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VirtualDJ 2018

Mar 14, 9:15AM

VirtualDJ is a software used by DJs to replace their turntables and CD players, and use digital music instead of vinyl and CDs. It...

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CCleaner

May 15, 9:08PM

CCleaner is a freeware system optimization, privacy and cleaning tool. It removes unused files from your system allowing Windows to...

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Advanced SystemCare Free

May 31, 1:01AM

Advanced SystemCare 12 is an easy-to-use PC yet all-in-one system optimization and security software. With new features and technologies,...

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How to clean up after a battery leak

Mar 01, 9:15AM

Leaky batteries are all too common a problem. Here's how to clean up following a leak, and some tips on how to prevent batteries from leaking in the first place.

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Windows 7 versus Windows 10: Here comes the big push

Mar 17, 11:00PM

The clock is ticking on Windows 7, which means those last-minute Windows 10 upgrade projects are picking up momentum.

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CES 2019: Weird and wonderful tech, gadgets

Jan 07, 1:17PM

Here are some of the more unusual, novel, and sometimes bizarre products being showcased at CES 2019.

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Apple disables Group FaceTime function that was allowing callers to listen and view without your consent

Jan 29, 5:15PM

Apple iPhone users discovered a serious FaceTime bug that lets you hear audio from another iPhone or even view live video without the recipient's knowledge.

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Best live TV and video streaming services: Top picks for cord-cutters

Mar 15, 1:27PM

Looking to ditch your cable package? Here are the absolute best alternatives -- whether you want to watch specific shows and movies on demand, stream live TV, or get access to archived libraries from specific networks.

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Galaxy Fold first look at Samsung's Unpacked

Feb 20, 7:31PM

Samsung gave its foldable phone an official name and revealed when you can buy it. (Warning: It isn't cheap.)

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Windows 10 apps: Which are worth keeping? Which ones should you dump?

Apr 22, 5:12PM

Every installation of Windows 10 includes a huge collection of built-in apps. Some are Universal apps that are updated from the Microsoft Store. Others are legacy apps that hang around because other programs expect them to be there. If you prefer a tidy system, many (but not all) of these apps can be uninstalled, especially if you prefer a third-party alternative. This gallery offers a comprehensive look at how to unclutter your copy of Windows 10.

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MongoDB "open-source" Server Side Public License rejected

Jan 16, 7:33PM

Red Hat won't use MongoDB in Red Hat Enterprise Linux or Fedora thanks to MongoDB's new Server Side Public License.

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Firefox add-ons disabled en masse after Mozilla certificate issue

May 04, 5:42AM

Firefox users report having add-ons disabled, being unable to re-activate or (re)-install extensions.

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Microsoft security chief: IE is not a browser, so stop using it as your default

Feb 07, 1:42PM

Internet Explorer is a 'compatibility solution' and should only be used selectively, warns Microsoft exec.

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Tinder adds sexual orientation and gender identity to its profiles

Jun 04, 3:01PM

Tinder is adding information about sexual orientation and gender identity to its profiles. The company worked with the LGBTQ advocacy organization GLAAD on changes to its dating app to make it more inclusive. Users who want to edit or add more information about their sexual orientation can now simply edit their profile. When a Tinder […]

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Ori Living partners with IKEA to bring robotic furniture to customers by 2020

Jun 04, 2:42PM

Welcome to the robotic bedroom of the future, coming in 2020 to tiny apartments beginning in Hong Kong and Japan, but expanding around the world. IKEA is now selling robotic furniture that can convert from a storage and seating unit into a bed and closet and back again. The new line of furniture, based on […]

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Facebook fails to stop Europe's top court weighing in on EU-US data transfers

Jun 04, 2:17PM

Facebook has failed in its last ditch attempt to block a referral by Ireland’s High Court of questions over the legality of EU-US data transfer mechanisms to the region’s top court. Ireland’s Supreme Court unanimously refused its request to appeal the decision Friday, via Reuters. Irish law does not include a provision to appeal against […]

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Jewish dating app JCrush exposed user data and private messages

Jun 04, 2:00PM

A security lapse at JCrush, a dating app designed for the Jewish community, left a databases open without a password, exposing sensitive user records and private messages to anyone who knew where to look. The site’s backend database had around around 200,000 user records, according to security researchers Noam Rotem and Ran Locar, who shared […]

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NASA's Space Launch System passes key milestone for Moon mission

Jun 04, 1:55PM

NASA is celebrating a key step towards its mission to get people back to the Moon: The first large core rocket stage that will power the new Space Launch System being built by contractor Boeing is now four-fifths assembled. Wait – did I just say four-fifths? So like this stage isn’t even complete? No, it’s […]

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Bill Gates, Neo, Gigafund backing Luminous in photonics supercomputer moonshot

Jun 04, 1:52PM

Luminous Computing, a one-year-old startup, is aiming to build a photonics chip that will handle workloads needed for AI at the speed of light. It’s a moonshot and yet, the young company already has a number of high-profile investors willing to bet on the prospect. The company has raised $9 million in a seed round […]

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Bird is launching a two-seater electric vehicle to become more than a kick scooter startup

Jun 04, 1:00PM

Bird won’t stop deploying new mobility vehicles and services. Bird has just unveiled the Bird Cruiser, an electric vehicle that is essentially a blend between a bicycle and a moped. The Bird Cruiser can seat up to two people and, depending on the market, the Cruiser will either be pedal-assist or just have a peg. […]

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Firefox gets enhanced tracking protection, desktop password manager and more

Jun 04, 1:00PM

It’s no secret that Mozilla sees privacy as a differentiating feature for its revitalized Firefox browser. Today, the Firefox team is launching one of its broadest set of releases that aim to keep advertisers and others from following you across the web, while also making it harder for Facebook to track you. In addition, the […]

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Why four security companies just sold for $1.5B

Jun 04, 12:01PM

If you’re thinking about starting a technology company, you may want to consider focusing on cybersecurity. Last week was an incredible M&A whirlwind with four security companies getting acquired over just a three-day period: On Tuesday, FireEye bought Verodin, a five-year-old startup that helps measure the effectiveness of your cybersecurity defenses for $250 million. On Wednesday, […]

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Facebook can be told to cast a wider net to find illegal content, says EU court advisor

Jun 04, 11:42AM

How much of an obligation should social media platforms be under to hunt down illegal content? An influential advisor to Europe’s top court has taken the view that social media platforms like Facebook can be required to seek out and identify posts that are equivalent to content that an EU court has deemed illegal — […]

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Majelan is a personal podcast player with premium content

Jun 04, 11:01AM

Meet Majelan, a French startup that wants to make podcasts more accessible. Behind the scene, Majelan is the startup created by former Radio France CEO Mathieu Gallet and Arthur Perticoz. The app is launching today on iOS and Android in the coming days. Given that Gallet was previously at the head of all French public […]

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Apple is now restricting Chinese language podcasts in China

Jun 04, 10:49AM

Just as podcasting hits the mainstream in the west, China, which is also experiencing an audio boom, is seeing restrictions tighten around shows as evidenced by new curbs from Apple. This week, the U.S. tech giant has pulled a handful of Chinese-language podcasts from its Chinese Podcasts store, one of the few remaining channels for […]

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Aptoide, a Play Store rival, cries antitrust foul over Google hiding its app

Jun 04, 9:08AM

As US regulators gear up to launch another antitrust probe of Google’s business, an alternative Android app store is dialling up its long time complaint of anti-competitive behavior against the search and smartphone OS giant. Portugal-based Aptoide is launching a campaign website to press its case and call for Google to “Play Fair” — accusing […]

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Africa Roundup: Jumia's post-IPO earnings, Gokada's $5.3M raise, Facebook's fake-news purge, Joe Montana's fintech investment

Jun 04, 7:30AM

Jumia held its first post-IPO earnings call and weathered a short-sell assault in May, with Wall Street showing confidence in Pan-African e-commerce company. On the numbers, key takeaways were that Jumia's Gross Merchandise Value (GMV) — the total amount of goods sold over the period — grew by 58 percent to €240 million. Marketplace revenue […]

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China blocks CNN's website and Reuters stories about Tiananmen Square

Jun 04, 7:05AM

CNN's website is currently blocked in mainland China, after it published a story about today's 30th anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre as one of its top headlines. The site is usually accessible in China, according to historical data from GreatFire.org. Matt Rivers, a Beijing-based reporter, noted the blocking of the site on Twitter, writing […]

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Georges raises $11.2 million for its accounting automation tool

Jun 04, 7:01AM

Meet Georges, a French startup that wants to help freelancers, doctors and lawyers when it comes to accounting. With Georges, you can get rid of your accountant altogether and switch to a software-as-a-service product. Alven is leading today's round with other investors also participating. Automated accounting is an interesting space. For instance, Roger just raised […]

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Google Maps now allows users in India to check live status of trains, bus travel times, and more

Jun 04, 6:39AM

Apple unveiled a range of India-specific features in iOS 13 at WWDC this week as it begins to adapt its software for the world's second largest internet market. But if you want to see how far an international service can be customized for the Indian market, look to Google Maps. The app, which is used […]

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Sleek lets companies incorporate and operate in Singapore — without the pain of paperwork

Jun 04, 6:21AM

Singapore is keen to exert itself as an epicenter for startups and tech worldwide. But beyond the government-backed startup programs, which include grants, investment checks and more, a key point is simply making it easy for companies to set up shop in the country. Southeast Asia is highly-touted as a growth region for startups, with […]

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Tink, the European open banking platform, announces PayPal as a strategic investor

Jun 04, 6:00AM

Tink, the European open banking platform that recently raised €56 million in new funding, is disclosing that PayPal has become a strategic investor. The online payments giant joins a long list of existing backers that includes U.S.-based Insight Venture Partners, Sunstone, SEB, Nordea Ventures and ABN AMRO Digital Impact Fund. Individuals such as Christian Clausen, […]

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Apple announces its 2019 Design Award winners

Jun 04, 4:28AM

Apple doled out its 2019 Design Awards at its Worldwide Developer Conference this afternoon, highlighting a range of apps that work as beautifully as they look, the company said. This year, half the award winners were mobile games, which may speak to where much design innovation is today taking place. Other creativity focused and health […]

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Substack expands its subscription platform with discussion threads

Jun 03, 3:02PM

Substack is launching a new feature called “community” — namely, the ability for newsletter publishers to create discussion threads, which can either be open to anyone or limited to subscribers. The idea of starting a discussion thread where readers can argue about things like the season finale of “Game of Thrones” isn’t new — and […]

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How Marcin Kleczynski went from message boards to founding anti-malware startup Malwarebytes

Jun 03, 2:58PM

Marcin Kleczynski is a shining example of the American dream. A Polish-born immigrant turned naturalized citizen, Kleczynski grew up in the Chicago suburbs spending much of his time on computers and the early days of the world wide web. He couldn’t afford to buy computer games; instead, he downloaded them from the internet — and […]

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Flexible housing startup Anyplace raises $2.5M

Jun 03, 2:17PM

Anyplace, a startup offering furnished rooms and apartments to anyone who’s not interested in signing a long-term lease, is announcing that it has raised $2.5 million in seed funding. CEO Satoru Steve Naito said he co-founded the company to meet his own needs as a “digital nomad” who likes to move from city to city […]

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Amazon says over 10 million items are now available for one-day shipping

Jun 03, 2:02PM

Amazon on its latest earnings call announced it was working towards making one-day shipping the new standard for Prime members. This morning, the retailer touted a milestone related to those efforts with news that now over 10 million items are now available for one-day shipping to Prime members. The news was largely a shot at […]

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Live from WWDC 2019

Jun 03, 2:00PM

Greetings from sunny San Jose. Apple’s annual World Wide Developers Conference officially kicks off this morning at the McEnery Convention Center with a big keynote. While the rest of the week is focused on developers, today’s show is all about what’s the come from the company, and after relatively low key events from Google and […]

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Lenovo Smart Clock review

Jun 03, 2:00PM

Before it got into the smart screen market with the Nest (nee Home) Hub, Google opted to let its hardware partners do the heavy lifting. Last year at CES, it announced a trio of devices from JBL, LG and Lenovo . All three were built around the same smart home user experience, but Lenovo was […]

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A look at the many ways China suppresses online discourse about the Tiananmen Square protests

Jun 03, 1:44PM

Every year before the anniversary of the Tiananmen Square Massacre on June 4, the Chinese government begins to exert even more control over what information people can access online. This year is the 30th anniversary of the day the protests ended when the government sent troops to fire on students, activists and other people demonstrating […]

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Twitter bags deep learning talent behind London startup, Fabula AI

Jun 03, 1:27PM

Twitter has just announced it has picked up London-based Fabula AI. The deep learning startup has been developing technology to try to identify online disinformation by looking at patterns in how fake stuff vs genuine news spreads online — making it an obvious fit for the rumor-riled social network. Social media giants remain under increasing […]

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Fluree grabs $4.7M seed round to build blockchain-based database

Jun 03, 1:02PM

Fluree, a North Carolina startup that wants to bring the immutability of blockchain to the database, announced a $4.7 million seed round today led by ​4490 Ventures​ with participation from Revolution's Rise of the Rest Seed Fund​. As CEO and co-founder Brian Platz explains, the database combines blockchain and graph database technologies to offer a […]

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Review: Ring's new outdoor lighting products are brilliant

Jun 03, 12:53PM

Ring's new outdoor lighting products are impressive. It's rare, even in 2019, for something to work out of the box, but that's what happened when I installed Ring's outdoor lighting products. They just worked. You know the drill. You get a gadget and go to install it. Somewhere during the installation, it fails or hiccups. […]

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Global Fashion Group plans to raise €300M in Frankfurt IPO

Jun 03, 12:10PM

The ongoing evolution of the startup factory known as Rocket Internet continues apace. Today, the Global Fashion Group, which is made up of a number of regional e-commerce fashion commerce sites — operating under the names Zalora, Dafifi, The Iconic and La Moda — originally incubated in the Berlin outfit, announced that it is planning a public listing […]

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Apple macOS security protections can easily bypassed with 'synthetic' clicks, researcher finds

Jun 03, 12:00PM

A security researcher has disclosed a new flaw that undermines a core macOS security feature designed to prevent apps — or malware — from accessing a user’s private data, webcam or microphone without their explicit permission. The privacy protections, recently expanded in macOS Mojave, were meant to make it more difficult for malicious apps to […]

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US/China trade uncertainty adds to global smartphone growth woes

Jun 03, 11:33AM

Analyst Canalys has updated its forecast of global smartphone shipments — saying it expects just 1.35 billion units to ship in 2019, a year-on-year decline of 3.1%. This follows ongoing uncertainty around US-China trade talks and the presidential order signed by Trump last month barring US companies from using kit by Chinese device makers, including […]

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Oppo and Xiaomi tease under-screen selfie cameras for smartphones

Jun 03, 10:29AM

The next innovation in mobile is peeking its head for all to see today after Chinese companies Oppo and Xiaomi both showed off under-screen cameras. Apple’s notch set the ball rolling as a new way to pack a front-facing camera without compromising on the screen size, but it is already feeling date. The industry has […]

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Amazon sellers to hit UK high streets in year-long pop-up pilot

Jun 03, 10:21AM

Internet shopping has been blamed for boarding up high streets across the UK. So it looks politically judicious for Amazon, the original ecommerce behemoth, to now be attaching its brand name to a pilot project aimed at sparking a little commercial life in denuded UK towns and cities by parachuting online SMEs into pop-up shops […]

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How to watch the live stream for today's Apple WWDC keynote

Jun 03, 10:11AM

Apple is holding a keynote today on the first day of its developer conference, and the company is expected to talk about a ton of software updates. At 10 AM PT (1 PM in New York, 6 PM in London, 7 PM in Paris), you'll be able to watch the event as the company is […]

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PropTech startup Kodit.io raises $13M to automate house buying and selling

Jun 03, 10:01AM

As anyone who has ever tried to buy or sell a home knows, the entire process can be the most stressful of one's life. Traditional real estate agents rarely make the process any less stressful, leaving the industry ripe for disruption by tech companies which can automate many of the existing processes. Startups like Offerpad […]

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WorldRemit raises $175M at $900M+ valuation to help users send money to contacts in emerging markets

Jun 03, 9:25AM

The value of remittances globally continues to rise, and today a startup that has built a business targeting money transfers into emerging markets has raised a large round of growth funding to capitalize on that. WorldRemit, the London startup that has focused on enabling competitively-priced, quick money transfers from migrant workers and immigrants living in […]

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China says it will 'soon grant' 5G licenses for commercial use

Jun 03, 8:57AM

There’s a widely accepted method to interpret China’s official announcements: the shorter the news, the heavier it is. Today, in one concise sentence, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, China’s telecom regulator, announced that it will “soon grant 5G licenses for commercial use.” That’s according to the Communist Party newspaper People’s Daily. TechCrunch reported […]

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Registration for Disrupt Berlin 2019 is now open

Jun 03, 8:00AM

A big shout out to all you savvy startuppers — the day you've been waiting for has finally arrived. Yup, registration for Disrupt Berlin 2019 is officially open for business. We're kicking things off with a super early-bird special, and that means only one thing — serious savings. Buy your passes now, and you can […]

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Password expiration is dead, long live your passwords

Jun 02, 1:00PM

May was a momentous month, which marked a victory for sanity and pragmatism over irrational paranoia. I’m obviously not talking about politics. I’m talking about Microsoft finally — finally! but credit to them for doing this nonetheless! — removing the password expiration policies from their Windows 10 security baseline. Although NIST and others precede this […]

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Week-in-Review: Apple's shipping a refresh for its worst device, but why?

Jun 02, 10:00AM

Hello, weekend warriors. This is Week-in-Review where I get hopped up on caffeine and scour the hundred of stories that emerged on TechCrunch this week and surface my favorites for your reading pleasure. First, an update on my newsletter last week: I dove into Trump’s Huawei ban and talked about some of the ill effects […]

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Last chance to sign up and save €200 off Disrupt Berlin

Jun 02, 8:00AM

We're trotting out our lousy German to remind you that es ist jetzt oder nie — it's now or never. This is your last chance to slash €200 off the super early-bird price on passes to Disrupt Berlin 2019. If you want to keep those euros in your pocket, you have to sign up for our […]

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China lays out official stance on trade talks with U.S.

Jun 02, 7:17AM

On Sunday, China released a comprehensive white paper to formalize its positions on trade negotiations with the U.S. The set of statements come as the trade war escalates and Beijing threatens to hit back with a retaliatory blacklist of U.S. firms. Here are some key takeaways from the press conference announcing the white paper: U.S. […]

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Meet the first private companies that NASA has selected to deliver stuff and things to the Moon

Jun 01, 11:41PM

The National Aeronautics and Space Administration has selected Astrobotic, Intuitive Machines, and Orbit Beyond as the first three private companies to deliver science and technology payloads under the Commercial Lunar Payload Services (CLPS) as part of its Artemis program. In an announcement yesterday, the administration said that each lander will carry NASA-provided payloads to conduct science […]

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Equity transcribed: Is the tech press too positive in its coverage of startups?

Jun 01, 10:16PM

Welcome back the latest transcribed edition of Equity, the TechCrunch podcast that takes a closer look at the startup headlines from the week. Kate Clark and Alex Wilhelm kick this week off by discussing comments on Twitter made by Y Combinator co-founder Paul Graham about the tech press. They then took a look at Uber’s […]

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Foxconn halts some production lines for Huawei phones, according to reports

Jun 01, 9:20PM

Huawei, the Chinese technology giant whose devices are at the center of a far-reaching trade dispute between the U.S. and Chinese governments, is reducing orders for new phones, according to a report in The South China Morning Post. According to unnamed sources, the Taiwanese technology manufacturer Foxconn has halted production lines for several Huawei phones after […]

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Twitter takes down 'a large number' of Chinese-language accounts ahead of Tiananmen Square anniversary

Jun 01, 7:24PM

Twitter has suspended a large number of Chinese-language user accounts, including those belonging to critics of China’s government. It seems like a particularly ill-timed move, occurring just days before thirtieth anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre on June 4. “A large number of Chinese @Twitter accounts are being suspended today,” wrote Yaxue Cao, founder and […]

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U.S. State Department begins social media screening for nearly all visa applicants

Jun 01, 7:00PM

Yesterday the U.S. State Department began implementing its requirement that nearly all U.S. visa applicants submit their social media usernames, previous email addresses and phone numbers as part of the application process. The new requirement, which could affect up to 15 million would-be travelers to the U.S., is part of a broad expansion of enhanced screening […]

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Slack's hidden origins, cybersecurity, fintech, plus Africa's startup growth

Jun 01, 6:39PM

The Slack Origin Story Slack is one of the most iconic enterprise companies to come out of Silicon Valley. Part of the reason is the mythos surrounding the startup's founding as a games company and later pivot into workplace communication. But what's the story behind the story of the high-flying company? Who supported the company […]

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Startups net more than capital with NBA players as investors

Jun 01, 5:00PM

If you're a basketball fan like me, you'll be glued to the TV watching the NBA finals. In honor of the event, we took a shot at breaking down investment activities of the players off the court.

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Original Content podcast: 'Tuca & Bertie' explores friendship and sex with anthropomorphic birds

Jun 01, 4:00PM

There’s some obvious overlap between “Tuca & Bertie” and “BoJack Horseman” — they’re both talking animal cartoons on Netflix; they have a similar look, courtesy of Lisa Hanawalt (designer on “BoJack Horseman” and creator of “Tuca & Bertie”); and “BoJack” creator Raphael Bob-Waksberg co-wrote the first episode of the new show. Plus, their respective first […]

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Startups Weekly: Will the real unicorns please stand up?

Jun 01, 12:00PM

In this week's newsletter: CrowdStrike readies its IPO, Brex eyes a $2B valuation and SoFi lands a whopping $500M.

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Apple bumps the App Store cell connection download cap up to 200 MB

Jun 01, 12:40AM

Good news: Apple now allows you to download bigger apps over a cellular connection than it used to. Bad news: there’s still a cap, and you still can’t bypass it. As noticed by 9to5Mac, the iOS App Store now lets you download apps up to 200 MB in size while on a cell network; anything […]

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Teams autonomously mapping the depths take home millions in Ocean Discovery Xprize

May 31, 7:01PM

There's a whole lot of ocean on this planet, and we don't have much of an idea what's at the bottom of most of it. That could change with the craft and techniques created during the Ocean Discovery Xprize, which had teams competing to map the sea floor quickly, precisely, and autonomously. The winner just took home $4 million.

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Slack narrows losses, displays healthy revenue growth

May 31, 6:52PM

Slack posted first-quarter revenues of $134.8 million on losses of $31.8 million weeks ahead of its NYSE direct listing.

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Facial recognition startup Kairos settles lawsuits with founder and former CEO Brian Brackeen

May 31, 5:26PM

Facial recognition startup Kairos, founded by Brian Brackeen, has settled its lawsuit with Brackeen following his ouster from the company late last year. In addition to forcing him out of the company he founded, Kairos sued Brackeen, alleging the misappropriation of corporate funds and misleading shareholders. In response, Brackeen countersued Kairos, alleging the company and […]

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Only 72 hours left to save an extra €200 on Disrupt Berlin 2019

May 31, 5:13PM

The shot clock on serious savings is running out. You have just 72 hours left to sign up for the mailing list to receive €200 off the super early-bird price on any pass to Disrupt Berlin 2019. The official registration opens in three days, and once that happens, the clock runs out. Sad! Here's how […]

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Groupon co-founder Eric Lefkofsky just raised another $200 million for his newest company, Tempus

May 31, 4:40PM

When serial entrepreneur Eric Lefkofsky grows a company, he puts the pedal to the metal. When in 2011 his last company, the Chicago-based coupons site Groupon, raised $950 million from investors, it was the largest amount raised by a startup ever. It was just over three years old at the time, and it went public […]

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Daily Crunch: Leap Motion waves goodbye

May 31, 4:10PM

The Daily Crunch is TechCrunch’s roundup of our biggest and most important stories. If you’d like to get this delivered to your inbox every day at around 9am Pacific, you can subscribe here. 1. Once poised to kill the mouse and keyboard, Leap Motion plays its final hand Leap Motion raised nearly $94 million for […]

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Startups Weekly: Will the real unicorns please stand up?

Jun 01, 12:00PM

In this week's newsletter: CrowdStrike readies its IPO, Brex eyes a $2B valuation and SoFi lands a whopping $500M.

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Apple bumps the App Store cell connection download cap up to 200 MB

Jun 01, 12:40AM

Good news: Apple now allows you to download bigger apps over a cellular connection than it used to. Bad news: there’s still a cap, and you still can’t bypass it. As noticed by 9to5Mac, the iOS App Store now lets you download apps up to 200 MB in size while on a cell network; anything […]

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Teams autonomously mapping the depths take home millions in Ocean Discovery Xprize

May 31, 7:01PM

There's a whole lot of ocean on this planet, and we don't have much of an idea what's at the bottom of most of it. That could change with the craft and techniques created during the Ocean Discovery Xprize, which had teams competing to map the sea floor quickly, precisely, and autonomously. The winner just took home $4 million.

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Slack narrows losses, displays healthy revenue growth

May 31, 6:52PM

Slack posted first-quarter revenues of $134.8 million on losses of $31.8 million weeks ahead of its NYSE direct listing.

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Facial recognition startup Kairos settles lawsuits with founder and former CEO Brian Brackeen

May 31, 5:26PM

Facial recognition startup Kairos, founded by Brian Brackeen, has settled its lawsuit with Brackeen following his ouster from the company late last year. In addition to forcing him out of the company he founded, Kairos sued Brackeen, alleging the misappropriation of corporate funds and misleading shareholders. In response, Brackeen countersued Kairos, alleging the company and […]

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Only 72 hours left to save an extra €200 on Disrupt Berlin 2019

May 31, 5:13PM

The shot clock on serious savings is running out. You have just 72 hours left to sign up for the mailing list to receive €200 off the super early-bird price on any pass to Disrupt Berlin 2019. The official registration opens in three days, and once that happens, the clock runs out. Sad! Here's how […]

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Groupon co-founder Eric Lefkofsky just raised another $200 million for his newest company, Tempus

May 31, 4:40PM

When serial entrepreneur Eric Lefkofsky grows a company, he puts the pedal to the metal. When in 2011 his last company, the Chicago-based coupons site Groupon, raised $950 million from investors, it was the largest amount raised by a startup ever. It was just over three years old at the time, and it went public […]

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Daily Crunch: Leap Motion waves goodbye

May 31, 4:10PM

The Daily Crunch is TechCrunch’s roundup of our biggest and most important stories. If you’d like to get this delivered to your inbox every day at around 9am Pacific, you can subscribe here. 1. Once poised to kill the mouse and keyboard, Leap Motion plays its final hand Leap Motion raised nearly $94 million for […]

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Targeted ads offer little extra value for online publishers, study suggests

May 31, 4:09PM

How much value do online publishers derive from behaviorally targeted advertising that uses privacy-hostile tracking technologies to determine which advert to show a website user? A new piece of research suggests publishers make just 4% more vs if they were to serve a non-targeted ad. It’s a finding that sheds suggestive light on why so […]

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Diving deep into Africa's blossoming tech scene

May 31, 4:05PM

Jumia may be the first startup you've heard of from Africa. But the e-commerce venture that recently listed on the NYSE is definitely not the first or last word in African tech. The continent has an expansive digital innovation scene, the components of which are intersecting rapidly across Africa's 54 countries and 1.2 billion people. […]

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An insider's look into venture with Andreessen Horowitz's Scott Kupor

May 31, 4:05PM

After a decade in the peculiar world of venture capital, Andreessen Horowitz managing director Scott Kupor has seen it all when it comes to the dos and don’ts for dealing with Valley VCs and company building. In his new book Secrets of Sand Hill Road (available on June 3), Scott offers up an updated guide […]

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Amazon confirms acquisition of Sizmek's ad server

May 31, 3:59PM

Amazon just announced that it’s acquiring Sizmek’s ad serving and dynamic content optimization businesses. “Sizmek and Amazon Advertising have many mutual customers, so we know how valued these proven solutions are to their customer base,” Amazon said. “Sizmek has been searching for a buyer for Sizmek Ad Server and Sizmek DCO, and we are both […]

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Touring Factory Berlin, Europe's 'largest club for startups'

May 31, 3:05PM

According to the startups at Factory Berlin, it’s not just another co-working space. After all, the company took its name from Andy Warhol’s famous factory in New York City, and it describes itself as “Europe’s largest club for startups.” Late last year, we toured Factory Berlin’s five-story, 14,000-square-meter location in Görlitzer Park. Yes, it’s a […]

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NYC's contactless subway turnstiles open today with Apple, Google, Samsung and Fitbit Pay support

May 31, 3:04PM

After weeks of sporting "Coming Soon" screens, the New York City MTA's OMNY pilot finally launched today. The system augments the city's MetroCard swipes with new contactless screens that work with contactless prepaid credit and debit cards and a variety of different smart devices. We've highlighted the latter already. For starters, the system will work […]

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Security startup Bugcrowd on crowdsourcing bug bounties: 'Cybersecurity is a people problem'

May 31, 2:52PM

For a cybersecurity company, Bugcrowd relies much more on people than it does on technology. For as long as humans are writing software, developers and programmers are going to make mistakes, said Casey Ellis, the company’s founder and chief technology officer in an interview TechCrunch from his San Francisco headquarters. “Cybersecurity is fundamentally a people […]

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If you use women as decorative objects, then I will assume your tech is from the 1950s, too

May 31, 2:30PM

Computex, which wrapped up today, is divided into two venues in Taipei. One, Nangang Exhibition Center, is where the big companies, including Asus and Microsoft, have their booths. The other, in Taipei World Trade Center, houses Innovex, the show's exhibit for startups. While walking around, I realized there are no "booth babes" at the Innovex […]

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Spotify is building shared-queue Social Listening

May 31, 2:11PM

Want to rock out together even when you’re apart? Spotify has prototyped an unreleased feature called “Social Listening” that lets multiple people add songs to a queue they can all listen to. You just all scan one friend’s QR-style Spotify Social Listening code, and then anyone can add songs to the real-time playlist. Spotify could […]

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Tinder launches a new à la carte option, Super Boost, only for subscribers

May 31, 2:11PM

Tinder this morning announced a second, more premium version of its most popular à la carte purchase, Boost, with the launch of Super Boost — an upgrade only offered to Tinder Plus and Tinder Gold premium subscribers. The idea with the new product is to extract additional revenues out of those users who have already […]

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Microsoft warns users to patch as exploits for 'wormable' BlueKeep bug appear

May 31, 1:38PM

Microsoft has issued its second advisory this month urging users to update their systems to prevent a re-run of attacks similar to WannaCry. The software giant said Thursday that the recently discovered “wormable” vulnerability in Remote Desktop Services for Windows can allow attackers to remotely run code on a vulnerable computer — such as malware […]

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Goodbye BlackBerry Messenger

May 31, 1:35PM

Just over a month ago, Emtek announced the end of BlackBerry Messenger for consumers. The once-mighty messaging service had a good run, outstripping the popularity of its hardware namesake. Launched in 2005, licensing rights for the service were acquired by Indonesia-based tech conglomerate Emtek 11 years later. For many years, BBM was considered BlackBerry's (nee […]

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VirtualDJ 2018

Mar 14, 9:15AM

VirtualDJ is a software used by DJs to replace their turntables and CD players, and use digital music instead of vinyl and CDs. It...

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CCleaner

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How to clean up after a battery leak

Mar 01, 9:15AM

Leaky batteries are all too common a problem. Here's how to clean up following a leak, and some tips on how to prevent batteries from leaking in the first place.

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All Intel chips open to new Spoiler non-Spectre attack: Don't expect a quick fix

Mar 05, 11:33AM

Researchers say Intel won't be able to use a software mitigation to fully address the problem Spoiler exploits.

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Windows 7 versus Windows 10: Here comes the big push

Mar 17, 11:00PM

The clock is ticking on Windows 7, which means those last-minute Windows 10 upgrade projects are picking up momentum.

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Government shutdown: TLS certificates not renewed, many websites are down

Jan 11, 1:27PM

Over 80 government websites are down after TLS certificates expired and there's nobody on hand to renew them.

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CES 2019: Weird and wonderful tech, gadgets

Jan 07, 1:17PM

Here are some of the more unusual, novel, and sometimes bizarre products being showcased at CES 2019.

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Apple disables Group FaceTime function that was allowing callers to listen and view without your consent

Jan 29, 5:15PM

Apple iPhone users discovered a serious FaceTime bug that lets you hear audio from another iPhone or even view live video without the recipient's knowledge.

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Best live TV and video streaming services: Top picks for cord-cutters

Mar 15, 1:27PM

Looking to ditch your cable package? Here are the absolute best alternatives -- whether you want to watch specific shows and movies on demand, stream live TV, or get access to archived libraries from specific networks.

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Galaxy Fold first look at Samsung's Unpacked

Feb 20, 7:31PM

Samsung gave its foldable phone an official name and revealed when you can buy it. (Warning: It isn't cheap.)

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New security flaw impacts 5G, 4G, and 3G telephony protocols

Jan 31, 3:52PM

Researchers have reported their findings and fixes should be deployed by the end of 2019.

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Windows 10 apps: Which are worth keeping? Which ones should you dump?

Apr 22, 5:12PM

Every installation of Windows 10 includes a huge collection of built-in apps. Some are Universal apps that are updated from the Microsoft Store. Others are legacy apps that hang around because other programs expect them to be there. If you prefer a tidy system, many (but not all) of these apps can be uninstalled, especially if you prefer a third-party alternative. This gallery offers a comprehensive look at how to unclutter your copy of Windows 10.

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