CNET is giving away a special set of 87 Android pins to one lucky winner. Could it be you?
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This week I’m sharing an Instagram account that’s not about photography. It illustrates why you can never be too careful around large bodies of water.
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Ian Malcolm. David Levinson. That dude who turns into a gross human/fly hybrid. Siri?
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On one hand, this is ridiculous. On the other, who doesn’t get annoyed by in-movie texters? And during “Guardians”?
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The trailblazing scientist, who will be represented in a Lego set depicting the female stars of NASA, celebrates her birthday this week.
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It’s Day 2 from Disrupt New York, Symphony joins the Unicorn Club, you can now sort Instagram stories by location and scientists 3D-printed ovaries and made mouse babies. All this on Crunch Report. Read More
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The era of unicorn startups has created a distorted view of entrepreneurial success. All the talk about billion-dollar exits has inflated the numbers that define a win. Starting and selling a company for $100 million dollars is an outlier event in terms of pure entrepreneurial probability, but such outcomes are viewed as well short of success in many corners of today’s startup world. Read More
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Over the past two days, 20 companies have taken the stage at TechCrunch’s Startup Battlefield, where they presented their products and took questions from our expert judges.
Now, with the help of those judges, we’ve selected five startups to compete tomorrow in the Battlefield finals. They are:
Collider
Collider‘s flagship printer Orchid, which is still in a… Read More
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At its presentation to financial analysts today, AMD presented an outline of upcoming product rollouts, and it highlighted all the buzzy stuff to impress Wall Street.
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Who says you can’t get something for nothing? If you have modest needs, and you’re willing to work at it, you can score some no-strings-attached data.
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