By admin on April 12, 2016
Gadgets
F resh out of development from the company labs in Taiwan, the HTC 10 is not only a new flagship smartphone: it’s a near-complete overhaul. First impressions last; so far they’ve been good. Oh, and they dropped the “M”. I’m one to enthuse over specifications, so let’s get to them right away. The HTC 10 uses a […]
By admin on April 12, 2016
Amazon
Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos teased a new Kindle device for this week. While the company has yet to make an official announcement about the new ereader, Tmall.com’s official Kindle page leaked the device. Tmall quickly removed the device, but Kindle Fere spotted the mistake and The Digital Reader’s Nate Hoffelder picked it up. Meet the […]
By admin on April 12, 2016
Facebook
Good news, everyone. Facebook Messenger has two new features! The first inches it (as happens to all messaging apps) one step closer to just emailing someone: you can now pop files from your Dropbox account directly into conversations. Just hit the “More” button in a conversation as if you were going to drop in one […]
By admin on April 12, 2016
Google
Norwegian startup Auka is setting its sights on hitting two birds with one stone: helping banks to get into compliance with EU regulation and rolling out high-tech banking to customers across Europe. The company is a white-label service aimed at retail banks and is the first fully licensed and regulated payments infrastructure running on Google’s Cloud Platform. The service […]
By admin on April 12, 2016
Microsoft
Since its earliest days Apttus has always been a Salesforce shop. It’s built on the Salesforce platform and worked exclusively with Salesforce CRM, but that changed today when the company announced it would also be supporting Microsoft Dynamics in the future. There seemed to be a shift in the company’s thinking at the end of last […]
By admin on April 11, 2016
Tech News
Harry Stebbings Crunch Network Contributor Harry Stebbings is the founder and host of The Twenty Minute VC
, an independent podcast focused on venture capital. More posts by this contributor: How to join the network In 2006, Aydin Senkut was an unlikely candidate for a venture capitalist. A Turkish immigrant who arrived in Silicon Valley by way […]
By admin on April 11, 2016
iOS
“Bricked” is a word that should send a chill down the spine of any iPhone or iPad owner. Fortunately, most devices that at first seem to be dead can be resuscitated with a little know-how. Here are the steps I take when trying to bring a dead iPhone or iPad back to life. First off, […]
By admin on April 11, 2016
iPad
Steven Aquino Crunch Network Contributor Steven Aquino is a freelance tech writer and iOS accessibility expert. More posts by this contributor: How to join the network I’ve always had a love-hate relationship with traditional laptops, like the MacBook. I own one of the first aluminum unibody models. It was my first Mac, and despite being […]
By admin on April 11, 2016
Cameras
The history of the Leica camera is one of revolution. Appropriately enough, the Leica M design has been with us for over 60 years and has documented revolutions in both times of peace and war throughout history as the idea of a simple, easy to carry camera enabling it to be carried anywhere. Leica cameras […]
By admin on April 11, 2016
Gadgets
HTC is set to announce its next flagship smartphone tomorrow at a NYC event. But here it is early. The leaked promotional video shows the evolution of HTC’s design with a chamfered edge, camera bump and oval-shaped home button — and like previous HTC devices, the next phone still looks like an iPhone. The video […]