Google reportedly has an internal program that allows its employees to access detailed information about how Android users interact with third-party apps and services on their smartphones. As reported by The Information, the program, known as “Android Lockbox”, is part of Google Mobile Services and […]
Day: July 24, 2020
Lo Toney’s product manager playbook for pitch deck success
The cold email worked — you’ve landed a meeting with your dream investor. Hell, you even set aside $40,000 for a pitch deck consultant to make sure your presentation looks suave. One thing to figure out before you pick out a Zoom background: what information […]
Bulgarian legislature abolishes State Gambling Commission
A bill to abolish Bulgaria's existing regulator and hand its duties to the National Revenue Agency, as well as to introduce new capital requirements for …
‘The Rental’ Is a Perfect Movie for Sleepy Summer Nights
Think about what staying at a home-sharing property really entails for long enough and the whole proposition looks a bit spooky. Pay a stranger from the internet to stay in their home? Eek! Since Airbnb launched 12 years ago, the practice has been completely normalized, […]
Bitcoin Deemed ‘Money’ Under DC Financial Services Law
The court declined to dismiss criminal charges against the operator of an underground Bitcoin trading platform for running an unlicensed money … social experiment by Livio Acerbo #greengroundit
Early-bird savings for Disrupt 2020 ends next week
Whether you’re an early-stage startup founder, investor, enthusiast or another integral member of the community, you can’t afford to miss Disrupt 2020 — THE tech conference at the epicenter of the startup ecosystem. Here’s something else you can’t afford to miss — early bird pricing. […]
LG goes big on small OLED TVs, as new factory doubles panel production LG CX OLED (2020)
The time of OLED is now. LG has announced that its OLED TV panel factory in Guangzhou, China has begun mass production in earnest, with an output of an additional 60,000 substrates (each of which is divided into several OLED panels) per month almost doubling […]
Pro Farmer’s First Thing Today: China Tensions Rise and More
Davis Michaelsen here with your morning update for Wednesday May 6. From Pro Farmer's First Thing Today, these are some of the stories we are …
Big Tech’s Antitrust Hearing? They’re (Almost) All Guilty
Next week, the House Judiciary Antitrust Subcommittee will bring the CEOs of Google, Facebook, Amazon, and Apple to Washington and ask them about their anticompetitive business practices. Except for Apple, there’s only one answer: We are guilty. Though anticompetitive practices were prohibited more than a […]
Entri raises $3.1M to build a vernacular language ‘Udemy for India’
Scores of online learning startups have emerged in India in recent years to serve school-age students. More than 250 million students are enrolled across schools in urban and rural parts of the country. Whether one is in kindergarten, or preparing to join a college to […]
