- Samsung acquires Tachyon to extend enterprise mobile device management
Samsung’s mobile operation has taken a big hit of late, with profits plunging 30% in the last quarter in the wake of the Note 7 recall. But today, the company is announcing an acquisition of a wireless enterprise startup that speaks to how it wants to grow other areas of its business to offset setb... - BrainCheck raises $3 million for app to monitor brain health
A Houston-based startup called BrainCheck has raised $3 million in seed funding for an app that helps users understand, by simply playing some games on an iPad, if they or a loved one may have suffered a concussion. Founded in 2014 by Dr. David Eagleman, a neuroscientist at Baylor College of Medici... - Qualcomm to acquire NXP Semiconductor for $47 billion
- Prisma demos its art filters working in real-time on Facebook Live video
- Twitter lays off 9% of its workforce as it posts a desperately-needed positive Q3
- Why did ProtonMail vanish from Google search results for months?
If you’re the maker of a popular, zero access encrypted webmail product and suddenly discover your product is no longer featuring in Google search results for queries such as “secure email” and “encrypted email,” what do you conclude? That something is amiss, for sure. Read More - Here’s the full schedule of NBA games that will be shown in VR this season
Last week the NBA announced they would be partnering with NextVR to stream one game a week in VR all season long. Today they confirmed an exact list of matchups and dates, and the good news is that each team will appear at least once throughout the season. This doesn’t mean it’s exactly equal — the... - Amazon sues more sellers for buying fake reviews
- Uber to host a summit on making on-demand air transit affordable
- GifCities is a search engine for classic GIFs
- Seedcamp-backed Twine launches marketplace for creatives
- Twitter plans to get up close and personal, surfacing content for your special interests
- What to expect from the Tesla solar roof event on October 28
- Facebook launches augmented reality selfie “masks” for Live video
- Apple: 400M ‘Memories’ have been viewed on the iPhone, 60% of users are on iOS 10
Today the focus of Apple’s event in Cupertino are new Macs and big updates to other non-iPhone products, like Apple TV. But the company also used the moment as a coda to yesterday’s earnings to provide some updated numbers — a coda to its earnings earlier this week. CEO Tim Cook started out with so... - Founder’s comment on Vine shutting down? “Don’t sell your company!”
Vine founder Rus Yusupov threw a ton of shade at Twitter with a tiny little tweet in reaction to the company saying Vine will be shut down soon: “Don’t sell your company!” TechCrunch has learned that Yusupov didn’t know about the impending death of Vine until we contacted him this morning. Don’t se... - HPE gears its updated Helion OpenStack distribution toward telcos
- UberEATS fires up surge pricing for deliveries in some U.S. cities
- Apple Fall Event
- Where to watch the live stream for today’s Apple MacBook Pro press conference
- Live from Apple’s New MacBook Pro Announcement
- Twitter is shutting down Vine
- 60dB brings personalized, short-form audio stories to iPhone and soon, Echo
- The 13-inch MacBook Air model is still alive
Surprise, the MacBook Air is still alive! The new MacBook Air is Apple’s new cheap laptop. While everybody thought the 12-inch Retina MacBook was going to replace the MacBook Air, it’s not going to be the case just yet. Apple just updated the MacBook Air page on its website after its press event. W... - Asana co-founder discusses Thiel’s donation to Trump
Asana co-founder and head of product Justin Rosenstein discussed the political views of his controversial investor and former board member Peter Thiel today at the Tech Inclusion conference in San Francisco. Asana isn’t the only company to face questions about its continued relationship with Thiel ... - Apple TV App Store has 8,000 apps, 2,000 of which are games
- Here’s what you can do with the Touch Bar on the new MacBook Pro
- EU-US Privacy Shield data transfer deal faces legal challenge
- The new MacBook Pro is here
- Apple debuts “TV,” a TV guide and watchlist app for Apple TV, iPhone and iPad
- Minecraft comes to Apple TV
- Yahoo releases transparency report in wake of spying revelations
- New FCC rule protects users from the prying eyes of ISPs
It’s a good day for consumers, and the advertisers are tearing out their hair: The FCC today voted to adopt new privacy rules that severely restrict what data ISPs can collect from you without your consent. The Association of National Advertisers called the rules “unprecedented, misguided and extre... - Alphabet reports a strong third quarter despite free-falling advertising values
Alphabet’s strategy of trying to stuff the difference between declining mobile advertising value with additional clicks appears to still be paying off as the company once again showed Wall Street that it can make a ton of money and continue to grow. Alphabet (we’re just gonna call it what it is bec... - Amazon plunges on earnings miss
- Mozilla strives for performance boost with new Project Quantum
- Get ready for a me-too CES
- Hands-on with Apple’s new Touch Bar MacBook Pro
- Vine stars react to #RIPVine
- Hemp can’t get you high, but it can get high-tech
- It looks like Apple killed its cheapest laptop for consumers
- Accel cofounder Jim Swartz: It hasn’t burst, but it’s a bubble all right
Earlier this week, the Swartz Center for Entrepreneurship, a “hub for entrepreneurship” in the center of Carnegie Mellon University’s Pittsburgh campus, was officially launched in an event attended by upwards of 600 students, alums, and professors. They’ll have even more to celebrate when construct... - Tesla Powerpack 2 has twice the energy density, began shipping in September
Tesla posted an appetizer of sorts for its event tomorrow, via a blog post that details Powerpack 2, the second iteration of Tesla’s commercial and utility energy storage solution. The Powerpack 2 actually started shipping quietly in September, with a brand new energy module on board that’s capable... - Apple’s MacBook Pro event recap
- Does Gillette know your name?
- Apple says no fun allowed on the Touch Bar
- China’s ZTO Express stumbles in its NYSE debut after raising $1.4B in IPO
- Jeff Bezos, Mayo Clinic back anti-aging startup Unity Biotechnology for $116 million
- LinkedIn Q3 sales up 23% to $960M in its last earnings ahead of MSFT acquisition
- Apple’s new MacBook Pro kills off most of the ports you probably need
Related articles
What the new MacBook Pro might have learned from iPhones and iPads (Macworld)(macworld.com)
Apple iPhone summer sales beat expectations at over 45 million(telegraph.co.uk)
Apple signals a return to sales growth for the holidays in its fourth-quarter earnings(feedproxy.google.com)
How to Watch / Live Stream Apple's 'Hello Again' Keynote(wccftech.com)
New MacBook Pro without standard USB ports to be launched by Apple next week(telegraph.co.uk)
With declining iPhone sales, Apple touts record growth in services(mashable.com)
How to set up and use Find My Mac(imore.com)
Posts
No comments:
Post a Comment