The British Royal Family Is Taking on the Twitter Trolls

Kate, Duchess of Cambridge, and Meghan, Duchess of Sussex. Clive Mason/Getty Images The British royals have had enough of the Twitter trolls and have decided to fight back. Evidently fed up with abuse targeting members of the royal household, the family’s social media team this week responded with a set of “social media community guidelines”…

Figgers F3 is first 5G smartphone made in America with 5-meter wireless charging

Figgers is a telecommunications company founded in 2009. The company currently offers smartphone calling and data plans including a flat-rate unlimited $165/month plan for Unlimited global roaming, calling, and data for 80+ countries. In 2014, the company launched its first smartphone – the Figgers F1. This phone would detect vehicle movement above 10 miles per…

Music services company Kobalt is raising a big round that could exceed $100 million – TechCrunch

Kobalt, a 19-year-old, London-based music services company that operates as both a music publisher and a service-based music company — among other things, it helps artists collect the royalties owed them — is reportedly raising a new round of funding that could surpass $100 million. Music Business Worldwide (MBW) reported on the round yesterday, with…

FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb abruptly resigns from his post – TechCrunch

That was unexpected, including by the FDA, apparently. FDA Commissioner Scott Gottlieb resigned today, an administration official tells The Washington Post, adding that Gottlieb will relinquish the office in one month. Unlike many people who leave the Trump administration, the resignation wasn’t sought or expected, reports the Post, which notes Gottlieb has recently hired senior…

Elon Musk wasn’t wrong about automating the Model 3 assembly line — he was just ahead of his time – TechCrunch

In 2017, when Tesla announced incredibly ambitious Model 3 production targets of 5,000 Model 3s per week and the beginning of “production hell,” analysts were wary. But Elon Musk insisted he could pull it off, citing hyper-automation — a robotic assembly line — as his secret weapon to increase manufacturing speed and drive down costs.…

Startup Law A to Z: Customer Contracts – TechCrunch

Your startup needs customers to survive. If and when you make sales or generate installs, you are wading into the fast moving stream of commerce and exposing yourself to risk. Well-drafted customer contracts limit your liability and create legally enforceable rights to get paid for your work. In fact, contracts are actually dispute prevention mechanisms,…