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Here's a tidbit of startup history that may not be widely known outside of the tech firms themselves: The first versions of popular Android apps, like Twitter, were built by Google itself. In a podcast hosted by Lightspeed partner Michael Mignano, Beykpour reminisces about her role in Twitter's history. Later, Beykpour moved to work on mobile at Twitter around the time when other third-party apps were growing in popularity on other platforms, like BlackBerry and iOS.
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Disney, Warner Bros. try to 'follow the consumer' with yet another streaming bundle
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Dell discloses data breach of customers' physical addresses
Technology giant Dell notified customers on Thursday that it experienced a data breach involving customers’ names and physical addresses. In an email seen by TechCrunch and shared by several people on social media, the computer maker wrote that it was investigating “an incident involving a Dell portal, which contains a database with limited types of customer information related to purchases from Dell.” Dell wrote that the information accessed in the breach included customer names, physical addresses and “Dell hardware and order information, including service tag, item description, date of order and related warranty information.”
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Fantasy Baseball Waiver Wire: Jonny DeLuca leads intriguing pickups
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An insulin pump software bug has injured over 200 people
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Sonic Mania Plus and Braid come to Netflix's gaming library
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Biden expected to propose new asylum restrictions, Southern states face severe storm damage and Nuggets’ Nikola Jokić wins MVP
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Thai food delivery app Line Man Wongnai weighs IPO in Thailand, US in 2025
Line Man Wongnai, an on-demand food delivery service in Thailand, is considering an initial public offering on a Thai exchange or the U.S. in 2025, the company's CEO and co-founder, Yod Chinsupakul, said in an exclusive interview with TechCrunch. Line Man Wongnai has yet to finalize where it will launch the IPO, but a dual listing in Thailand and the U.S. is not off the cards, Chinsupakul said. "We are focused on continued business execution and restructuring as key priorities ahead of the potential IPO, and we will continue to assess our capital structure and financing needs, including various fundraising options," Chinsupakul said.
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US revokes Intel and Qualcomm's licenses for chip sales to Huawei
The US has stopped Intel and Qualcomm from selling and sending chips to Chinese-based Huawei Technologies.
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iRobot names former Timex head Gary Cohen as CEO
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Checkfirst raises $1.5M pre-seed to apply AI to remote inspections and audits
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Remedy cancels its multiplayer game project with Tencent
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Google Wallet is now available in India
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Bluesky to add DMs, video support and in-app custom feed curation
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Copilot Chat in GitHub's mobile app is now generally available
GitHub on Tuesday announced that Copilot Chat, its AI chat interface for asking coding-related questions and code generation, is now generally available in its mobile app. At first glance, a mobile app may not be the most obvious place to use GitHub's Copilot Chat. As Mario Rodriguez, GitHub's recently promoted SVP of Product, told me, the mobile app is already very popular for performing tasks like starring repos and some of the social features GitHub has to offer.
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Bedrock Studio is Amazon's attempt to simplify generative AI app development
Amazon is launching a new tool, Bedrock Studio, designed to let organizations experiment with generative AI models, collaborate on those models, and ultimately build generative AI-powered apps. Available in public preview starting today, the web-based Bedrock Studio -- a part of Bedrock, Amazon's generative AI tooling and hosting platform -- provides what Amazon describes in a blog post as a "rapid prototyping environment" for generative AI. Bedrock Studio guides developers through the steps to evaluate, analyze, fine-tune and share generative AI models from Anthropic, Cohere, Mistral, Meta and other Bedrock partners, as well as test different model settings and guardrails and integrate outside data sources and APIs.