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Team8 Cyber Security Group Grabs $23 Million Series B

Safety concept: Closed Padlock on digital background Team8, the unique Israeli cyber security company that is part venture capitalist, part think tank and part startup incubator announced a $23 Million Series B round today from a variety of investors. Last year’s $18 million Series A round included Alcatel-Lucent, Cisco Investments, Marker LLC, Bessemer Venture Partners (BVP) and Innovation Endeavors. BVP brought industry security… Read More

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Razer Raises At A $1.5B Valuation, With $75M From China’s Digital Grid For Immersive Gaming

razer Razer, the gaming technology company based out of Southern California, has raised another round of funding, a Series C that values it at $1.5 billion, TechCrunch has learned. The backing comes in part from China, specifically the Digital Grid subsidiary of IT company Hangzhou Liaison Interactive. Yesterday, Hangzhou published a statement (a link first published by Reuters) confirming… Read More

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Every Angle Of The New Samsung Galaxy S7 And S7 Edge

Samsung aimed to gather the best features of Galaxies past for their S7 line. That included features missing from the S6 like water resistance and a microSD slot, but the company also took the improved design from the S6 line and made it even better. Check out the photos above to see every angle of the sleek new hardware and look here for a run-down of everything that’s new.… Read More

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Virtual Reality In The Enterprise

French patient Denis Duet wearing a virtual reality (VR) headset undergoes a VR therapy session called "CtrlStress" at the laboratory of the Institut des Sciences du Mouvement (The Institute of Movement Sciences) in Marseille on January 26, 2016.
Since 2012, Doctor Eric Malbos has been using virtual reality sessions at the institute as a form of treatment for patients suffering from phobias like claustrophobia and acrophobia. / AFP / BORIS HORVAT        (Photo credit should read BORIS HORVAT/AFP/Getty Images) This year is already shaping up to be the year virtual reality (VR) goes mainstream. In January, Oculus Rift stole the spotlight at the annual Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas by (finally) announcing a $599 price and late Q1 ship date. HTC and Sony have also confirmed launch dates for their headsets in the first half of 2016, and Google announced they are staffing up their executive team… Read More

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Skype Kills Its Standalone Video Messaging App Qik

skype-qik Skype Qik, Microsoft’s attempt at spinning off video messaging into a simplified mobile application, is shutting down. The app was first introduced in fall 2014 to serve a different audience than the larger, more fully-featured, Skype application. Instead of offering real-time chat, screen sharing and audio and video calling, Qik was designed only for asynchronous video messaging. The… Read More

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Bonsai Wants To Be The Freelancer’s Best Friend

photographer Bonsai, part of Y Combinator’s Winter 2016 batch, has created a tool designed to guide freelancers through contract creation and invoicing. The two-person company bills itself as a system that takes care of contract creation, invoicing and payment processing for white-collar freelancers, or anyone who does contract work from behind a computer. While the digital economy has made… Read More

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IBM Inks VMware, GitHub, Bitly Deals, Expands Apple Swift Use As It Doubles Down On The Cloud

Clouds on a blue sky While a large part of the mobile industry swirls around the streets of Barcelona, IBM is playing host at its own big InterConnect event in Las Vegas, where it unveiled a rush of deals that underscore another major aspect of the growth of mobile: the rise of cloud services. Today, IBM unveiled deeper partnerships with Apple, VMware, GitHub, Bitly and Siemens. Separately, IBM also made… Read More

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Foursquare Will Tell Businesses When Their Ads Bring You Into An Actual Store

FoursquareLeadership Foursquare announced a new product today that should help brick-and-mortar advertisers measure the effectiveness of their campaigns. The company has already been expanding the ad side of the business, for example launching new ad targeting product last year and recently bringing on CEO Jeff Glueck to grow its enterprise tools. Now, with Attribution Powered by Foursquare, the company is… Read More

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