Music Lovers’ Social Network Flowd Gets All New Mobile Apps

Music Lovers’ Social ...

The music lover’s social network Flowd , which recently arrived stateside after its European debut, just updated its mobile applications with a boatload of new features that make them worth a look. Up until now, Flowd was only mildly interesting, as it was primarily touting its 600...
Prototype Blade Laptops Stolen From Razer Offices

Prototype Blade Laptops...

We’ve been eagerly awaiting more news of Razer’s Blade , a 17-inch beast that they claim is “the world’s first true gaming laptop.” Alas, we didn’t think the news would be of the troubling variety: Razer says that two of their prototypes were stolen...

Google Launches 24×7 P...

Google has long been known as a company that favors algorithms and automation — which scale nicely to millions of people — over human-powered services, which don’t. That works well enough for them most of the time, but it’s led to one key issue: if something goes wrong...
The Real Pirates Of Silicon Valley?

The Real Pirates Of Sil...

ArcticStartup recently broke the news about an ambitious seasteading endeavor called Blueseed started by Silicon Valley founders Max Marty and Dario Mutabdzija. The post came shortly after Max pitched the idea (embedded below) at JumpStartDays on October 17th, in which he received a huge...
Arrived Has Arrived

Arrived Has Arrived...

Want to tell your friends that you’ve arrived somewhere, but you’re too lazy to check in to Foursquare, Twitter, Instagram, Batch, iMessage/or text them? WELL YOU’RE REALLY SAD IN LUCK EXTREMELY PRIVILEGED PEOPLE, BECAUSE TECHCRUNCH DISRUPT FINALIST ARRIVED HAS ARRIVED...

Google Acquires Katango...

Back in September we broke the news that Google was in talks to acquire Katango , a small Kleiner Perkins-backed startup that launched this past summer. Today, they’ve made it official: Katango just announced that it’s been acquired by Google, and that it’ll be joining...

First Quad-Core Tablet ...

Welcome to this morning’s edition of “First To Know,” a series in which we keep you in the know on what’s happening in the digital world. We’re keeping our eyes on six particular stories of interest today. Asus Unveils First Quad-Core Tablet Further details about the...

Steve’s Last Laug...

The year was 2008. I was at an event focused on mobile, sitting in on a roundtable discussion with several folks from key companies in the industry. One gentleman was from Adobe. The iPhone had launched the previous year, famously without any support for Flash. A lot of folks were up in...

Nintendo May Enable Two...

One of the big disappointments at E3 was the news that Nintendo’s weird new console, the Wii U , would only support one of their tablet controllers at once. But recent losses have made them reconsider their situation and the opportunities presented by allowing a second controller...

Griffin’s Beacon Lets...

A handful of new Android tablets can take control of your television thanks to their built-in IR blasters, but Griffin has just come through with a solution for those of you stuck with less versatile hardware. Enter the Beacon, a standalone IR transmitter that helps turn your Android...

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