Welcome to the 2016 TechCrunch Holiday Gift Guide! We’ll be rolling out a bunch of guides leading up to Christmas, hopefully making your holiday shopping a little easier. Looking for gifts for others on your list? Check out our full 2016 Gift Guide Hub. Read More 12 picture-perfect gifts for your photographer friendsThis entry was posted in Gadgets TC on November 30, 2016 by Darrell Etherington
Earlier this fall, Twitter opened up access to its storytelling feature “Moments” to all Twitter users, allowing anyone to create their own stories using tweets and photos uploaded to the service. At the time, Moments creation was only available on the web, but the company promised that mobile support would arrive soon. Today, it has — Twitter has announced that the ability… Read More Twitter now lets mobile users make their own MomentsThis entry was posted in moments Social TC and tagged twitter on November 30, 2016 by Sarah Perez
Ditching frills for focus The Headphone doesn’t offer activity tracking or fancy gesture controls – instead, it promises Bluetooth audio, with physical buttons on the right earbud to control playback and volume. The case for The Headphone just holds the buds for charging; unlike The Dash, the storage container does not also hold backup charge for the headset. Despite everything… Read More Bragi’s The Headphone proves fully wireless earbuds can be greatThis entry was posted in Gadgets hardware Reviews TC on November 30, 2016 by Darrell Etherington
Got a new NES Classic Edition but woefully disappointed at the official controller’s short, corded-only options? Third party alternatives are popping up, but the new NES30 Classic Edition Set and Retro Receiver are a good bet, and are up for pre-order now. The kit is from 8BItdo, which has been making wireless and wired retro versions of classic control controllers for a while now, and… Read More 8Bitdo’s NES Classic Edition wireless controller kit adds retro gamepad ...This entry was posted in Gadgets Gaming TC on November 30, 2016 by Darrell Etherington
Over the past few months, Samsung has been understandably manic, trying to get replacement phones in the hands of former Note 7 owners. According to the company’s public-facing numbers, its bids have been pretty successful, convincing customers to stick with the brand by way of the S7 and S7 Edge, even as confidence in the brand has been deeply shaken. There are, of course, plenty of… Read More Meizu looks to fill in a Note 7-shaped hole with ...This entry was posted in Gadgets hardware on November 30, 2016 by Brian Heater
GoPro today announced the company will cut 200 jobs, about 15% of its global workforce. The company says this will reduce its 2017 non-GAAP operating expenses to about $650 million and will help the company fulfill CEO Nick Woodman’s stated goal of returning the company to profitbility in 2017. Company president Tony Bates is stepping down from his position at the end of 2016, saying in… Read More GoPro to cut 15% of workforce in restructuring effortThis entry was posted in Gadgets GoPro Nick Woodman on November 30, 2016 by Matt Burns
Garments with microscopic natural carbon particles can evaporate sweat more efficiently and help an athlete's body manage heat. The post Go Ahead, Get Sweaty. Microparticles Can Cool You Down appeared first on WIRED. Go Ahead, Get Sweaty. Microparticles Can Cool You DownThis entry was posted in Gear on November 30, 2016 by Tim Newcomb
Best solution to the holiday madness? Hit the bar. The post 18 Chilled, Shaken, and Exquisite Gifts for the Bar appeared first on WIRED. 18 Chilled, Shaken, and Exquisite Gifts for the BarThis entry was posted in Food and Drink Gear on November 30, 2016 by Lauren Goodman
If you're a hardcore DIYer, an internet-connected garage door opener might be compelling. The post Review: Skylink Atoms Garage Door Opener appeared first on WIRED. Review: Skylink Atoms Garage Door OpenerThis entry was posted in Gear smart home on November 30, 2016 by Christopher Null
Style transfer startup Prisma added support to its iOS app for livestreaming its art filter effects in real-time via Facebook Live earlier this month — but almost immediately the startup’s access to the Live API was cut off by the social media platform giant. Read More Facebook has cut off Prisma’s Live Video accessThis entry was posted in Apps augmented reality Europe iOS Social Startups TC and tagged facebook social media on November 30, 2016 by Natasha Lomas