Month: February 2020
Equity Monday: Oyo’s losses, global growth concerns, and four early-stage rounds
Good morning friends, and welcome back to TechCrunch’s Equity Monday, a short-form audio hit to kickstart your week. Regular Equity episodes still drop Friday morning, so if you’ve listened to the show over the years don’t worry — we’re not changing the main show. Here’s last week’s episode with Danny Crichton and Bessemer’s…
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Realme X50 Pro 5G to launch in India on February 24
Realme X50 Pro 5G will launch in India on February 24, the same day it’s unveiled globally. After the cancellation of MWC 2020, Realme will be hosting an online-only event where it will take wraps off of its second flagship phone. The company has been teasing the X50 Pro’s features…
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Startup buys startup: PullRequest snags remote developer hiring platform Moonlight
PullRequest, a startup that provides code review as a service, announced today that it was buying Moonlight, an early-stage startup that has built an online platform for hiring remote developers. The companies did not share the terms. Lyal Avery, founder and CEO at PullRequest, says that he bought this company…
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Watch SpaceX attempt a rocket reusability record with another Starlink launch live
[embedded content] SpaceX is launching another batch of 60 Starlink satellites to join its existing constellation, which will bring the total to 300 and be the third Starlink launch this year already. The launch will also be a potentially record-setting demonstration of SpaceX’s Falcon 9 reusability, with the shortest turnaround…
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Disney Plus in March 2020: new movies and shows, including Black Panther
Some big hitters are coming to Disney Plus in March 2020, including the fantastic Black Panther, which finally joins the collection of Marvel movies on the service. Note that Disney hasn’t revealed its full list of content coming to the service in March 2020 – that will likely come closer…
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7 Best Action Cameras (2020): GoPro, DJI, Insta360
Whether you’re shredding the slopes or diving the seas, these compact, often waterproof cameras are made for danger. Source
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