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The Apple Watch dock. The Pura Scents smart fragrance dispenser. A review of this badass gift guide. The Coolest Cooler. And an argument over 3D printers. Long story short, we wander near and far through this week’s TC Gadgets podcast. This week’s episode of the TC Gadgets Podcast is brought to you by John Biggs, Matt Burns, Romain Dillet, and Jordan Crook. We invite you to enjoy… Read More... →

PRESS RELEASE: Zero Gravity Solutions, Inc.'s (ZGSI or the "Company") (Pink Sheets: ZGSI), an agricultural biotechnology company commercializing its technology derived from and designed for Space with significant applications on Earth, announced...... →

I’m a fan of Google Trends. Whenever a new meme pops up or some major news breaks, I head there to check how interested people are in said information and whether they’ve been interested all along, when it got really hot…and when it became not. A simple site called trendquiz uses Google Trends data to quiz you on whether you can pick out what the trend line is, and it gives… Read More... →

Reddit has announced it will be updating the privacy policy for its online discussion board “in a little over a month.” Company Chief Executive Steve Huffman took to the site to explain the changes that will be taking place. Of note in the policy update is how long Reddit will store IP addresses for users […]... →

Less than a year after being acquired by Intel, PasswordBox is closing its password manager service and pushing users to migrate to — yes, you guessed it — Intel’s alternative, True Key, which launched earlier this year. Read More... →

You can do a lot of things with the iPad Pro. One of my favorite things to do is to write, so naturally, once I got my hands on one of these fancy new tablets from Apple, I wanted to do some writing. So I installed Microsoft Word and Google Docs on it. But Microsoft […]... →

News broke yesterday that Yahoo is stopping ad-block users from accessing their Yahoo Mail accounts. These individuals can’t get to their inboxes without first disabling their ad blockers, and they’re unsurprisingly not pleased. We dug up old Yahoo Mail accounts to try this ourselves, but couldn’t reproduce the issue, so we reached out to Yahoo. […]... →

Following a number of big moves to attract subscribers and grow its revenue, including a deal with Epix films and the introduction of a commercial-free paid tier to its service, streaming service Hulu has managed to shoot up the ranks on a number of app store charts this past month, reaching #8 on the worldwide iOS Top Revenue chart for October, as well as #10 on the worldwide Top Revenue… Read More... →

VoltAthletics, the company behind a sports and body resistance training software platform, announced today that it scored over $1 million for its latest funding round from undisclosed investors, according to a Form D filling. The Seattle-based startup calls itself “the next big thing in sport performance technology.” The company’s latest product is the V2 platform, which helps […]... →

When perusing through Moments within Twitter’s mobile apps, you can now follow the account that is being showcased. If you find a tweet interesting and you want to follow what they’re talking about — perhaps more about that particular moment — just tap on the tweet and you’ll see a “follow” button at the bottom […]... →

Otter Media says it’s investing another $22 million in Ellation, the joint venture between the Chernin Group and AT&T, the parent company of anime-focused video service Crunchyroll. Founded in 2006, Crunchyroll’s content includes relatively well-known shows like Naruto Shippuden and Sailor Moon, as well as more obscure programming. The company says it now has 20 million… Read More... →

Shortly after participating in our Battlefield competition at Disrupt SF, Stampery raised $600,000 from Draper Associates with Boost VC, Blockchain Capital and Di­-Ann Eisnor also participating. Read More... →

This week two major tech companies went public, Pandora acquired Rdio and Lyft financials leaked. The Cribs crew visited the visually stunning Minted HQ, and we discussed the rentpocalypse with the CEO of Zumper on Bullish. These are our biggest stories of the week. Read More... →

Компания Tesla Motors отозвала все выпущенные автомобили Model S из-за проблем с ремнями безопасности, сообщает The New York Times. Процедура затронет 90 тысяч автомобилей.... →

BEIJING/HONG KONG (By Paul Carsten and Yimou Lee, Reuters) – Google, part of Alphabet Inc , aims to launch the China version of its Google Play smartphone app store next year, according to people familiar with the matter, its first major foray in the market since ending localized product support in 2010. The Google Play […]... →

It’s been a busy last few months since Steve Huffman returned to Reddit in July to become its CEO. The company had an eventful summer (to put it lightly), but as much of the controversy subsides, Huffman and the rest of his team are looking to reduce overall stress and “bring a sense of stability to the company.” Today, the company unveiled some new changes to their… Read More... →

HELSINKI, Finland — Oskari “Ozz” Häkkinen, founder of Futurefly, knows what you’re thinking as soon as you hear that his company is working on a new messaging app: Uh, does the world really need one more messaging app? Fair question, and one Häkkinen answers in the affirmative. Messaging apps are the most-used apps on people’s […]... →

Shares of Tesla, an electric car company and Silicon Valley darling, are down several points today on news that the company will recall every Model S sedan over a seatbelt issue uncovered in a single incident in Europe. The recall includes nearly 90,000 cars. Tesla stressed in an email to customers — pasted below — that it does not know of any other Model S cars with the same issue. Read More... →

(Joseph White for Reuters) — Tesla Motors Inc  said Friday it is recalling all 90,000 Model S sedans produced to check for a possible defect in the front seat belt assemblies. The cost of the worldwide recall will be “immaterial,” the company said. The problem was discovered after a single report to the company in early […]... →

Remember Google Plus? It had a hard time catching on, and this has been a rough year for it. Well, just this week it got a fancy new style and some updated features. Can you believe it? Yeah, our communities had a hard time believing it too. In other buzz, we’ve got a great conversation between experts on WebmasterWorld to share about living in the post-Panda apocalypse. It’s no Fallout... [Read More...] The post Living in a Post Panda World: Weekly Forum Update appeared first on Internet Marketing Ninjas B... →