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GSF India Is Now Hunting Internet Of Things Startups For Its Accelerator Program
Mar 13, 6:56AM
GSF India, the Bangalore-headquartered accelerator program and angel investment firm, is broadening its scope to cover young startups in India’s internet of things space. The organization has partnered global tech giant Cisco for batch four of its incubator program — and, importantly, extended the deadline for applications until March 17. Read More
German Startup Campaigns For Personal Data API Law
Mar 13, 12:37AM
German startup Protonet, which last year raised just over $4 million via Seedmatch for its secure server product for SMEs — 8x more crowdfunding than it had originally sought — has cooked up a new initiative, and this time it’s a not-for-profit campaign lobbying for a change in European law to open up access to an individual’s personal data held by digital platforms… Read More
Death By A Thousand Seating Charts
Mar 13, 12:11AM
When Kleiner Perkins’ head legal counsel Lynne Hermle pulled up a seating chart from the firm’s December 2011 offsite on the court’s projector during her cross examination of Ellen Pao yesterday, the courtroom remained respectfully silent. But there was a collective groan in the online backchannel of reporters who have been covering the Pao Vs. Kleiner Perkins trial in San… Read More
Splash Soaks Up $6M To Make Promo Events Seem Cool
Mar 12, 11:45PM
Eventbrite looks like it was designed in a basement circa 2005. It works great, but gives a boring first impression. Splash, meanwhile, wants you to feel like you’re at the party from the moment your invited. That’s made it the new darling of event marketing teams at Nike, Anheuser Busch, the NBA, Google, and Spotify. While I’m used to a SXSW flood of Eventbrites and… Read More
Which Apple Watch Is Right For You?
Mar 12, 10:01PM
The Apple Watch is a novel product in Apple’s lineup for more reasons than one, but the sheer range of options available to prospective buyers may be among the most challenging to wrap your head around. Have no fear, we’ve got a handy guide to help you pick a version based on your which of the broad archetypes described below you identify with most. Of course, the Apple Watch… Read More
New-Age Bootstrapping Is Not A Money Problem, It's A Product Opportunity
Mar 12, 10:00PM
The tendency for entrepreneurs is to build big products. The problem with big, feature-rich products is that they take substantial time and money. People talk about this topic frequently, especially in the technology sector. What I’m laying out here however, is slightly different. I’m discussing how bootstrapping has evolved. How bootstrapping has become more of a product problem… Read More
Net Neutrality Rules Offer Few Surprises But Garner Plenty Of Reactions
Mar 12, 9:37PM
From Capitol Hill to boardrooms, interested and affected third parties are predictably pouring in on the FCC net neutrality rules that were released this morning. The rules show how the FCC intends to enforce the open Internet policy it passed two weeks ago. Chairman Tom Wheeler has said he expects legal challenges to this order, and today’s release brings us closer to seeing the gloves… Read More
|LIVE IN MAY| Meerkat Founder To Speak At Disrupt NY
Mar 12, 8:53PM
Few apps have instantly captured the hearts, minds and eye-rolls of the tech scene like Meerkat. And to think Ben Rubin was building something else. The CEO of Life On Air was working on a private live-streaming app for groups of friends when Meerkat’s public streaming app suddenly took off. Without hesitation, he re-assigned his 10-person team to Meerkat, and now its little… Read More
Photobucket Brings Back An Original Founder With Acquisition Of Photo Chat App Lasso
Mar 12, 7:56PM
Photobucket is today announcing the acquisition Lasso, a private photo-sharing and chat app that was designed to simplify the challenges around requesting photos from family and friends. The deal will see Photobucket bringing one of its original founders back into the fold, as Alex Welch, Lasso’s co-founder, will now rejoin the team and serve as an advisor to Photobucket going… Read More
Apple Launches An Invite-Only Beta Program For iOS
Mar 12, 7:26PM
Apple has launched a new beta program for iOS (via 9to5Mac), with the latest build of iOS 8.3 (which includes advanced Message filtration features) acting as the first seed. The expanded program allows non-developers to opt-in to receiving pre-release software builds on their device, and in exchange, Apple expects both patience with bugs and feedback regarding what needs fixing. The public… Read More
Watch Tony Stark Deliver A Real Bionic Arm To A Happy Fan
Mar 12, 7:21PM
The real Tony Stark AKA Robert Downey Jr. in conjunction with EnablingTheFuture delivered a real bionic prosthesis to a young fan, Alex, who was born without most of his right arm. The project, led by Albert Manero, aims to make low-cost 3D-printed arms for the disabled and Alex’s looks so much like a real Iron Man arm that even Stark was jealous. It’s wonderful to see these sorts… Read More
Understanding Alibaba's Snapchat Obsession
Mar 12, 6:27PM
Raising funding isn’t about “how much?” but rather “from whom?” Beyond just providing the capital necessary to keep a startup growing — or even, simply, to keep it alive — taking “smart money” can unlock relationships, open doors and more. Snapchat is back in the news alongside Alibaba, which is investing $200 million as part of a new… Read More
Leandra Medine (Manrepeller) To Speak At TechCrunch Disrupt NY
Mar 12, 6:22PM
As this month’s 12-page Apple Watch spread in Vogue belies, technology is heavily courting the fashion industry. >From Kevin Systrom hanging out with Karl Lagerfeld to Anna Wintour and Jony Ive palling around, to Marissa Mayer co-chairing the Met ball, it seems like the next horizon in tech is capturing the hearts and minds of fashion influencers. Read More
Judge Denies Kleiner Perkins' Bid To Discuss Ellen Pao's Financial Motives In Court
Mar 12, 6:13PM
Harold Kahn, the San Francisco Superior Court judge who is overseeing the ongoing Ellen Pao Vs. Kleiner Perkins trial, has ruled that Kleiner Perkins’ legal team will not be able to discuss the personal financial situation of Pao and her husband in front of the jury. It’s a blow for Kleiner Perkins, which is being sued for at least $16 million, an amount that represents the… Read More
Apple's Messaging App Gets Some Filtration Muscle In New iOS 8.3 Beta
Mar 12, 6:08PM
Apple has a new update out for iOS 8.3, and within, we find more evidence that the company is looking to make Messages the new hub of digital communication. What started out as the rather straightforward destination for undifferentiated SMS messages has now become host to iMessage, group chat, multimedia communication, and more. The latest iOS 8.3 beta indicates we’ll soon be able to… Read More
Amazon Has Quietly Acquired 2lemetry To Build Out Its Internet Of Things Strategy
Mar 12, 6:06PM
Amazon is taking another step into the Internet of Things. TechCrunch has learned, and confirmed, that the e-commerce and cloud services giant has acquired 2lemetry, a startup based out of Denver that has developed an enterprise-focused platform to track and manage IP-enabled machines and other connected devices. Terms of the deal, which we heard was finalized earlier this week, were not… Read More
Swarm Launches Direct Messaging, Ditches Awkward Public Plans
Mar 12, 6:00PM
Swarm has today launched private messaging within its location-based social network, ditching options to hop out of the app for a call, text message or a Facebook message. With this update also comes the elimination of the Plans tab, where users would be able to post ideas (let’s get a beer) to their friends publicly. Turns out, that whole system is really awkward. Read More
How I Learned To Stop Worrying And Love AI
Mar 12, 6:00PM
There’s a pragmatic approach to the great artificial intelligence debate, one that responsibly answers both the trepidations and aspirations of top scientists and technologists in this field. I agree that anyone concerned with technology should be jolted awake by the warning that Stephen Hawking, Elon Musk, Bill Gates and many scientists have now delivered. The early days of… Read More
U.K. Parliamentary Inquiry Calls For New Legal Framework To Govern Spy Agencies
Mar 12, 5:49PM
In a report published today, the U.K. parliament’s Intelligence and Security Committee has called for a new single act of Parliament to govern how domestic spy agencies operate with the aim of improving transparency and public trust. It dubs its report “an important first step towards greater transparency”. Read More
Here's The Text Of The FCC's Net Neutrality Rules
Mar 12, 5:33PM
The FCC followed through on its promise to release a massive document laying out its new rules for net neutrality. The order comes two weeks after the board voted to classify broadband Internet as a utility. The FCC confirmed with TechCrunch last night that the order would be released today. The hundreds of pages in the report lay out a detailed plan for how net neutrality will be enforced.… Read More
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