Twitter founder Biz Stone first launched launched Jelly in January 2014 as a social Q&A search engine when you could pose questions that could be answered by your network or extended network. Today, ...

About that last point: It doesn’t, save for the fact that Biz Stone is tied to both. Connecting Jelly to Twitter is misleading, but the word “Twitter” is better for SEO and more apt to get your ...

Remember Jelly, the question and answer app founded by Twitter cofounder Biz Stone? It's back. After announcing a closed beta earlier this year, Stone has officially relaunched Jelly, which has been ...

Jelly the app, like real jelly after I smear it on a pancake for my 17-month-old, seems a bit of a mess at first blush. In my time futzing with it this morning, it’s mostly annoyed me with awkward non ...

After a year on hiatus, Biz Stone is restarting active development of the social Q&A app Jelly he originally launched in January 2014. Stone, one of Twitter’s founders, paused Jelly in November 2014 ...

For a short period Silicon Valley followed Jelly, a question and answer app developed by Twitter co-founder Biz Stone, with great interest. It attracted a sizeable community but, like so many other ...

Jelly, a social question and answer app that allows you to ask your friends questions and (presumably) get answers to said questions, is back. If you’re not exactly jumping up and down, it’s probably ...

NEW YORK — Jelly is an app for when you walk by a tree and want to know what type of tree it is, so you snap a photo of it and ask your Facebook and Twitter friends. Jelly is an app for when you ...

Jelly’s back—but does it have a winning formula this time? The Q&A app from Twitter cofounder Biz Stone relaunched this week—on the web and in Apple’s App Store—after Stone last year deemed the ...

While the shine and novelty quickly wore off Twitter co-founder Biz Stone’s mobile Q&A app Jelly, the company has continued to iterate on its product – the picture-based search service that lets you ...

Biz Stone's resurrected Jelly app officially relaunched today, and where the original 2013 app was something like Instagram-meets-Yahoo Answers, Stone sees the latest version as a return to his ...

is a Senior Producer on Decoder. Previously, he reported on the technology and gaming industries for more than a decade. “Only Jelly can say you asked the wrong question. Only Jelly can give you ...