You don't have to have lots of cash to make a gadget anymore. August 12, 2012 — -- It's one thing to buy a fun new gadget or accessory, another to think up an idea for one, and a whole other ...

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Quirky, a 2012 startup darling that burned through about $150 million in investment by 2015 and had to layoff about 20% of its staff, has figured out its next move, CEO Ben Kaufman says. And he's ...

Quirky is making a huge leap beyond cute, but not-so-useful smart home gadgets, like its infamous intelligent egg tray, into connected gadgets that could actually make your life better. At a press ...

Quirky, a New York City croudsourcing startup many dubbed as the Uber or Airbnb of invention, has filed for bankruptcy protection and agreed to sell its smart-home unit Wink to Flextronics ...

Quirky is on a mission to bring the smart home to everyone through it’s own platform Wink. Thanks to partnerships with the Home Depot and General Electric, Quirky says it’s got 100,000 people using ...

Our homes are full of gadgets that do some very cool things. Problem is, they do those cool things all by themselves with no consideration for the other gadgets that are doing equally interesting ...

There’s been a lot of buzz covering the story of Quirky failing this summer (and filing for bankruptcy last week). It usually reads something like “venture backed company burns through mountain of ...