Inspired by nighttime art and light festivals from around the world, DLECTRICITY will once again illuminate Detroit this fall.

NASA's Minority University Research and Education Project has awarded approximately $15 million in a new, five-year cooperative agreement to Texas State University at San Marcos to provide educator professional development using NASA-related science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) content.

Dr. Panda creator and leading kids' app developer TribePlay has released Dr. Panda & Toto's Treehouse for iOS and Android devices.

iTunes and Android are together at last with the launch of TunesGo for Android for Mac, available now, according to Wondershare.

The challenge of meeting new people and expanding your personal network just got a lot easier for individuals in Pittsburgh. SitWith, a startup company incubated the entrepreneurship program at Carnegie Mellon University, has introduced a web-based service that connects individuals by bringing them together for lunch at local restaurants, in small groups of 4, expanding social networking through face-to-face interaction.

Sony Music Entertainment launched its first music flash sales app, "Album of the Day," for iPhone and iPod touch.

Web technology and development company, TechMoguls, unveiled the launch of "Floristopia.com" today at the start of Society of American Florists 130th Annual Convention in Marco Island, Florida.

refund.me, the international passenger rights specialist that helps flyers claim their right to compensation for flight delays, cancellations, missed connections and overbooking, has released a new app for travel agents using the Sabre system.

It has perhaps the most iconic imagery in science fiction - from epic space battles to mystical super powers -- yet some of the most inspiring scenes from Star Wars have featured holograms.

Ride Genie has launched as the first and only regulator approved e-hailing application in Las Vegas.

The mobile app called Ride Genie, allows passengers to hail taxis, black cars, limos and wheelchair-accessible vehicles throughout Las Vegas. Ride Genie went live today with approximately 400 black cars, SUVs and limos and will begin to phase in its taxi service in approximately six to eight weeks. The Ride Genie mobile app is available for download for both iOS and Android devices at www.ridegenie.com.