The blimp that caught fire over Wisconsin is technically a 'thermal airship.' How a Blimp Crashed and Caught Fire at the US ...This entry was posted in Transportation on June 15, 2017 by Jack Stewart
Routers aren't great at security—and apparently no one knows that better than the CIA Latest WikiLeaks Release Shows How the CIA Hacks Your RouterThis entry was posted in Security on June 15, 2017 by Andy Greenberg
When it looks, feels and is packaged like a competitor’s, is it really competition or just a knockoff? The Juiced Board comes dangerously close to echoing that sort of sentiment. Juiced and Boosted are words that loosely share the same meaning, but it’s the appearances where both electric skateboards really seem to converge. Until now, I never would have recommended a sub-$1,000… Read More The Juiced Board is a valiant attempt at securing the ...This entry was posted in Gadgets Reviews TC on June 15, 2017 by Stefan Etienne
As the DHS, FBI, and NSA pin cyberattacks on North Korea, here's how to understand the motivations of the Hermit Kingdom's hackers. North Korea’s Cyberattacks Are Chaotic, But Also Make Perfect SenseThis entry was posted in Security on June 15, 2017 by Andy Greenberg
Launched last August, China's QUESS satellite recently achieved its goal: it sent single entangled photons between two cities 750 miles apart. Quantum cryptography, here we come. Chinese Satellite Relays a Quantum Signal Between Cities This entry was posted on June 15, 2017 by Sophia Chen
Slack is in the midst of raising another $500 million in financing at what could be a $5 billion valuation — money it will likely critically need as it goes after major corporate clients and construct a functional business — according to a report by Recode. Slack also got some interest with a $9 billion price tag from Amazon, according to a report from Bloomberg last night. All… Read More Slack is reportedly raising another huge $500M round of fundingThis entry was posted in Amazon Apps Enterprise Microsoft Mobile slack Startups TC on June 15, 2017 by Matthew Lynley
Scopely just announced that it has raised $60 million in Series C funding. The round was led by Revolution Growth, a firm led by former AOL executives Steve Case and Ted Leonsis (AOL owns TechCrunch), which targets startups outside Silicon Valley and New York. (Scopely is headquartered in Los Angeles.) Revolution’s Donn Davis is joining Scopely’s board of directors, while… Read More Mobile gaming company Scopely raises $60MThis entry was posted in Fundings & Exits Gaming Mobile Startups TC on June 15, 2017 by Anthony Ha
We aren’t fully sounding the :siren: bells just yet, but Snap today took yet another dive as it tapped $17.20 this morning — and is now hovering just above the price that it set for its initial public offering. Snap’s last earnings report resulted in a disaster, and while the company still managed to stay above $20 for an extended period of time, a string of bad days for… Read More Snap hit another major low and is rapidly tumbling toward ...This entry was posted in Apps Finance Mobile Social TC and tagged facebook pinterest twitter on June 15, 2017 by Matthew Lynley
New outdoor and adventure gear considers women's physiology, not just a preference for pink. Outdoor Gear For Women Evolves Beyond ‘Shrink It and Pink ...This entry was posted in Gear on June 15, 2017 by Stephanie Pearson
Lip-syncing social network Musical.ly is getting into original content, thanks to new deals with Viacom, NBCU and Hearst, which will bring short-form video series to the app. However, unlike the original videos found on Snapchat – an app that’s often the next step up for the tween-age Musical.ly audience – these shows are designed to be interactive. That is, the shows… Read More Musical.ly gets into original content with new shows from Viacom, ...This entry was posted in Apps Media Mobile Social Startups TC Video on June 15, 2017 by Sarah Perez