ÌìÃÀÊÓƵ

The venture capital fund sputtered from the start, with questions about conflict of interest in its investments.

As it moves ahead on several fronts, the company considers the islands’ “entrepreneurial ecosystem” to still be in its infancy.

3D printing would seem to be a great way to get around the hassle of having big products shipped to Hawaii. Theoretically.

This Kauai tech entrepreneur already has a day job. By night, he’s developing an app for travelers — and he’s taking his own sweet time to do it.

Blue Startups has been assisting tech startups for three years, helped by nearly $2.4 million in taxpayer funds. What are we getting for our money?

Thousands of Honolulu drivers use the Waze app to check traffic and watch for speed traps, creating a wealth of data about where drivers behave badly.

Printed invitations take time and money, and emailed invitations are so 2007. Honolulu’s Hobnob lets you use text messages as a fast and easy tool for planning your next event.

With the power of your smartphone, your photos can wrap the viewer in the sights and sounds you experienced when you snapped them — if you have the technical chops and patience to experiment.

Model airplanes have quickly morphed from toys into high-flying, multi-purpose drones capable of ferrying parcels and shooting aerial video. Now they’re the centerpiece of a sport that’s starting to take off.