Month: July 2022

Indian fitness platform, Ultrahuman, is expanding its wearable portfolio by launching a smart ring to boost its ability to provide tech loving ‘biohackers’ — and, it hopes, health-concerned Boomers — with more insightful metabolic insights. Sensors embedded in the forthcoming Ultrahuman Ring include temperature, heart rate and movement monitors, which enable the device to track
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“Stephen Strange, the Illuminati will see you now,” says Karl Mordo in Doctor Strange in the Multiverse of Madness, ahead of an epic encounter with a mysterious group of superheroes. The 28th Marvel Cinematic Universe movie is available to stream on Disney Plus, following its theatrical release in May. The 28th MCU movie landed in theaters last month
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GoldFire StudiosDeveloper: GoldFire Studios Out: 2023 Wishlist I never knew how much I wanted a cross between Firewatch and The Long Dark until I watched the trailer for Arctic Awakening. A first-person narrative adventure, it’s set following a plane crash in the Arctic, where you’re accompanied only by a seemingly useless hovering AI drone thing.
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As the crypto markets continue to trend downward, the world’s second-largest crypto exchange, FTX, remains undeterred. “Our priorities have not changed,” Mark Wetjen, head of policy and regulatory strategy at FTX, told TechCrunch. “Markets will do what they do, but the reality is that the digital asset marketplace and digital asset ecosystem, we believe, is
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Happy Monday. It’s Independence Day here in the United States, which means that much of TechCrunch is on holiday. But as last week came to a close, several important pieces of data dropped that are worth our consideration. Let’s not let that opportunity pass, day off or not. (Also, this is the last day of
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NetflixProduced by CD Projekt Red, they who eventually brought us a vaguely working version of Cyberpunk 2077, and animated by Japanese anime studio, Studio Trigger, this really looks to be a full-on Polish/Japanese collaboration. Trigger—formed by Hiroyuki Imaishi and Masahiko Ōtsuka, formerly of legendary studio Gainax—are providing the scripting, but the stories are based on
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Alejandro ZielinskyDeveloper: Alejandro Zielinsky Out: Now Wishlist Well, here’s lovely. Existing on the midpoint of Tomb Raider GO and Monument Valley is Poly Vita, a puzzle game where you rearrange the level’s tiles to build your character’s path. Advertisement It’s by Alejandro Zielinsky, and is out on iOS and Android already, and in the process
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A breast pump is a must for parents who are breastfeeding, a crucial tool that keeps your low milk supply flowing when you can’t breastfeed directly. Breast pumping increases milk production and helps build up a stash of breast milk for when you’re not home. Breast pumps also prevent clogged ducts and allow you to
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You’ve brushed off your Keynote skills, you’re giddy that you’re finally going to be able to start paying yourself a living wage, and you are excited to start pitching your startup’s next round of funding to your investors. It’s heady times, for sure, but hit the other pedal there for a moment, friend — you
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Welcome to The TechCrunch Exchange, a weekly startups-and-markets newsletter. It’s inspired by the daily TechCrunch+ column where it gets its name. Want it in your inbox every Saturday? Sign up here. There is a paradox when it comes to retail investors: Many startup-related deals are out of their reach (in part for their own sake).
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The TCL 30 XE has a bad screen, skimpy storage, lackluster camera, and runs a version of Android that’s nearly two years behind everyone else. It’s basically a slightly cheaper, slightly worse version of the Samsung Galaxy A13 5G that only works on T-Mobile. But it’s $200, and at that price, it’s about the best
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Google says it’ll start automatically deleting visits to abortion clinics, domestic violence shelters, weight loss clinics, and other potentially sensitive locations from users’ location histories in the coming weeks. In a blog post on Friday, the company says that the deletion will happen “soon after” the visit, once its systems have identified that a trip
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June brought another wave of layoffs in tech, with cuts impacting roughly the same number of employees as May: 16,000 employees, according to tracker layoffs.fyi. Another layoff aggregator from TrueUp paints a more dire picture, counting 26,000 impacted employees this month, up from about 20,000 last month. Either way, the data is grim. The end
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Why the post-money valuation model isn’t an accurate indicator of worth Bastian Hasslinger 8 hours Bastian Hasslinger Contributor Bastian Hasslinger is an investor at Picus Capital. He is building Picus’ Berlin office focusing on early-stage technology ventures. Under normal circumstances, the higher the valuation of a startup, the better it is for all stakeholders involved.
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