High retention indicates strong product-market fit. It is proof that you are solving a real problem and are adding value to your customers.
SaaS retention benchmarks: How does your business stack up? by Walter Thompson originally published on TechCrunch
Samsung announced today that it’s introducing a “Samsung News” app that gives users access to everyday news from a variety of publications. The app, which will replace the company’s current “Samsung Free” app, includes custom news feeds, along with morning and evening briefings about the top news of the day. The company’s current Samsung Free […]
Samsung’s ‘News’ app launches with custom feeds and daily briefings by Aisha Malik originally published on TechCrunch
Ideally, when it comes to building secure applications, it’s best to check the code as it moves through the development process, so that vulnerabilities can be found before it gets into production. That’s exactly the kind of solution that Semgrep, formerly r2c, a San Francisco startup, has been building over the last five years. Today, […]
Semgrep (formerly r2c) lands $53M investment to grow code security platform by Ron Miller originally published on TechCrunch
Security has a data problem. That’s according to Kfir Tishbi, who led the engineering team at Datorama, a marketing analytics company that was acquired by Salesforce in 2018. Tishbi — who spent time at CitiBank and digital entertainment startup Playtika before joining Datorama — says he often worked with security teams that had to juggle […]
Avalor wants to unify cybersecurity tools by aggregating data by Kyle Wiggers originally published on TechCrunch
While Pokémon GO is still Niantic’s most popular game, the company is trying to diversify its portfolio of games by announcing a new game. Niantic announced a partnership with Capcom today to launch a game in the Monster Hunter franchise on mobile later this year. The company said the game will be called Monster Hunter […]
Niantic is making a real-world ‘Monster Hunter’ game by Ivan Mehta originally published on TechCrunch
As the U.S. becomes increasingly wary of China’s growing influence on the Western tech stage, internet platforms from TikTok to Shein are finding themselves in Washington’s sights. As a Chinese saying goes: the first bird that pokes its head out gets shot. In recent months, lawmakers in the U.S. have escalated efforts to ban TikTok. […]
Shein and Temu the latest China tech targets in Congress body’s sights by Rita Liao originally published on TechCrunch