Google and Fitbit have announced that existing Fitbit users will have the option to start logging in using a Google account this summer. Users aren’t required to move to a Google Account immediately, but will need to do so by 2025. If you’re a new Fitbit user, you’ll be required to register with a Google […]
Fitbit will start prompting users to migrate to Google Accounts this summer by Aisha Malik originally published on TechCrunch
Haven Energy seeks to make installing and using home batteries easy so owners can put an end to power outages.
Casper co-founders want to sell you another box. This time, it’s a battery. by Tim De Chant originally published on TechCrunch
On Monday, Google launched a new auto-archiving feature, which removes more than 60% of an unused app’s data from an Android phone to save storage space on the device. This will expectedly reduce uninstall rate of apps, and will still allow users to quickly download apps when they’re needed. In a post on the Android […]
Google launches an auto-archiving feature for Android apps to save space by Ivan Mehta originally published on TechCrunch
YouTube is starting presales of NFL Sunday Ticket subscription starting today. The company is selling the add-on to subscribers of the YouTube TV Base plan at $249 for the season. The company is also offering NFL Sunday Ticket and NFL RedZone bundles at $289 for the season during the presales. The streaming company will increase […]
YouTube starts presales of NFL Sunday Ticket subscription by Ivan Mehta originally published on TechCrunch
Sei, a layer-1 blockchain focused on trading, has raised $30 million at a valuation of $800 million, Jayendra Jog, co-founder of Sei Labs, exclusively told TechCrunch. While many Layer-1 blockchains provide general-purpose networks that developers can build on top of, Sei focuses on the crypto trading network through its chain. Its team is made up […]
Trading-focused blockchain Sei raises $30M, bringing valuation up to $800M by Jacquelyn Melinek originally published on TechCrunch
If I’m an investor hoping to determine where robotics goes next after logistics, I’m looking at three key categories: construction, healthcare and agriculture. All are still in their relative infancy and poised for (in my humble opinion) some explosive growth. Agtech robotics is going to be an especially interesting category over the next couple of […]
Carbon’s laser weeding robots score another $30M by Brian Heater originally published on TechCrunch