A Brief Blog Profile: Tech Cocktail
by Thomas Hynes
n their own words, Tech Cocktail is "in search of new products and services, fresh voices, interesting leaders, hot news and trends, how-to’s and more." Founded in 2006, the site mixes together news on business, start-ups, apps, gaming, gadgets, entrepreneurs and just about everything else in the technology universe. They even have a feature where you can break out the news by city, allowing readers to read about funding in Boston, a meetup in Vancouver, and just about everything else in between. They also have a job board, event listings and a host of other announcements.
On the site you can read about what it's like to run a start-up in four time zones and a roundup of CES 2012. There's also a Q & A series, which allows readers to get a deeper understanding of the industry and its players. There's even this post about how to build your own robots! You read that right. The future is finally here, folks. And it's being blogged about on Tech Cocktail.
Actually, a lot of stuff is being blogged about on Tech Cocktail. Not just robots. The blog takes all the many things happening in the tech industry, throughout many different places around the world and blends it together for a read that goes down easy.
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