Colorado tech roundup: Photobucket launches mobile shop, Google funds CU-Boulder programs and more

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Photobucket launches mobile print shop

Denver-based Photobucket launched the Photobucket Print Shop for Mobile this week, giving users the ability to order personalized photo gifts from their iOS and Android devices. The new product gives consumers the ability to use images not only from their camera roll and Photobucket account but also from popular services such as Facebook, Instagram and Dropbox. [Photobucket launches Photobucket Print Shop for Mobile device orders: Innovation News]

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Rogue Wave makes updates

Rogue Wave Software, the largest independent provider of cross-platform software development tools and embedded components, announced updates for three of its flagship products this week – Klocwork, TotalView and PV-WAVE. [Rogue Wave announces software updates for three of its flagship products: Innovation News]

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Boomtown and Comcast Labs to build IoT lab

Boomtown, the startup accelerator, recently announced that Comcast Labs will help sponsor a new IoT-focused lab in Boulder. The lab will be accessible to anyone, according to Boomtown founder and managing director Toby Krout, and it will allow tech entrepreneurs to dive deep into the IoT, extend beyond imagination and develop potential products. [Built In Colorado]

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Simple Energy launches new e-commerce site with instant rebates

Simple Energy announced the launch of Marketplace this week, an e-commerce platform that features energy-efficient products coupled with instantly-redeemable rebate offers. Simple Energy CEO and founder Yoav Lurie said Marketplace is essentially an extension of the digital marketing services the company has provided utility companies. Only now, in addition to a convenient direct messaging system, utilities can provide their customers with personal energy consumption data, energy advice and suggested energy-efficient products tailored to their unique needs. [Built In Colorado]

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Google funds 2 CU-Boulder programs to aim to get more girls in tech

Scalable Game Design, a program based in CU-Boulder’s College of Engineering and Applied Science, and AspireIT, a program of the NCWIT based in CU-Boulder’s Alliance for Technology, Learning and Society Institute (ATLAS), each were recently given RISE awards, funds from Google intended to aid students in accessing computer science education. The programs were awarded $100,000 and $150,000, respectively. [Built In Colorado]

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