Category: Technology
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Snapchat VP of Engineering Peter Magnusson Departs Startup After Just 6 Months
By Sarah Perez Snapchat’s VP of Engineering, Peter Magnusson, has left the company only six months after the L.A.-based startup was able to poach him away from Google. Magnusson was a particularly high-profile win for the ephemeral messaging app maker, having previously headed up Google’s App Engine, a cloud-based platform that counts Snapchat as one…
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Timely Turns Your Calendar Into A Time Tracker
By Kyle Russell One of the most important things a small business manager can do is make sure that everyone is taking on a fair share of the workload. If some are taking on a bigger share of the work than others, it can lead to hurt feelings and inefficiency. Timely is an app that…
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Pure Storage’s Scott Dietzen And Sutter Hill’s Mike Speiser To Talk About Building For The Long Term At Disrupt SF
By Matt Burns Pure Storage is upending the enterprise storage industry by fully utilizing flash memory technology into their product. Scott Dietzen, the current CEO of Pure Storage, and Mike Speiser, managing director at Sutter Hill Ventures, are working together to grow Pure Storage into an industry leader in flash-based enterprise data storage and they’ll…
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Audi Tests Self-Driving Cars On Florida’s Roads
By Sarah Perez Self-driving cars are making their way to Florida. Well, to “connected car” testbeds in Florida, that is. Automaker Audi was recently the first to try out a section of highway in Tampa, Florida which has been designated by the state as a testbed for automated driving. Here, Audi tested an initial version…
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Oculus Rift DK2 Gets Torn Apart, Revealing Its Samsung Innards
By Greg Kumparak You may not be able to get your hands on the very-much-backordered second generation Oculus Rift, but you know who did? iFixit — the guys who tear apart pretty much every device they can get their hands on to get a better look at the hamster wheels inside. So what’d they find?…
