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Tenderly raises $15.3M to help Ethereum developers ship decentralized apps faster

5 years 2 months ago
Blockchain infrastructure startups are heating up as industry fervor brings more developers and users to a space that still feels extremely young despite a heavy institutional embrace of the crypto space in 2021. The latest crypto startup to court the attention of venture capitalists is Tenderly, which builds a developer platform for Ethereum devs to […]
Lucas Matney

Amazon’s Fire TV Cube now supports Zoom calls on your TV

5 years 2 months ago
Late last year, Amazon launched support for two-way calling that worked with its Fire TV Cube devices. The feature allowed consumers to make and receive calls from their connected TV to any other Alexa device with a screen. Today, the company is expanding this system to enable support for two-way calling with Zoom. Starting today, […]
Sarah Perez

Early-stage founders: Beat the clock & buy a $79 Founder pass to TC Disrupt 2021

5 years 2 months ago
If you’re an early-stage founder, you’d be wise to make TechCrunch Disrupt 2021 (September 21-23) your must-attend virtual destination. It’s the OG of tech startup conferences, draws more than 10,000 attendees from around the world and features some of the most gifted, visionary minds and makers across the entire tech spectrum. Cash-strapped founders in the […]
Alexandra Ames

Facebook’s next product will be its long-awaited Ray-Ban smart glasses

5 years 2 months ago
Facebook’s booming business is dominated by digital ads, but it also has hardware ambitions beyond VR. During the company’s latest earnings call, CEO Mark Zuckerberg said its next product release would be a pair of smart glasses from Ray-Ban. “The glasses have their iconic form factor, and they let you do some pretty neat things,” the Facebook […]
Matt Burns

They’re programmed to work hard and play hard

5 years 2 months ago
Industrial robotics are big and heavy — and in some cases, legitimately dangerous. They’re also extremely difficult to train — particularly if you plan to implement them for tasks outside of their purpose-built intentions. There’s huge opportunity for the right AI/software company to come along and help make the bulky systems intended for things like […]
Brian Heater

Nothing Ear (1) review

5 years 2 months ago
It’s always exciting to see a new company enter the consumer hardware space — and deliver a solid first product out of the game.
Brian Heater
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