As startups whip up a restaurant tech frenzy, is anyone close to Toast?
Technology innovation often comes in waves, but the restaurant industry saw its surf get bigger and stronger due in part to the pandemic. Startups stepped up...
Why Can’t I React to All Text Messages on My Samsung Galaxy?
In the Android world, you’re either using SMS or RCS for text messaging. You may have noticed some weirdness when texting people from your Samsung Galaxy...
Roblox will give a handful of game developers $500,000 each to build its future
Roblox is announcing a wave of new funding for developers building the cutting edge of games on the platform. The company introduced the Game Fund, a...
Roblox inches toward a deeper, more mature vision for the metaverse
Roblox outlined a vision for the future of its busy social gaming platform on Friday, incrementally ushering its community into a new era that might not...
How to Pre-Order the iPhone 14
It’s time to save big on the new iPhone 14. Nearly all carriers offer the iPhone 14 for free with a qualifying plan and unlimited plan....
Open source startups have a natural growth model: PLG
Tracking the growth and frequency of open source startups has been a long-running project at TechCrunch. This column joined the fun in the last few years,...
What Is the Apple A16?
The iPhone 14 Pro saw the debut of a new Apple system-on-a-chip, the A16 Bionic. So what kind of improvements over the A15 does it bring,...
Wi-Fi 7 Is One Step Closer to Reality
Most routers and devices still don’t support Wi-Fi 6E (including the new iPhone 14 series), but the march of progress is still going. Wi-Fi 7 is...
Building products for future needs with Bling Capital and Shift on TechCrunch Live
Toby Russell is a veteran entrepreneur and helped to found Shift. The company was among the first online-only used car marketplaces and pioneered many of the...
Grid Studio’s Massive Sale Puts Your Favorite Gadgets On Your Wall
The company Grid Studio takes some of the most iconic pieces of technology that impact people’s daily lives, like the Gameboy, iPhone, or Google’s first Pixel...
