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A public relations-tracking startup called TrendKite has raised $3.2 million
Public relations-tracking platform TrendKite has secured a $3.2 million round of funding, the startup announced today. TrendKite offers a service that helps brands and business clients track all of the...
MotionSavvy is a new app that can read American Sign Language
If you're fluent in American Sign Language, congratulations: you know one more language than most of the people reading this post. The rest of us? A solution to our communicative...
Amazon’s Kindle Phone will utilize Omron face-tracking technology
Amazon's June 18th event is still mostly shrouded in mystery, but general consensus is that the e-commerce giant is releasing a phone of its own with an interactive 3D interface. Now, TechCrunch claims to...
Michigan is building a fake city to test automated cars
The University of Michigan will be truly ahead of the pack this fall as it opens up a new automated vehicle test facility on North Campus. Over the course of...
Tinder is taking on Snapchat with the new “Moments” feature
Tinder became one of the most popular apps around by offering one simple service, but now the company is hoping to expand its offerings by adding a tried and true feature to its...
Twitter has acquired a native ad specialist called Namo Media
We already know that Twitter is preparing tons of different new ads that it plans to implement into its service. The social network needs to generate new revenue, and now that it’s...
All 12 World Cup stadiums are now viewable through Google Street View
The World Cup begins next week, and ahead of the the first match, Google's put out full Street View imagery of the 12 World Cup stadiums and surrounding areas. That...
An Israeli security startup called CyberX has raised $2 million in funding
CyberX, a security startup with tentacles in Israel and focused on what it calls the Internet’s industrial domain, raised $2 million in venture funding Wednesday. The seed round was led by Glilot Capital...
Apple has hinted that it might begin allowing Bitcoin-transaction apps
Apple made a small but significant change without announcing it onstage today at its World Wide Developers Conference in San Francisco: It is now accepting “approved virtual currency” apps into the App...
After nine years, MOG has officially shut down
MOG is officially gone. The service was once one of the largest streaming music options available, behind competitors like Spotify and Rdio, but yesterday the site was shut down for...
Justin.tv will be removing its built-in video archiving system
Live video broadcasting site Justin.tv is freeing up space. Lots of it. The site announced today that it will be deleting all archived broadcasts that are stored on its servers...
The Lomo’Instant Camera has raised over $500k on Kickstarter
Setting out to bring the next generation of cameras to the market, California-based Lomography launched a crowdfunding campaign on Kickstarter for the Lomo’Instant Camera. The company originally sought out $100k for the camera, and...
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