These Coca-Cola Bottles Have Light-Up Lightsabers Built Into Them
The final installment in the latest Star Wars trilogy is about to launch later this month, and as expected, the marketing...
Just because it’s legal, it doesn’t mean it’s right
Companies often tout their compliance with
industry standards — I’m sure you’ve seen the logos, stamps and “Privacy
...
‘Plundervolt’ attack breaches chip security with a shock to the system
Today’s devices have been secured against innumerable software attacks, but a new exploit called Plundervolt uses distinctly physical
...
Here are the five Startup Battlefield finalists at Disrupt Berlin
Fourteen startups presented onstage today at
Disrupt Berlin, giving live demos and rapid-fire presentations on their
origin stories...
Electric vehicle startup Nio lays off 141 employees at its North...
Electric vehicle startup Nio is laying off 141 people at its North American headquarters. According to a filing...
Fetchr – From Unicorn Dreams to Collapse Fears
Fetchr, Dubai based logistics company has raised 10 million USD as emergency funding to help avoid the eventual shut down. This news...
Netflix leases New York’s Paris Theatre
Netflix
is expanding its theatrical presence by signing a long-term lease for
The Paris Theatre, a historic...
Inside the Instagram AI that fills Explore with fresh, juicy content
Instagram has posted an article describing the behind-the-scenes machinery
that fills the Explore tab in Instagram with...
China Roundup: Y Combinator’s short-lived China dream
Hello and welcome back to TechCrunch’s China
Roundup, a digest of recent events shaping the Chinese tech landscape...
Adidas backpedals on robotic shoe production with Speed factory closures
An expensive experiment in global distribution has been abandoned by Adidas, which has announced that will close its robotic “Speedfactories” in Atlanta and Ansbach,...
