Let the Flying Spaghetti Monster help you make the perfect pasta with this whimsical noodle strainer.
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Commentary: In India, Satya Nadella spots two journalists with iPads. He isn’t entirely impressed.
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Makespace, one of the many startups that launched to give consumers a new option for storing their stuff, has a new chief executive, TechCrunch has confirmed. The company’s thirty year-old co-founder and chief executive Sam Rosen is stepping down to make room at the top for Rahul Gandhi, Rosen’s fellow founder and Makespace’s chief operating officer. News of the change at the… Read More
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The metallic star of “Forbidden Planet” will go home with the highest bidder at Bonhams’ “Out of This World” movie memorabilia auction.
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The Surface Book 2 was finally introduced after months of speculation. We compare the Surface Book 2 vs. Surface Book with Performance Base to see if it’s the upgrade that Surface fans have been anxiously awaiting.
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The Audiophiliac checks out another piece of Schiit audio gear, the Vidar stereo amp.
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The company says the departure was “completely amicable.”
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A taxi-hailing app. A transplant device developer. An online mortgage provider. Those businesses may have little in common, but one shared thread is that U.S. startups in these sectors have all secured large funding rounds led by Russia-based investors. They’re not alone. Over the past seven years, Russia-based e investors have participated in more than 300 funding rounds for… Read More
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Time spent by people watching Instagram Stories — which is temporary sharing with private replies — could someday significantly surpass time spent in the Instagram Feed, which is the permanent stream of photos and videos with comments. Although numbers comparing sharing and time spent between Stories and Feed are not available, there’s more to be done. Read More
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Robin, which pitched a combined “Uber for lawn care” and robotic-lawnmower-as-a-service at Disrupt SF’s Startup Battlefield last year, is making some big changes. It quietly sold the first part to Porch earlier this year, and is now focused on expanding the robot service nationwide via a franchising plan. (And they’re going to be on Shark Tank.) Read More
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