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Yeah, Apple’s M1 MacBook Pro is powerful, but it’s the battery life that will blow you away Apple's new M1-powered MacBook shows impressive performance gains that make Intel's chips obsolete overnight Survival and strategy games are often played in stages. You have the early game where you’re learning the ropes, understanding systems. Then you have mid-game where you’re executing and gathering res
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Enterprise Zoom freezes feature development to fix security and privacy issues Zoom has been widely criticized over the past couple of weeks for terrible security, a poorly designed screensharing feature, misleading dark patterns, fake end-to-end-encryption claims and an incomplete privacy policy. Despite that, the video conferencing service has attracted a ton of new users thanks to the coronavir
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Netflix star and tidying expert Marie Kondo is looking to raise $40M Marie Kondo, the woman who stole millions of Netflix viewers’ hearts this year with her show, “Tidying Up,” is in talks to raise up to $40 million in venture capital funding to scale KonMari, the business behind her personal brand, books and TV series. The round, first reported by The Information, wouldn’t be KonMari’s first infu
The Timbuk2 Never Check sold me on the importance of a good travel backpack | TechCrunch
Hardware The Timbuk2 Never Check sold me on the importance of a good travel backpack For someone who travels a lot, I can be downright reckless when it comes to packing. I’ve found myself hurling clothes, toiletries and assorted cables into bags on more early mornings than I care to mention. That haphazard approach naturally extends to the bags I’m throwing my things into. I’ve always just relied
JIRA is an antipattern | TechCrunch
Atlassian’s JIRA began life as a bug-tracking tool. Today, though, it has become an agile planning suite, “to plan, track, and release great software.” In many organizations it has become the primary map of software projects, the hub of all development, the infamous “source of truth.” It is a truism that the map is not the territory. Alas, this seems especially true of JIRA. Its genesis as a bug t
Yubico’s new security keys now support FIDO2 – TechCrunch
Yubico, the company behind the popular Yubikey security keys, today announced the launch of its 5 Series keys. The company argues that these new keys, which start at $45, are the first multi-protocol securities keys that support the FIDO2 standard. With this, Yubico argues, the company will be able to replace password-based authentication, which is often a hassle and unsecure, with stronger hardwa
Trump order strips privacy rights from non-U.S. citizens, could nix EU-US data flows | TechCrunch
An Executive Order signed by U.S. President Donald Trump in his first few days in office could jeopardize a six-month-old data transfer framework that enables EU citizens’ personal data to flow to the U.S. for processing — with the promise of ‘essentially equivalent’ privacy protection once it gets there. Close to 1,500 companies have signed up to the framework so far, which only got up and runnin
This is a Kendama! This is a IoT! Uh! Dendama. | TechCrunch
The Ken plays the starring role in the traditional Japanese Kendama game. It’s a cup-and-ball juggling toy that hasn’t seen much disruption since the 17th century. Until now, that is. Dendama is an Internet of Things-oriented company that’s working on bringing the Kendama toy into the current century. The toy has seen an increase of popularity both in Japan and internationally over the past 15 yea
Get Small To Get Big Through Microservices | TechCrunch
If we trace a path that starts with Gutenberg’s use of moveable type to Malcom McLean’s invention of the shipping container, we start to recognize a very interesting pattern: Each new layer of abstraction and standardization creates tremendous value out of the resulting increases in scale and efficiency. Today’s digital innovators can trace a similar historical path that starts with mainframe comp
Microsoft And Google Collaborate On Angular 2 Framework, TypeScript Language | TechCrunch
Microsoft And Google Collaborate On Angular 2 Framework, TypeScript Language Here’s a partnership that may come as a surprise to many: Microsoft and Google are working together to help make Angular 2 — the next (and somewhat controversial) version of Google’s JavaScript web app framework — better. Angular has been using its own AtScript superset of Microsoft’s TypeScript for a while now. TypeScrip
How Facebook At Work Could Shrink Faceless Enterprises | TechCrunch
When you have a question at a small company, you always know who to ask. But as corporations grow, it becomes impossible to remember everyone’s names, let alone their areas of expertise, and communication channels flood with noise. Facebook At Work, the company’s new enterprise collaboration suite, could change that. Familiar employee profiles that look just like your regular profile on Facebook,
Facebook Unveils Facebook At Work, Lets Businesses Create Their Own Social Networks | TechCrunch
Media & Entertainment Facebook Unveils Facebook At Work, Lets Businesses Create Their Own Social Networks About six months ago, we reported that Facebook was working on a new product aimed squarely at the enterprise market under the working title, “FB@Work.” Now that product is officially coming to light: today the company is launching new iOS and Android apps called “Facebook At Work,” along with
Kill The Hamburger Button | TechCrunch
That little three-lined button is the devil. Whether you call it a side menu, navigation drawer, or a hamburger, hiding your features off-screen behind a nondescript icon in the corner is usually a poor mobile design choice. Interaction theory, A/B tests, and the evolution of some of the top apps in the world all support the same thesis: The hamburger button is bad for engagement, and you should p
Box Acquires Crocodoc To Add HTML5 Document Converter And Sleek Content Viewing Experience To Cloud Storage Platform | TechCrunch
Box Acquires Crocodoc To Add HTML5 Document Converter And Sleek Content Viewing Experience To Cloud Storage Platform Cloud storage company Box has acquired HTML5 document embedding service and Y Combinator alum Crocodoc, both companies announced in a press briefing today. Financial terms of the deal, which was a cash and stock transaction, were not disclosed; however, Box CEO and co-founder Aaron
Microsoft Adds Full TypeScript Support To Visual Studio | TechCrunch
About a year and a half ago, Microsoft unveiled its TypeScript language to help programmers write large programs in JavaScript. Starting today, with the arrival of the first release candidate of TypeScript 1.0 and the latest update to Visual Studio 2013, it’s becoming a fully supported language in Microsoft’s IDE. That’s a strong commitment by Microsoft to TypeScript and brings it to the same leve
Zendesk And Japanese SaaS Provider Cybozu Announce Product Integration And Marketing Deal | TechCrunch
Enterprise Zendesk And Japanese SaaS Provider Cybozu Announce Product Integration And Marketing Deal Cloud computing providers Zendesk and Tokyo-based Cybozu have announced a strategic partnership to integrate and market each other’s products in the U.S. and Japan. The deal underscores the rapidly growing adoption of cloud computing in Japan, and is also a potential harbinger of further product in
Mozilla And Epic Games Bring Unreal Engine 3 To The Web, No Plugin Needed | TechCrunch
Mozilla And Epic Games Bring Unreal Engine 3 To The Web, No Plugin Needed Back in 2011, Epic ported its popular Unreal Engine 3 technology to Flash and showed how relatively high-end 3D games could run in the browser. It’s 2013 now, however, and Flash isn’t exactly a hot topic anymore. So to show off what game developers can do with a modern browser and without plugins today, Mozilla and Epic team
CEO Marc Benioff Says Chatter Will Become Primary Interface For Salesforce, A Bold Yet Risky Move | TechCrunch
CEO Marc Benioff Says Chatter Will Become Primary Interface For Salesforce, A Bold Yet Risky Move Chatter will become the primary interface for Salesforce.com, CEO Marc Benioff said today at the kickoff of a national tour for the company’s new “customer,” focus. Benioff, speaking in Boston, provided his usual context for discussing Salesforce. He talked about the rise of mobile; how people are con
Apple And Google Still Lead WebKit Development, But More Smaller Companies Contributing | TechCrunch
Apple And Google Still Lead WebKit Development, But More Smaller Companies Contributing Apple and Google still represent the bulk of reviewed commits contributing to the ongoing development of WebKit, the open source web browser engine that powers Safari and Chrome, among others. Google accounts for the bulk of commits, having overtaken Apple in that regard back in 2009 (though Apple still does mu
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