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Gillmor Gang LIVE 07.22.16

10 years 2 months ago
 Gillmor Gang – Keith Teare, Frank Radice, Kevin Marks, and Steve Gillmor. LIVE recording session has concluded for today. Our live chat stream during the show broadcast Gillmor Gang’s Facebook page HERE G3’s archive on ustream G3’s Facebook page HERE Read More
Steve Gillmor

NASA’s Curiosity rover can now pick which bits of Mars to scan on its own

10 years 2 months ago
 Curiosity may be an older dog (the rover landed on Mars in 2012), but it’s still picking up new tricks. NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory recently revealed (via Verge) that the robot can now pick its own targets when choosing rocks to scan with its laser spectrometer, a task formerly reserved for remote operation by scientists back here on Earth. JPL created the software that now… Read More
Darrell Etherington

3Doodler’s CEO talks about what comes after the crowdfunding

10 years 2 months ago
 “You don’t just hand over a prototype to manufacturing and say, ‘make this,’ ” Maxwell Bogue explains, offering some off-hand advice to hardware startups. “Whatever you made is wrong. It’s just not mass producible, as much you think it is.” He speaks from experience. The first time I met Wobbleworks’ CEO, his office was a small cube in a… Read More
Brian Heater

Verizon is close to buying Yahoo assets: sources

10 years 2 months ago
 The protracted question of who is buying beleaguered Yahoo may finally have an answer. According to three reports published today, and our own sources, Verizon (which owns TechCrunch by way of AOL) is now the most likely company to snap up the company’s core assets — which include its search, content, mobile and advertising business — and possibly also some real estate,… Read More
Ingrid Lunden

Facebook’s new open source project makes it easier to get started with React

10 years 2 months ago
 Facebook’s React project is an open source library that allows developers to quickly build apps and their user interfaces in JavaScript. But that’s a bit of an understatement, because besides JavaScript, you also have to learn a lot of tools to simply set up a React project. While Facebook has talked about its own tooling for React, most individual developers and startups… Read More
Frederic Lardinois

100% Fun

10 years 2 months ago
 If 2016 taught us anything it’s that the internet isn’t fun anymore. It’s not that a soulless network of computers interconnected via TCP/IP was ever supposed to be fun. It’s that eventually fun overlaid itself on that network and created a world where nearly everyone could interact without fear. Kids grew up in a world where it was easier to talk to someone in… Read More
John Biggs

Welcome to ‘The Daily Crunch,’ TechCrunch’s new curated daily newsletter

10 years 2 months ago
 An inbox is a terrible thing to waste, which is why I’m going to make yours much better. Welcome to The Daily Crunch, a new daily, me-curated newsletter from TechCrunch. With The Daily Crunch I not only want to keep you up to date with the biggest news in emerging tech, but also to put the news in context – and have some fun. The entire TechCrunch team does a lot of great work… Read More
Darrell Etherington

Dear Google, the future is fewer people writing code

10 years 2 months ago
 There’s a reason why a college education still demands a level of proficiency in various topics, as well as offers a bulk of elective credits. Even at 20 years old, most people haven’t found enough intersectionality between what they enjoy and what they are good at to pick a career — so why are we talking about grooming children to become software developers before… Read More
Adam LaGreca

For Dyson, the 360 Eye robot vacuum is only the beginning

10 years 2 months ago
 But true advances takes time, and the tech behind Dyson’s first robot vacuum is nothing if not advanced. The 360 Eye vacuum boasts a sophisticated 360-degree vision system that combines a top-mounted spherical camera with a pair of advanced sensors flanking the robot’s ‘face,’ and is designed to be much smarter than the competition from Roomba and others, as well as… Read More
Darrell Etherington

7-Eleven delivers by drone in Reno including, yes, Slurpees

10 years 2 months ago
 7-Eleven Inc. and a tech startup called Flirtey have beaten Amazon to the punch in making the first drone delivery to a customer’s home in the U.S. Most already know 7-Eleven, the convenience store retail chain that boasts about 10,800 stores in North America and 59,500 in total around the world. Flirtey is a privately held company based in Reno, Nevada, which builds and operates drones… Read More
Lora Kolodny

Israel is opening an innovation center to showcase Israeli technology and inspire young entrepreneurs

10 years 2 months ago
 It’s no secret that Israel is a hotbed of technological innovation. Just over the past few years the country has given birth to popular consumer startups like Waze, Viber and Fiverr. Plus, Israel also is the birthplace of many hard science inventions like USB Flash Drives and coronary stents. But Israel is at a crossroads of sorts. While the country wants to proudly show off… Read More
Fitz Tepper

Apply to The Duke Of York’s next series of Pitch@Palace events

10 years 2 months ago
 The Duke Of York in England runs a unique series of events called Pitch@Palace which have become a respected fixture in the London startup scene. Application are now open for the next series of events. Entrepreneurs can apply from any of the following areas: • Biotech and Medical Technology • Consumer Technology and Internet of Things • Cybersecurity • Data Management and… Read More
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