Mozilla lays off 70 as it waits for new products to generate revenue | TechCrunch
Mozilla lays off 70 as it waits for new products to generate revenue Mozilla laid off about 70 employees today, TechCrunch has learned. In an internal memo, Mozilla chairwoman and interim CEO Mitchell Baker specifically mentions the slow rollout of the organization’s new revenue-generating products as the reason for why it needed to take this action. The overall number may still be higher, though,
You can now try Microsoft's web-based version of Visual Studio | TechCrunch
You can now try Microsoft’s web-based version of Visual Studio Earlier this year, at its Build developers conference, Microsoft announced that it was working on a web-based version of its Visual Studio IDE. At the time, Visual Studio Online went into a private preview, open to a select number of developers. Now, at its Ignite conference, the company has opened the service to all developers who wan
Password expiration is dead, long live your passwords | TechCrunch
May was a momentous month, which marked a victory for sanity and pragmatism over irrational paranoia. I’m obviously not talking about politics. I’m talking about Microsoft finally — finally! but credit to them for doing this nonetheless! — removing the password expiration policies from their Windows 10 security baseline. Although NIST and others precede this and deserve that credit, I think it’s w
Twitter takes down 'a large number' of Chinese-language accounts ahead of Tiananmen Square anniversary | TechCrunch
Media & Entertainment Twitter takes down ‘a large number’ of Chinese-language accounts ahead of Tiananmen Square anniversary Twitter has suspended a large number of Chinese-language user accounts, including those belonging to critics of China’s government. It seems like a particularly ill-timed move, occurring just days before thirtieth anniversary of the Tiananmen Square massacre on June 4. “A la
Arm announces its new premium CPU and GPU designs | TechCrunch
Arm, the company that designs the basic chip architecture for most of the world’s smartphones, today announced the launch of its next suite of designs for premium phones. It’ll be a while before you’ll see the first phones that use chips based on this design, but typically we see the first actual chips before the end of the year. With this launch, the company is announcing the Cortex-A77 CPU, the
An ode to Apple's awful MacBook keyboard | TechCrunch
Yes I am very late to this. But I am also very annoyed so I am adding my voice to the now sustained chorus of complaints about Apple’s redesigned Mac keyboard: How very much it sucks. Truly, madly, deeply. This is the keyboard that Apple “completely redesigned” in 2015, in its quest for size zero hardware, switching from a scissor mechanism for the keys to what it described then as the “new Apple-
Under a millimeter wide and powered by light, these tiny cameras could hide almost anywhere | TechCrunch
Under a millimeter wide and powered by light, these tiny cameras could hide almost anywhere As if there weren’t already cameras enough in this world, researchers created a new type that is both microscopic and self-powered, making it possible to embed just about anywhere and have it work perpetually. It’s undoubtedly cool technology, but it’s probably also going to cause a spike in tinfoil sales.
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Foxconn, best known for manufacturing practically everything in the world, has just announced the purchase of Belkin, the PC peripherals company, for $866 million in cash. (Technically its networking-focused subsidiary, Foxconn Interconnect Technology, made the purchase.) That certainly makes it one of the larger consumer electronics acquisitions in recent memory. You probably know Belkin for its
Salesforce is buying MuleSoft at enterprise value of $6.5 billion | TechCrunch
Salesforce is buying MuleSoft at enterprise value of $6.5 billion Salesforce announced today that it intends to buy MuleSoft in a deal valued at a whopping $6.5 billion. That’s not necessarily the selling price, but the amount the company has been valued at based on stocks, bonds and cash on hand. The exact price was not available yet, but the company did indicate it was paying $44.89 per share fo
It's time to give Firefox another chance | TechCrunch
If you’re like me, you switched your default browser over to Chrome years ago and never looked back. Chances are, before you made the switch, you used Firefox or — God forbid — Internet Explorer. What made Chrome stand out back then was its speed and simplicity, especially at a time when Firefox felt like it was getting slower and heavier with every update. But times have changed. It’s now time to
Vimeo acquires Livestream, launches its own live video product | TechCrunch
Startups Vimeo acquires Livestream, launches its own live video product After abandoning its plans to launch a subscription video-on-demand business earlier this year, IAC-owned streaming video site Vimeo announced today that it’s acquiring the live video streaming platform, Livestream, and launching its own live streaming product, Vimeo Live. The move to integrate Livestream’s technology into Vim
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