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Qwiki Relaunches as iPhone App That Combines Your Photos and Video Into a Movie
Qwiki, formally a sort of video Wikipedia, has relaunched as an iPhone app that combines photos and videos from events you’ve captured into brief shareable movies
Read More »Microsoft Attacks Google With New ‘Scroogled’ Ad [Video]
Microsoft is attacking Google and Gmail in a new ‘Scroogled’ ad
Read More »Mailbox App Arrives for the iPhone
Orchestra has released its Mailbox app inspired by Sparrow and Clear for the iPhone
Read More »H.264 Support Now Enabled By Default in Firefox Nightlies for Windows
H.264, AAC, and MP3 support is now enabled by default in Firefox Nightlies for Windows 7 and later
Read More »Stanford Student Startup Accelerator StartX Raises Another $400,000, Bringing Total Funding To About $1.5 Million
StartX, which is a startup accelerator for Stanford students, has raised another round of funding, adding $400,000 to its coffers since last December. That money comes from new investors that include Cisco, Founders Fund,
Read More »Amazon To Set Up Secondhand Ebook Marketplace
Amazon wants to sell your used ebooks. It recently won a patent to allow people to hock off their read ebooks on its marketplace. Of course, ebooks don’t suffer from wear and tear, but
Read More »Huawei, ZTE and Lenovo Moved Into The Top 5 Global Smartphone Vendors In Q4, Says Canalys
Canalys just published its final mobile phone shipment estimates, which show that although Samsung is still on top of the global smart phone market, three Chinese manufacturers-Huawei, ZTE and Lenovo-all climbed into the top
Read More »CoverHound Lands $4.5M From RRE, Bullpen & Blumberg To Become The Kayak Of Online Insurance
Car insurance is a necessary evil for all drivers. Of course, if you don’t happen to be accident prone, paying expensive monthly or annual bills is a headache and seems equivalent to setting your
Read More »Alchemy API Raises $2 Million For Neural Net Analysis Tech, On Par With IBM Watson, Google
Alchemy API has raised $2 million to extend the capabilities of its deep learning technology that applies artificial intelligence to read and understand web pages, text documents, emails, tweets, and other forms of content. Access Venture
Read More »Meet The Next 10 Companies To Come Out Of StartX, Stanford’s Student Startup Accelerator
Stanford’s student startup accelerator, StartX, had its eighth demo day tonight in Palo Alto, showing off the latest class of 11 companies* to go through the program. The accelerator, which just raised another $400,000,
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