These are what Facebook calls “VR emoji,” and they’re the company’s vision for how we’ll convey emotion in virtual reality. We’re not talking about yellow illustrated emoticons popping up over your head. Instead, your avatar’s eyes, eye brows, mouth and other facial features will change to mimic how we exhibit body language in the real… Read More Facebook invents “virtual reality emoji” gesturesThis entry was posted in Apps emoji Social TC Virtual reality and tagged facebook on October 6, 2016 by Josh Constine
Sony has a pair of new cameras for sale — though perhaps “new” isn’t the word, since they’re more like upgrades to existing devices. The price is upgraded, too. You’re not getting away for under a grand, though you’ll be getting a lot of camera for your money. The RX100 V is, as you might guess, the fifth iteration of this pocket-size powerhouse.… Read More Sony packs more power into its compact cameras with the ...This entry was posted in cameras Gadgets hardware Photography Sony TC on October 6, 2016 by Devin Coldewey
Sony has a pair of new cameras for sale — though perhaps “new” isn’t the word, since they’re more like upgrades to existing devices. The price is upgraded, too. You’re not getting away for under a grand, though you’ll be getting a lot of camera for your money. The RX100 V is, as you might guess, the fifth iteration of this pocket-size powerhouse.… Read More Sony packs more power into its compact cameras with the ...This entry was posted in cameras Gadgets hardware Photography Sony TC on October 6, 2016 by Devin Coldewey
Nike announced earlier this week that it will be releasing a new edition of the Nike Mags, its self-lacing shoes inspired by Back to the Future — but only 89 pairs, which will be raffled off (tickets cost $10), with proceeds benefiting the Michael J. Fox Foundation‘s research on Parkinson’s disease. I got a chance to (briefly) try on a pair of Mags and discuss the… Read More Trying on Nike’s limited edition, self-lacing ‘Back to the Future’ ...This entry was posted in Gadgets TC Video on October 6, 2016 by Anthony Ha
Nike announced earlier this week that it will be releasing a new edition of the Nike Mags, its self-lacing shoes inspired by Back to the Future — but only 89 pairs, which will be raffled off (tickets cost $10), with proceeds benefiting the Michael J. Fox Foundation‘s research on Parkinson’s disease. I got a chance to (briefly) try on a pair of Mags and discuss the… Read More Trying on Nike’s limited edition, self-lacing ‘Back to the Future’ ...This entry was posted in Gadgets TC Video on October 6, 2016 by Anthony Ha
Kodak accidentally teased an upcoming phone today in a now-deleted tweet. Fortunately, the image accompanying the tweet is also easily found at Kodakphones.com. Read More Kodak teases a new phone for an October 20 revealThis entry was posted in Gadgets hardware Mobile Phones on October 6, 2016 by Devin Coldewey
The Wall Street Journal is reporting that Snap — the now-parent company of Snapchat — is working on an initial public offering for as early as March that could value the company at $25 billion or higher. The company most-recently raised $1.8 billion in a financing round in May this year. The company has around 150 million daily active users, and leaked documents reported by… Read More Snap is reportedly preparing for an IPO that could value ...This entry was posted in Fundings & Exits IPO Mobile Startups TC and tagged snapchat on October 6, 2016 by Matthew Lynley
Art filter photo app Prisma is adding a big new feature to its iOS app in an update landing today: support for videos. Read More Prisma adds art filtered video, GIFs coming nextThis entry was posted in Apps Europe iOS Social Startups TC Video and tagged instagram on October 6, 2016 by Natasha Lomas
Emburse launched last year seeking out businesses that wanted to handle one-time or a few expenses through issuing prepaid corporate debit cards. But it may be that the market, which is filled with a disparate different kinds of tools, needs a mo... Emburse looks to give third-party developers ways to easily issue ...This entry was posted in Enterprise Mobile Startups TC on October 6, 2016 by Matthew Lynley
Capital One is making another acquisition in the fintech space, this time snatching up the price tracking service Paribus, which helps online shoppers get automatic refunds when prices dropped on items they purchased. Deal terms were not disclosed, but the acquisition involves bring both the team and the technology itself to Capital One. Launched at TechCrunch Disrupt NY 2015, Paribus’… Read More Capital One acquires online price tracker ParibusThis entry was posted in Battlefield capital one Finance Fundings & Exits Mobile paribus Startups TC on October 6, 2016 by Sarah Perez