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- Tim Cook and Green BubblesChristine is an Android user and her iPhone-using friends talk about “green bubbles,” but she didn’t know it was a problem until now. Christine’s text bubbles come in different colors and tell her who is “speaking” while in a group. However, she now realizes that her iPhone-using friends secretly hate her green bubbles. Tim Cook is on their side Ivan He wrote.
- Ambient meshThis is the name of Google and Solo.io is the new network of Istio services. We will move Frederick To explain what all this means.
- Electric vroomJeep is ready to enter the market from 2023, three new electric vehicles ah ah! Jacqueline Reports.
Startups and VCs
It’s Day 2 of the Y Combinator-vaganza, which means we have buckets and buckets of news for you. Assuming news comes in buckets, that’s a discussion for another day.
take up According to reports, YC’s latest team will cut African startup participation by more than half and Anna, Alex And take up They are curious to know where Y Combinator started in 2022. Kyle He explored 7 AI startups that stood out among YC hopefuls, and several TechCrunch writers picked our 11 favorite companies from Day 1 and Day 2 and the Crescent Moons.
Wow, in addition to YC, Apple held an event yesterday, and boy did we cover that set. Luckily, Christine has you covered on that front in the Big Tech episode below.
Here’s a few more for you:
5 meters series one investors looking for dev-tools startup
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Median Series A for developer equipment companies fell to $47.5 million in Q3 2022, “which is the lowest since early 2021,” said Bain Capital Principal Rak Garg.
After meeting with hundreds of companies since the recession began, Garg has written a fundraising guide for seed-level innovators who want to get to the next level.
“I’ve noticed a common trait among founders who have raised successful Series A rounds: They’re good at telling their company’s stories,” says Garg.
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Big Tech Inc.
So many apples, so little time. Apple’s iPhone 14 event dominated our news cycle for a second day, especially this one. GregWe think it sums up everything from the show very well. If you want to read every detail of the hack, head over to the Apple Fall event.
Speaking of falling things, Christine He wrote about Bloomingdale’s going mainstream with its new virtual store in a short piece that will give you pocket envy.
