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Two of the best-known accelerators in Silicon Valley, YCombinator and 500 Startups, recently had their demo days. Startups from the latest batch showed off their technology and business models in the hopes of attracting investments. Googler and long-time startup evangelist Don Dodge is here tell us about what the demo days tell us about the trends and changes in the startup world.
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