Online shopping often feels like a one-way street from the point of view of the physical retail world: e-commerce has a wider selection, it’s open all the time, and there seems to be an endless funnel of data that online retailers can use to make their offers better and more personalized to each browsing consumer. […]
Datasembly grabs $16M to give brick-and-mortar retail pricing a big data intel boost by Ingrid Lunden originally published on TechCrunch
Amazon launched its biggest tablet today called the Fire Max 11 tablet with an 11-inch screen. The company is pricing the device at $229.99 — offering a cheaper option for users than the 10.9-inch iPad and the new Pixel tablet with a similar-sized screen. The tablet’s screen supports 2000 x 1200 resolution resulting in a […]
Amazon launches its biggest tablet, the $230 Fire Max 11 by Ivan Mehta originally published on TechCrunch
Here in the States, we’re about to kick off the unofficial start of summer, and nothing puts us in a festive mood faster than a three-day weekend filled with family, friends and food. Unless it’s an outstanding deal. Like this one. TechCrunch two-for-one sale on passes to Disrupt 2023 Welcome to our weeklong Memorial Day […]
Nab two-for-one Disrupt passes at our weeklong Memorial Day sale by Lauren Simonds originally published on TechCrunch
Red Hat is holding its annual customer summit in Boston this week, and today it announced a couple of enhancements to Ansible, its open source IT automation tool, including the new AI-fueled Lightspeed. Automation at its core is about distilling complex processes into a playbook or recipe of actions. The next step is building low […]
Red Hat brings generative AI to IT automation with Ansible Lightspeed by Ron Miller originally published on TechCrunch
Plenty takes a goals-based approach to investing with automated forecasting so that couples can plan for milestones they want to achieve together.
Plenty’s new wealth-building app targets couples blending finances by Christine Hall originally published on TechCrunch
Former Apple engineer Neil Jhaveri has been working on an email app for Mac called Mimestream. It is now out of beta after a long test phase of more than two years. The app uses Gmail’s API — and that’s why it’s only compatible with Gmail at the moment. Jhaveri, who was at Apple for […]
Former Apple engineer’s Mimestream app is a nifty Gmail client for Mac by Ivan Mehta originally published on TechCrunch