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Microsoft Releases New Windows 10 Mobile Build, Promises Free Upgrades For 8.1 Users In 2016
Dec 17, 10:57PM
Two quick hits from the world of Microsoft before you head off and plunge your upper body in eggnog: A new Windows 10 Mobile build is out for users on both the Fast and Slow rings of the Insider program, and, if you are a regular Windows Phone user running 8.1, you won’t get new code until the new year, a retread of prior timing promises. In sequence, I think. Out today is the… Read More
Vine Gets A Personalized Channel Just For You
Dec 17, 10:41PM
If you’re a Vine user then you know that finding new clips can be difficult. I rely mostly on my network to surface really funny Loops, but the team wants to make it easier for you. Today it has introduced a new channel within the app called “For you.” Here’s what Vine had to say about it today: Our home feeds on Vine are filled with posts from the accounts we follow… Read More
FBI: We Did Not Seize Shkreli's Wu-Tang Album
Dec 17, 10:32PM
In the latest episode of “holy shit, how is this guy not in jail…oh, he is…cool”, the FBI was forced to make a statement about today’s arrest of Martin Shkreli for securities fraud. In case you don’t know, Shkreli acquired an unreleased album by the popular rap group Wu-Tang Clan for $2M. There is only one copy of “Once Upon a Time in Shaolin”… Read More
Google Self-Driving Car's Chris Urmson On California DMV: "Same Old Status Quo"
Dec 17, 10:15PM
Yesterday, the California DMV posted a draft of proposed regulations for self-driving vehicles. Obviously, Google was waiting to see what came down and now that they’ve had some time to look through it all, their head of the Self-Driving unit, Chris Urmson, has responded with a Medium post. Since these regulations are in draft form, the long back and forth between companies and the… Read More
Taking The Genome Further In Healthcare
Dec 17, 10:00PM
Collecting genome data is reliable, fast and cheap. Yet, interpreting that data is unreliable, slow, and expensive — when it’s even possible. Today, genome interpretation is a burgeoning science, but it’s not yet a technology. A stricken patient has their genes sequenced and their mutations identified. But then, it can take a highly trained, and highly paid, expert many hours… Read More
The Breitling Exospace B55 Is The Latest Luxury Smartwatch
Dec 17, 9:52PM
Breitling, maker of fine watches for people who fly airplanes (or would like to fly airplanes), has just released the Exospace B55, a smartwatch that can relay messages from your phone and includes a high-end quartz movement with advanced timing features. This isn’t a smart watch per se so I’m calling it a “notification” watch or notiwatch. Go ahead and laugh. Anyway,… Read More
INNOVATE2016: Who Won The Republican Debate In Las Vegas?
Dec 17, 9:38PM
Who won the Republican debate? Read More
Gillette Sues Dollar Shave Club For Alleged Patent Infringement
Dec 17, 8:41PM
Gillette announced today that it has filed suit against Dollar Shave Club, seeking both damages and an injunction to stop the startup from selling razors that use allegedly infringing technology. According to the Wall Street Journal, the Gillette patent in question concerns a method for coating razorblades. “We have long invested heavily in innovation, and our talented scientists… Read More
Netflix Just Scored A Spot As One Of The Top 10 Grossing Apps Worldwide
Dec 17, 8:23PM
Earlier this fall, an analysis of the Top Grossing apps on the iTunes App Store revealed that HBO NOW, the network’s app for cord cutters, had surged to become the top video streaming app by revenue. Now, it seems that Netflix is joining it. According to a report from App Annie out today, Netflix’s move to introduce an in-app subscription option resulted in soaring revenues on iTunes. Read More
TechCrunch's Favorite Things Of 2015
Dec 17, 7:49PM
Here at TechCrunch, we see a lot of stuff — gadgets, gizmos, apps, doo-dads, and electro-whatnots. Name a gadget, and someone on staff has probably obsessed over it, torn it apart, or worn it out over the past year. Some of this stuff is great. A lot of it… not so much. We take the knowledge that comes with all that tinkering and cram it into our gift guides, where we’ve… Read More
Firefox Users On Windows Can Now Watch Netflix Without A Plugin
Dec 17, 7:20PM
Remember Microsoft’s Silverlight Flash competitor? Few people probably do (and Microsoft has long given up on it), but for the longest time, you needed Silverlight to watch Netflix in your Firefox browser on Windows. Starting today, however, you can watch Netflix in Firefox on Windows without having to install any plugins. For now, this is only true for 32-bit and 64-bit Windows users… Read More
Number26 Launches Maestro Card With Contactless Payment
Dec 17, 7:12PM
German startup Number26 just launched a new product. As the company is trying to reinvent your banking experience, this isn’t your average product. Number26 is launching a Maestro Card in addition to its MasterCard. All users can get both cards for free. Read More
Colopl Launches $50M Global Fund Dedicated To Virtual Reality
Dec 17, 7:12PM
There’s no shortage of ideas and projects in the virtual reality space. There are tons of studios popping up all over the world to create immersive content for the platform. With the Oculus, HTC and Sony offerings coming next year, now’s a better time than any to dabble in the space. If only there was money to be raised. Welp, Colopl, a company deeply rooted in mobile gaming,… Read More
DoorDash Partners With b8ta For On-Demand Tech Gadget Delivery
Dec 17, 7:02PM
DoorDash, known for its on-demand food delivery service, has partnered with newly-launched retail store b8ta. b8ta, founded by four former Nest alums, opened earlier this month in Palo Alto to sell trendy tech gadgets and offer hands-on experiences with those products to customers before they buy them. b8ta sells gadgets like the Gi Flybike, a folding electric bicycle, and Thync, a wearable… Read More
Google Dedicates $1M In Research Grants To Keep Google Drive Safe
Dec 17, 6:47PM
Google wants you to feel safe and comfy in storing your data with them on all of their properties. One particular product probably has your most important documents — Google Drive. Today, the company announced that it will be dedicating one million dollars next year to fund grants for independent security research. Here’s what the team said today: Our research grant program is one… Read More
Microsoft Builds Android App Store For Its Own Android Apps Inside Of The Android App Store
Dec 17, 6:05PM
Microsoft has a new app out called ‘Microsoft Apps‘ on Android that contains a list of its Android apps that you can download on the Android app store. There are two parts to this development. The first is that Microsoft’s cross-platform work continues, and that the company has yet to let up an inch on its work to bring its software and services to users on every… Read More
Pinterest Launches A New Way To Track Price Drops On Buyable Pins
Dec 17, 6:02PM
Pinterest has a new way to entice users to come back and buy things: keeping tabs on the price. That comes in the form today of a new tool that helps Pinterest users monitor price drops on products they’ve pinned. When users save pins, they’ll get a heads up when a price drops in the form of an in-app notification and an email. They can then jump straight to that pin and make… Read More
Amazon Rolls Out A Referral Program To Encourage More Customers To Shop On Mobile
Dec 17, 5:48PM
Amazon already has the number one Shopping app in the App Store, but the company believes it still has room to grow. Now, to incentivize more customers to install its app and shop from their phones, the online retailer is pushing out a mobile referral program that’s paying up to $10 for each new mobile app user. That is, Amazon is offering current app users $5 to share the Amazon App… Read More
Facebook Unlocks Livestream Marketing Stunts From Verified Pages
Dec 17, 5:01PM
Here comes real-time video marketing. Today Facebook gave all Verified Pages the ability to broadcast on its Periscope-style Live feature. Sports teams, TV shows, bands, and brands can now start a Live feed, take comments from viewers, and the video will be saved for replays after the stream finished. Facebook originally launched Live for celebrities in August, before opening it for… Read More
Former Ad Tech CEO Rob Leathern Is Building A Subscription Service For Avoiding Ads
Dec 17, 5:00PM
Rob Leathern is hoping to help publishers embrace ad blocking, and he’s doing it under a familiar name — Optimal.com, which was previously the social ad company where Leathern was founder and CEO. Brand Networks acquired Optimal (okay, so not exactly the same name, but really, really close) in 2013. Leathern left six months later, though he stayed on the Brand Networks board… Read More
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