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January 2011

31 Emma Hosting Lunch 2.0 March 9
28 Without Taplister, your iPhone is only a glorified beer coaster
28 Lunch 2.0 Returns to the OTBC for Drinks on February 23
27 Craving more Internet connectivity? Don’t miss the Portland Broadband Strategic Plan Kick-Off event, January 28—over broadband even, if you like
26 Sprechen Sie open source? Here are two upcoming events where you should be doing that speaking
25 Portland Ten thinks bigger, plans expansion to become the United States 100 or Global 1000 or something
24 Get a gander at Puppet Labs new space, this Wednesday evening
24 Reminder: Lunch 2.0 at Urban Airship is Wednesday
21 How cool are you? Nominations for the TechAmerica Oregon TechAwards Cool Product of the Year are now open
21 Facebook in Oregon: Sure there’s Prineville, but did you know there’s the OSU Open Source Lab too?
20 Haven’t seen any good design lately? Grab your iPad and check DesignScene
19 Need a new gig in the new year? AboutUs, Emerge, Emma, EdZapp, Janrain, and OSU OSL are hiring
13 Keeping the baggage handlers on the tarmac: TSAzr gives you all the TSA info you need for security checkpoints at every airport
13 Pitch Club: People are always asking me if I know venture capitalists
13 Got some questions about your pics? Monday might be a good day to Learn Photography Tips
12 There’s a whole bunch of Portland magic in that little Amazon Gold Box on your iPhone
12 Clicky talks about their business, startups, venture capital, and differences between Portland and the Valley
11 Portland funding gets cloudy and foggy: Madrona leads $1.8 million investment in PHP Fog
10 Want to stay informed about your flight in midair without wifi? Your iPhone is your WindowSeat
7 SXSW curious? Practice your SXSW 2011 Interactive party skills in Portland on January 11
5 Small Society, big impact: Portland iPhone agency donates $10,000 to local charities
5 Kickstarter loses one Portland connection but gains another. (And it happens to be their most successful project ever.)
5 How Dachis Group’s $30 million in funding relates to Portland, Oregon
4 Welcome 2011 with Lunch 2.0 at Urban Airship
4 Still clinging to 2010: Visualizing Silicon Florist headlines from last year
3 Top 10 Silicon Florist posts for December 2010

About the Silicon Florist

Silicon Florist is blog about the Silicon Forest (a tech corridor comprised of Portland, Oregon, and the surrounding areas) startups, blogs, and events that fly below the RADAR. Silicon Florist is written by Rick Turoczy. You can connect with me on: Twitter, Facebook, or LinkedIn. Rest assured, tips, news submissions, and press releases are welcome and encouraged. Please feel free to submit them to siliconflorist@gmail.com or feel free to share your Silicon Forest based project with me.

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