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Basecamp sees mass employee exodus after CEO bans political discussions Following a controversial ban on political discussions earlier this week, Basecamp employees are heading for the exits. The company employs around 60 people, and roughly a third of the company appears to have accepted buyouts to leave, many citing new company policies. On Monday, Basecamp CEO Jason Fried anounced in a blog pos
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Microsoft launches Visual Studio Online, an online code editor Microsoft today announced the private preview launch of Visual Studio Online, an online code editor the company is positioning as a companion to Visual Studio and Visual Studio Code. The service is based on the Visual Studio Code, Microsoft’s popular free and open-source desktop code editor. This means Visual Studio Online will also su
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Hardware Nike Says The FuelBand Isn’t Dead, New Color Options Coming Nike was said to be shutting down its FuelBand department on the heels of layoffs on Friday, signalling a significant exit of the wearable fitness device market by one of the more prominent companies involved in the space. That’s not quite true, however, according to information provided to Re/code by the company. There were inde
Apple Acquires Rapid-Fire Camera App Developer SnappyLabs [Update: Confirmed] | TechCrunch
Startups Apple Acquires Rapid-Fire Camera App Developer SnappyLabs [Update: Confirmed] Apple has acquired the one-man photo technology startup SnappyLabs, maker of SnappyCam, sources tell me. [Update 1/5/2014 9:15am PST: Apple confirms the acquisition.] The startup was founded and run solely by John Papandriopoulos, an electrical engineering PhD from the University Of Melbourne who invented a way
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Facebook Will Launch A News Reader At June 20th Press Event. Update: It Launched Instagram Video | TechCrunch
Media & Entertainment Facebook Will Launch A News Reader At June 20th Press Event. Update: It Launched Instagram Video [Update June 24th: Facebook is in fact working on a fresh news reading experience, but we were mistaken about the launch date. It revealed Instagram For Video on June 20th. However, a source tells TechCrunch that Facebook is working on a reading product, but its not based on RSS o
Google Introduces An Easier Way To Sync Gmail Contacts To Your iPhone | TechCrunch
Google Introduces An Easier Way To Sync Gmail Contacts To Your iPhone No need to let Facebook and Twitter have all the iOS-integration fun: today, Google announced a new, easier way for Gmail users to sync their Google Contacts to their iOS devices. The company is introducing support for an open protocol called CardDAV, which will allow third party clients, including, most notably, the native iOS
You Might Be Able To Download Your Tweets By The End Of The Year | TechCrunch
“When can we download all of our tweets?”-@emilybell “Before the end of the year”-@dickc, with a caveat on an engineer’s capability. #ONA12 — Alex Howard (@digiphile) September 21, 2012 Users might able to download all of their past tweets by the end of the year, according to reports from those attending Twitter CEO Dick Costolo’s talk at the Online News Association conference. In response to Emil
Dropbox Rewrote Its Entire Browser-Side Codebase In 1 Week | TechCrunch
The engineering team at Dropbox re-wrote its browser-side codebase one week last July, according to a post on the Dropbox tech blog. The rewrite was done to translate all of its JavaScript into a language called CoffeeScript. CoffeeScript is a language that compiles into JavaScript. It offers an alternative syntax that looks more like Python or Ruby, with the goal of enabling “literate programming
Sequoia Invests $8 Million In Messaging App Maker WhatsApp: Sources | TechCrunch
Sequoia Invests $8 Million In Messaging App Maker WhatsApp: Sources Messaging apps that let you use your smartphone to text or chat with your friends or even large groups of people, often free of charge, are red hot. We’ve heard from a reliable source that one of the companies making waves in the space, WhatsApp, has just secured $8 million in financing from Sequoia Capital, and possibly other inv
With OS X Lion, It's No Longer Point & Click, It's Flick & Swipe | TechCrunch
It feels like we’re on the verge of something — “feel” being the keyword. Personal computing has more or less been the same for a few decades now. It’s the mouse, the keyboard, the monitor, and the machine. With things like notebook computers, this has been altered a bit, but it’s the same basic idea. But with the rise of smartphones and now tablets, the whole concept is finally starting evolve. A
Goodbye, MacBook Pro. The New MacBook Air Is That Good.
Last Wednesday, I got my hands on one of the new MacBook Airs. I haven’t touched my MacBook Pro since. It’s six months old. RIP. I know that sounds outrageous. Or like hyperbole. But it’s not. When I wrote up my initial thoughts, it was after only a few hours of usage. I hadn’t even used it outside the house yet. But now I have. I’ve used it almost everywhere I’ve been for just about a week now. T
OS X 10.7 Lion: It's OS X Meets iOS. Muti-Touch, Mac App Store, Mission Control, More | TechCrunch
OS X 10.7 Lion: It's OS X Meets iOS. Muti-Touch, Mac App Store, Mission Control, More Today during their Back to the Mac event today at their headquarters in Cupertino, Apple gave a first glimpse of the next version of OS X. As anticipated, OS X 10.7 is going to be called “Lion”. What perhaps wasn’t so anticipated (though we guessed), was how inspired it would be by iOS. Apple CEO Steve Jobs noted
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