This Week in Apps: Kanye to buy Parler, TikTok's adult-only streams, BeReal's B round: Sarah Perez
This Week in Apps offers a way to keep up with the world of apps, including news, updates, startup fundings, M&As, and much more.
Pantheon Design alleviates supply chain uncertainty with factory-grade 3D printing: Rita Liao
Pantheon Design's improved 3D printers let hardware makers skip manufacturing woes by printing parts on demand.
Maro's new app looks to help schools screen kids for depression and anxiety: Aisha Malik
Maro has developed an app that help families navigate tough conversations about mental health, empathy, sex education, puberty and more.
Jasper's robots assemble fresh meals for nearby apartment dwellers: Kyle Wiggers
Jasper is developing robotics technology for prepping food. It's marketing toward apartment complexes, primarily.
Aidar Health aims to provide physicians with consistent patient vitals: Andrew Mendez
Aidar Health seeks to change the ways physicians receive patient data even before they step in their office.
Taylor Swift's 'Midnights' is the priciest digital album Tencent has sold: Rita Liao
Taylor Swift’s latest album “Midnights” has dropped, and it might be setting a new standard for China’s digital music industry. Within a day of its release, the 13-track album, priced at 35 yuan or $4.83, has racked up nearly 200,000 copies on Tencent’s QQ, o…
Overheard at TechCrunch Disrupt 2022: Natasha Mascarenhas
Welcome to Startups Weekly, a nuanced take on this week’s startup news and trends by Senior Reporter and Equity co-host Natasha Mascarenhas. To get this in your inbox, subscribe here. As far as weeks go, this one was as disruptive as they come. TechCrunch Dis…
Poppin’ bottles: VCs continue to pour millions into independent beverage startups: Christine Hall
Venture capital dollars continue to flow into independent beverage startups. But is there an exit?
Could machine learning refresh the cloud debate?: Anna Heim
If you had a sense of déjà vu this week when David Heinemeier Hansson announced that 37Signals was leaving the cloud, you are not alone.
Figma CEO Dylan Field on why he sold to Adobe: Frederic Lardinois
Figma CEO and co-founder Dylan Field sat down with reporter Ron Miller at Disrupt 2022 to discuss the deal and his motivations for selling to Adobe.
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