Daily Archives: October 12, 2016





audi_e-tron_edit1 The Audi R8 e-tron is dead if a report from Car and Driver is to be believed. The production version of the car was unveiled at the 2015 Geneva Auto Show and apparently Audi produced less than 100 vehicles — which sported a $1.1 million window sticker each. When announced the e-tron seemed like a key part of Audi’s future. Built in the same vain of the R8, the e-tron sat on top… Read More

Audi axed its electric supercar, per report





Lyft_PressKit_01 Lyft has struck a landmark partnership with one of the largest operators of senior living facilities in the U.S., Brookdale Senior Living. Through this partnership, Brookdale residents will be able to book a Lyft ride, on-demand or pre-scheduled via a concierge in their community, no smartphones or apps required. The rides will be billed to their rooms, and they won’t have to give out… Read More

Lyft partners with Brookdale to bring on-demand rides to senior ...




tribe-video-chat Tribe’s voice recognition video chat technology could make Snapchat and Facebook Messenger look outdated. That tech also attracted a $3 million seed round led by prestigious VC Sequoia, its first seed investment of the year. Today, Tribe’s one-touch video walkie talkie app launches a huge Version 2 update on iOS and Android powered by access to some unreleased Google voice APIs.… Read More

Tribe augments video chat with speech recognition subtitles and suggested ...



tribe-video-chat Tribe’s voice recognition video chat technology could make Snapchat and Facebook Messenger look outdated. That tech also attracted a $3 million seed round led by prestigious VC Sequoia, its first seed investment of the year. Today, Tribe’s one-touch video walkie talkie app launches a huge Version 2 update on iOS and Android powered by access to some unreleased Google voice APIs.… Read More

Tribe augments video chat with speech recognition subtitles and suggested ...


screen-shot-2016-10-12-at-1-28-10-pm A few days ago we revealed an automotive product from Anker called Roav. At the time, it seemed the Roav was an in-vehicle heads-up display that looked a lot like the Navdy. Today, Anker reached out with additional details. Roav, when it launches in November, will be Anker’s automotive brand, with the Roav Dashtop as the flagship product. Anker tells TechCrunch the Roav Dashtop… Read More

Anker reveals details about its upcoming automotive brand, Roav