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Pokémon GO gets 'Lucky' Pokémon obtainable only by trading
Jul 23, 9:34PM
Pokémon GO just got a little surprise update, complete with a curious new feature: “Lucky” Pokémon. Most things in Pokémon GO are adapted from things that already exist in the Pokémon universe. Items like incense, lucky eggs and the like all exist in the main Pokémon series (though what these items actually do tends to […]
Doughbies' cookie crumbles in a cautionary tale of venture scale
Jul 23, 9:06PM
Doughbies should have been a bakery, not a venture-backed startup. Founded in the frothy days of 2013 and funded with $670,000 by investors, including 500 Startups, Doughbies built a same-day cookie delivery service. But it was never destined to be capable of delivering the returns required by the VC model that depends on massive successes […]
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Jul 23, 9:00PM
San Francisco is one of the most beautiful, diverse cities in the world. If you're planning a trip to San Francisco this September during Labor Day week, maybe for some sightseeing, maybe for TechCrunch Disrupt SF, then you'll want to make sure you take advantage of these killer hotel deals TechCrunch has negotiated. These discounts […]
Google Cloud's partnership network begins paying dividends
Jul 23, 8:44PM
When Google Cloud brought Diane Greene on board at the end of 2015, one of her goals was to expand the division’s partnership network, an approach she found worked quite well when she was running VMware in the early 2000s. It appears to be working at Google too. This week at Google Next, the company’s […]
Google joins the race to $1 trillion
Jul 23, 8:27PM
Google was already worth more than $800 billion and, while well short of Apple, is now jumping into that batch of companies that are on their way to being a $1 trillion company. Alphabet, Google’s parent company, substantially outperformed market expectations in its second quarter by bringing in $32.66 billion. That’s a 26 percent increase […]
YouTube is testing its own 'Explore' tab on iPhone
Jul 23, 8:13PM
YouTube CEO Susan Wojcicki on Friday promised the company would do a better job with communicating to creators about its experiments and tests. Today, YouTube is making good on that commitment with an update about a new feature it’s testing out: an Explore tab, aimed at offering viewers a more diverse set of video recommendations. The news […]
Trump is going after California's clean car mandate
Jul 23, 7:48PM
The Trump administration is planning a proposal that would seize control away from California regulators and prevent them from enforcing the state’s own emissions standards. The planned proposal, revealed in a report by Bloomberg, aims to revise standards that are among the strictest in the country. The revision would also impact California’s mandate on electric […]
Arlo adds a smart doorbell to its home security offerings
Jul 23, 7:44PM
Netgear home security spin-off Arlo just added another key hardware piece to its growing portfolio of connected devices. The Arlo Audio Doorbell is a kind of Ring/Nest (to which it bears a pretty striking resemblance) competitor that sends calls to the homeowner's smartphone every time someone buzzes the door. Visitors can either talk to the […]
Musical.ly's shutdown of Live.ly was contractually obligated
Jul 23, 6:18PM
Musical.ly has begun redirecting users of its Live.ly app, which it decided to kill off last month, to a competing app called LiveMe. Existing Live.ly users are being pointed to LiveMe through an in-app message, it says. While it’s a fairly common industry practice for companies to direct users to similar apps or services when […]
Peak Design goes back to Kickstarter to launch $299 travel backpack
Jul 23, 6:00PM
Meet the Travel Backpack 45L. It’s Peak Design’s latest creation and the company just launched a Kickstarter campaign to bring it to life. This product marks the eighth Kickstarter campaign for Peak Design — all of which have been wildly successful. Peak Design turned to Kickstarter in 2014 to launch the first generation of its […]
Now Alexa can adjust your Echo's EQ
Jul 23, 5:43PM
Alexa is finally getting an equalizer feature, letting users adjust EQ settings with commands like "Alexa, decrease the treble." It's a nice feature that I'm honestly a bit surprised the company didn't introduce a while back. After it rolls out over the next couple of days, you'll be able to satisfyingly tell your Echo, "Alexa, […]
Sonos prices its IPO to raise as much as $105M
Jul 23, 5:26PM
Sonos today took the next step in its initial public offering price, setting a range for the shares it intends to sell that will help calibrate the final amount of money — and valuation — that it will have when it begins its trading debut. This isn’t the final, final step in the IPO process, […]
Pricing for Disrupt SF 2018 passes increases in three days
Jul 23, 5:00PM
Synchronize your Apple watches and lock on to the fact that you have just three days — 72 hours — to save yourself up to $1,200 on passes to Disrupt San Francisco 2018. Our biggest, boldest Disrupt takes place at Moscone Center West on September 5-7, and you're running short on time to get the […]
Crypto's most popular wallet service is getting a mobile app for secure login
Jul 23, 5:00PM
MyEtherWallet, the most popular crypto wallet service on the internet, is finally getting a mobile app as it bids to increase security for its users. Today the company introduced MEW Connect, an iOS app that allows users to access their wallet through MyEtherWallet but without the need to type their private key. There are already […]
Fritz wants to help developers bring machine learning to their mobile apps
Jul 23, 5:00PM
It’s one thing to run machine learning models in the cloud, where you have plenty of resources. On mobile devices, you’re dealing with very finite compute resources, so if you want to run your models directly on the devices, they have to be highly optimized. Add to that that Apple and Google are taking somewhat […]
The death and life of the tech press
Jul 23, 4:32PM
Why do I write about tech? For James Ball, it's because I want to write "soap-bubble light coverage" and "glossy coverage" "to counterbalance the 'serious' news of the day." Ball, a former editor at The Guardian and the author of "Post-Truth: How Bullshit Conquered the World," has a few choice words to say to reporters, […]
Researchers design self-powered robots the size of human cells
Jul 23, 4:31PM
The latest robots out of MIT are small enough to float "indefinitely" in the air. Researchers accomplished the feat by attaching 2D electronics to colloids — tiny particles measuring around one-billionth to one-millionth of a meter. All told, the devices are roughly the size of a human egg cell. What's more, the addition of photodiode […]
Amazon's newest Alexa Fund recipients are less consumer-focused
Jul 23, 4:30PM
Amazon is today announcing the new batch of startups joining its Alexa Accelerator program, powered by Techstars. Members of last year’s Amazon’s Alexa Accelerator program, which backs companies developing new experiences using voice-based technologies, went on to raise over $10 million in venture capital following their participation in the program, says Amazon. The new group […]
Lime hits six million rides
Jul 23, 4:00PM
Lime, the bike and scooter-share company that recently raised $335 million from GV, Uber and others, has hit six million rides since launching last June. Lime, which first launched in Greensboro, N.C., has since expanded to 70 cities. In comparison, Bird announced in April it hit 1 million rides since launching in November. Lime’s ridership in […]
Xage secures $12 million Series A for IoT security solution on blockchain
Jul 23, 3:49PM
Xage (pronounced Zage), a blockchain security startup based in Silicon Valley, announced a $12 million Series A investment today led by March Capital Partners. GE Ventures, City Light Capital and NexStar Partners also participated. The company emerged from stealth in December with a novel idea to secure the myriad of devices in the industrial internet […]
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