DreamIt Graduates 14 St...

On Wednesday, startup incubator  DreamIt Ventures  is graduating fourteen new companies from its Philly 2011 class. It’s the fourth program from DreamIt in Philadelphia, and the fifth graduating class for the accelerator overall. ( DreamIt expanded to New York  this year,...
Path’s Second Iteration Is Less Photosharing And More Everything Sharing

Path’s Second Iterati...

In the mobile startup tradition of quick product iteration, Path Two has hit the app store this evening — expanding beyond photosharing to people, place, music, chat and sleep mode sharing. Path founder Dave Morin says that the second phase of Path is about giving people a place to...

Even After Withdrawing ...

In the wake of withdrawing its application to acquire T-Mobile , AT&T has hit yet another obstacle otherwise known as the FCC. See, before AT&T pulled its application, the FCC had big plans to put the deal before an administrative law judge, effectively prolonging the process and...

‘Olive’ Aims To Be ...

What’s former Facebook CTO Chris Kelly doing post-Democratic Attorney General run? Why backing a feature length film shot on a smartphone of course! The film, called Olive , went up on Kickstarter today and was shot entirely using a Nokia N8 phone and a specially crafted 35mm...
How Neustar Plans To Make UltraViolet DRM Work, With or Without Apple (TCTV)

How Neustar Plans To Ma...

There’s a lot of skepticism about the success potential of UltraViolet, a new cloud based digital distribution format designed to make digital rights management work across devices. That’s because people hate DRM, but also because the standard currently lacks support from...
Ultrabook Prices May Fall 5-10% In The First Part Of 2012, Says Report

Ultrabook Prices May Fa...

The first ultrabooks are just now hitting the market but despite Intel’s stated wishes, prices are generally north of $1000. But that might change early next year, per Digitimes who cites several supply chain makers. Reportedly, Acer, Asustek and Toshiba are looking to lower prices...
Qiuqiu, The Location-based Discovery Engine For Android Applications

Qiuqiu, The Location-ba...

Google’s official Android Market is not available in China, leading to a plethora of independent markets – over 70 at last count. The system works – sort of – but users may find it annoying because you actually don’t know how to find the good stuff. China is...

How Klout Got Klout.com...

While everyone is making up their minds about whether Klout is an utterly meaningless service or the divine “standard for influence” the world has been clamoring for, I had an interesting chat with Klout co-founder and CEO Joe Fernandez the other day at the F.ounders...

With Funding In Tow, RA...

In November of last year , i/o Ventures-backed Skyara launched a platform that was essentially the Airbnb for experiences, as it allowed those who are in the position to offer cool experiences like a culinary tour, beer tasting, or personalized yoga to hook up with those who want to try...
The Hackathon: Your Ticket To Disrupt Beijing, Great Prizes, And More

The Hackathon: Your Tic...

Hackers, are you ready? The Disrupt Beijing Hackathon is almost here. Not only is this our fifth time hosting the Hackathon at TechCrunch Disrupt, but it is our very first time hosting it overseas. The Hackathon has become an incredibly popular event, where hackers of every stripe come...

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