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Alex Gibney's New Documentary Paints An Ambivalent Portrait Of Steve Jobs
Sep 06, 5:00PM
Earlier this week, I joined a group of journalists to meet with director Alex Gibney and discuss his new film, Steve Jobs: The Man in the Machine — and the first thing he did was put away his iPhone. It was no big deal, but the action took a little extra humor and weight since the documentary is all about our relationship with Jobs and the products he created. It opens with footage of… Read MoreHow The Rules Of Cyber Engagement Have Changed
Sep 06, 3:00PM
A series of recent breaches at United Airlines, Anthem and, most recently, Sabre Corp. and American Airlines are reportedly tied to state-sponsored cyber attackers. These attacks further highlight an important trend in the cybersecurity arena: Government entities are targeting corporations in addition to other governments, with far reaching implications. Read MoreThe Shape Of Apple's New iPhones
Sep 06, 1:25PM
Apple is expected to unveil new iPhones at an event next Wednesday, and likely also new iPads and an updated Apple TV. Here’s a quick round-up of the tweaks Apple watchers are expecting this time around for the new iPhones… Read MoreNot Just Another Discussion About Whether AI Is Going To Destroy Us
Sep 06, 11:05AM
An AI roundtable discussion is a staple of the tech journalism circus — usually framed with a preamble about dystopic threats to human existence from the inexorable rise of ‘super intelligence machines’. Just add a movie still from The Terminator. Read MoreThe Hierarchy of IoT "Thing" Needs
Sep 06, 3:00AM
I received a lot of feedback on an article I wrote a few months ago about changing the way we perceive the “Things” in the Internet of Things (IoT). The gist of my argument was that we should start treating these “Things” more like people — in the sense of thinking about them the way you would think about an employee hired to fulfill a specific function. Our… Read MoreFirst Code's Michelle Sun Is Teaching Kids To Code In Hong Kong
Sep 06, 12:00AM
As the #ILookLikeAnEngineer hashtag continues to gain traction, you’ll be hearing more about geeks who break the stereotypes of what programmers should be like. One such example is Michelle Sun, the founder of First Code Academy, a company that teaches schoolchildren as young as 6 years old how to code. Read MoreThe Future Is African
Sep 05, 9:00PM
This is a call to action for the dreamers of the world. Imagine being in a market where more people live in a high-speed mobile Internet zone than have electricity. The innovative thinking that has defined the world’s best entrepreneurs would be able to create services that don’t exist today that would empower these users. This world doesn’t need imagining — there are… Read MoreGillmor Gang: Check Please
Sep 05, 5:34PM
The Gillmor Gang — Michael Arrington, Robert Scoble, John Taschek, Kevin Marks, and Steve Gillmor. Recorded live Friday, September 4, 2015. Mr. Robot AKA Mike Arrington rematerializes as the Gang mulls President Trump v Echo, Burning Man v 3D VR, Apple TV or not TV. No Spoilers. Plus, the latest G3 (below) with Mary Hodder, Rebecca Woodcock, Francine Hardaway, and Tina Chase Gillmor. Read MoreHands-On With Google's OnHub Router
Sep 05, 4:00PM
But in reality, you often have to reset your router when your connections start dropping and woe to you if you ever have to actually change any settings. Despite their ubiquity, most routers still have dismal user interfaces. Enter Google. With the $200 OnHub router, Google wants to fix everything that’s wrong with modern routers — and for the most part, it does. After a few days… Read MoreWe're At The Beginning Of A Venture Capital Revolution
Sep 05, 3:00PM
Backers of startups worldwide are looking for the next “disruptive trend” that can overturn industries. Ironically, the venture capital industry has begun to resemble markets that investors themselves are looking to disrupt. Read MoreThe Interdependency Of Stanford And Silicon Valley
Sep 05, 12:00AM
There was a time when Stanford University was considered a second-rate engineering school. It was the early 1940s, and the Department of Defense was pressed to assemble a top-secret team to understand and attack Germany’s radar system during World War II. It’s hard to imagine Stanford passed over as an innovation hub today — Stanford has outpaced some of the biggest Ivy… Read MoreCrunchWeek: Uber Class Action, A Poaching Settlement And Apple's Big Adventure
Sep 04, 11:19PM
This week in the world of tech, Uber got word that drivers in California were granted class-action status, a settlement ends the poaching drama started by Apple and Google and Apple’s about to drop everything but the kitchen sink next week at their September 9th circus event. We’re all wearing blazers in this episode and Matthew Lynley nails his transition marks (so you know we… Read MoreThe Race To Frictionless Parking
Sep 04, 10:00PM
Parking. It’s an issue that impacts everyone who owns a car. People might not think about it or talk about it, but it certainly can be one of those daily frustrations that ignites stress. Traditionally, drivers will circle the block for a coveted on-street parking space or a parking garage that has an affordable hourly rate. However, there is more to parking than white lines, garages… Read MoreEtsy's Pulling The Plug On Grand St. At The End Of This Month
Sep 04, 9:23PM
When Etsy bought Grand St. last April, the plan was to let Grand St. continue to operate its maker marketplace for tech hardware. But that’s about to change. At the end of this month, Grand St. will stop processing orders and on October 1, listings on the site will become inactive. At that point, Grand St.’s site will just be a gallery of content and photos. That’s… Read MoreA Few Thoughts On The BlackBerry-Good Technology Deal
Sep 04, 9:18PM
So much for that IPO, I suppose. Good Technology, a long-time IPO candidate with reams of public financial data, was snapped up by BlackBerry this morning for $425 million. You might think that the number isn’t too bad. It is: The company raised $291 million from investors. So its sale is nearly certainly a down-exit, compared to its late private valuations. Read MoreThe Stylus Still Rules The Galaxy Note 5
Sep 04, 8:10PM
The concept Galaxy Note 5 is at once a thing of genius and a nod to a benighted world before the modern touchscreen. Born in the swamps of the resistive LCD, the stylus lurched onto dry land and lives on as a reminder of our history. It is, to be sure, useful but on the Galaxy Note 5 it is a vestigial tool useful in parts of the world where handwriting is easier than tapping. But what does… Read MoreGillmor Gang LIVE 09.04.15
Sep 04, 8:03PM
Gillmor Gang – Robert Scoble, Kevin Marks, Michael Arrington, John Taschek, and Steve Gillmor. Live recording session 1pmPT/4pmET. Live chatroom during broadcast Gillmor Gang on Facebook HERE Our other show, G3, archived HERE on Ustream …and G3 on Facebook. Show us some love! Read MoreApp Release Notes Are Getting Stupid
Sep 04, 8:02PM
“Bug fixes.” “Jam packed full of Super Amazing Things.” “Every 3 weeks, we polish up the Pinterest app to make it faster and better than ever.” “To make our app better for you, we bring updates to the App Store every 2 weeks…Every update of our Facebook app includes improvements for speed and reliability. As other new features become available… Read MoreThese Playing Cards Can Take A Bullet
Sep 04, 7:32PM
Playing cards, just like anything else, are ripe for disruption. I’ve purchased cards in airports, a CVS and the supermarket…but never online. That might change because of this Kickstarter. This is the biggest news since the Kevlar Pocket Square. If you ever wondered what you’d do if someone pulled a gun on you as you were playing poker, wonder no more. A group called… Read MoreThe Founder Of Firefox Wrote His Own Screenplay For HBO's Silicon Valley And It's Hilarious
Sep 04, 7:17PM
HBO’s Silicon Valley is a show pretty much based on an entire industry’s lack of self-awareness. Richard, Erlich and the rest of Pied Piper are always cringingly painful to watch as they thrive in a startup culture that is just so entertaining to dissect. The show just finished up its second season and the third doesn’t begin for another eight months. To most fans… Read MoreIf at any time you'd like to stop receiving these messages, just send an email to feeds_feedburner_com_techcrunch+unsubscribe-hmdtechnology=gmail.com@mail.feed2email.net.
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