar to the company’s social networking platform and features profiles, news feed, groups, live video and messages for cloud-based communication within organizations. Two different companies on the platform can also connect to each other seamlessly.

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On the heels of the launch of Playstation’s hotly-anticipated virtual-reality headset, PS4 VR, along with Oculus and Facebook’s foray into the socially-connected virtual ether, we’re on the cusp of a revolution that will ultimately change the way we live, work and play. It will affect industries far and wide, ranging from healthcare and education, all the way to entertainment and commerce. Fully-immersive environments and surreal experiences are just some of the ways that virtual reality is going to change the world.

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