Dell’s XPS 13 2-in-1 is a little dated at this point, with older seventh-gen low-powered CPUs, while the Samsung Notebook 9 Pen benefits from its newer, more powerful eighth-generation Intel Core processor.
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TechCrunch has learned of a potentially serious new bug affecting a wide range of Apple devices. During their development work on an international news feed, software engineers at Aloha Browser discovered two unicode symbols in a non-English language that can crash any Apple device that uses Apple’s default San Francisco font. The bug instigates crashes on iPhones, iPads, Macs and even… Read More
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The investor who made a massive bet on Facebook thought about exiting over national politics, according to the Wall Street Journal.
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Commentary: Harmony still rules the roost, but that can’t last forever. Will the category change drastically or just go away?
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Amazon today is rolling out the biggest makeover for its Alexa Skills Kit Developer Console – the console where voice app developers create their skills – since its debut back in 2015. The new console has been redesigned with a focus on improving developer workflows, says Amazon. It now offers separate sections for “build,” “test,” “launch,”… Read More
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Pandora Premium, which allows listeners to listen to specific albums and songs, is getting a website to accompany its app.
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I’ve been holding a series of micro meetups in New York over the past few years and I thought we should have one on February 28 to talk about token sales/ICOs. I’ll bring in an outside speaker and I’d love to have one or two companies pitch who are working on their own token. If you would like to be on a panel with me or pitch in front of the group email john@techcrunch.com… Read More
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The company says it’s found a way around the opposition to stem cell research by using postpartum placentas instead of embryos.
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LiveLike, a startup that powers VR streaming experiences for broadcasters like FOX Sports and Sky, has raised a $9.6M Series B round led by Greycroft Partners and Lepe Partners. This brings total funding raised to just over $23M. As a refresher, LiveLike’s VR experience let you select different camera angles, sit in and look around a virtual “suite”, view pre-produced content… Read More
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