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10 Carpooling Apps To Take This Weekend In San Francisco That Aren't Uber
Nov 20, 10:05PM
Let’s all agree that public transportation in San Francisco is not the greatest, but there’s plenty more ways to get about town and not all of them include clicking on UberPOOL. Here we present a handful of startups in San Francisco hoping to make your commute easier than MUNI and cleaner and cheaper than Uber and Lyft. *H/T to 7×7 for first compiling a number of the… Read More
When And How To Pick Your Next Launch Country
Nov 20, 10:00PM
International expansion is a challenge any globally ambitious company will face — some sooner than others. As a long-time investor in both the U.S. and Europe, I often get asked by the venture community about the difference between the two. In my opinion, one of the key elements is the market fragmentation, which is something that European companies tend to come up against sooner than… Read More
Square Investor Says IPO Hoopla Overblown
Nov 20, 9:40PM
Several years ago, the venture firm GGV Capital invested in the Series C round of payment technology company Square, whose shares soared more than 40 percent on their first day of public trading yesterday (and are trading down a few percent today, at $12.78 apiece as of this writing). It’s perhaps unsurprising then that GGV managing director Glenn Solomon thinks the company has only… Read More
Mode Media Maps Out The Video Landscape
Nov 20, 9:09PM
The advertising and media world must have a weakness for industry visualizations — I probably hear about Lumascapes several times a week. Now Mode Media is making its own bid for Lumascape glory, with a new map of the online video ecosystem. As you can see above, the company has divided the big, existing video services into different “lands of control,” including… Read More
This Week On The TC Gadgets Podcast: Smart Fragrance Dispensers And Other Oddities
Nov 20, 8:00PM
The Apple Watch dock. The Pura Scents smart fragrance dispenser. A review of this badass gift guide. The Coolest Cooler. And an argument over 3D printers. Long story short, we wander near and far through this week’s TC Gadgets podcast. This week’s episode of the TC Gadgets Podcast is brought to you by John Biggs, Matt Burns, Romain Dillet, and Jordan Crook. We invite you to enjoy… Read More
Trendquiz Is A Super Addictive Game Using Google Trends Data
Nov 20, 7:44PM
I’m a fan of Google Trends. Whenever a new meme pops up or some major news breaks, I head there to check how interested people are in said information and whether they’ve been interested all along, when it got really hot…and when it became not. A simple site called trendquiz uses Google Trends data to quiz you on whether you can pick out what the trend line is, and it gives… Read More
PasswordBox To Close Service To Focus On Intel's True Key
Nov 20, 7:26PM
Less than a year after being acquired by Intel, PasswordBox is closing its password manager service and pushing users to migrate to — yes, you guessed it — Intel’s alternative, True Key, which launched earlier this year. Read More
Following The Launch Of Its Ad-Free Tier, Hulu Breaks Into The Top 10 Apps By Revenue
Nov 20, 7:05PM
Following a number of big moves to attract subscribers and grow its revenue, including a deal with Epix films and the introduction of a commercial-free paid tier to its service, streaming service Hulu has managed to shoot up the ranks on a number of app store charts this past month. It reached No. 8 on the worldwide iOS Top Revenue chart for October and No. 10 on the worldwide Top Revenue… Read More
Chernin's Otter Media Invests $22M Into Anime Service Crunchyroll
Nov 20, 6:55PM
Otter Media says it’s investing another $22 million in Ellation, the parent company of anime-focused video service Crunchyroll. Founded in 2006, Crunchyroll’s content includes relatively well-known shows like Naruto Shippuden and Sailor Moon, as well as more obscure programming. The company says it now has 20 million registered users and expects to reach 750,000 paying… Read More
Stampery Now Lets You Certify Documents Using The Blockchain And Your Real Identity
Nov 20, 6:48PM
Shortly after participating in our Battlefield competition at Disrupt SF, Stampery raised $600,000 from Draper Associates with Boost VC, Blockchain Capital and Di-Ann Eisnor also participating. Read More
11 TechCrunch Stories You Don't Want To Miss This Week
Nov 20, 6:26PM
This week two major tech companies went public, Pandora acquired Rdio and Lyft financials leaked. The Cribs crew visited the visually stunning Minted HQ, and we discussed the rentpocalypse with the CEO of Zumper on Bullish. These are our biggest stories of the week. Read More
Reddit Updates Privacy Policy, CEO Steve Huffman Details Dedication To Protecting User Anonymity
Nov 20, 6:02PM
It’s been a busy last few months since Steve Huffman returned to Reddit in July to become its CEO. The company had an eventful summer (to put it lightly), but now as much of the controversy subsides, Huffman and the rest of his team are looking to reduce overall stress and “bring a sense of stability to the company.” Today, the company unveiled some new changes to their… Read More
Tesla Recalls Every Model S Ever Sold Over Single-Time Seatbelt Issue In Europe
Nov 20, 5:50PM
Shares of Tesla, an electric car company and Silicon Valley darling, are down several points today on news that the company will recall every Model S sedan over a seatbelt issue uncovered in a single incident in Europe. The recall includes nearly 90,000 cars. Tesla stressed in an email to customers — pasted below — that it does not know of any other Model S cars with the same issue. Read More
Coin Launches A Rewards Program Using Amazon Gift Cards
Nov 20, 5:01PM
Coin, the $99 smart card that lets users keep all their credit cards and gift cards on a single device, is today announcing a rewards program for owners of the Coin. The pilot program begins with a few select retailers, in the Bay Area exclusively, that will allow users to get dollars-worth Amazon gift cards in exchange for making every day purchases. For example, users can purchase a coffee or… Read More
ZIRX, An On-Demand Valet And Car Services Startup, Adds Three Former Googlers To Its Team
Nov 20, 5:00PM
Over the last year, three people have jumped ship from Google and landed at ZIRX, an on-demand valet and car services startup. The recent new hires include Christopher Knape, Jo Hainsworth and Richard Magee. Knape, who spent five years leading analytics and business development at Google Play and YouTube, joined ZIRX in April as head of consumer products. Hainsworth, who worked in consumer… Read More
Facebook At Work Gets Its Own Version Of Messenger With Debut of "Work Chat"
Nov 20, 4:31PM
Facebook at Work, the version of Facebook designed for chatting with colleagues on a private social network, now has its own chat client as well. Somewhat like Facebook at Work’s version of Messenger, the new “Work Chat” app, as it’s called, allows coworkers to message each other individually, participate in group chats, share photos and videos, make voice calls, and… Read More
Coinbase Partners With Shift Payments To Issue Bitcoin Debit Card
Nov 20, 4:17PM
This isn’t the first bitcoin debit card in the world, but this is the first one that works with your Coinbase account. Coinbase has partnered with Shift Payments so that you can get a Visa card for just $10 and pay everywhere with your bitcoins. There are no fees for now. Read More
Cisco Snags Acano for $700 Million To Enhance Video Conferencing Capability
Nov 20, 4:15PM
Cisco announced today it plans to buy video conferencing firm Acano for the widely reported price of $700 million. The company, which is based in the UK, has developed video infrastructure and collaboration software. You’re probably thinking that Cisco already offers that same kind of service and you would be right. It bought WebEx in 2007 for $3.2 billion and has been positioning it as… Read More
Mobile OS Maker Jolla To Cut Half Its Staff, Restructure Its Debt After Funding Stalls
Nov 20, 4:11PM
Finnish alternative mobile OS startup Jolla is facing the situation startups dread the most: running out of financing to keep the business going in the way they’d like. Today the Sailfish OS maker said it is being forced to adjust its operations after failing to close a €10 million ($10.6M) Series C round within the required timeframe to keep up with its outgoings. Read More
Tesla Model S Owners in Hong Kong Find Autopilot Features Suddenly Disabled
Nov 20, 4:03PM
After a very long wait for long-promised autopilot features, Model S owners in Hong Kong were surely unhappy to discover yesterday that those same features have now been remotely disabled. According to the International Business Times, Hong Kong officials told Tesla to remove the semiautonomous driving technology until authorities can confirm the features are safe. Tesla’s autopilot… Read More
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