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Mar 12, 7:01AM

Most of us will never travel to the Khumbu region of Nepal, which is home to Mount Everest, but thanks to Google’s Street View, you can now get a better idea of what this part of the world looks like (and some Far Cry 4 players will find it looks quite familiar to them). Street View is probably the wrong name for Google’s latest effort here. It’s more like…
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Mar 12, 6:01AM

Snapchat is seeking to raise up to $500 million in a new round that includes Chinese e-commerce giant Alibaba and Saudi Arabian investor Prince Alwaleed Bin Talal, according to a source. The Los Angeles-based messaging app company has raised $648 million from investors to date.
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Mar 12, 5:03AM

Getting stuff from point A to point B should be straightforward. For companies that need international cargo shipping, however, the process often turns into a labyrinthine tangle of phone calls, faxes, and emails to third-party service providers with different pricing models and ways of sharing data. A new startup called Haven wants to simplify things.
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Mar 12, 3:00AM

Lyft has closed $530 million in new funding led by Japanese e-commerce giant Rakuten, TechCrunch has learned. The new financing, which is slated to be announced tomorrow, brings total cash raised to more than $850 million since being founded and values the company at $2.5 billion.
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Mar 12, 2:30AM

Moonfrog Labs, a Banglalore-based startup that makes mobile games especially for players in India, has scooped up a $15 million Series A from Tiger Global and returning investor Sequoia Capital.
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Mar 12, 2:23AM

Y Combinator-backed Treeline is trying strip the job of building a backend down to its essence: building the pipelines data flows through in an application or service.
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Mar 12, 12:57AM

We want to see you in New York for Disrupt NY 2015, our annual celebration of all things startup. It’s a great time. You get to meet great founders and VCs and I’d love to meet you. Hardware is my favorite thing in the world and you’re some of my favorite people. Disrupt runs from May 4-6 and will be held at the Manhattan Center in New York City. It’s an amazing event…
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Mar 12, 12:04AM

Box reported earnings today for the first time as a public company. In the wake of the news, the company’s shares dropped sharply, and are currently down in after-hours trading down a sharp 13.10 percent. So did Box have a bad quarter? Not in the way that was originally reported by the media, your humble servant included.
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Mar 11, 11:51PM

The Guardian, the British newspaper that published a series of articles last fall (starting with this one) about anonymous social media app Whisper, issued a “clarification” today about those stories. The Guardian post gets pretty nitpicky and specific, to the extent that it’s tough to parse if (like me) you haven’t read those stories recently. But here’s the…
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Mar 11, 11:20PM

The newest version of the Pax vaporizer takes all the best parts of the original — the sleek design, the brushed metal finish, the easy-to-use, push-button interface — and improves upon them. The Pax 2 is about 25 percent smaller and 10 percent lighter, yet it features a deeper oven for heating up material more evenly.
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Mar 11, 10:39PM

Want to get something out of SXSW rather than *just* drunk? Come to TechCrunch’s SXSW party and tell us about your startup, investments or crazy scheme to take over the world. >From 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. on Monday, March 16, join us at the German Haus (Lucille) at 77 Rainey St, a mere six-minute walk from the convention center. Register below for free to attend.
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Mar 11, 10:10PM

I’ve been using Periscope for about five months. I would run into the team almost daily at a coffee shop, and since we were both in pre-launch building mode, watching their team grow as they built their product was inspiring. It was Wednesday, January 28, when I saw exactly what Periscope would mean for Twitter users. I had decided to take an old college friend and his father to dinner…
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Mar 11, 10:00PM

The Internet is getting very flat, very quickly, and traditional roles in its economy have already been thrown into flux. As Internet use in developing countries has grown, so has Internet entrepreneurship, with India, China, South America and Africa already hatching their own behemoth startups. Alibaba – though particularly massive – is hardly the only example.
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Mar 11, 8:40PM

Google has updated its ambitious Chromebook Pixel, with longer all-day battery life and a lower price tag, but the USB-C ports for charging and I/O are what have us most excited on this week’s Droidcast. They lead us into a fantasist discussion of what might come via future use of the tech across smartphones, smartwatches and other devices, and you can join us on this wild ride. The…
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Mar 11, 8:15PM

Update: Box’s shares have recovered somewhat, and are now down around 10 percent, instead of 15 percent. The chart, however, remains rough: Today following the cessation of normal trading, Box announced its fiscal fourth-quarter financial performance, including revenue of $62.6 million, and an operating loss of $45.8 million on a GAAP basis, and $32.2 million using adjusted metrics.…
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Mar 11, 8:03PM

Apple’s focus should be on selling as many watches as possible, not becoming a fashion brand.
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Mar 11, 8:00PM

Callr has solved at least some of those problems — namely the need to search for, find, and dial those elusive conference call numbers yourself. And now it has mobile apps that will make it even easier for you to manage calls you’re scheduled to make.
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Mar 11, 8:00PM

For many people around the world, their exposure to Korean pop culture is still limited to the aural and visual wonders of Psy’s “Gangnam Style” video. In much of Asia, however, the demand for Korean entertainment and products is so strong that it even has a special term in Chinese and Japanese that means the “Korean Wave.” Beauty products are a breakout export…
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Mar 11, 6:53PM

Hiring is the No. 1 thing founders waste their time on. Not because it’s not important. Bad hires can be toxic. But because it’s inefficient. Sourcing, interviewing and selecting candidates is tough enough, and most recruiting tools can’t tell you where you’re burning time or money. Yet Greenhouse can. After its 450 customers, including Evernote, Zenefits, and Venmo,…
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Mar 11, 6:51PM

I’m guessing you have been in a meeting that made you hate your life. You know, where one or two people drone on and on, half of the attendees seem to be talking past each other, and at the end no one’s sure what’s been decided or who’s responsible for doing what. Well, a startup called WorkLife has built tools designed to make meetings better.
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