Category: Technology
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MonkeyFab Remembers The Warsaw Uprising With A Surreptitious 3D Scan
By John Biggs Polish 3D printer maker MonkeyFab has created a 3D scan of the Mały Powstaniec or Little Resistance Fighter, a statue in Warsaw’s Old Town that commemorates the Warsaw Uprising. Designed in 1946 by Jerzy Jarnuszkiewicz and unveiled in 1983 by Professor Jerzy Świderski, the monument depicts a little rebel, Antek, in stylized…
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Microsoft May Be Readying A New Service Called Sway
By Ingrid Lunden A day after news that Apple has turned on its own content delivery network, it has emerged that Microsoft has registered some domain names that use the term CDN — pointing either to Redmond also readying some kind of new CDN service, or possibly a service that will be based around a…
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CrunchWeek: Andrew Mason’s New App, Diversity In Tech, And Twitter’s Big Quarter
By Alex Wilhelm It’s a warm, relaxed Friday, making it the perfect moment for an episode of CrunchWeek. This week Ryan Lawler, Cat Zakrzewski, and myself sat to discuss the biggest news from the week. What happened? Former Groupon CEO Andrew Mason’s new app touched down, an interesting diversity report from eBay sat amidst a…
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Facebook Takes A Stand With Free Access To Women’s Rights Info In Africa
By Josh Constine No one should be denied understanding of their human rights just because they can’t afford a mobile data plan. Now women in Zambia won’t be, as Facebook and Internet.org’s new app gives them free Internet connection for accessing women’s right resources like MAMA (Mobile Alliance For Maternal Action), WRAPP (Women’s Rights App),…
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Y Combinator Mixes In Smoothie Startup LivBlends
By Sarah Buhr It really didn’t make sense to me why Y Combinator’s Sam Altman let a smoothie delivery service go through his startup incubator. Were the Fresh Mint Immunity and Cafe Mocha Energizer flavors delicious? Yes. But I scratched my head at how the next Jamba Juice had anything to do with tech. The…
