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Gillmor Gang LIVE 08.22.15
Aug 22, 5:05PM
Gillmor Gang – Robert Scoble, Frank Radice, Kevin Marks, Keith Teare, and Steve Gillmor. LIVE recording session today, Saturday August 22nd, at 10amPT. Gillmor Gang LIVE chatroom during the LIVE show Gillmor Gang on Facebook Have you watched our other show, G3, yet? We invite you to do so HERE …and HERE is G3’s Facebook page Read More
Artificial Intelligence, Legal Responsibility And Civil Rights
Aug 22, 3:00PM
I have been a huge science fiction fan as long as I can remember, and a recurring theme in both science fiction literature and movies is the creation of artificial intelligence. However, the subject is becoming increasingly more science and less fiction. Read More
9 Features Apple Music Needs To Win Over Power Users
Aug 22, 2:30PM
Apple Music could win over more power users with some changes. And now would be a great time, because everyone’s trial periods are about to expire. Here are 9 features that I believe Apple Music could add to win over power users. Read More
Don't Be Apple
Aug 22, 1:00PM
There is so much to admire about Apple. They make superb, beautiful products. Their amazing comeback story is unparalleled in corporate history. Steve Jobs has become something akin to a modern-day patron saint of the tech industry. Tim Cook is, rightly, enormously respected. So why do I think they represent so much of what’s wrong with the tech world? Read More
LightBlue Bean+ Is An Arduino Board With Bluetooth Built-In
Aug 22, 3:36AM
If you’re anything like me you understand the power of Arduino but are stymied by limitations of education, imagination, or wireless connectivity to implement it into your own life. Thanks to the LightBlue Bean+, however, one of those roadblocks has been torn down. The Bean+ is basically an Arduino board that can be programmed via Bluetooth LE. Not unlike the Particle boards, this… Read More
Apple Offers Free Fix For 'Small Percentage' Of iPhone 6+s With Faulty Camera
Aug 22, 2:56AM
Apple is offering iPhone 6+ owners the opportunity to replace the iSight camera on their device for free, after the U.S. company found that “a small percentage” of models produce blurry images. Read More
How Coursera Cracked The Chinese Market
Aug 22, 2:00AM
Most U.S. consumer Internet companies have a hard time breaking into China. Cultural differences and the Internet firewall are a huge barrier to entry. Even tech giants like Google, Facebook and Twitter have pulled out or found themselves on the wrong side of the Chinese firewall. So how did Coursera, a relatively young company, achieve this significant milestone? Read More
China Draws Executives From Silicon Valley
Aug 21, 10:00PM
China recently published its GDP growth for Q1 of 2015 at 7 percent. While this figure is drastically lower than the double-digit growth seen in previous years, it has still attracted foreign companies to invest and enter into the Chinese technology market. As a result, salary and compensation packages for executives at Chinese tech companies are approaching those of Silicon Valley, and… Read More
This App Snaps A Pic Of Your Friends If They Try To Swipe Through Your Phone's Photos Uninvited
Aug 21, 9:58PM
We’ve pretty much all been there: you hand your phone to a friend to show them a picture. They look at the photo, they chuckle… and then they casually swipe to the next photo in your camera roll like it ain’t no thing. NO. BAD FRIEND! BAD! Read More
CrunchWeek: Amazon's Soul, Ashley Madison, And Uber's IPO
Aug 21, 9:05PM
Welcome back friends, we are here to cap off the week, taking a look at the biggest stories in the process. This time ’round, our coterie was helmed by none other than TechCrunch’s own Sarah Lane. Megan Rose Dickey and myself rounded out the quorum. On the docket today is Amazon’s controversial corporate culture, the massive Ashley Madison hacks, and news that Uber will… Read More
Disrupt SF Early-Bird Pricing Extended
Aug 21, 9:00PM
Don’t say we never did anything for you. We’re offering an extension on the early-bird pricing for a limited time. You have just one more week to get your Disrupt SF (September 21-23) tickets and save $1,000. Read More
The New York Daily News Is Incubating An Ad-Tech Startup Called Optimera
Aug 21, 8:37PM
The second startup participating in the New York Daily News’ Innovation Lab began at the Daily News itself. Optimera was founded by Keith Candiotti (pictured above), the ad operations manager at the Daily News. Candiotti joined the newspaper last year, where his team has been working to implement new ad technologies like real-time bidding and programmatic buying. Read More
Dropbox CEO Drew Houston Will Tell Dropbox's Story At TechCrunch Disrupt SF 2015
Aug 21, 8:18PM
Dropbox is perhaps one of the companies in the toughest position in Silicon Valley right now. It’s been a darling in the eyes of the tech industry, rising to a $10 billion valuation as of last year. But since then, the company has found its online storage business under attack from all sides from giants like Apple, Google and Microsoft. Read More
Google Brings Tweets To Desktop Search Results
Aug 21, 6:28PM
Back in May, Google and Twitter partnered to bring tweets into mobile search results. It was, and is, a pretty big deal for both companies. The relationship is apparently going well, as Google announced in a short update on its original blog post that it’d be including tweets within search results on desktop as well. Read More
Don't Reverse Mobile-Platform Improvements That Benefit App Developers And Consumers
Aug 21, 6:00PM
The global app industry has grown dramatically in recent years. Creative developers, enabled by harmonized platforms that incorporate inexpensive feature-rich devices and extraordinary software tools, have powered this growth. But for developers and millions of consumers, the opportunity could significantly diminish if governments reverse technological progress that has been so critical to… Read More
Sampler Is Like Those People Who Give You Free Warm Cheeseballs At Costco But Only On The Internet
Aug 21, 5:59PM
Giving out samples on the street is kind of silly. Taking a little cup of urine-colored sports drink or a nasty bag of chips offers little in the way of customer generation and it usually ends up in a messy sidewalk and tired sample givers. But what if you could give away urine-colored sports drinks over the Internet? Now you’re cooking with gas! Marie Chevrier at Sampler wants to make… Read More
Terms And Conditions Are The Biggest Lie Of Our Industry
Aug 21, 5:21PM
THE LEGAL AGREEMENTS SET OUT BELOW GOVERN YOUR USE OF THIS TECHCRUNCH POST (“TECHCRUNCH”). TO AGREE TO THESE TERMS, CLICK “AGREE.” IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO THESE TERMS, DO NOT CLICK “AGREE,” AND DO NOT USE THE SERVICES. Read More
Chrome Extensions Are Coming To Firefox
Aug 21, 4:57PM
Mozilla today announced major changes to how Firefox will implement add-ons going forward. The most important of these is the adoption of a new extension API that will be largely compatible with the one currently in use by Blink-based browsers like Chrome and Opera. This so-called WebExtensions API will ensure that developers will only have to make a few small changes to their code for… Read More
Today Is The Last Day To Save $1,000 On Disrupt SF Tickets
Aug 21, 4:00PM
Today is the last day to save $1,000 on tickets to the hottest show in tech, so you need to head over to our ticketing page right now and get your tickets to Disrupt SF 2015. We’re thrilled with the lineup of speakers we have in store for you. Disrupt will feature some of the best and brightest minds in tech, from smart investors and venture capitalists like Vinod Khosla, Jon Callaghan… Read More
13 TechCrunch Stories You Don't Want To Miss This Week
Aug 21, 3:54PM
This week, Amazon came under fire by The New York Times for harsh work culture allegations, Google surprised the world with a new router, and data from an extramarital affairs site was leaked online. These are the stories to catch you up on all-things tech. Read More
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