Tamara Chuang
The Denver Post
Denver, CO, United States
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A Boulder company fighting Chinese knockoffs points to little-known culprit: China can ship packages for $1.42
It all started when a steel ball and magnet became one of the more effective ways to prop up a smartphone back in 2012. The Steelie phone holder was just a newborn from a machine shop in Boulder. → Read More
Tips for Tech+ readers after three-plus years of answering tech questions
The first Tech+ Q&A published in November 2014. Today is the last one. → Read More
HomeAdvisor ordered to halt “misleading” ads in California touting background checks
The Golden-based home services company can still run ads but with a disclaimer that only the business owner is background checked → Read More
When cryptocurrency and regulators collide, blockchain startups just want clarity
While blockchain projects and ICOs seem to go together like ones and zeroes, the notion that someone created a brand new digital currency out of computer code has concerned regulators and confused lawmakers and the general public for some time. → Read More
Greenwood Village’s EMS Software snapped up by larger Texan rival Accruent
Developer of software to manage meeting room schedules and real estate assets was started more than 30 years ago. → Read More
DCT real estate closing Denver HQ and laying off nearly 60 people as it joins Prologis
As part of the permanent shutdown, DCT said it notified between 55 to 59 employees that they will lose their jobs beginning July 31. → Read More
How to clean your computer screen not just digitally but physically
Sometimes I just use my sleeve to wipe my computer screen. I don’t recommend spitting on it because that’s gross. → Read More
CEO sued by ex-coworker for sexual assault calls it "consensual" but unprofessional, steps down, plans to fight in court
Vic Ahmed, founder of Innovation Pavilion in Centennial, speaks out about accusations he has sexually harassed or assaulted at least three former coworkers. → Read More
Latest Windows 10 update continues to have issues, like a “terrifying BBS” screen
As for an actual phone number, Microsoft has a whole page of phone numbers for several countries. In the US, (800) 642 7676 is the main customer support line. → Read More
How far can a Tesla really drive on one charge? Two Denver Tesla owners attempt world record to find out
Tesla fans have done the math and believe they can drive their electric car 600 miles on a single charge → Read More
Denver has struggled with mobile service speeds and two companies aim to keep mobile carriers honest
Tests of Denver's mobile service and data speeds by RootMetrics and Ookla/PC Magazine show improvement and consistency → Read More
Chipotle leaves a wound in Denver’s heart as it moves to California though its burritos aren’t going anywhere
As iconic brand prepares to leave the city, fans remember what they did for a fresh-made burrito → Read More
Hey Denver, we want to share your stories from the original Chipotle in Denver
Chipotle is packing its bags and moving its headquarters to California, and we want to know how that makes you feel. → Read More
Chipotle leaving Denver, plans HQ move to California
After nearly 25 years in Denver, Chipotle Mexican Grill is saying so long to its hometown and on Wednesday announced it will move its headquarters to Southern California. → Read More
Chipotle HQ leaving Denver, plans move to Newport Beach
After nearly 25 years in Denver, Chipotle Mexican Grill is saying so long to its hometown and on Wednesday announced it will move its headquarters to Southern California. → Read More
Chipotle HQ leaving Denver, plans move to Newport Beach
After nearly 25 years in Denver, Chipotle Mexican Grill is saying so long to its hometown and on Wednesday announced it will move its headquarters to Southern California. → Read More
Why Colorado joined in national “Operation Cryptosweep” to suss out fraudulent cryptocurrency offerings
Blockchain companies hope that regulations legitimize the technology but hope it doesn't stifle innovation → Read More
What’s next for online TV services may be ironically familiar as companies aim to simplify the viewer experience
Consumers are self curating their online TV options, which could lead to one large provider, one bill and one remote → Read More
Lyft reveals how much some of its Denver drivers made: $40 million as part of car-rental program
drivers were part of Lyft’s two-year-old Express Drive program, which rents vehicles to drivers who don’t have a car or don’t want to add more wear and tear on their vehicles → Read More
What to expect from T-Mobile’s future disruptive, Denver-based TV service? “Listening to customers”
Company's TV head Jeff Binder wants to disrupt the cable TV industry, much like T-Mobile did with the wireless industry → Read More