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Ajit Mohan, the head of Meta in India has left the firm and joined rival Snap, according to sources familiar with the matter. At Snap, Mohan will serve as the President of the APAC business, two sources said. Mohan joined Meta, called Facebook then, in January 2019 as a VP and MD of the India […] Meta India head Ajit Mohan departs to join Snap by Manish Singh originally published on TechCrunch... →

Matt McKinney was a data science manager at Uber, helping launch Uber Freight, along with software engineer Shaosu Liu. One of the main problems the pair saw there was that while they were able to grow the top line, they found it difficult to grow the bottom line because they were “losing a bunch of […] Loop lassos ex-Uber talent and money to finally fix freight invoicing by Mary Ann Azevedo originally published on TechCrunch... →

Quinio is a profitable company with over 100 employees and growing rapidly and expects to end 2022 with over $50 million in annual recurring revenue.  Quinio’s $40M equity, debt raise shows LatAm is strong market for e-commerce aggregators by Christine Hall originally published on TechCrunch... →

We’ve been keeping tabs on Labrador Systems since we caught a very early demo of its elder care-focused technology in a hotel suite several CESes ago. Today the California-based robotics firm announced that it’s begun deploying its Retriever Pro system to a handful of early clients, including, On Lok PACE, Nationwide Insurance, Masonic Homes of […] Labrador Systems deploys its first assistive elder-care robots by Brian Heater originally published on TechCrunch... →

Snapchat is partnering with activity and fitness tracking platform Strava to launch a new Lens that lets users share their fitness journey on Snapchat. The new Strava Activity Lens works by connecting directly to your Strava profile, giving you access to stats and activity maps from your recent workouts. Each time you a workout, it […] Snapchat now lets you share your Strava activities in snaps and stories by Aisha Malik originally published on TechCrunch... →

In a typical large organization DevOps tasks have become so complex, and involve navigating so many tools, it has become difficult to understand the current state of affairs, and to add resources when needed. It’s gotten to the point where developers often need to submit a ticket, even for a routine operation, which is adding […] Port internal development platform gives visibility into DevOps architecture by Ron Miller originally published on TechCrunch... →

There’s no reason for a SaaS company to be flying blind, and the more visibility you have, the better decisions you will make. 6 key metrics that can help SaaS startups outlast this downturn by Ram Iyer originally published on TechCrunch... →

Data annotation, or the process of adding labels to images, text, audio and other forms of sample data, is typically a key step in developing AI systems. The vast majority of systems learn to make predictions by associating labels with specific data samples, like the caption “bear” with a photo of a black bear. A […] Dataloop secures cash infusion to expand its data annotation tool set by Kyle Wiggers originally published on TechCrunch... →

Following last year’s $205 million acquisition of AirTag competitor Tile by family locator service Life360, the two companies today will now integrate their products and services. With an update arriving soon to Life360’s app, members will be able to see the location of the Tile Bluetooth trackers on the same in-app map where they also […] Life360 to now integrate its service with Tile, following last year’s acquisition by Sarah Perez originally published on TechCrunch... →

I love meeting startups that are making a tangible impact on the factory floor. While Shein applies a data-driven approach to improve efficiency for clothing manufacturing, Pacdora is doing something similar for packaging, from design all the way to production. Packaging sounds archaic and pretty removed from tech — and it is, which is why […] Pacdora wants to be a ‘Canva + Figma’ for the $1 trillion packaging industry by Rita Liao originally published on TechCrunch... →

I love meeting startups that are making a tangible impact on the factory floor. While Shein applies a data-driven approach to improve efficiency for clothing manufacturing, Pacdora is doing something similar for packaging, from design all the way to production. Packaging sounds archaic and pretty removed from tech — and it is, which is why […] Pacdora wants to be a ‘Canva + Figma’ for the $1 trillion packaging industry by Rita Liao originally published on TechCrunch... →

Top crypto firms including Coinbase and Polygon are among the firms that have formed an industry body in India to promote dialogue between key stakeholders and drive awareness about web3, months after the largest local crypto advocacy group was disbanded. Members of the new industry body, named Bharat Web3 Association (BWA), include top local crypto […] Coinbase and Polygon back new crypto advocacy group in India by Manish Singh originally published on TechCrunch... →

После продажи «Дзена» почти все рекламные доходы компании будут приходиться на сегмент «Поиска и портала»... →

Главное из ответов ведомства на вопросы «Хабра» о будущем 5G в России.... →

Meez digitally manages and executes recipe workflow, from creation and cost to organization and training. Craft Ventures leads $11.5M into meez’s culinary recipe tool by Christine Hall originally published on TechCrunch... →

Bruvi‘s B-pods take a novel approach that (probably correctly) assumes consumers are too lazy to return their aluminium pods to the manufacturer (looking at you, Nespresso), and too clumsy to do the pre-processing needed to properly dispose of other pods. So the company instead assumes that the pods go to a landfill, and designed them […] Bruvi’s new coffee pods bio-degrade faster with the power of enzymes by Haje Jan Kamps originally published on TechCrunch... →

New computing paradigms are never not going to be weird, but such uncomfortability dramatically intensifies when the human body enters into the picture. There’s a sense in which the smart contact lens feels like something of an inevitability (whether it’s produced by Mojo Vision or someone is another question altogether), but that doesn’t mean each […] Amazon: Coming soon to your eyeballs by Brian Heater originally published on TechCrunch... →

В сообщество можно объединять уже существующие группы и создавать новые... →

Google is already testing the new site name and favicon design change they launched just a couple of weeks ago on the desktop results. This brings the favicon and site name to the desktop search results as Google did for the mobile search results.... →

Google Search, for some videos, allows you to click an expand icon on some videos it shows you in the search results. That expand button will then overlay a larger playable video with more details.... →