Scrumpt, the healthy lunch for kids startup that debuted at TechCrunch Disrupt San Francisco in 2015, recently launched lunch meal kits with fresh food. Before, Scrumpt was only focused on non-perishable foods and required parents to supplement the lunches with items from home.
“We were not delivering wholly on convenience or nutrition,” Scrumpt co-founder Bri James told me. Read More
Source: TechCrunch
At 8 bucks per bulb, the Hyperikon LED offers strong dimming performance and better-looking colors in your home.
Source: CNET
Grocery delivery startup Instacart recently closed a $400 million Series D round of funding at a valuation of $3.4 billion. Now, the company is putting that capital to work by accelerating its expansion across the US, and offering free Instacart Express memberships to entice new users wherever it goes. According to the company’s Vice President of Product, Elliot Shmukler, the company… Read More
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A graphic designer made renderings of what the next iPhone might look like. And it looks pretty cool.
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Commentary: A job posting indicates new Spotify hardware is coming. Would it go on ears, wrist, or possibly eyes?
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The professional network hits the 500 million member milestone.
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According to newly unsealed documents, a federal court in California ruled that it is unlawful for Adobe to remain under an indefinite gag order regarding a search warrant for one of its users. In the ruling, the Los Angeles court concluded that the government had not made a sufficient argument to support the ongoing nature of a gag order it issued to Adobe 2016. Effectively, Adobe… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
While the outside doesn’t change much, Subie’s New Global Platform makes for a better-handling Impreza.
Source: CNET
Something about the polychromatic pointillism of lidar imagery has always intrigued me, but as a writer I can’t say I have many opportunities to use the technology. That’s why I’m excited about a lovely looking new game from the creators of Prison Architect in which you are exploring a pitch-black cave with nothing but lidar. Read More
Source: TechCrunch
AMD announced a new Radeon Pro Duo that has a lower TDP than its predecessor, but not quite as much raw power. It is targeting the professional sector and claims to trounce the Titan X in certain tests.
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