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| Georgia's former president seized by armed men in Kiev The incident took place a week after a court rejected Mikheil Saakashvili's extradition to Georgia, where he faces a prison sentence. Photograph: Valentyn Ogirenko/Reuters. Georgia's former president Mikheil Saakashvili has been seized by armed men in Kiev one week after a court rejected his appeal ...
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| Axel Springer is investing in Magic Leap for some reason Magic Leap is the gift that keeps on giving. The company has been working for years on augmented reality technologies and raised a gigantic pile of cash on the way. German media company Axel Springer is announcing today that it is investing an undisclosed amount in Magic Leap. The German ...
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| Alibaba signs deal with Disney to stream its animated shows in China Alibaba Group's entertainment unit has signed a major licensing deal to show many of Disney's animated series and movies on Youku, its streaming video service, and other platforms it selects. The agreement covers more than 1,000 episodes from Disney series, as well as many of its films, and means ...
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| The Biggest Gaffes in NBC's Olympics Coverage So Far Well, no one's contracted pink eye yet—but the 2018 Winter Olympics in Pyeongchang, South Korea have already provided a few choice moments for those paying closer attention to the broadcast sideshow than to the athletes. After a couple of gaffes regarding South Korea and the Netherlands, NBC ...
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| Look out Berlin! TechCrunch Disrupt returns in November this year Our Disrupt events in Berlin have attracted participants from more than 50 countries, including all the European Union members and the near and from Israel to Turkey to Russia to Egypt, India, China and South Korea, to name a few. There's no better event to get a focused, in-person exposure to the ...
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| German politics is in revolt against the "Merkel method" POLITICS has broken out in Germany. It has taken the country's leading parties an unprecedented four-and-a-half months to reach a coalition deal. The Social Democratic (SPD) grass roots are in revolt and may veto the new government in their upcoming vote, the result of which is due on March 4th.
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| Bitcoin energy use in Iceland set to overtake homes, says local firm Iceland is facing an "exponential" rise in Bitcoin mining that is gobbling up power resources, a spokesman for Icelandic energy firm HS Orka has said. This year, electricity use at Bitcoin mining data centres is likely to exceed that of all Iceland's homes, according to Johann Snorri Sigurbergsson. He said ...
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| The Insane Amount of Backward Compatibility in Google Maps Huan Truong, a software developer, writes in a blog post: There is always an unlikely app that consistently works on all of my devices, regardless of their OS and how old they are: Google Maps. Google Maps still works today on Android 1.0, the earliest version available (Maps actually still works wi...
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